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Gasoline Stoves.

GASOLINE,

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mill. Booth Forwllk Out! III. In"
“In“ Vicinity—flaps and nun-u of
cilia! condensed into Crisp Paragraphs
Ira. 11.8. Judd is under the doctor's
.osnat be! home on Union Park. .

 

The Mitchell brothers. of Norwalk,
who have been ill with the grip. are
' improving.
(1F. Toliea & ”Co. Thursday. said
goodltobesblppedto Seattle, Wattle-
" Ansonia Sentinel.

 

 

lire. James w. O'Brien, 'of Italics
strut. had one of her hands severely
acaldod by hot water one day this week.

Mayor—elect E. “0 Kecler. of Norwalk

is confined to his boiltle on Illott' avenue. -

trying to get the best of an attack of the

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Il'iIe Consolidated road has Pinkerton
men at work upon the Newtown station
burglary case and will probably run
down the burglars.

John W. Craw has purchased a lot at
the corner of Elmwood avenue and Gold-
en Hill street, and contemplates erecting
a house' In the neat future.

The condition of Charles Grape, keep-
er of the Norwaik reservoir. who has
been ill for several 11‘ eeks, is slightly im-
proved. says the New Canaan Messenger.

..'._4.._i_

Thereliei committee of the A. “.8 .
church will be at the church on the 22d
and 23d, from 10 a m. till 8 p. m.. to re-
ceive Christmas donations for the poor.

A man who called at the town clerk’s
office in Danbury in quest of amarriage
license asked to be trusted for it. He
'said he was outof work and did not have
A com.

'I‘o marrow is thedny for Sunday school
library books at the Congregational
church. Members are requested to re-
member this in coming to the morning
service.

‘ county Organizer Waldorf, of Bridge-
port, will soon visit Southport to hold a
public meeting in relation to the forma-
tion there of a lodge of the Order of
United American Mechanics.

William H. Lobdeil the youth who
shot Clarence Osborn. the Georgetown
milkman, two years ago, died Thursday
in the state prison at Wetherslield.wliere'
be was serving a term for burglary
committed in Bridgeport.

James II. Gordon, chef of the Norwalk
club, went to Stamford yesterday to at-
: sand the funeral of Mrs Annie Brown.
VIII. Brown was the mother in-inw of ('1.
Ransom D’Artois; of the Adams Express
company's South Norwalk office.

 

The late Senator D. kl. Read died in-
mate. Judge 'l‘allmadge has granted
administration papers to David F. and

‘ MB. Read. sons of the deceased
films: a. norm and Edward (3. Strat
' .étombave been appointed appraisers.

Tb. R". J. J. Coopersnd twenty three
‘nlombcrlof the Shelton Baptist church
have resigned as the result of recent
troubles in the church. ’l'hh withdrawal
from the church takes away nearly one-
half the membership. and makes it ex-
tremely doubtful whether the church
can condone. W.--

Aortic! of evangelistic services will
commence in the Norwalk Opera

Km. Joseph A. Judge will re.
w, by ‘ request. his ud~
dr. deliverd last summer in

Pastor Robbins’ church. "From Mother's
Remote a Jesuit School." The differ-
Gilt piston are expected to be present,
The storm, which was central on Lake
Huron last night. will probably more to
“northeastward. and give Norwaik a
falrflunday, if indred. the skies here do
lotblgln to clear before noon to-tiay. A
“cold wave ” in the surrm’ s rear will Ill
advance to morrow to the western parts
_ of this section. But it will not be severe-
ly felt on the Iii-abort).

The Washington correspondent of the
Word Cannot writes: Representative
More» is ItIli conilned to his house.
to h disappointed at the failure of tho
, W airways and means to modify
them and hat trimmings schedule to
’ “I the wlshu of the batters. lie still
, ”I, bum, that when the bill is up
i tornado-noon the trimmings will be
fines the has list, even if the dolls.
fl” is not rrstorvd.

