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Ill;\
manure your , cold. Try
and Who! that
lathe best blood purifier.
I56 I BlITTLL ,
a.
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Well at
"7 Druggist,
- SOUTH NORWALK.
.llllusulas. em.
I .
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. 1 Opening;
on St,
hounds Cough Remedy
Mel's Sarsapriila
are Drugs
Fillieflhemicals.
Etcscriptions carefully com-
.ii.PlaisleIi
uIWashin’gton St.
Eflth is I good Inn to will.
detail to Pleased to give you
fire only .isllstt's Pure.
Julius collar.
' Try 2. i894.
:urnl
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ollthe best two dpllar Hat sold in the slate.
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Isl.
THE EVENING SENTINEI.
Jana counts. Mitorand Proprietor.
I :s {a the
mmbcsnur ewmflah
Soon nonwwani'fii’fli’u ,
Box 8m Weahlngtouead iiorlhlfaia
streets.
Box e—Oorasr Day and Tolls- streets.
Box o—Oron street.
Box Ill—West atrnet. opposite Franklin street
wheel. ‘
Box fl—Oevmcrd street. opposite school.
Box it-vOcvasr- North Ida and Ann streets.
Box lB—Oornsr iiigh street and Beyvlsw
avenue.
Box io~iicrwalk iron Works building. '
Box "~00er West avenue and Cedar
street.
Box ll~Coruer West strec
avenue. ~
Box 33—Ocrnsr Ely avenue and Benton street.
Box 25~tlnrner South Iain and Monroe
streets.
Do! lib-Electric Light station.
Box al—l‘elriield avenue and Cedar street.
linlatere Allllllu for lo-Iuemw.
Sun Rinse Sun Sets High This Low Tide
a! 7:19 at, 4:48 at A ‘3 at firm"!
m. .
a... York herald Weather roman.
The weather to-day promises tobe clear and
colder To-Inorrow' it promises to be generally
fair and warmer. "
and Taylor
it,
.. SIDUTII NORWALK.
What the People of Our City are Dal-g
. " all lulu.
lira. Alsxlnder A. Archer. of West
street. is recovering from a severe at-
back of pneumonia.
bliss Jessie Hicinbotheln, of Brooklyn,
spent Sunday with Mrs. James Cousins,
of Taylor avenue.
Mrs. Colians, of No. 3,125“ Archar ave-
nue, Chicago. is visiting Mrs. Sahh
Lorrigan, Of No. 34 North Main street.
~(bffee with cream, be can Depot
Restaurant. Open all night. '
W. H. Spear, the lemperanceevangelist
who recently held services in South Nor
walk, beganammpaign in South Meri-
den, last night. _
Miss Wallis Owler. the popular clerk
in hit-ad’s confectionery on Washington
street,is spending a few days at her
home in Bethe].
Mrs David Casey, whose husband is
employed in Lounsbury, Matthewson &
Co's shoe factory, died yesterdev at her
home in Ridgefieid.
——An elegant line of neckwear in all
shapes, at W. A. Benedict’s.
Adoiher small locomotive for Con‘
tractor H. B. Brown, who is doing the
four-tracking work at Rowayton, arriv-
ed yesterday, and will be put to work at
once.
A well-executed era on portrait of one
of Captain William uton's children is
on exhibition in ()omstock Brothers‘
clothing store. It is the work of Ed-
ward S. Brown, and is highly creditable
to the young artist.
~Iiance with (.‘o. Ddioudayoi armory.
The annual meeting of the Ecclesias-
tical Society of the Cougwgstionsi
church, for the election of a society's
committee and the transaction of other
business will be held in the lecture
room tn-night at 7:30 o'clock.
The Fay i-‘oeler Burlwque company
gave an excellent performance at Music
Hall, Saturday night, a good-sized audi-
euce being present. Several of the
specialty artists, including the Elliott
Brothers, the ltoaeairss, «rebate, and J.
J. l-‘enton, the boy baritone. were very
good.
-—llsne’s for candy, price, quality and
variety.
A horse belonging to John Murphy, of
the Connecticut turnpike, was left slend-
ing on il-iilrosd place, lieturday after-
noon. Something frightened the animal
and he ran away. overturning the car-
riagelleer the Adams Express office. in
frontof Plaistcd’s drug sum; the horse
was stopped by expressmsn Thomas
Cevenegll. The carriage was wrecked
and the harness broken.
linens Council, No. 26. improved 0r-
der of Red Hen, will hsves big pow wow
at their wigwem on Washington street.
tonight. when the chiefs will he raised
np.l)slegstionv from Hammonsseetl. No
l. ofNew fierce: Pauguseslt, No. ll, of
”unholy, and Querlllellg. No. ll. of
Bridgeport, will be present. flapper will
beservsd in thelunch room of ilrahsm,
Kelsey & Fm'l cigar lllolmy.
uAmlory. Monday nighrd‘o. Dunner.
