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e struck a rosptlnsive cherd in the hearts” of a buying. r, oom-
HATS
We‘sell the best two dollar Hat sold in" the state.
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So. Norwail‘t.
‘ , .Abol-tle of
A Pi5i§tsd’3' Coughllemelly
Wilhcurc your cold. Try it,
and remember that
Plaislell’s 'Sarsaprilla
is the best blood purifier.
he A limit.
‘ V Pure Drugs
AND
line. Qhemicals,,
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pounded at
No.7
ll.l|.P|aisttd
Druggist,
.43 Washington St.
SOUTH NORWALK.
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Wall Paper,
PAINTS. i0lLS.‘ GLASS,
BRUSHES. etc.
3.8%“ is s "Oil tints
to Point.
> lsltrll its Pistssd‘to give you
timing for dolng your work.
Ellll [osmotic Satisfaction in
“to 999'- . ¥
Vr‘ftlss only Jowstt's Puts.
Willis lull Iiiil first llllostti
“Ill.
EJE. Gorham,
ill. 2 list lion.
iIiAST NORWALK.§
* ; on ‘ lt94 on
W“ BUSiillSS lillllllil.
Winter Opening.
January 2. I894.
_ , ~W runs all entering the
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: jig. Tymwrll‘itt ot’t‘mtn!
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all port «to
Stamford»
Conn.
Prescriptions carefully corn-
day on the catch basins on West street.
Patios ihis will littlest lot-
llways the BEST Honsrs lot the Least Money at
BROOKSiD‘E FARM,
* in. H.‘PAR$0N‘S- '
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THE sumo SENTINEL.
mJXlK‘ES GOLDEN . Editor and Proprietor. ‘
Ila: ltuonthJOcents: single coplss.2 cents
SOUTH NORWALK FIBE'ALABDI.
Box 8~Corner Washington and North Main
streets. ..
Box QoCorner Day and Tolies streets.
Box 9~Oross street.
Box t2—West street. opposite Franklin street
school.
Box ill—Concord street. opposite school.
Box u—Corner North Main and Ann streets.
Box Iii—Corner High street nod Bnyvlew
avenue.
Box lil—Norwsllt iron Works building.
Box ll-Cornsr West Avenue and Cedar
street.
Box fll~-—Corner West street
avenue... . . .
Box 23~Corner Ely avenue and Bonton street.
Box txiii—Corner South Main and Monroe
streets.
Box 32—Electric Light station.
Box 41—Falrileld avenue and Cellar street.
nnd Taylor
blinlnture Almanac for 'l'o-morrow.
Bun Rises Sun Sets High‘l‘lde [Low Tide
at ’.':ill at 5:0 M 1:2l Ill 7221'»
New York Herald Walther Forecast.
The weather to tiny promises to be partly
cloudy flnil huyuvlth first oil’ the outlets out]
nearly stationery. followed by failing tempt r-
attire and snow. Tomorrow it proud-es to be
culderand cloudy. preceded by snow nod tol-
lowed by clearing with the approach of the
northwestern ”cold wave."
More-t l'olnt ni‘tlu Thermometer.
The lowest point of the thermometer for the
twenty-four hours ending at noon tit-titty was
IllV slwwe zero.
SOUTH "NORWMJL
not tho Pueblo of Out on, an trot-t;
nnd Slflnl-
President Cleveland passed through
South Norwalk on a special lrnln this
morning.
~l‘orir chops, 90, opposite iluyrs'.
Mr. and Mrs. E. 11. Fox will entertain
the Golden llill Whisl. club. at their
home. ll? West street, Friday night.
——Au elegant line of neckweur ill all
shapes. at W. A. Benedict‘s.
t‘ily Engineer Briggs hes the city's
slrcet cleaning department at tvork io-
—-Pienty of delicious breed. at Lane's
The annual meeting of stockholdere of
thc Norwalk hock company will be held
on Wednesday. February I. at 2 p. m
«Sausage and spltrerib or" tile. 1
pound. nt iinycs‘ market.
The club for young women. recently
organized. will meet tltisoventognt the
short-hand rooms. ir’tlllll'i building. hi
7 :30 o'clock.
Miss Julie l.‘rswfurd. ol‘ l‘runlkrry
Plains. broke through the ice on Wood‘s
Pond, while akntlng yesterduy uftcrnoon.
and was obliged to wnlk home in her
wet clothing.
witnnt-‘n for ctlndy. price. tttittlily and
variety.