 

he nitration l-‘sI-rls wheel made by
“PM. of Norwaik, new on ss-
‘ w I W. A. Benedict’s storeio
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inclement and weighs about

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THE I‘lAllN'l‘B 0]" SANTA CLAUS.

Whore Readers of the Sentinel Will l'ind
Present- for the Holiday Benson.

1“. H. Nash a: Brother are one oi the
old-established firms of South Norwaik,
known far and wide for reliability and
fair dealing. Their store at the corner of
North Main and West streets is the place
towhicb people flock for things in the
crockery line that are suitable for Christ-
mas gifts. Decorated cups and saucers.
fancy dishes, lamps. and everything in
the way of glassware are to be found
here. at prices In keeping with the ti mes-
. FRANCIS a co

Have“ a complete line of overcome,
suits and gent‘s and boy’s furnishings,
which every intending purchaser should
examine. One of the windows of the
store contains an elegant display of
neckwear. very appropriate for
Christmas gifts. “The African Dodgers"
attract a great deal of attention. and
wili probably serve as an impetus to a
big holiday trade.

II. D. SMITH.

H. D. Smith, Norwnlk's real estate and
insurance agent and broker. is located in
Room 1,, Masonic building. He has no
specialties to ofler for the holidays, but
we are sure a house and lot, an insurance
policy. or ii per cent. debenture bonds of
the Middlesex Banking company would
make €11 acceptable Christmas present to
any 0

 

r9. (2. STILLSON.

Although not making a specialty of
holiday goods. (in. C. Stilison has an ex-
tensive line of the choicest perfumes on
the market; and a full line of medicines,
including an unlimited supply _. of his
famous onstonik. can be found at his
pharmacy on Washington street. a
HUNT a anI'I'P.

All the fixings to go with the turkey
for your Christmas dinner can be found
at llant & Zelufl’s market on Washing-
ton street. Their ornngee. grapes and
other fruit are as sweet and fair as can
be found in town. They also keep an
endless variety of fish and other seafood,
including Norwaik oysters and clams.

Our Schools.

Mr. Editor: Much has been said of
late as to schools. and much remains to
be said of the same. One of the land-
marks of this nation is an English edu-
cation, which is necessary to its perpe-
tuity. I remember the remark of a
town superintendent of schools in the
state of New York. to me in person,
which was as to ourfifree schools. He
stated that it was his opinion that a
stringent was necessary to secure a regu-
lar attendance of the scholars. anda
stringent simply being obliged to pay a
small penalty. say ten cents, be the
some more or less. for each day‘s or
parts of day's non-attendance. That
being the case, "there should be a register
kept by each teacher. showing the tiny
and date of each scholar's nonhttend-
ancs between the ages of six and thir-
teen. as may be, so that parents, guar-
dians, etc.. may attend! to its accuracy;
the rate bills to be made out by the
teacher and handed to the principal for
his examination. Teachers may receive
penalties by paying the same to the prin-
cipul, for which he. the said principal.
shall keep astrict account to be handed
to the district committee every six
months. which may be a source of reve—
nue to our schools. Jenn Foams.

 

Labor Organisations and the Wilson lilll.
Idifor of (he Sentinel: Home of my
friends think it a mistake to call the
mass meeting to be held to protest
against the passage of the Wilson bill, a
Republican meeting. I believe other-
wise. forl will forfeit and pay to the
Norwalk hospital 0100. providing any
Deraocrat will pay the some. if I do not
prove In my proposition that every
members of every labor organiwtlon is a
Republican, no matter what ticket thev
vote. Yours. Roster Premium.

 

Employment to the Needy.