Fancreiservlors over the remains of
tiredwfi. [long were held in tile
congregational church Saturday after
soon. Irv. I. if. outdated.
earl-led bylhepestnr. Rev. Herald ii.
Beard. 'l‘lls palibserers worst}. Buns,
(looms. North. W. 0. tools, J. W
Dake.0.li.dt.dnlialeddunee Golden.
bye queristts war
”coffin W, the fit. John.
D. B. Distrust and W. J. leieall.
’l'ilo elliptical of bets from Deanery
hiysersllowalbeelseusflllsllesleess
smug.“
,nsive‘cliord in the hearts of a buying. oom-
’ her will be added to before the next
, I
So. Norwalk.
Norman ”nod Benjamin flaw. of
Worcester. He... are visiting their soul,
Mrs. Hallie Biber. at it Wlk street.
Palestine Castle. a 0. K. of If. u ,will
install their officers this evening for the
ensuing term. All sir Knights are re.
quseted tabs present.
Police dergeant Orrie Starr Jennings.
of Bridgeport, died Saturday afternoon.
Death resulted from an atteckof para
mania. Bright's disease aad-beert‘vfeii~
are. _ , , .
‘ “flood mufic It Company D's sociable.
Nine persons united with lbs Congre“
gallonal church at We service yesterday
morning. One of the number was bep-
lined by Rev. Hr. Board, in the Baptist
church, last evening.
The annual haliof Company D will
take place at the Norwelk Armory to-
night. they military men from neigh-
boring towns will be present. Smyths's
orchestra will furnish music for dancing. .
Conductor Wier, of the Danbury
division of the Consolidated road. had
one of his hands slightly injured while
coupling cars at the lime kiln near Red—
ding Saturday afternoon. , ,
The case of Light against Frazier was
continued by Justhe Barrett this morn-
ing until the 20th inst. Ir. Light claims
to have a claim of .100 against the estate
of William Wight. intestate. and of
which Ir. Frazier is administrator.
The county jail is overcrowded. There
are at the present time 224 prisoners of
both sexes under confinement in the in
stiiulion. with a prospect that the num-
term of the criminal Superior Court.
-‘—Mcn's. boys' and children's winter
gloves. at W. A. Benedict's.
In connection with the meeting of the
Friday Afternoon club at kiiee Maude
K. Francis'. there was a pink tea. Mrs.
Palmer and hire. Quintard poured and
Misses Alice iayton, Mabel Beers,
Mary Palmer and May Raymond served.
During the week of prayer, services
will be held at the South Norwalk
Methodist church every night, except
Salurday; at the Congregational church,
every night except Monday and Satur-
day, and at the Baptist church every
night except Saturday.
~Plenty of delicious bread, at Lane's
Maude Smith, of Newark. was arrest—
ed in Bridgeport for drunkenness She
had 31,200 in money, which she refused
tosurrender. She also wore a scalellin
cloak valued at $500, a butterfly pin
with thirty fine diamonds, diamond ear-
rings and diamonds on every linger.
Constable Samuel lreland arrested
William loudlen, of Winnipauk. Satur-
day night, for breach of the peace, the
complainant being Maurice McUrath.
louden pleaded not guilty before Jus-
tice Barrett this morning, and the case
was continued until this afternoon at 4
o'clock.
Thomas l‘ennell. aged twenty, was al-
rested in Denbury for stealing a loaf of
bread from one of Weeseil's bakery wag~
one. [Is said that he was compelled to
steal an account of hunger. When the
attention of Prosecuting Attorney llooth
and Judge Walsh wall called to the case.
Fenneii was discharged without being
taken before the court.
Funeral services in connection with the
death of J. F. Rider will he held tomor-
row afternoon. There will he a prayer
service at the house at [It-5 o‘clock. and
service at the Norweik Methodist church.
of which the decmd wee organist for
some time, at 2:80 o'clock Rev George
VanAistyne, of Brooklyn, assisted by
the Rev. A. ll. Wyatt. pester of the
church, will oficiale. leathers of the
Nor-sill club. of which the deceased
was ll lhsmber, will attend.
wf‘o. i) sociable, londey. st armory
MDBWAIIK NEW‘.
a truss) Budget of Item Imus: ills
vl-Wlldnl‘lnwls.
The national banks will hold their all-
anal nil-slings tomorrow.
