S.
:‘Whtter Opening.
H Plalsled
unregulat-
In
*3 t’ ‘ ‘ l ‘7
gnome of
Holden's (Cough Remedy
Will cure your cold. Try it,
and remember that
PlsisIed’s 'Sarsaprilia
is the best blood purifier. '
~ «Tic I lillTTiE.
Pure Drugs
AND
“line chemicals.
I
“ Prescriptions carefully com-
poundedat
.. .,_ cow .
il.ll.PlaislIIi
Druggist,
43 Washington St.
SOUTH NORWALK.
Wall Paper,
IIIIIIs. iIILS. cuss.
BHIISHES etc.
Jklils is a good time to Paint.
IsIIsll III Pleased to give you
figures for doing your work.
Will (usrsntse Satisfaction In
ilmy ms. .. ..-. ”
Vslim only .Iswstt’s Furs.
7-;Ililts lIIiI and Best IliIisuII
“l W
E. E. Gotham,
lit. 2 not honor. '~
AST NORWALK.§
“ January 2. IBM.
um 13%,“ um NAN" all mailman at.“
mall}? Ty‘lierlier on ymom’-
confuse: . ud "ago Igalliiscokg’eé
msrcial :3 01'”:
Imp-n W»
"fibril
“dress.
‘; Merrill, college.
. ; Stamford.
Conn.
Jen’s“
, Sun Rises
“HATS
~ Furnishings
dsponsive chord in the hearts of a buying coni-
“NCIS & 00.
“Washington St,
So Norwalk.
THE EVENING SENTINEL.
{was comics Editor and Proprietor
‘I‘amw—I ea .ilraon
sum Imon’ih. Ilefim. slmwlssJ cents
‘ scorn Ironwliur nus: annals.
Box (lo-Corner Washington and North Main
streets.
Box l—Gorner Day and Tolles Niacin.
Box 9—Croas street.
Box Ill—West street. opposite Franklin street
school.
Box 13~Concord street. opposite school.
Box M—Corner North Main and Ann streets.
Box IE—Corner High street and Bayview
avenue.
Box lit—Norwalk Iron Works building.
. Box 17-00mm- Wesi avenue and t‘edar
street.
Box Ill—Corner West. street
avenue.
Box 23—Comer Ely avenue and Boutcn street.
Box Ila—Corner South Main and Monroe
streets.
Box 32-Electrlc Light station.
Box 41—Falrllehl avenue and Cedar street.
Miniature msnac for I'd-marrow.
Suu Sets High Tide Low ‘Tide
at 4:52 at Mil , ail
and Taylor
at 771.5
Now York Harald Weather Furor not.
The weather lo~day promises to be generally
clear and colder. followed by some cloudiness.
Te-rnormw It promlaes to be warmer and from
fair to partly cloudy. followed by a little snow
or rain and by fog in the harbor and on the
adjacent coasts. _
Lowest Point of the Thermometer.
The lowest point of the thermometer for the
twenty-four hours ending at noon today was
24 9 above zero.
soIIrII annulus.
What the People of Our (lit, an Hula.
and Saving.
Mrs. J. P. Francis. of High street, is
recovering from an attack 0! pneumonia.
Sherman Council, Royal Arcanum,
will hold their regular meeitng to-morv
row night. Something special
-—-Lane's for candy. price. quality and
variety.
The trolley wire broke on the Wash-
ington street bridge, last night, stalling
the cars at various points along the line.
Palestine Castle, No. 2, Ancient Order
Knights of Mystic (lhaiu, will hold a re.
hearsal to-night. A full attendance is
solicitor],
Bernard V. Kindilien. of lieldcn street.
sailed ufew days ago from New York
city, for Spain, where he will spend sev-
eral weeks.
—-Try ‘Saunders' pickled mussels. The
ten table is incomplete without them.
The funeral of the law Albert R
Bishop willbe attended from his "resi-
deuce, 117 Washington street. to morrow
afternoon at :3 o‘clock.
The veterans of the late war will at-
tend the funeral of Albert Bishop, to be
held at his late residence. 117 Washing-
ton street. to-morrow afternoon at 2
o'clock.
At the meeting of the City National
bank, yesterday. the following officers
were unanimously reelected: President,
R. H. Rowan; vice president. John ll.
Knapp; cashier, Jacob M. Layton.
Mrs. John Lawrence, accompanied by
her children, left 80th Norwalk yester-
day tojoin her husband in ifiairmont,
New Hampshire, where he went a short
timeagorobscome pastor of the Con-
gregational church.