Editor Sentinel: Danbury has appre-
priated 350.000 to meet the demands of
the unemployed. Let Norwalk follow
suit and appropriate 080,000 for its im-
employed. As the holidays are fast up
preaching. and many hearts will be
made glad on those days. what more
happiness can be given than employment
to the needy. which will enable them to
procure the necessities of life for their
families without detracting from their
manhood Winnino Wonxrn

A Timely lift of Ad .

in these times of grip and pneumonia
it is of great importance that we should
know wheretoicok fora sst and sure
remedy. Asiight cold may become a
seriousoneths scarcely noticeable pain
in the elastic too often the forerunner
of mnemonic. The first cough may
lead to oonsumptioMa dough is always
dangerous). Nev-r neglect I cold or
cough for Ivsacneday, but gout ones.
as a safe and ours remedy. Ramps
liaison. the but cough sure. which is
recommend-decallsldes ltshouldbs
kept in the house regularly to avoid
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NOT PIN FIIOIN NORWILII

EVENTS OF INTEREST IN NEARBY
('OMIUNITIBS

Some of the Thin:- Our Neighbors are
Doll: and Saying. Pooled Beiuorad
and Boiled Down Into Short Stories.
that Those .‘1... Ban Ilsy and.

II. Sitis, who lost $82 In South Nor-
walk last week. has heard nothingre
carding it. and is inclined to think some
one else has made use of it by this time
Miss Emma Title. a teacher in one of
schools at Stamford. was taken "quite
sick Thursday and is now at her home in
this place

Joseph Riley has moved from the old
Chasmar place to the Percy house. owned
by Warren E. Smith.

Henry Godfrey. the ocean mall clerk.
arrived home yesterday. He reports a
very rough passage.

Captaqu. H. Smith and family have
retumed from Northport. L I.. for a
short time

bliss Nettie l‘lander. daughter of John
H. Plunder. is seriously ill with diph-
theria.

 

DABIEN. .
The town counsel states that there is
no doubt that the resolution passed and
the vote taken at the 'town meeting one
week ago was illegal| as the selectmon
have no authority to call, out the county
commissioners to appraise the valuation
of land. It is probable that the residents
will draw up a petition to have another
meeting called.
Thursday morning. ,ae lion liark
Wilbur was going down a flight of‘stairs
at his home. he caught his foot in the
carpet and fell the entire length. striking
his head against the door at the bottom.
The door was broken open. Mr. Wilhur‘s
head was cut and he was badly bruised.
Yesterday it Was found necessary to call
a physician.
The contract forlighting the buildings
at Fitch's Soldiera' Home has been
awarded to O. Tirrill. of New York. who
will begin work as soon as possible. In»
eluding chandeliers. etc. there will be
five hundred lights. The contract price
for the plant is $4,500.
Contractor J. M. Brossman has erected
a derrick and begun work on the foun—
dation for the extension of the bridge
for the railroad tracks over Austin's
brook. cast of the depot.

'I‘. Euphrnt states that the factory for
the manufacture of his patent life acting
device for surface cars will be built in
Darien, and that work will beliegnn in
the nrar future.

W EST NORWAIIII

At a secret meeting of the members of
the Union chapel, held last week, Mrs.
Maude Mather. who was formerly organ
ist. was elected to fill that position.

The ladies of the Union chapel are
making arrangements to hold a New
England supper.

A sociable will be held next week at
the residence of the Misses Hamilton.

An illustrated lecture was given in the
chapel last evening.

Edward Mather is seriously ill with
pneumonia. .—-New Canaan Ifessenger.

lil'Tl‘lIINSiiN AN APPLICANT.

Ami "any (Mir-rs Want to ho Superin-
tendent of the llelorm lichnol.

The Moridso Journal is authority
for the statement that tax-Collector
John 1. Hutchinson is an applicant for
superintendent of the Reform School.
At the death of superintendent George
E. Ilowe, Hrs. Howe was made tern
porary superintendent and she still
holds the position. Fifteen applications
have so far been received by the trus—
teou. but the Journal gets a hint that
none of those will be uppolnted. True
tees States. Thatcher and Donovan
are the committee on applications. andm
they will probably make a visit tosevsrai
institutions in scorch of the proper man
for superintendent. Only one who will
fully carry out Mr. llowe's ideas will be
selected.

 

Has An: Norwaik Boy boot a lite.