Quite a number of Norwullt's young
socier people have recelvcdinvltnliunr
to «mod a subscription dance. i‘rltiny
evening. in Nit-.holtt’ pretty Opt'l‘il homo
n New Cannon. it will bit the event of
thcnensoo in New Consult society.
«Anchor ltrsud perfect little; dress
shirt. for men mid boys. at W. A. item.
tllcl s. c
Artist Wutlhhurn is decorating the on-
trsncc to lloyt'e Thcetrc on Wnshlnttlou
street lie has also ntrnngtd to place
the decorations to the (lltogrcxttilttnui
church for tho "Midway l’lslssttce.“ in bi-
alum nest ’l‘tltwlsy and Wit-lutwloy
nights
«‘l‘bteetmuntln of the best shoulder
clerk for W: all other meets its cltmtp in
pitttmrllott. linyts‘ mstltcl.
Constable Bsmucl lrrlotttl tltttt moro-
lng served on sitachmcnt for Attorney
Barnes on the Jacob and Nutrition. "hilt
Buskirit plsoson West street for Q3". in
favor of lltlch, lbt‘llcy R Co There are
twooihcr attachments tlgslnst the pro»
pertymneby limit-mi or llurrlitm for
“it. sud the other by Winfield it ‘Vllili‘
forced.
mi’orlt chops. its, opposite lloycs‘.
ills. Fannie J. Joyce was wry pleas;
lolly turprltled st her home on Aim
lirvet. loot night. by slums number of
friends and colours-s. The petty was
composed of tusmbmei Douglas Four
in Post. 0. A. it, indies of the W. It 0.
led mm of monotonic ittvtsios,
been or Temperance. Willi tooth: mi
dancing the «setting waned very pills .
sully. A line collation wits mm tutti
the only limits up is till sun-ll hours of
tile mu. the [mat trialling tlitllr
A Tutti—l it... it. s mouthwash: lttnon‘th's ’
Mrs. Mary A. Bradley, of Ann street,
won the ton-pound rib roost. offered by
Butcher F). J. Wadhama, yesterday.
The dance. given at Arlen "all. lost
night, by ladies of The Knob Outing
connection with The floor. Saturday.
dressed beef. 150 lb. Gome on, butchers,
if you mean business. let‘s hear from ~
street, Friday afternotm at 2 o‘clock.
so on tenuous thrill. to
lillllEllltElii iilli uolts' "rtitllu units no lllllllLEll sluts.
- Dickerman 8L Son,
34 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. couu.
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firiChsriss‘ihiilins will he returned to the
insane asylum at Middleton-n: Saturday.
Editor John n. will; will met no
He willbesuoceedod by B. C. Penney,
now of the mechanic“ force.
An oyster supper will be held at the
residence of Mrs. R. T. Mswbey, to night
under the auspices of the young ladies of
the West Norwelk Ketbodist mission.
—-Sirloln and out from the ' best. city
you. People's Market.
The funeral of Charles Barrett will he
heldfrom his late residence. liii Main
The burial will be at the convenience of
mus-W
it'll em trillion ill. HALF PRICE.
i unlit. nutritionists: our. our PillCE.
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rm: tritium! l'rnciinlisv.
It Will Probnblywus Arranged so That
i ll. Clan neutrino linsilirsu.
‘ The attachment for mom levied on C.
T. Leonard. of Norm-silt, and which has
sew/w
, ., "I'B’S’Ollfl'Eu IYiPIiRE , .
club.afforded-nn evening of much en-
joymcnt to a largecompany of ladies
and gentlemen, and the affair was the
same social success that its predecessors
have been. Smythe furnished music
for dancing, and Lane served refresh-
ments. The last dance of the season
will be held at. the same place. Monday
evening. February 5.
Tile lecture room of the Methodist
church was filled last night at a meeting
in which exuoadtnnry interest was runni-
festcd. if the weather is pleasant the
meeting this evening will be held in
the main audience room. There is n de-
cided religious awakening at this church.
The meetings are well attendednhe sing.
log very enthusiastic and the denomina-
tional methods are all entered into with
the heartiest zeal.
.‘illl W .\ Mi 5 i‘ill’a.
A Bren, ltutlgrl oi Items from tbr
Il~ her End of Town.