Tickets for the dedication of (Nd Fel-
lows’ Hall. by Butler Lodge, will be
resdy‘for distribution at the meeting of
the lodge this evening. Members who
desire tickets for themselves and friends
must secure them at this time.
-An elegant line of neckweur iIInll
shapes. at W. A. Benedict's.
The Norwalr and South Nurwaik
Congregational churches held a very In-
teresting and helpful union prayer meet-
ing In the lecture-room of the latter
church, last night. There was a very
Inge attendance from the congregations
of both churches. The subject was
"Self-Dedication." and addresses were
made by Revs. Noble' and Board. Dr.
John Bchauuau. Attorney Light and
1"others.
There was a large attendance at the
lisptlstchurchnsst night. E. R. Ben-
nett‘ preached an exponent sermon from
John liI.. Iii. An interesting prayer
meeting followed the preaching service.
The meetings will continue III-night and
tomorrow night. A praise service.
preaching by the pastor and prayer meet
lag will beheld III-night at 7:30 o'clock.
Thepssuuwlllbs in the study at the
church from 0:80 to 7:80 to meet any
who desire to see aim personally.
Oar W, “WWI“,
aligns-m My
MOB“); ‘
Perhaps This Will Interest You.
Always the BEST HORSES for the Least Money at
BROOKSIDE FARM,
M. H. PARSONS.
morning trains about an hour
Mum”... h
church. officiated.
bridesmaid you Miss Jane Murray.
shirt, for men and boys. at W A. Bone
dict's
mast and sail of his sloop. lie succeed-
hard work.
cups, for 20c pound. at lane's.
like them in town.
jail.
Boston store.
sued invitations and tickets for a coal
plimeutary dance at Arion Hall. Tues
day evening, January 23
—- Plenty of delicious bread at. Lane' a
at the home of Charles B.
being awarded to the latter.
Growing Better."
utivc: W. J. Leland. negative.
NilllWAlII NEWi
A Brseay Budget of lteass from
[lunar Inst of Town.
Milkmen William Chalmers‘
home In Cranberry Plains.
you will find at Edward Street's.
ganlwd In Norwalk next week.
assist in its organization.
Austin E. l‘urbeil, son of l. M. l‘orbcll,
died at his home in Broad River. Mon
day morning, aged eighteen yearn
om " ‘ ' ' ‘
-—Edward Street odors one case child-
Never sold less than 253.
great bargain.
Hotel.
and Is 'In town to recuperate.
in the world.
Boston store you will find some exceed-
Iook at these may save you.
foreman cf the sheet department.
prompt attention.
Owing to
on. loader night. until
tumor-rem
.....~"j' “datum
aalgsuswbstliiasltm - ‘ ” '
An accident to the Harlem river
bridge, last night, delayed the early
The funeral of Mrs. Polly Selleck was
‘ held yesterday afternoon from the West
Norwnlk chapel. Rev. (i. ll. Beard. pae-
tor of the South Norwalk Congregational
George M. Phillips and Miss Jessie May
Avery were married in Port Chester. by
the Rev. W. W. W. Wileon,pastor ot the
Methodist Episcopal church. The groom‘s
best man was Thomas Veitch and the
-Auchor brand perfect fitting dress
While Robert Carr use out oystcring
near Long Beach. yesterday afwrnoon. a
sudden gust of wind carried away the
ed in recovering them after considerable
—-l)on't fail Friday and Saturday to
get some of those very elegant butter
Nothing
Charles Armstrong. who claimed New
York as his residence. was directed last
night for being intoxicated. This morn-
ing Justice Barrett fined him $1.00 and
ooets. and Chief \‘ollmereecoried him to
—~Missee‘ cloaks that were $598 are
now only $1.98. and women‘s garments
are lIkewise reduced at the Norwalk
The ladies of the Knob Outing club.
who have so successfully conducted the
subscription dances this winter, have is
The monthly meeting of the Young
Men's Debating club was held last night
Benedict,
South Osborn avenue. East Norwaik.
The subject “Recolml, That it was Wise
to Grant the Negro Suffrage,“ was very
ably argued by Air. Beuedict,sfllrmative,
and Fred A. Rowan,negative. the debate
The subject
for the next. meeting, to be held With
Charles R. Helmet, Jr., 47 South Main
street. is”R¢-snlivif. That the World is
E J. llawkins.afllrm-
the
little
daughter has the scarlet fever at her
—Examine the fine line of ilnmburgs
A Junior Prohibition club will be or.