A kite about five feet high and proper-
tionately broad fluttered to the ground
Tuesday afternoon near the residence of
James Curran in Soutbwrt. says the
Chronicle. and was received by billion 5.
Keyser. it was well and strongly made.
sod appeared to have come from Noriralkm~
or that vicinity. It had no tall. but to it?”
was attached two lines of line. strong:
steel wire. When the kite first came
down this wire lay across the Islagrapbm
wires and those who attempted to draw
it is received a slight electric shock.
Something like 1.000 feet of the wire was
recovered.

ken-«Ilsa Pate-tr.
The following were issued Death.
film. List furnished from tbeodleooin
A. I. Wooster. patent lawyer and soils.

t iossvsre attacks ards
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he Provision of the Amended Hoary
Act to I). “forced.

Collector John C. Byxbec has received
instructions from Joseph B. Miller, com-
missioner of internal revenue. regarding
the registration of oil Chinese laborers
under the (leery Chinese exclusion act
asameuded November 3, 1898. Under
the provisions of the amended law all
Chinese laborers desiring to remain in
the United States must be registered by
the collector of internal revenue in the
district in which they reside on or before
May 8, 1894. Each Chlnaman will be
required to furnish two photographs of
himself. be fully identified and register.
In the event of non-compliance the
Chinaman will be deported to his native
land at the expense of the goverment.
The MO Chinamen in the district who
registered under the old law but did not
furniahphotographs, in accordance with
Commissioner Marvin's decision that
they need not be furnished, will be re
quired to register. There are four China-
men in Norwalk, but the number in the
distriotgls not known. Notices are tube
posted in all localities where Cbinamen
congregate. and deputy collectors will
beinstructed to inform them fully as to
the provisions of the law. In the law
$50,000 is appropriated for expenses of
United States officers in enforcing pro.
visions when necessrry. The commis-
sioner'in his letter of instructions to Coi-
lector Ilyxbee expresses the belief that
no addition will be healed to the regular
other force in this district to enforce the
law". _.

Discord Among 'I'hl Knights.
The commitiée hppoinu‘d from the
Knights of Columbus councils in‘ths
state to protest against the recent "action
of the national body in raising the solar-
ies of seine of their number met in New
Haven Thursday night. The doiiberu
tions were behind closed doors and it was
utterly impossible to get any informa-
tion as to what was done ‘ One member
said Supreme Knight Pheian would have
the matter in hand in such shape as to
give onta statement in about a week.
it seems that those who unite in this pro‘
test meeting are not only dissatisfied
with the raising of salaries, but object to
the centralizing of power in the national
council.

SIlNllAY NEIIVICEII

Preachers and Their Insane: lII Norwalk
Churches “lo-marrow.

rmrrn Norman: COIIIIIIOA'HDNAI West
menus and Weststreois. Rattler “Ricard.
i’h. [).. pastor. Services 10.!) a. m. andfztll
p. In.; Sunday school. “In. Your: People‘s
Hoclt‘ty of Christian Endeavor meet ng atom

rn-z subject. ”The Wonderful Love of

‘hrlsl.." header, Mrs. N. C. Gram. Morn-
mg subject. ' Our Church and Its Covenant.
No. l\'.: The l-lclf consecration. vsni
Forefathers Day service: subject. "A Knife
Ant-Fairy

rioI' Tn NonwAI. K hlzrrtomwr. “ est avenue.
near (turner. III-nee. actor.
Services 1011!) a.m. and 7.4.0 p. m.; .unda
school. 12.1mm. Epworth League meeting. 5:1.
p. m. The pastor Irlll preach morning and
evening.

Son'rIINonwaLl Barrier Westarenue. near
Pine street. tier. h,orwood tor.
l’roaclhing.l [Ml] a.m. “and H!) p. m.; undny

12111.; \uung People's 8bclsly of
l'hrlstlan Endeavor prayer meeting.rl.1llp. In.

'l'nml'rv Errsconf. West aim and Fair-
fleld avenue. $0th Norwalk. Ilev Olin llsllock

rector. Morning Prayer. itlaa) and sermon
at llhilimum sunday school. 1210051. In.: even-
song at l p. In.