Mrs. Frank Bullwiiz. of ileldon avo-
nue. is spending the week in Brooklyn.
The police question will in all prob-
abilities he settled at to night‘s meeting
of the (lily l‘ouncil.
John Williams, the navy veteran who
died at the aims-house, was buried in the
soldiers' plot at Riverside cemetery. this
afternoon.
—The Norwalk Boston store will be
closed next Friday forenoon for stock-
inking.
William Nash. employed by Ellstk to,
the ice deniers. was knocked down by a
team of horses. Monday afternoon. and
run over. Both legs were severely inv
jured.
The city authorities set lhcstreet risen-
ers at work on the Mnin street paving,
this morning. and they have greatly im-
proved the appearance oi that thorough-
fare.
John W. Wood. general secretory of
the Brotherhood of Fit. Andrew in the
United States. will address St. Paul’s
chapter in the parish rooms. We" street,
tomorrow night at it o'clock.
The orgnnlzttion of the Norwnlk Fish
and (lame association Will be perfected oi
stnceling to be. heltlntt? it. (‘oolldgo‘a
other. on Main street. to night. All
sportsmrn are invited ti attend.
l‘ostmuslsrliaws. of West Norwalk.
has received another lot of ”green
smith-"circulars This time it is mining
stock they want him to buy. air. fillies
has sent the circulars to Post Hilton in-
Ipcctrir Anthony t‘omstoclt.
«Turkeys. l‘l‘c. People's Mitrltct.
Fred ll. Merrill‘s muslcul act. in which
he um unique instruments of Itisown
construction. will be so important feel-
urc of the Alpha Wheel club’s tninstrt-lti,
so will also Alexander ln-sllc Misti". in
his own ormiunl lnonniogut-
Miss Mloule Milli-rut shit-rot (7. ll.
Miller. of Norwnlk. nod Hamuol l'.
Smith, of Paterson, N. \’., With! married
at, the bride’s hone in iitntniord. this
afternoon. The lisppy couple received
many handsome presents. Among the
guests were Ilr. Miller and his family.
» l‘ri‘tdi iltth of nil kinds. People's Mltet.
The tunnel meeting of the stockholder»
of the inuosbury d: lilssrllcotnpsnv on
hold ytetcrdsy. ti. ii. llolmm. i}. i). G,
tints. Eugene l. Boyer. J. A. tubers
sud llcueselttrr ll. lilsst-ll «ere elected
directors for the ensuing ycnr. Mr. ills-
ull tilting the piece of his father. Rev.
ii. it it Biscuit. who declined s to also
tiolt.
Justice Peck. of Bridgeport. has signed
on order for n hearing to he held Haters
day morning st 10 o’clock. relative to the
administering of the poor debtor's until
to Benjamin B. links. the blacksmith
who hos been locked up sixteen «ssh to
gratify a judgment salon his body. a.
cured by Tilt-odors Roam. of breed
litter. ...
“We mt determined not to inventory
soy costly but Friday. so we have
milled down the print-sin rimm- that
ulllclursit out quickly. The Kermit
A women soil it little girl wm were
log West “with at W «rm. list
nestling. siren they no dimly in front
of: m Mm will. 'I'. linker. which
use.“ as them both were
W Ms. islliltuuilrrths ”M
Will? It,” momentous.
tilssplutsuyolmaeh. .
“WT
the family.
wits will attend the wedding of Miss
Mamie Merrill, s cousin of Mrs; Look»
wood. in Brooklyn, tonight.
Frank Wheeler. oi St. Poul, formerly
a student at Selleck‘s school. is in town
to-dny calling on old friends. This is
Mr. Wheeler’s first visit to Norman: slum
belt-ft the school twelve years ago.
—All carpets left ntthe Norwalk Steam
Carpet Works, 14 Knight street, .'or-
walk, on Thursday and Friday of this
week. not in excess of fifteen yards. will
be civnncd free of cost; this offer also in-
cludes rugs.
The chart for the Alpha Wheel club‘s
tninslrels opened this morning and a
large number of seats were checked
oil. Tickets enough have already been
sold to insure the success of the uflnir.
Town Clerk Herbert R. Smith, and his
sister, Miss Estelle Smith. his assistant.
are recovering from their illness Mr.
Smith will be able to get out in stlny or
two. Exrr‘lelectmnn Martin ti. ("raw con~
tinurs in charge of the office.