The
members of the South Norwnlk club will
Fun-
oral services will be held from his late
residence tomorrow afternoon at ‘J
ren's fast black ribbed hose. sizes 7 to ill
inch, extra heavy and good, st 170 a pair.
They are a
Captain T. P. Colmrd and wife. of
San Francisco. are guests at the Norwaik
Mrs. Cofoordls in poor'heslth
Mr. Col-
oord Is captain of the ship John Mc-
Donald. the third largest nailing vessel
--On the bargain table at the Ncrwsik
lngly good values In Hamburg sdgings
at an and be per yd. Call and see what a
Street Commissioner Elbert 8. Adams
this morning appointed Martin Kellogg sector
The
street commissioner’s cities will be at
Adsuumrothers’ market on Wall street,
where all complaints, concerning the
streets can be made and will receive
a break at the Nerwslb and
Booth Norwsll Electric Light company's
station. the street lights were not turned
after
lights were
«anguished, The arrest lights were
burninlog lost sight “Milled”!-
. Mummmfi'
W
In unis IIIII numeric II In our InIIIIIII. IIz.. HALF PRICE.
W
IHBIlH BIBHETS III) HlHTIIIE HflIlE. HlLF PRICE.-
WWW
. "JOBS IN"-
IIHDEIIWElB lHB LlBIES’ PLlIIlIEL WlISTS lHII WIIIILEII SHIIII'S.
W
A Dickerman & Son,
84 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Highest of all in Levelling Power.—-I.atest U. S. Gov't Report.
Baking
Powder
AMI-YEW“
.liiseph Crossmsn and faPmllyIIfm all
nings Place. are ill with the grip
The new organ for St. Paul's Berkeley
street chapel arrived this morning.
—-Don‘t forget Regan and the World's
Fairtonight \. M. .U' Ii. hall
llope Hose company have placed a
billiard table in their headquarter: on
Water street.
Henry Thomas. of New York. lea
guest of Mrs William G. Thomas, of
East avenue.
~-—,A blaze of bargains shoots from
every counter at the Norwaik Boston
store
l’ouassus Council. Royal Arcnuum,
met last evening and installed then new
Iy elected officers.
Major L‘. W. flendrie, of Stamford
inspected the uniforms of Company l‘
at their drill last night
Miss lmogme Smith. of \ndowrh
Mass is a truest at Michael Shectly' s.
upper Main street.
Officer Martin. who has been seriously ,
ill with the grip, is now able to be out
for a few hours each day.
—The choicest and cheapest line of
outing liannels in V.orwalk at Edward!
Street‘s
l
I
Sheritl Whlte, of Ridgelleld and John I
Kearnan.oi Daubury.wcre among the l
up north visitors to Norwitlk, yesterday ;
Miss Estelle Adams. who makes her;
home with the Church family on Wmt- 7
port avenue. is visiting friends in Stam- :
ford. '
Justiio Vohhs. of Bridgeport. yestcr-‘
day committed Lizzie Passer.“ ed six
years. and Caiista Mulloy. aged nine, to
the County Home at Norwalk. They
were dependent and neglected children.
—Thst 98c underwear is going fast‘:
since the price has been changed in bile,
at the Norwalk Boston store.
W. Livingston llammersiey died on
Monday in New York city, of pneu-
monia. lie was the younger son of An-
drew S, Hammersley, who was related to
Louis (I. Hammersly. whose widow in
now the Dowager Duchess of Marl-
borough, and for many years owned and
resided in the house ( n East avenue now
owned by the estate of Theodore (,‘hi-
cheater. The deceased. who spent the
greater part of his life In Norwalk, will
be well remembered by the former pu
pile of T. P. Leighton's Vale st'hOOI.
which he attended,
The annual inspection of the Norwaik
tire department, held last night, revived
the interest felt by some of the older
members of the department. and brought
to light the fact that Mayor Keeler.
Councilman Osborn and Councilman
Boyer are exempt firemen. having "run
with the machine‘ when the Norwulk
lire department was in Its infancy.
They are ex- -memberII of Pioneer flock
and ladder company. This company
wan organized with twenty'eight chore
ter members,of whom but three are new
alive. They are Ephraim Merritt. Br
m Mcimand Truman Steven.
3:
-l-llwsrd Strut has some spmlsl basv
gains In linen towels. Your special»
mutton III called to the 10. I25, 17 and flu
grades ‘I on have never seen their equal.
"lest" Ilse-sterl- Ilnrt nutty.
Austrian. Gs..Jan. l7. —-"Lord" Berea-
ford. alias lasceII the noted convict.»-
espsd from tbs (tress camp near Abbevlils.