Nonwam Commandant. corner Park

and Lewis streets. Rev. '1' it No his. I) l).
tor. elorvlm at 10:4!) 1. n1. amilt‘lip 111.;
unday school. lsztllp p. the in

Bocletynf Christian Endeavor mealtlrJ
m.; subject. "The Wand erfnllnvc o C'hriat. "
Evening sub] "Christianity and Other
Rel No.V :Ghristianity’ and the lie-
ration0 of omen.‘
Konwau Mnnonurr. West and Mott an.
noes. tev ll Wy alt . pastor. Services
10..” a m and tulip. In. Hunday school.
i2 m.. Eu Worth lasagna meetin. MI! p. In .
Young men ‘s meeting at to a. m. ntbo lecturi-
room. The poster will premh morning and
evening.

lMonolith Barrio-r. Kant avenue. nppmita
1'. Robbins. tor.

rem Rev
vices, limits. at and 7:!)
hi m.. early Mprayer mattrng." hill) a. 131.; yeah
people's on. morning sobloc .
'll ling lishlnd the Trans.“ Evening subject.
" the Angels of Heaven."

nasal IPIAOOPAL. Bolden avenue Ifllll' rot-s

Wiley at “rector.
Third Hunday in Advent. Holy Uorninnnlon.
Ila. m.. Warning yer. Lusaka ndsormon.
will a 111.: Hand ay school. that: Ivan.
lng Prayer and sermoquzl
tn. PAUL'A Erraoout i'iIan-h street. I.
site the fireen.N Norwal'ine vti. .523"
meter. Divine service withm comm: Willa.
Divine service with sermon. ’lzlllp. m.- ,
iiunday achool. I?! In.
ilrr Man 'a. it. . corner of West IIVt'InlIB
and cm street. :Immi. Ilcv w. Milne.
am. part 7k. in: Children's
.yguizmnmu High lliass.llr.:lla.m. VIII-pore.
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BLUE PENCILED ITEMS.

The defense in the cam of Dr. Meyer was
opened. - .

Vandals looted the (Icritrnl Presbyterian
church In Rochester.

Ina railroad collision in ltd-hie M pro»
ole were killed and :III Injured.

John Y. McKum‘. Iuljmlgml guilty of
contempt of court. has III-cured a May.

The chief owners of n rinsed bank at
Rulbvlllo. Nell. \I'I‘n‘ mobbed by angry
creditors. ‘

Practical jokers It‘ll slqu bombs at the
floors of prominent l'rlrlsluh‘ mu] created
a big scare.

The Ameritau Fedrratlon of luber rr‘
Iuaod to allow Mayor Swill of if blame to
address their convention.

The first uti‘goof (Ullnll from any I Ititetl
Suites port direct in Manchester. through
the new t‘mml, his It‘ll Ilmlairm.

While a number of young men nurt-
playing football U.) thr- lil‘. on the SIN‘III: >
hanna at Sclln‘ « lirutt- Pa the It - lirukt
and two of the party non‘ (IIMHVIIHI

'l‘hetultlil coal miners vmploymi in Illl'
Monongahela river pits will be lut'kr‘tl out
If they enforce llu- uniform minim: mi»
of "II; cents .ulopit‘d Itt tin u‘ m mention

“high Stvilmn Illnckiistml.

BI‘IHFALO Ihc iii Ilutnf I‘Ilfillployt't'n
of the Inchigh who wait our on strikeni
this point. only thrm‘. lum- III‘I’ll token
back. Chief Engineer Mooney an)» that
not only the 1.1 high but all oi In r rnilnoy~
have plum-II :I bun against llm lt'llilll'rl of
tho Lolligh hlrlki, .Iml that ii \llll In Illlll
cult for any I-nginu- r, fin: ' ll‘.ll.
tralfnnnli or npt‘mtur ulm \ . Himplt‘llull;
in the recent struggle In 5min i-mpinynzvnt
lgnin on any road where In: i~ know :I