The annual mgtlag til the First (7on-
metionei church will be held Thursday
“is“ -, , m
The iforwelk students at Yale will re-
lnrn to their studies tomorrow, after the
holiday vacation. __ ‘
Th8 mo of Michael in... for sun
liquor selling has lirenadWhtlie
tirszeseis Isl-retry. Idols A. is.
l: lire “Immune“
lee
TheAiphe ngccl club Milli '
meet lc-night. W
Timothy O'Brien died at the aims
house this mornisg;
The bishop of fills diocese will vlsit
Grace church neithundav night.
Lug.” cw
tinned Mrs J. D. Jennings. of Elm
street, spent Sunday in Antonie. N. Y.
Raul). L. rumor Horseheede. iii.
day. . .
Fred Hall will give an exhibit of fancy
Wm—
A. DiCkerman & Son,
. c.........~..-...._..IM...L___ ..._ __................,.‘.. . .
.33....meched, at, erroneous-ch lamb”... .. . .. .
f
Highest of all in beaming Power—Latest U. S. Gov’t Report.
All above Bus Ruuvorlo’in we ofi‘er all our Food Cares and
50 LsoIc’aand Company’s Closes. We have besides a few choice
garments at a less reduction, .
Baiting
._.l:gymder
with Uncle Bern's picture on them.
foundlu thcclly. It is not necessary louuole pr
cut and Rib Roast, i‘zléc: Porter House. lilo; Ten 1
chapter. The largest stock, the greatest variety.
I 13North Main at, $0. Norwalk.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
Telephone call, 52-3. |
01"
FURNITURE.
Ladies’ Oak Desk, 3.5, so, 07, $10; Fancy Rocker, $2.80 to em;
Large line Couches, Lounges, Easels, Hassocks, lint Backs,
Foot Resis,Whitc Chamber Suits complete. Also a large line
Oak Chamber Suits, Book (loses. Cheiionieres, Hat Racks;
Bring in Your Tickets
ling Lamb Chops out. anywhere you like best. eilller Loin, F
We Vi ill give you lbw, pardon. sell you) the hint meal. to he
ices. as nobody tries i0 compete. We are sol-
mudl or Log, for 12%.". lb; Beet
ha. of Pork for 3!. and soon to lbs and of the
and the best quality to be found anywhere.
E. d. WADHAMS. Proprietor,
"0'1" "mitt..- ,-.fl§§..l§llvul.g. consume
21 Wall st., Norwalk
i Tokphone call, 5-73—
‘pooiand billiard shots at the Norwalk
club rooms, Wedllilsdsy night.
-.,;.,...
linapd kin. William Tattle, of New
Canaan. are gusstenf their daughter, lira.
Charles Frank. of Chestnut street.
Plumber George Murray had the pleas-
urc of seeing a live deer in the woods
near (‘olleudar's Point one day last week.
«Turkeys lb cents People‘s Iferkel.
C. W. [flokwood and Edward Barrett
have been drawn as jurors to serve at
the Common Pleas Court in Bridge-
port. _._.--_..
Ilia! lane. of East avenue. gave a din-
ner party. Saturday evening, which was
attended by a numberof Norweik loony
people.
The Mines Henriette and Nettie
Tattle. of New York city, are. guestsnf
Dr. and Mrs W . H. Baldwin. of Well
street.
The summary of the Weekly iii-coal
for last week shows two real estate sales
in Norwaik and mortgages amounting
to $2 285. .,
The Norwalk Home Railroad company
will probably commence equipping the
road with electricity about the first of
February.
Stephen Hatch presided at the organ at
the Norwelk Congregational church.
yesterday in place of bliss Jennie K.
Nash, who is sick.
—.\nchor brand perfect lilting dress
shirt. for men and boys, at W. A. llene
dict's. _' .. -.
The funeral of In Henriette Reed, of
Broad River, was held from her late resi-
dence yesterday afternoon. the Rev. A.
H. Wyatt officiating.
George Beccroft and wile, of Philadel-
phle, after visiting Latter Harrier George
Nickerson and family, on Spring Hill,
have returned home.
The twenty’sercnth annual state on.-
cempment of the Connecticut Depart-
ment,ii.A it. will be held at Foot
Guard hell. in Hartford, February Hand
15.
All who are interested in stocking the
brooks in this vicinity with from next
apring,ure requested to meet at C. B.
Coolidge's office tomorrow night. Io ar-
range plans for that purpose.
guide.
Conductor lllsko and Driver Horton
won the premium last week offered by
the Norwalk Horse Railroad company to
the conductor and driver carrying the
largest percentage of [wagers over the
preceding week.»
There will be a joint meeting of the
inasmuchaud Willing Workers circles
of King'e lhughters. of the Norwslk
Methodist church. Wednesday after-
noon at 3 o’clock. at the residence of
Mrs w. ll. Olmslleed.
The last meeting oi the listless Whirl
club was held attire residence of lies
label L'boiweil Hitler. on West avenue;
and the afternoon was span in a most
delightful manner The club prise wu
wonby lire. 1.0. Gregory. The affair
closed wilhanafternoon tee.
guide.