Mimi was arrested at Americas the
next morning and sent back In the Gross
camp. .. “WW
Western Inhaler III Jail.
Lass, 3.1).. Jan. l7. ~Aiésandsr no...
ashlar of the [first National bank of Lead.
Iran emulator to the amount of Mill).
lie admitted his guilt. was arrested and Is
now behind the have.
awn-W .
Weather Dreaming
Generally fair; probably cloudy and
threatening Wednesday night: slightly
‘lrals Wreeblsg In Mus-nausea.
it it be true.assiatistica Indicate,that
monuments to wreck and robrsllwsy
trainssrsnradeln Museum“ than In
number m. it Is alsoprobsblyimethu
fewer of these attempts prove samurai
than In any other stats. Thebnslasssat
Mississaw mum" without us.
cannery . to e anus ,
mused—Boston flaunt-mural “It
'l'ksshsbut Persia basilvs sous aadll
rs. Bisthmiaavflsdseuslsvuflm’
........II:.........-Iu........m
udtwcluwsefmmgbilstbs Minolta.
museum-mum
W
The Inhibits“? Tbilisi!“ mm
lilebate II banquet “ill in» g
,nial Club to HIV r-[u'nkI-l's IIILII iuIIKI-y (Tolu
THE YALE- HARVARD DEBATE.
Interest lacrsaull by a Preliminary Bow
, 0'." tilt, Arrangements.
(‘MIIIIIIIII;I:, Milli-L. Jan. it, -~ 'l‘iusre prom-
Ises to be a lively tilt helm-m the Yale and
Harvard ('Ollllllllll‘i'n who Imvvinchnt‘ge
the III-bate that is to take plucc hereon
Friday. The row brguu by a notice In a
New Hutton paper in llll‘ II'I'I‘I-t that the
“till sprain-r:- “‘ilIIIII Ill|\'i' ll r-hunce to re-
but their nppmwnta‘ IIrKIIIIII-Ilts. This
would allow the lint Yule spcuki‘r tospeuk
twice nndII-rm.mu.- Iluwlnlmto. Harvard
did not understand any -u .n ogrcmnentto
have been Hindu. and II» small as they learn-
edof this Yale Wm telegraphed that. no re-
buttal would be lilIiIWi'tI. Yule replied by
lnsiating on Iii'l’ rights, lIIliI now the mat»
ter Is being hotly disputed by "Hill.
The matter will n‘mlinibmiiy be settled
before Friday illllI mil lE‘IIII meet in the do
hate. Nearly «wry ht‘lll Ill Snndcrs' tlIeII-
ter Iitts been NIIII for Ihv ilt'hltlt‘, and ii Lislr
Ionable llllfIIf‘lir“ In i‘XprI‘it‘il. After the
inn. iii the (fold
neI Thomas \\'I
consented to pr. .. .l.
\I uh III Latins ill his»
and H i juiluu i tin-n II
‘nre lion. i'nrl .‘fIILllZ. I'I.~I i It A. P
Walker of Hm \I: rum-Inuit!» IIutilIItunf
»'I':'it‘llllnlogy IIIIII I'm In. ill lliilli'\ 1 III\ uf
Pennsyli uni:
WIRE WINNOWING‘I
New“ Inliul bIItI~ iii'hliiwr. I~~I I|MI
from jail m .\'II‘ IHIII'.
The liy i'Ily Hi! i all Cow lIII- been
decided against Ilw i‘.‘llllil~'lll|ll.
John Murray ii lIr Ili- on In ETIIEIIIIII llllll'
at lllllhc'rfnlil \ "II I link Iul ill the
Harry WIIIIIIIII. nu lrml .:' Iullli'i‘ll‘r
PA. fur billing .lzitmw III'IIIIIII“~. was. no
I (llllllid.
The built” "I Ilu i It or lorvuu huu
given out and ~III “ill lil'ur lobe lunl up
'or l'l'pltll’s
Major \\ illiulu ll. Suzie)". one of Pitts-
; burg'u Inns! prumilwnt t'.ll‘/.I‘ll", Ilicil slid-
tlellly at hiw humon
The New York court of appeals decided
that a fuI‘vIgII i‘Ul‘li-irlllluli could buy and
sell real ('e'lult.’ in that siilli'.
quk iisII-rlmlt. mIIIIrml of highway
Irobbcry. :It ilswrgn, N. Y.. has III-on neu-
tenced to Auburn prim“ Inf fin- yours.