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ltougb and Tumble J'i‘lsn- light

i’IrTqII no llt'C. II; \ prw «film .11
Turner linll. Alli-glam}. II‘WI' I li‘ncs
lievack and KI‘IlIly Mason. lm-nl pugilists.
'waa interrupted by the pu‘.x.-.-_ and the
principals n'c‘rr arr-natal, \ tutti-r tooling
existed between tlu‘ llil'li. and but). fought
furiously. Tin-y tougher.“ nwr lilr‘ dune.
wrecking tlu‘ Lcvm‘ry .‘llill 4'Iil‘-\lil.; rush
other llku‘ animals III-inri‘ the pr.’ N would
pdrt thu‘ men I! mu finally Li‘t‘l‘rfiarvlll
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Mnrcrul‘nls of ”roan Nirannlripa.
NLW YHMI, her. In » I'iI~~following-Inuili
steamship Iii‘v‘ Illli’ llll l 11m .iV. Hivmpin,
Sullivan. l.thiupi..I “Lulu u. r‘ l’rlllt'l‘lln.
Antwerp; ll\- ._1 WI .nr. Nubia-hint“.
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niOIlll Hill. London The foilnn‘izig sail
today: i‘ltrurin. Liverpunk I.:I llll>tl'.filll’,
IIarn-g .‘\In\lrrdnm li“lil'i"l£ilii Nam],
Christinnsami. '
Knee War ("or to SI ule.

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his is Llll’t‘ltlt‘llt’ll In >I.‘i'loir mumy In
that county Liv. nillwm \I‘I-m in levy an
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turning to .\nlir‘\lllt‘ \\ tn-n 1.: :il‘lllt'll he
grul‘s, Win: an» kim'nii, slupwwl {In In, muI
at the points of Lull‘ they l’ulltpr‘llwI tin-m
to give up Iln‘ mule. Au (li‘lzltll pow- flittl
left Asho‘I‘Illi‘ Im» not Il‘vll li.‘;il‘ni hum. lI‘I

linun \V.“ Mania-red.

liannu, N. .l.. llt‘c 'l'ho- ill}~lei_\
aurrulunilugthv ll" II it or drum-.6 ilmm of
IsI-lin ilt‘l‘pt'lln. llunn “5.. l-Illllll nil Iln‘
Penmylrnnin rulirnml :rmlwun'i‘mminy
night. find ill llr-I in ca.- vll‘rilwm‘d Ilmt In-
had been Mill-II by Iii.‘ I‘:iI'- III~ lx‘ir-mle.
howI‘I'rr, II-I'~‘It.1ii.ui 1'31 ~l l:l‘ lxnvl lawn mur
(lured lluzm lizul Iw . .‘:Ill« vi in Non
“I'llllerll'L Ion-stir) .I;:. .I ‘ll . ‘Iiurlin.
who mu an own ‘Il. ill Mill‘ilii I“ Iii~ II‘Im

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Woman's hrtul Ayuillvaiw In Trouble.

L'iili .tlm. “or If» .‘lt‘w. I; .1 lire} ill
Mullnn. U. has llli‘tl .1 Mil risking for it n-
crIVI-r and uh nocuumilm w..-.m' llll‘
Woman's lmnd aymiimn- of I‘lm 1;” “Ir
bill llnlly lli‘i‘llll‘i"4 that Iin- ‘Mmufiilt' mt.
n scheme lltfl'l'sr'il for the pun-owl ’ l‘lll’lll
lug Innocent “onion through the “Jim-arc
of pen-«ms widely known In is- prominent
In forum-mace and religion. I‘Irl'll"

Grip Drove “or to Suicide.

Summon, ”01‘. to. Jim. V. \“lllllplt‘.
while sutlering from grip. jumped from
the remind Illnry window of her room mm
the arrow. rnllwl down an ctnimnkumu.
mu to II creel. hurl throw hI‘raI-If in fun:
downward. 'i‘iu‘ water Iva-I only In Irwin-:4
deep. but she tum-d lli'l'W'l.’ in rmunln Ill)
ili'f‘ nutri‘ mml «hr mo. .lmwut-d

Peculiar Allrlupl at buivhic.