At a meeting held in tile parsonage of
the llorwslk Methodist church, Satur-
day sfteroooedlie pastorsof the Non
walk churches met ll. Fay Iliiie, the
vvengriiet.end tried to induce Min to
some to Norwelk. lie could not had
that heweereelly MOM hcve,sudde»
cidedhecouidnotsperethetimeto
come.
The Little 'I‘oddllwg rest.
Watchths littlsloddllng feet. and if they
show 0 dispoeitlou, to "toe in" take the
little assoc your lap alter its bath and
units at bedtime and rub the outer sills of
the little legs with firm outward Ill mi. es. .tt
tile-ems lime hold the tool. in your hand
in tin correct palmtop. Begin below We
ankle and rub to tile knee slowly and
quietly with an even pressure. This will
strengthen and nourish the outer marries
which are unduly no.4" York lie
u».u.w«...._
. use. Islee’ Introduction.
That clever veins and story writer. Mrs.
(Tiara Duty liaise. well one- mimelned by
a wellhaown women's club. As like an»
tsrvd the crowded reception robin the pres
idvstef cheetah. thmthedb
ti ieksd W knows. mesons“
' i earl unmistakably. "Lellles, this is
In. I'iese hm Delve licensees.
l"-—~'
"TN INIlILINANI
FRiGHTENED WILD ANIMALS PREVENT
A HORRIBLE MASSACRE.
of the spot.
the thicket.
he found shelter.
then three or four rallhils.
“What it“ if?" {Lilla IIH‘ L'tlIUHe‘l llf
BUSH:
Alfagulgner lielzltes n Thrilling bpiwllo
of the Struggles With indium In the
Northwest-The Min-lid Iiils'crllulr'nl I)!
u tell Breed cum.- 3...... :oo Live-s.
We were going wm‘u lilo punillmlrl
formed by “It! lunl'li'm lv? iii" YI~IIII\\‘-
sums and Little .‘Ilfirvlil'l z...-l . .
to intercept the indmn m. 3 mm; 1.
back. It had boon filldlILIfl‘CIII l‘i.l‘.‘l'ii~ ..
a ride of over ill" null-e.—
above four hours, .‘llill :vl III .1 "
‘l'orcnoon half IIIWH‘H‘III.‘ \‘J‘r't' siwl-III'; ii!
their saddles lb their II on
horses picked ill I only ..~ “l lllll lunch
ground.
We hall planned 1- I lunch I no wot it here
the fleeing indium Would I was Ill-z hil-
lIe Missouri Is day or two :Illl‘all of liicm.
We believed W9 lillll ill‘f'nlllIlIIW-Ill‘fl ll.
At It) o'clock We were within Ii\'l) miles
Then the head of -IIII- ml~
IIInn halted for the midi to plow up. Ilur
line had strung out for II miir- l‘l‘ IIIoI-e.
Between nil and the crossing. M the hall
was made. nature IutlI IIlIule ll iliullu‘ny.
“was agrasey road about 20 feet wide.
twisting and turning-illn- ii crook. Either
side was lined with demo thickets. Half
smile down the highway it was crossed
by a cmk Willi sleep bunks.
mile farther on was II sun-ml (Tm-Ii. It
was hardly more than a rival-i all this
sermon, but’lilowidlh from lmukmhank
was 40 feet. and the banks worn iii feel
high. Our guide had never Illls‘uul over
the route.
No man in the t‘llIllilili of ‘JW men
knew what lay beyond the firsI turn.
The: halt to close up was ll prl l‘illllllllllll')’
measure. but no one dreamed of damn-r.
If the hostile Indians lI.I.~I lml turned
back or changed their rllillI‘JIlt‘)’ should
be 40 or 50 miles lo the south.
struggle-re had come up. lIlv- diu-py trmp-
are bad braced up UlilIl‘i' IIir' f‘) we of their
unicorn, Ilnd the lluglrr nuts about to
sound the forward “‘Iil‘il the Il.llf bro. .1
guide and scout Ilt'III up his hand in
warning. A deer cam-I running up the
grassy lane at full spcl -l and Wu. wil‘nin
two feet of ill? collinel‘s hora» when. it
Whetlcd to the right and \'lllll‘Ilt‘lI illlo
Next l‘ililltl :l fox. who run
under the feet of it lllill'll bones iwfnru
ping
“ill
\ III I... lull?
III III“
.Illvl lam:-
Ilzllf ii
The
TIlf‘il it pummel ‘1flplr'
"Ambush!" was llil' will}.
“Where?"
The guide Ivan-Ii III~ IlillllI magnify
that it was down the Illllt‘ \llllll‘WIit’l'l'
"Ill-w llu you know “
"St‘l‘ film?"