The Pall Mall iinzntte is non- printed
wholly by the use of rim-trim] puu'I-r. thus
beinglthi- first London paper In ll~(‘r‘lt‘t“
trinity.
bunday Poker Players Injured.
Wlil.l.svil.i.l_. ii, .lun i'.‘ —l~'uur young
men tinnir’ll Hubert». Aliboik. lumiuuor
and Kincaid nu Sunday xvi-III In u IpIII-t
place on the IIIIIsiiIi‘ IIIllll'I’ lilI overhanging
I'OCk. fllliI uflrr building ll III'I‘ they Ilt'flllll
their Ifsilnl humid) l‘i't'l‘l'lllinll .If poker
playing. 'l'hr l'IIi‘k guru \\ It}. and all four
weremutzin II'lli'JllI lI lion. HE Aiiimck's
logs Wt'i't‘ Ill‘vlltl‘ll .Il IIli' thigh. IIIIII his
head one meII mi He Will die. lulu
Ingi‘r “fl“ I"IC" I'.‘I>I'II:IIII' IIII~I I'lllllllll rc-
corr-r. ll 7‘ l’~ I. ~ :I I'l‘IIIu'li log illilI wm.
cut IIIIIIII' .zw I. nil l'lnl Inn”;V llil‘li mIIIII
not I». 1.7-. II lI Illllil IIIr rm 1. tutu Ivrnkpn
Into) IIIII'M .
A I Ilr errln‘v'I In the Fog.
Ql’lM I, Illa , .lm. 1: Thu Iwm‘)‘ fog III
the last It‘ll Jul-I IllN IIIIpIIH'rIl IIil‘lt'Ii‘~
fll’.’li itiliI li‘li'illIHJi‘ N'I‘lll'i‘ :II.II i'llili‘il
withu IIImI \HllliIi'l‘lill IIIIrIIuv Tim (on:
forum! II Iii-Im- bani. Inn-r Iln- .\I.~-Ii~.~l|‘upi.
and on thi- llllilfl' .‘liIt' i‘ilIlIiI pIIIIIIIy be
nestled tlr- ~In-vI-, imildmg~ :IIIII rhim»
III-ya of the forum) iIi~li‘lI‘l with \‘ITIII
fidelity, :IIIII tlu- I-ll‘o-I'l “Its i‘\ili'll)’ thul III
a second Quincy lying on ”W opposite
bank of the l‘ll‘t‘l'. 'l'ln- iwnuiituliuiruui
lasted for about MI IIIIIII
tillillble filth-r \l'orlmau.
KIIIII \\ .V, hm I; -‘ \\ \i'uii
mail it pro-Apt rilll‘i ilfltl \Hullll} II III II It.”
dour-r rI-eiilinu lir‘lll‘ llm-I- um mi: IfIIiI
out of (Hill‘IiIt'l‘lillIi‘ Inniuy by Iln gold
brick lrlrk \Vnrimun rt-mllly wIKlli:lI It
note for HM, Ivhlch It'll I'll" three month-
afterdulc. lie Iulntiml. IIlI‘ Imiu for It con
tract prIvIlI-gltut ll VI» Yolk plIIIIo com
pony to pluce a plum» In hit home for exhi
bitlon. W ortmnn Ii an i lilt'l' In the llowr
Methodist Epiucopul Ilmrch
”separate Polsunstl lfls Colon.
Brahman .lIm. Herbui illover.
aged I? yours, I» wanted for IItteIIIptIIIg tu
pnlaon his shopmntv. i’ruul. Sella. Sell:
detected Glover tmurlug mnnvihiug from It
VIII Into his coffee. Anniysm showed that
catholic acid Ivan put in tlu- cotter. A Ivor
rant wan worn out for Glover's arrest. but
ha fled. Detectives are now on his truck.
The lostgomsry shows Her speed.
NEW IAINDON.COIIIL. .lnu. I7.w~'l‘he new
cruiser Montgomery had It Wampum}. ~
trial trip our the etllcinl com". The re-
sult juntlfled all the entlmniastic ttrrdlc'
lions which have been mtlllt' concerning
her. She made an average of Infill knots
per hour. but for nevi-rill minutes the shin
attained an average of III 03 knots.
Incident Olsen Ills-ass the Inglaur.
Jlflsllt' CITY. Jan l7. ~i‘ ornurr Volkam
impsuslrd a jury to Inquire Into the mum
of the railroad accident III iiobnken i‘In
jury examined the scene of the wreck ill!
well as the damagedcars and engine. Pm-
Idtut Biotin blames Engineer David "off
than of the South Orange train
caresses may". Annual its-option.