Id (III'I‘ H~Tl it. Mus. . “H In. -» \Iit‘llm‘l
(arr, the South Bridge nil“ uninirrer
AWIIIIIIIK trial In jitll. rumm‘t‘t'l IIIII of one
of tho ll‘ll'fl'n from his “l'l‘l'llil'll'w. nml with
the lllIIu'p Nul In- I III on artery III LIN It‘ll
arm. The rut nus «III-rovers"! In IIIIII‘. mui
his life was Iill‘t'il.

l‘rirotlnio [colon-led.

I‘IA'I FHA“ lw‘n, I’l‘l‘. III 1 Fire lmlny III--
ktruyrd a f‘biiwse washlmuw IIII \‘nletirln
Illf‘fl'l. 'l‘lie Insilta of Inn I'H'Iu‘ nerv-
token from liw ruins «ml the pull-w- rep-Iii
ed IMO the" I‘IIIIIIIIIII‘II misamg ,Ilpl at”,
pinned to Iltllt' [WI l‘iiit‘d.

btrikon Will Ila-wand Aid.
I’iuiViill..\l a. Doe II). At il ”wring ut
the locked out I‘lnploym‘a III llIv‘wImIi-II
mill district It was voted that lily; should
match to the lil‘rlililllili'it‘f‘! of tin- overseer
of tho pom and make a formal IIeIrInml inr
assistant-c.

Work tor 1,500 Men.

riI tumult, l’u.. lien. m, Jiha- Lacks
wanna lrnn nuai Hlml company, M with It
now turn me employed will rumni o orlt
Wvdnmiay on double time iuran Huh-{l
bite period ’

Minister flier-ton sails.

Han locum”. lit-c. tuning the
Winter-swim left on the strainer Ala
Wm fut Honolulu were i. A Thur-non.
Junie-lino "noisier to the l nib-d “into-4

”labors“ Wm runs a "mus.
lii‘srtsmmv, lb... the. ill. The Dunk-
srde oi antral Pennsylvania have decided
to establish a home for the old eminently
of their denomination at l-Ihirleyshnru.

lint-[glen III the “resale.

Has Mummy. Dec. towns custom
m switchers mode a rairlmr the strainer
Oceanic and citrus-14M III capturing-large
gummy of smuggled “With.

Aunts-I to miller-tint lesion.
saw Yllttll. Dec. iii/«William ”eaten.
WWII known billiard wafl. while gut»
ting off arable car. slipped nod bmlmhin
Ml»

VW ”HMO Ovals-son CM
Unbeaten: Mm. flee. Hip-r l’mfoauur
floaty Warren Torrey. ore of the chiral
mos-moi liarvaird university. is dew *'

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'mm ”It. “All tin! chamber I}! W

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GAME, '
Pure Vermont MAPLE SYRUP,
Imported OILS
and BARDINES,
Finest Assortment of ll‘ISlI to
be had.
PIOKLED OYSTERS.

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Telephone Call. fill.

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South Norwalk. Gonn.

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Sale Agent Inf

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lint Air Heating.

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sighs. don't pay $6 in 38. try my 3. $3.50, “.00-

Sllm. T 'Nt Iqull to custom maluodlockafl
m It tail. for with buocomlisln youth“.
Incineration ngll. i.. Doug' 31 Show. Nam
Irkslmdsn the bottom. [Mk for It whoops
'9 I. WOLAI. ”fashion. In“.

J. SCHAUB.

Fawcerrrs

Headquarters for iiiliinsry
3 WHEN STREET.

Notwithstanding report- to the rnnfrnry.
oar plurals own from III. In. until 7 p. m.. and
we are stirring special bargains to hate and
feathers. Hive on a rail. and got a lowly

ltianul lint turn this illl.
Mrs. w. Fawcett.

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-SKATES-

skates at lowest priced.

H.D. Wolcott.