A big gray wolf rounded IIlI‘ ll.l'il lull
feet away. coming ill full him-Ii.
hairorl his back «will up. lIi~ lHiI llIliillrl
drugged, and it was may in em IIlll’ Ill‘
- had been disturlwd and mu pm will
about it.
"'lnjnlls down linen-Z" shill IIII‘ guide,
"We are too IIItl-l
first, and we are ill ambush!"
"But what makes you llnllk all." p...
stated the colonel, who was Illiluiiir'lll ill
go ahead and )‘l-l iml prilclvlll in liH‘fI»
lonely explain his ('lllllllllilltl.
"Deer—fox» ralill'lfwwolfi” l’l'liIll'II the
"All were frighil-nvd.
ulna away from
down there waiting for all.
other way."
We turned to the loll lull
partition. We Illld loudl- ll dIllIuII-lr of
seven miles when IIIIIilntih‘ii'l'I‘ Ill vii. and
skirmishlng hogan, but llill)‘ mm ll"
tmtcd Iloutllvnlrll. lllld llll \ru- followed
them up they crosml llm Lillie ill mm.
It was til! band we IiiiII Impl-ll in Ilill'l“
, ,lrul why did th ‘ turn incl; WHII'
ma light? Ew-rylx
question whens few Il ,Ils rodl- un‘ in in!
spent the ambush.
been set for us betw
lowcrendof thouven «had been blocked
'~ ' with felled trill-s and basin». and lrv-rs
partly cut down would have himrkmlni
tit! upper end as soon he tho but horro-
ulsn hall
rowed to ill feet. Will-rover thorn was all
g in the bushes which lined lilo
sides it had been closed with thorns.
Prom sunrise that Inornlugthe iilllllllls
lied been waiting for us.
warriors were ill hiding IlPIiIillI till-
“needy to thrust out their villus
Milton the signal. Perched ill the
trees along the way Were half a hundred
boys qucdwllll bows and ammo. lIlll~
den W under the banks of the oil-eke
mm or more sqnawll mum with
”chefs, knives or clubs.
be abettlr. but e massacre. No mercy
was to be shone-not a prisoner taken.
donuts lled observedlwrra
. When the head 0 our column
They how an!
M]
solllcl‘llllig,
the crooks.
The road hurl-
their W about only frightened
the
Illi-
hero
l'llll-
Illjlins
\Vr- unwilli-
IflllllkI-ll ”iv
was linking the
l tll‘illIlll‘illi Ilrlll
The
Hill"
AIM”?! '30"
it was not to
hand
catcftkdrrstreel‘s
Beauty in Common Hurts.
To the true lover of nature the
beautiful aimplicity of natural
growths appeals with :l suggcsh'vc-
ness of reminiswnco that is often
wantiugiu the costlier occupant of
the greenhouse or flower garden. It
is the diffen-nco between thecurio
and the household relic, one rare and
lovely and precious, but the other en»
denied by tenderost memories. To
the child the delight of hunting for
tho chury wild flower far exceeds
any riot in the well kept garden,
while the boy‘s uniting expeditions
are much more to his mind than the
plucking of fruit in the richest or~
chard; ‘ ‘
In afterlife all that recalls those
lost delights is dear to the man‘s
heart and has its own intimate and
suggestive charm. A lesson in coon—
omy comes scarcely swim. and since
it is luxuries that must go first,
when it‘is a question of giving up
something, it is well to know that
the living rooms need not suffer so
long as there are woods and fields tr
draw upon for illcil'floml decoration.
while the l'xrhauge for tasteful Sim.
plicity is really II Illsilnc .gnin. mu
trusted with the wastefu and inor-
dinate use of dummy; with too lavish
and enlonsive profusion, --(iarden
and Forest.
An Interesting African People.
At the Berlin Anthmpological so
ciety Mr. Merl-risky has given some
curious particulars about the Kondch
people in the German district on
Lake Nyams, Their country Is bor-
dered on the north by the Living:
stone mountains and on the south by
the lake, and this favorable geo—
nghIl‘RI position has enabled the
people to develop in s. xxx-Idler man.
her and attain a relatively high state
of civilization ”Their affections are
largely don-Input Friendship is
especially valid-«I among them, and
love lletWI-cll lllr‘ son-s strong and
firm. as Well as the Illunestiv :lffva
tious
"Sulfuric, (mused by grief for the
lossofa wife. II l'IllIlI. or even a to:
write animal, is not iIIfrquImIt. The
favorite form of suicide is to enter
the water and allow one's self in be
Ilevouml by ll crocodile. III war
time all Iluu‘tstury cruelty Is avoid-
ed, and Women and children who
haw been made primuers are set
free again, TIit‘ [msitiun of Woman
among IIll‘ Kollllehs is unusually
high. Women Ilrcou ii [it'l‘i't’f‘t equal
ity with IIlI-ll III the eyes of lilo law,
and offenses against \Vlllllt‘ll arr-even
mom mwn'ly pIIIIi-IIIHI lIIIlII Ilfl'nrleee
against lllv'll " St. .illIIIes (iazotic.