About", Jim. )7. viiovernor Flowsr' san-
naai reception to the legislature occurred
last night and Included slim a reception to
the miners of the State Bar ”militia".
Aw. m guests were i too President
Manson. Senator Dolph amiheimtnr IIlll
W! “as by sglara.
moi Huflem. Rockland
battle with tvm bn Isra
Mailers were exchanged: and
was wounded In the spasm . . ‘
Mothers Bead This.
“My childJs subject to severe attacks
of diarrhoea. Dunng thclast sickness.
Dr. [land's Diarrhoea Mixture wan freely
Illvijn and an immediate cure resulted.
It would have requiredu dozen visits
ofu physician. as on former occasions
I believe Dr. Hand's Remedies would
have saved the life of the child I lost,
had they been within my reach at the
(latent its sickness." Mrs. P. .BEN-
21:11722 New strnv t. Camden. N. J.
They are splendid children‘s remedies.
2.5 cents. All drug stores.
If a New Yuri: millionaire gIvea 3 din-
ner at 5th avenue and 26th street, costing
$700. 00 which gives ill people d spepeia
and these [Jamie spend ‘1, Mill. in thic-
on‘ bills and finally have to pay Uni
each for (Inc tun liloodi: are to lure them
what would be the saving per capita II
the dinner should not be KIVQ‘II. tin-n:
being 37 persons at the (met?
[all Hire at Plnlswd‘ a drug More. is III‘ N
you may have the problem wired and
gatlnformatum abouti‘ Ictua lilo lCure
The persistent rough which usually
follow an attack of the grip can 'be poi"
mancntly c’ured by taking Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy. W. A. Muiuire. of Mc-
Kay, ()hiu, says: “in Iirippc left me
Lsdiee’ IOak Desk, 85, $6, 67.
Large line Couches, Luiingen,
Foot Rests,
’Oak Chamber Suits. BookCases.
broker. was nearest. with '6
will present a tell
“emf!
’urliiwiy nor-oi
More or not. I
will appear III next Monday'st‘cutfnel.
, E.
PEBPLE'B HIIIIKET.
13 North Main st.. 80. Norwaik
‘I‘clephui ecall, "’ " l
I). u. I
mud iurke.
RN]
II liioit Ware Rooms ‘46 and “Main St. Hamill.
‘ . _ _
Four IIIIIIIlIeII and fifty-nine Ilnllats and Thirty-eight Cents.
WM IlII Iorrei: t lgIIruoi' our sales last Saturday.
U..lll This Week wevary the programme.
Wflilnfl. employi I-s exu-pted. gucrsing nearest to the amount of our sales nabs
Evrrybody Invited to lumps-la.
Pieuwp are in scale envelope with your address
Illtlous. We want every body to guess whet
fyou raIItIcme and brItI-gIoIII gursns. send them in by mail
TUREI-
$10; Fancy Rocker, $2.80 to NO;
Easels, Hassocks, Hat Racks,
White Chamber Suits complete. Also a large line
lhet’fonieres, Hat Racks. ’
JNUIEFI H. L'liomnmdieu. the real estate
To e of the nu ’ "
Hatuvda we
\nu ulllbe allow Ava
Klniuly mitten on the outside.
Ieryml haveuir been In elthar
The result
J. WADHAMS. Proprietor
FIIEE DELIVERY.
Satisfaction guaranteed. I
PEBPlE'B MARKET
21 Wall st, Norwalk
Telephone call, 5378-.
WORK.
1t“ sizes ‘
i’avticuiall care is given to obtain pic-l
natural and graceful.
with a severe cough. After using several
different medicines without relief. .I
tried Chamberlain's
which effected a permanent rule. I hard
aIsI) found it to be without an equal for
children when troubled with colds or
cruup. ‘25 and an «out bottles for sol» b}
(i. S, Stillson.
About II year ago I took a violent at.
lack of la grippc. I coughed day and
night for about six weeks: my wife Ilwn
suggeetI-d that I try Chamberlain's Cough
Romcdy. At first I could see no dim-r-
once. but still Ilt‘pl. taking it, nu-l won
found that It was what I needed. I got
no relief from U“! does I took nnothir
and it was only a few day-I until I was
free from the cough I think pmplclu
central ought- to know the mine of this
remedy and I take pli‘asun‘ in at know
ledging the benefit I received from it.
MadIson Mustard. Utway. Ohio. .5 and
50 cent bottles for sale by flcorgef‘ Still-
sun. dvuggist.