St ilsin Street, liormiii. Gt.
”1255111

Sentinel Building.

South Norwalk.

season, i shall not carry Men's
Youths' or Boys' (Nothing unti
Spring.

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a FULL LINE OF

IVVIHEN’S

dag; iuriishinglloods

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Children’s

'OIOTIIINII‘

HATS

Plumes remains...

fnrfibl wt
’ talah't’luws wlilmsendm “JEEI wgi
hull“ of scrum “

We havealaoafull line of Barneys , a...

W.A.Benedicl

Owing to the lateness of the

Ready for inspection

NINIIHOTIIIIEIIS' PIIIOES.

From “-06 to . ii I!
............ ..... serum

on line uniafiuflli eke! plated. also
ment of who tered 6bodies is ”1.21::le All
npbnlsterer in constant attendance. who will
trim tocrder at short notice. lie airln
rat-up bolstering done at short notl7 . «em

five sir-carom Mull. m 3.
’mla‘ Tricycles. Express WSngg: 550”“er

F. BOY LSTON 9
nowar'ms. or. opposite a. a. Stutiun.

OLD w. RELIABLE
DAILY DIRECT

Freight Line

llifil'I‘WlI FA.

NEW YORK,
80th Norwalk

ANTI

NORWALK.

TH l‘.’ l’ltlli‘lfilll‘llirl

, OITY OF NORWALK

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wEAGLL
N/ jib amlzr‘\ ’l

Joe—r”

”-mern m
Willimvol’iri‘ 2i. E. IL.
Ntw Iork III 51am.

beau- Norm tlk on m: South .‘mrwnlk. n: to
p.111

Frtiglit ran. I. 11: run 3 am. to '1p. m.

L we ap' .wlicnliou to agent-I the if it of Nor-
Vlltlk and Hugh. will be not” for:- 1m‘i’al lots of
freight. ‘1nyn hv.‘ to In \‘e .v hurl; or its ' .it‘lnity.

Weill persons are forbid trusting any of
Ilieenwiuytaol‘ llwbonln or ill' ‘« lini‘ on ur-
mum of the m. nnr.q Ilu I‘mf, . ~13”!

l. O JENNINGS.

Papa: Hanger t‘alcimmei Palmer

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Will PRPEII ZINE SONOERS

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mates rho: . full) Izit en.

IOOII AT iiST WINOOI‘II
Pictures,

ANII

Art Goods.

A Picture million :1 lim‘ Christmas or
Wedding present. What is home with.
out Pictures on the walls? Finn Furni-
turennd line wall paper do not furnish :1
room. Pictures are needed in put on
the finish Then tlu‘ cmnbinnliun gives
tom‘nnti brightness to the mum. “’1-
Iizm- a line emu-Intent of Etchiugs, l’lio-

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KIIIL‘I ALL i'AIEV tNl' l.\'\'lliill.'“.'l'l

Till-I HYS'l‘EM.

No More aches,
No More Restless Days.

With mirroring Apza‘tlte and perfect

daily duties beware 1 delight and [Air
Joy.

I'Imn stop thato‘untzh will.

Yankee

tum: - SOOTHEII.

Mtintled immire at flu-

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ALOXATONIII

tin More Sleepless Nights.

llgsrr‘
tion anu lulte~ the plat-«.- of despair: your

Ask your hrlghbor about it. and If n- 1 luil'

OITY OIIIIO STORE.

Nil. NORWAIJI'.
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G. A. Gregory 8: 00..

Ins. Half tom‘. i'nmluiuntiun Photos and
Artuytypes, framed and unframed, l'iI‘
tlli‘v‘? framed :11 hard [-zm prh“ <.

L. H. Becker,

79 Washington 8t.. 80- "email.
lOOII ii EAST WINDOW!

Old Well Hand Laundry,

9i Washington Street,
South Norwaili.

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NATIHI“AC‘I‘IUN (H'AILANTI'ZEI).
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RAYMOND IIIIOS.

SOUTH NURWALK.

 

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