A horse and top bum felldown in
front oi Elmworth. yesterday afternoon.
A crowd gathered and helped to put
both upon their former footing. The
horse in falling struck the shafts in such
a manner in; to overturntlto light vehicle.
, .
The pound social given by the
daughters of the King of St. Paul‘s
church or the parish rooms. last night.
will net the society it nest sum. Select-
man Samuel Daskam suction oil
the boxes; and got good prices for them.
Skirting on Wood‘s and Fourteen Acre
ponds is excellent and is enjoyed these
moonlight nights hyalsrge number of
young people. The warm weather has
made the ice trcnchemus in some places
nest shore. but the center of the ponds
is hard and smooth.
”Turkeys, mic. People‘s Muriel.
The story in the Bridgeport l'nion,
this morning. to the «fleet that i‘oionel
Frost was in that city yesterday and bull
a long conference with the police bnsrd
ispronounce'l by the colonel in be en»
tirely untrue. He was in Bridgeport on
purely legnl ltuainesemnd had nothing
to any to any member of the police board.
The union meeting of the Norwnllt and
South Norwalk t‘ongregntlonal churches,
held in the chapel of the former church
last night. was largely attended. there
being over 200 persons present. The
meeting was led by lbw. ilornld ii.
Beard. who. after prayer by Messrs.
Barr and Toilet. Gptlkt! to Mt interesting
manner upon “liurselvm tile llwsurcof
(iotl‘s Blessing." The slotting was led
by n chorus of twenty Christian Err
dcsvorern. with Miss lluud tiregory It
the piano. The (nominal-s of the Young
People‘s Society occupied sects in the
primary department of the chapel. and
after the service tundr- lili‘lllfl'lk‘i‘l im-
ful in intrmluclmt strangers.
0" ml ‘I‘llli Ill \‘llit.
lit-swath.
llrcwsters. N. “new, .,
The case ofJ. ti. Randall against (2.
Justice Alfred l‘.
morning.
Mrs. George Lockwood. Mr. and Mrs.
practically tied up his cool btl~int~ss, will
probably be .rect-iptcd for tilts afternoon
by fl. M. Holmes and E. K Lockwood,
wood.
Y .
in charge.
ages.
ll aycs‘ market.
England supper.
Brood llivcr
foilowctl by
and lt‘flill.
floi.
s
will be sworn in.
politely neitcd ill
sent.
sdlcs pound on.
.ismcs Welsh, Mrs. Bottle and lira. liail- and the busintss resumed.
ing Mr. Leonard's horses were taken to
Dunn's livery stables by t‘onstublo Lock.
The suit was brought to recover dam;
ages against Mr. wonnrd‘s sou. Frattois
Leonard, who constructed a system of
waterworks for the villnueoi Chester. N-irions way ought not to be postponed.
Thmviilngc claimed thut Mr. liver.
std did. not fulfill his contract. although
the work was ncceptctl by the engineer
Mr. in'onnrd‘s father and the
lite James W. ilyntl were bondsmou for
the coutrtictor. and the Hyatt estate
being insolvent the claim one made
against Mr. Imonord nlonc
Contractor loonurd chums tbut
village of i‘itcetcr hon llOifitiitl ligninst
hint. and he will probably alic lul‘ dutu»
Attorney liruy nppcuts [or the
plaintill nnd lawyerwllurlbutt H Mr.
[mnnrtl's attorney.
wiltiund rill‘ilk is l'.". n pound.
A petition is to he i
Attorney l-‘t‘ssendt-u for the voltage ”(Hound thntil wus whorl “99,19”. [got
Benjamin Books from juii.
signed by nearly all thi- Tt'filtlr‘ill-i of
‘1
sent lootwof llll' llll it“.
only. nml lhu poring-dill pcillt'. twpttwttll
the mull to Willow his istucogu from the
This only liilti} was it grout.
This morn~
the
ill
mints mm
The ill-lies of the ilrond llit'er cilnpcl
are making nrrnugcmr-nts to ltivt‘ it New
urcst-ntcd to Stems
it will be
(loud Roads.
Tile irutllvleis It is it uhstc vi time to
talk about good roads llrlicss tlw tzllk is l son. druglzist.
iutclilgvill “"
can’t multo goml run-ls out of mud.