‘During the epidemic of in grippc
Chamberlainst'ough Remedy took the
lead horn and was much better liked
than any other [01th mmiit III». II. iii.
Bangs druggist, (Hhatsworth Ill The
grip In much the some as a very severe
cold and rcquirm precisely the same
treatment. This remedy to prompt and
I’ITICEUII and will prrtcnt any tendency
ofthediaenso toward pneumonia. For
sale by ilenrgr (' Stillson druggist.
Children Cry for
Pitcher’s Castoria.
Whru Baby was sick, \\'r‘ gave hrt‘ Wisteria.
\\ Ill‘Ii sh» nos .1 I'lIII I, 'illt' rriml furi'xutorln.
When she Monou- lii'ei. ah" clung in Fast-It'll
When she lIs-I i‘IillIll’t‘u, she goiethem Last-orb
Children Cry for
Pitcher’s Gastorla.
Pltcher’s Gastoria.
nlnn.
HI‘IIUI’ In South Nurwalk. January 15.
IIlle-rt it Hi Imp. agrilm 5mm! ) months.
it days. [Firnnerai from his late rr-i-
deuce. ll? Washington atml Thursday III
.’ p. m.
Taylor a Golden
ilealEsIaleandlnsurance
WASHINU‘ION STREET.
I’eruons Imkin foraiut or house IIIIII lot
with the viewo pnrvluuolug. are Invited to
rail and examine our list. “a haw tin m for
unit- in every panel the city at rerun-habit
crime and on can terms. sum It
" W ANTI-ll)
(OMI'ETENT girl to do general hours»
I Work. Apply Immmliutiiy. at .lmI ll.
Knapp' a. No II at Ivonne. Ito H
T'llOIiiii'ivifll Y crimpctcut man Wlultrs
tn mu uh arksmlth ntmp. furnished or
unfurnished. furnished pref f.vrred (‘ Ity or
country; Ilty preferred. Aildriw "ll." Heath
nel unit: e. jttl III
‘VOUNII Englishman. seeksa berthan marl»
man. or any plane of mint. Atldl‘t'as.
Curran”. Hentinel Office. I!» lw
T0 LET.
)Ail’l‘ of lower boom. Woodward avenue.
rent ‘09 . part of use corner South Main
streetaud fantnrd p are. rent.» strait moms.
turner North Main and Ann elm-Is. rent. lib.
Apply fit it. AJMIIInwAIIII.
llli to floor III the immature bulld-
olngy armnrly occupied It Butler Ellillu.
F‘. For par ticulars II hire of
Iirown.at his store on Booth aln street. or
George 1‘. Beam. City National Bank. ahtf
I’M! SA I. It. ' ”
MILK route. liliiquarts daily. milk cubs.
sound wagon . W l he sold reason-
able. Apply to Munro. J Hanna-Ir. Wm
rt Ut t..nr at the branch sentinel office.“
”ill lI street, Norwall. til it
moral water It... mt «III be mITI
mellow for want of use Apply at this
lBliTil MIMI! Milli" ”ill
I] Washington street
Ooeudslly from no In. In.“ from no"
amend oulstnvdsysvmingsfrmnltoit
"iutereu allowed on Wt!
ALDIII saunas». Prat.
Milli B. "ante. Vice-Pram
row» It KNAW. en mi Tm
i‘ough Remedy. 5
Children cry for 3
“Add
Alrt-istic Photography.
'10 those IlLesirlug something Ispoi:inily fine In P! IOTOCrRAPI-IIC
would cull nttention tn the new line thclI I am now executing in
No pain or expense bill be spnml to obtain beautiful Insults both to lighting
and pming. mllpw: lolly with do licute c ostuuws and draperies.
FOR CHILDREN ‘ -
um. which embody ii” that is childlike
tippuiittnlrerts for sittings may be made by mail.
CrIayon and Water Color Work
\‘I‘ REASONABLE PRICES
E. ll .IllCKSIIH, PHBIBBHlPHEIl. 53 WILL IT. HIIIIVIlLH.
announces another cut in prim-s that will
Iition. and lung» in
amount of ill fill will he presentul with a
look out fur the coming sak- for the next
he believes, in large salvo, little prullts. and above all strictly lltlnvst fill)“.
his hohday ‘lllippwrs which or» the latest Ills Is. Will be sold 'It priI t‘N Ii mml compo
prCIS from I'thn to $1.00 and every pun hibwl‘ to the
PRICES WTELL.
c. H. HARVEY,
Leading Boot and Shoe Dealer.
astonish the most prudent purchaser, as
Also
large bag of I) S Davenport's best flour.