(«unless Llislnere's \‘erne.
The lluwauI-r l'v-Illllms ‘Lf Ellslucrc, :I
IlillllI-ulllll'. \i'Illl" haired grandmother.
IllIt‘I_V \VHii .III lllIl'I‘ileil Ii‘ilIflIJII‘IIl Il
clllllpl'llillln for Ill" Ill‘~l norm-mp ppm.
alll‘r it guru "will 'I‘illw ls in Hil'l‘FflH-
IIII \‘l'i‘sl';
.\ IIlII In no we Ill :l IlllliIx‘.
.\II.| II fill \tiII hill Illii Illifl‘r‘ lb- lolllc.
l‘ui l‘lll‘l“ \' IIIl 1].!“II‘I
\iolulltl‘ Iii! ,.. u lfil II Illprr.
III" lrv filt'illl‘ll luvs “IlIl it with.
the. "inlet ll l‘ullllllllelr.
AI ll‘lll‘l'llill: “Lille il'nlluln‘s Suffrage
lI-llgue Mrs. Mar-.plrI-lll- Munro nomi-
lllltl-d Mn. Lily Ill \‘l-rmlx Blake for (Isl
again at large to lIIl,' constitutional l~on~
I'I-Illion In mil. ~~.\ PW York Sun.
Alnnug the exhibits ill the show win-
dow of a New York tieulal establish-
"will is a fancy lull-dc! around the other
objects displayed that is made of nearly
6,000 teeth. which have been pulled from
pain-Inf jaws.
The nobles of Spain claim lhe right of
appearing ill the presence of the king
with their hate on to show that they are
Spaniards are.
"other “refs Sweet Worm Powder.
Hamel» New York,hlls for years treated
children successfully with: remedy. now
pulp-red endoplsced in the drug nurse.
on ed Mother rs ’e Sweet Worm Powd-
ers. are so by all dmuisls at
so cents a package. remove all
worms. are hat-mien as all pleasant to
take and never fall. Valuable for fever
lehuess. constipation and headache, even
if no worms are present. Ask your
drugglst
z. .
Children Cry for
Pitcher's Oustoria.
Wile-labywank‘k. "1:an
Winn-he wuemkmheerlelfort‘ewsvle.
mmmnxmmummmu
maullmummw.
‘ children dry for
W. W's
not so much subject to him nether a o
“other firey. a nurse in the Children's ,5
. . . 7‘
3:55:31“ Jenn ryfld at
To those desiring something f specially
WORK. i would call attention to the
all sizes;
natural and graceful.
If a New York millionaire gives 3. din-
ner at 5th avenue and 26th street, costing
8100.00. which gives 19 people dyspepsia
and these people spend $1,456.00 in duc-
ors‘ bills and finally have to pay $5.00
each {oi Cactus Blood Cure to cure them.
what would hethe savmg per capita if
the dinner nhould not be given. llluro
being 87 90mins at the feast'v
Inquire Ill l’laiuted's drug etnrr. where
you may ilavn tho problem solved and
am informati. miwml‘ mil iii. il'nm
The persistent cough which usually
follows an attack of the grip can be ‘per-
mnncntly cured by taking Chamberlain‘s
Cough Remedy. W. A. Mcliuire. of Mc-
Kay. tibia, save: "la llrippc left me
with a severe cough. After using several
different medicines without relief. I
tried Chamberlain's l‘ough Remedy,
which efiectcii a permanent mire. I have
also found it ill be without an equal for
children when troubled with colds or
croup. ’13 and 50 cent baffles for salv by
(i. S. Stillsnil.
Aboulsl year um I took Il violent at
their of III grippe. l coughed day and
night for film”: six weeks: my “If? then
suggested that I try (‘hmnborlnin'e Cough
Remedy.
once. butstili Iii’p: taking it, and soon
found that it was what I needed.
norciicf “'0'“ ("iv dose. I look another
and it wasmtlyllfrw days until I was
free from the cough. I think [Maple‘in
general ought to know Ille value of this
remedy Ilndi take pleasure In acknow-
ledging the benefit I received from it.