{“"erb’rm‘gw “r "ll- “MW“ i‘“ i" “llcntl lit-tn unll wns much bettcr liked
man of more than onlmur; public spirit, ‘ than any Ulill‘f' cough modicinc.“
is going to curl uvtuy mud and cart on
gravel. ulwu llt’ is merely working outi
his taxes at so nllll'll it day for himself lirentnlenl.
We Will never have good slfcctualnuli will prcvcnt any tendency
i don You
No
roads so lung us this system continues;
And it will (.‘Hfillflllt' so long net grungers
and others mu saw u low tluliursxtod
puss empty rt-solulions.
.\nsuuin Huntl-
livpuly slit-tilt- Summouetl.
Proper treatment of r lhsllmsy Hog.
A cur sent. monopolist wuill‘ ol lhntc lill‘il
who sprt-lul tilt-inst-lws out l'oi'tuurnmllr
fort than they urn entitled to \"Il's llikl‘lilli
filed on u iloyttl illuu irulu ill'lWl‘t'll ‘Vltt-li
luutun llllll littlllnmro.
only one will \vns left vncnltl.
to the window and on it one plotted the
overcoat nod tum cling but: of the mun who
not M. the other cud of the will.
dies entered lill' cut. and tho l‘ulul’l‘ll porter
in the llulit-s'cttr
It was next
Two in
ilill l-l ulvc lilil \‘rlt'illll.
‘l'bc illllll did not
The
All athltvllu yotutu mutt tu tltorztr. who
News and timely of the 0a) in it».
Frank thirr out! lrvlng Jones. of First
avenue. Ire spending It in «toys in
thin Oscar St. John wlll come up before
Austin. lwmorrow
lir. and Mn.hti:ll;;w'ruyiof. of Wm
7.th set-line, were tendered to surprise
potty Iiolrdoy night. A large number
. wusllsi‘lrhler for bur ploy. row from lllls
"immunit- of the “Hill“ to tltkc it nild
threw his ol‘vrcout over his nrttt ltllll strolls
to the seals wcltpted by the tut-nu tune. lie
said not It Word. but stopped own the Illn-
nopollst's fccl. tossed his own-out norms
the innit of llw m-nt. threw tilt! otlmr man's
overcoat to out- side. dropped his \‘illlM! to
the floor Mid took cutlifurlnbin lswmlun
of the "It. Alla-r the young mun lutd sects
ed himself till the [quth'l’l lit the car
clapped their htthde lu applause. tllgnr
cares trot-o produced tutti thrust hi the horn.
and he wit.- kcot lllisty declining invitations
togowthusmoklmr room nmi lilitc more
thing. The other hum willed. mid bot-yin“
his face in it ttuwspttpcr dill not emerge
p.
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Highest of all in Lcsvening l’ower.-——~l.utcst U. S. Gov't Report.
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Baking
Powder
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The Price of Gas.
Has making at ill per 1,000 cubic feetisi
unquestionably profitable business. New i
llavcnt-rs are now obliged to pay $.50 1
per moo cubic feet. (ins making in
Philadelphia is curried on by the city nnd
it is exccssively profitable for that cor-
poration. Philadelphia secures gas for
public lighting purposes for 73 cents per
1,000 feel. it sells it to the residents of
the cities for$2 per l,00(l feet. Thus there
is realized a very handsome profit, which
is used for the benefit of the city. This
gua question has been frequently
referred to in New Haven and
consideration of it in a very ses
Every family in this city finds it neces-
sary. to use artillcini light. Electricity is ..
expensive. oil is n nuisance. gas ought to
be furnished at at rate that would make
general use of it possible without impos-
ing on cscrssivc burden of expense ——
New linvcu Lender.
Moths-r (lrny‘s Sweet “'nrul Powder.
.‘ioihor lirny. u nurse in the Childryn's
iiomcin New Yorlens for years trellted
children successfully \citltu rcmctly. now
propane! and placed in the drug storcs,
called Mother Gm} ‘s Swot-t Worm l‘owd
t-rs. Tltcy are sold by oil druggtsts nt
25 cents u pucknuc. They remove nil
worms. nre iturmlwss us ntillr. plensxlnt to
. lube and hcvcr full. \‘uiunhh- for fever
ishncss, constipation and hon-ladle. cverr
if no worms are Ask
present.
drlmgist ,
your
About a your llgo i took it violent nt-
ittu‘k of in grippc. i coughed day and
night l'or nitont six weeks; my wife then
isthmus ted that i try ("ltnntborlnin's t'olltzh
, llcmcdy. At first i could soc no differ
ence, but still kept inking it. and soon
no relief front one dose. 1 took another
and it wns only it few days until i was
free from the cough. i think people in
Egoncrnl ought to know the. value of this
.rcmcdy and i take pleasure in acknow-
Hedging the bcnetit i received from it.