Everyone ncllds money and so do no therrrefore we are all In the same boat, so
It n day a .II
i). H. Harvey’s,
“‘Ili re the greIIIc-It bargains can be obtained in
Boots, Shoes. Rubbers Slippers
Children’s Fancy Slippers
SPECIALTY.
BEING A
Don't you. wIlIIII In lira) eIIIIr I-xIrII lillv :i’iII
large
Florida Oranges.
EM ‘I'w‘ «In/I'M.
I ll“
BlllFBlIliIl SILVER PLUMB.
n-n fine, M iii. ll»,
llr ~Iilllr Ilil!
tlil‘w I'III'NEIIIN IIIIII f'Il"
PEAI [Fl
anili I ”It I-ulllliIEl) RAFI' Bl‘. ILIIIE‘. :II' M
II 1»
[Ian I you WIIIIII mm: \EW “titan! M. or I
Ile fur" .I
Mr «mm NEW PERSIAN Il.\'l'l".~‘.
0r MIIIIIII‘AIJFOIIVIA IIIINI'IY.M II \‘r-ri
iiitlu money.
In «mm mm: Illtrzilsmi APPLEH.
Ur I.o\'uI .H" ANII 'ri‘itxll's. mm and
i xu Iivut no N nay. at fair Illl‘IlPI. i‘ash.
lIibIIII liliomslock
ll HBI TH NIIII BTBEET.
l
'Vllilffli it all I of iieliel Ilotica.
III erdoi‘ Bell-if of the Town of Nor
Walther iheun-masmentllnl of lull! will
mwitn then i" of the nets-Ilium, M‘Wmdm.
January lat. . ail: o‘clock p. m.: Wrduos
II rvnnlnmIlstItiaryfld. iii 7 :III 1.. look: Hui
urt ay. anuqry rth. at " IN lock “.10.;
needs evenl- January liitii. III. 7 Sir Natur-
lay..- ‘ d rill-.III IImImIIp m; slit-Inlay.
.IIIIIuar an at .Ioimcii II. III . fur the puri
woof fth and determining any so:
stipeals made flEothern truth the doings of the
The mlhardif
Kelli-t will nicest who the mi
nor—I an IoIII board. Huturday. .Iammr llth
utlln'rlur M .for the purpose of a rating
the polls of I? I and disabled permits.
I‘
Iirf‘filiv'e imam. MriloffleIII-f.
1m YD rt Ix.
it'll-his d. Detflnlmwlh. Ian Italics
III BI III III lleliol Hollie.
Nffl'li'loln ii herrbyt’glvenr that the Board
REMOVED
n In. I IIIItIlil um.
noon .hA Numb
lss.wl tculratlu
ache"
Moons. Y.. .lsn. 17:4! Irving 'I'np wants
Winsome
day “Win. Malamute
WM“ lands to «materials pu
.mmm ”mammal
hmffnblio'm
””2th emupmm
fnrdtl m Iynf ilmxth hinrwulk.
willie on day..lnnuan l. at in s. In:
Md". satiny ii. at i pun .TnI-rdsy. Jammy
am To relay. . unitary
that I ma sphdrlatnrvla January Mat? p. m at
the Council her. nrthe urpuse oI hm.
lug-n rinsing." atomlglugal “"W’B’ IIIMIIIIlII: ‘h;
oft i' AM” n N] a a
III“ III valuation in the list of less. Any
strhscfllm thwarts.“ MI' . War luugtno
m at Janusryldifl
figflmng "Mi “'7'! Milofflullef.
it al . mil
cm %’BIIAT“‘“ m " i'Im‘
J..
‘ desiring uninspm my III will find the hooks
i
-~»BARGAINS [\—
Children’s
" {Suits and Healers
.9. ~—
3 Some SUITS at just lmlfprice:
"othcrs less than half.
-—~—-~m- «~—
ilreat reduction in BHILBIIEI'B
BEEFEBB.
-. Q00
Remember LIII‘SI' goods were
bought late and
--lIl NEW THIS SElSBH'”
iiur customers all say
have the most perfect fitting
Dress Shirt
in town.
Wfi
Perfect fitting
UHLlUHDEBED SHIRTS.
l’llli F 50c.
-~«- 4»
Men’s WI I [TIC and (‘OLORED
Underwear,
25c. Regular 50c goods.
liaisppdllaps
w.l.Benediol
Seminal Building,
WASHINGTON STREET.
instill tonsil.
Norwalk Chronicler