Madison Mustard, ()tway. Ohio. 25 and I
50 cent bottles for sale by limrgc C'. SilllrI
son. Iirllggist, ,'
l'xrrml 5'1“le or A‘ililll't.‘
DIF’I’KH'T or (‘tlSXEl‘Til'c‘n
South Norwalk. January Illil, hill,
‘ 'lIEitEAN‘ a libel has been tiled in the Dis—i
lriI-l Court of the l'nilsll States of the
Milli district on this. lilo fun ilIlyofJanuary. A.
it, Hill by llerllrrl l.. L‘rnlllinli. against the
steam lulz Alias, her engines. lM'klr‘. ell- . in II
( illist: of damage l‘ll il maritirxlednr the reasrns
undertones in the said libel Inculiunui. and
pm log that said steam mg Atlas. etc. Irv al-
lac ed,l'ondenlnorl and. sold in pay lhe lio-
mandnllf said‘libellaul. Upon process issued
hg‘ssid (‘ollri In luminance or said libel. [have
t
S. 5.
l'nlrellfirlrrsllvAlum”,I 1.,
DNTNIK‘I‘ on Connvru'l'r. .
rloulh Norwnlk. Janusrv full. lxlll.
VVliEitEAS ll libel has been filed In line ill...
lrlI-l Court urine Unlml Klaus of lilo
said district on this. the illh day of January.
A. I). )1!"le Wm. U.’l‘eho age he! the steam
lull Atlas. llerenlrines tekaewlc . in a cause
Ili damage clvli maritime. for the reasons and
causes in tbssrid libel mentioned. and pre —
ing lhal salli steam mg Alias. oil'. be alias l-
ell. condemned. and sold In my the demands
oflleldllhellenl. Upon numerals-load by said
Court in anneal-sol Iairl libel. l have this
day altar ed the said steam till; Atlas. her
engines. bolls" boats. twkie.appersi. fIIrnl.
um etc..snll sire is now in my custody. i
hereby give notice to all .rsons f’IlIIll’llfll‘lllP
same. or knowing or hev anything to say
why the my» of said i lei rhouil not
Eran .l t bcytlesnli appear before sell
.0an whehed at the lip led mam f'nnrt
roll-net isrtforddn and for the District of
Uonnwtlcul. on the third Monday of January,
. .. 1m. lit tvrelve o‘clock noon of said day.
illen and there in lull-nines a claim for the
same and make their llimllm‘ln in that be-
I a
IiMflii l'. li‘l’lllih' l. U. H. Merci sl.
9.3”" by llIllll'lI u. m '
luvs land of iillill lotion.
ill lioarIio itelisf of the Town of Nor-
welkmn sseesernent list of law. will
set In the es of the scicrlulen. ondey.
nuaryiel, If“. at! o‘clock . m.: runes.
t til lllrt “'“mre'li‘
anaar v .a or , p. In: or
gen! "outfit-nus" lath. at my. Ila in"
stance" el 2 o'clock p. Miriam ay.
Janna lilhull n dick 9. mum the r-
pm Herein! etermiulua any an: oil
appeals made of em from the «lollies of the
mom Mitei fwlll mm with Ills all.
sors see Icl ‘ . turdey, sonar lilth
at! .k races of a in:
llafiilflgifnlhlhylhm,
lifllfiégélfi’h; 1“"! or llelisi.
tlnrwel .Cl . mbsrlllil, l“. rim-i”
”I all trials. l...
eponymous. to; am:
nomads. M --
lll l I . h am, I
twist-clog
. r‘ ' .. ,
‘Il
No pain or expense will he span-Ii to obtain beautiful rcsuils‘.
and posing, especially with delicate customers and draperies,
FOR CHILDREN
Particular cure Is given to obtain pictures, which embody “II that is childlike
Al. first I could rec no diiTer~ (
I g0!
' sum of money.
THE
FAST
twiligl'jh‘w'im‘ m.
Artiétic wP’llot‘ogr'aphfy.
lineiu PIIOTOGRAPHIC
new line which I am now executing in
both In lighting
Appointments for sittings may be made by mail. '
Crayon and Water Color Work
A’l‘ REASONABLE PRICES.
- E. ll. JACKSON, PHIIIDGIIIPH
Eli. 53 Will-SI. iiiiiilillli.
Taylor & Golden
HealEslaieanIilnsurance
WASHINGTON STREET.
Persons lookln forulot. or house and lot,
with the View a pnrchasin . are invited to
call and examine our list. 9. have them for
sale in every partof the city at reasonablr
prices and on easv terms. anal tf
’ iv .iN'a’iiiv. l V ,-,
A (filhli’E‘Tl—IFITVgirI loudn geneullllrllohmde:
. Work. Apply ill James H. Knapp's. No.
.. \\ est avenue. 5" if
‘ERlldh'Zr—hwede girl formcneral house.
( work. Weekly wages. harsh; vs refer-
ence. Applyln tins ii. if. Bavunml. No. o
Harriet street. Ktlrwnik. Conn. jli it
()NE or Ilvu geulleulcn or ladies can be ac-
corllmmlnted with good board and from
room in private inmliv,
from city.
mall-mic.
, about five minutes
All modern improvements. Terms
Address, .\.. East Norwnlk. ‘jh‘lr
:\ GIRL for general house-work; rtppIYWM—Z'
A l-nlon Mark. T: if.
1‘0 LET.
[1581‘ of lower lions», l‘l'mdward uvenirc,
ram 99: part of house corner South Main
areelantlhllauflgd plaiie. runl. Sit. part of
. groom.- oIn». anion I’lllce.renr. It. A -
ply In in. A. Woopwuln. S p
mu rl 'ed I) B 1 113341;“.
I r y norm-I. y at er 0.
P For panicuinrs in niro of fl. S
Brown. at his store on South
THE 1an ‘llonr irl lilo Insurance
lug.
i. 0.0.
sin street or
mm.- F. Hearse, cm National Bank. will
‘ MALL haildlngvonmiYater street. A l j—
b E. F Knapp. x.II’:'..’)ttm
Fort sane).
\ “ACKISS‘ll‘m‘li‘i’rmlilf‘lrivrlllr‘II \vili Virgil
(Idle rlicup for want of use. Apply at this
i l‘.
LIDST.
7 mwvrzrzx rolle. élrlel g...’ Railroad also?
Salnrdlly Iiirhv. pocket book with small
Finder please return in Heml-
ilI'I lIIIII‘e. if
‘\N vIIvellllw‘Inm-kvd“W II. «IilIlDNill. "‘33.;
a Home Ie neat this oliice. ii
fulcrummmfs.‘
M USI C H A LL.
ONE NIGHT ONLY.
JANUARY IO. ’94.
alley attaches the said steam tug Alla».
her engines. boilers. ls, tackle. apparel, L'nCOI" . .
Iiif‘nlllll‘ll.lfli‘l.lllll allele nowiu my custody. Ill ‘I‘I‘I of Special
[hereby give notice to all persons claiming .
the seminar knowing or having anything In . scenery. Plight of the
say why the prayer of said libel shun ll not be Carter’s
ranim , that lileybe and appear before “III ii‘Ilsl Mail. Niagara
.‘onrl to be held at the t 4- l’nlicll States 0
l‘ourt room at liIlrifllrIl. ill and for the his rand Failsllyhflmullghi wilh
H'It‘l(iII'llilllNIIl‘llI. on ihl~ llllrrl Mondllynf
January. A. in. Hill. at lw-rll'v o‘clock nrvlnof scenic Iloilim; Mist. i'rnclical
rilflllllt)‘. tllellamliIlleielll1inlerppse 3 l‘lei‘m “ k F l ‘
vlrtIe seine am ma :- tic r II can on: n 'or in Jiu IIe am it
‘hm’i‘iibfin I- lluwo I s \i I I Produc- r i no III
.. ' ‘. .'~' ‘ . '. . . lti‘rl Ill . reig ll 'Isrll. wit lib
mm: by naul'sv. Lot’sullmn. tlon
iii it Bill I’l‘vlll).
minnlml ('Ilho .re. The
Dalm ilil'e. Reallslil‘
iliver H ”all and Steam»
boat
I'pr‘llsiou. and
One Hundred other
dlarillug Effects.
Mill
Feel» at l'lslsled’s and lliggs’.
1‘ Prices. 25c, 50c and Me.
Election Notice.
liif cm IllIIolll iiiiili. so.
llllilllllli. Willi.
lav annual Ilieelin of the limb
The mm
holders of this bank for elect on of directors
'Fiti m. I3; ills ensuing year. will be held at the bank-
Iile l'icwir. January. inhgmm I to ll o clock
house. on 'l‘uerlllllyg the OIh day of
.In.
Phil-shin.
rillh. 1m.
aolm M. LAY
rill. NIMWMJ. (I . l
llll. ill. cl. ill. ill. mm ' ”mm
ELECTION.
line First letlcnsl link of Mill
llervlrik.
HOP"! Romans Conn. Dec. ll. Ilia.
The niar snnnsl’lmelln of it'IIe -k.
If" i om. filmmhn I'””ic 13
en a ser ls
nllllllr i once. on'TIIesday the Iii.
all
“I. .lvdlivm‘ii
I»... neural... tilt
Roe-m Rostrum. (8mm. lien". in.
A lbsruestl fl .
heldihls “:ij idWWla‘i-“or
s r r so.
wes‘ MaredIgrihesirwlmt sisal" .d e.
on and tor ea arr l0.
he lied in
mf‘hiiiimfi'hka wrl wl
mung-w ”32'.th
l
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Norwalk Chronicler