‘ Madison Mustard, iltwny. Ohio. 25 an
; Til) cent bottles for sale by George (7. Still—
:-
g “During thc epidcmic of In grippo
't‘hnmbcrluin‘st‘ough Remedy took the
ii. .‘i.
(Bangs. drtlzuisl. l‘ltntsworth. ill. The
gripis much lilt‘§;llill‘ as u very severe
cold nnd requirts prcciscly tllc sortie
This remedy is prompt lind
of the. disease toward pneumonia For
sale by George t‘. Hrillson. dntggtst.
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Children Cry for
Pitcher's Castorla.
Children Cry for
Hiterill' l.7l:ll'lir‘il.lil summoned lh'pulyt
Sherit‘i Tnucr in llridut-porl, today. to
did in the prolcclitut of the Trovtioui
company's propt-riy should ltil)‘ nut-mph
tit violation be mudt» \tlit’ll tltc . ompnny
attempts to run can this nflcrmun. All
Oilicrtieputitvsof iii" .tltltliy have been
summoned. and u number of spccittls
When Bully nus sit-k. u-n enw ltcr-t‘tulorin
i \\ it. n m.- u... .l Mott, .tw- .~t-t.~«l f tron-m
l m..." v.1... imam, ~ it. «h.- rhw; to t'w‘i-rl’lA
When she lull l‘hllvlrrn. ’9‘. ‘th rthcul l‘LL‘llt‘fll
l Pltcher’s Castorla.
Children Cry for
Pitcher’s Gaetorla.
Taylor 8: Golden
BealEstale andlnsuranct
WASHINGTON fi'l‘ lll‘llt‘l’.
Permits looilih forn lot ill illtll"l' incl Ml
with the view o purrltusimrmrc llmlrtl lr
chllsltd exnlnlusmlr list. We ilnvv ”will to:
sale in every part of tho l‘il)’ to lI-iudltllllt'i
prices mul on New lot-top. sufl if
“i A N 11'} ID.
(" ENTMHIEN ond Indy (‘llllllillillr‘rs con
1 m-llrecxcluslw solo of o nllilillti'll lino
olllnlt good-t. l'l'i‘lliltlil‘ill p mlllnn nutl good
puylu l‘lgill lll'Wlll. Apply ’l'humlny. nllrv
ion. in A. Eiuum Lennon. Mnlmckemo ,l‘llrtutl.
l llAltlililtti. ltrmms wllhorwllhouibuttrll.
Awdy til Mrs. lilphop'e. ll? Washington
strict. *llllliNltl’it‘lilk. l‘Jl:
\‘li'lliilfl‘ i'slilplloriltctl Home ilrcute will
A. nth-volt cult Hit thallium lll ill minutes
More twnntrntlmr than mulch-lulled oll and is
rt-v-omulgtldtsl by the lipid vltysicluns. For
mlclty in. ii 'l‘otnllttsnu. Frail lltttttrr. ll. ll.
ltlt'. llil 2w
'1‘!) lill'l‘.
MM of lower house. Nominal Me in.
filial
of their friend. were present. and the
hounpused pleasantly away. dancing
and a sumptuous slipper being the
from it untll lllolrnih littlppotlilt t‘ttmtlen - m“ ”1W" "1" 10%" awlmnl. or
silltloil.-l}hltlllilln‘Sun. iliflll'i'li‘. {mfgfign‘mm “m ”- All"?
futures.
Wilder-thy evening. film will be
tmhmsnts' .
W of therewith tongue of the
3m Ate-us Itetltofllslltptsoopsleborob.
rim-y evening. out: bouillon Riverside
owner. The matinee in cit-m have
emu so attractive monument for
the evening. W”;
at. waists limlo trill W inst
the loo first owner. mom
The ladles‘ Aid moiety of the Eat
Menus Helbodist Eplutspei church ore
arranging for an shim-tunnel to he
gins-in ills churchpsrlon next week
tits-inst and literary programme. and re-
Arthur D. Ferris will entertain the
The persistent cough which noisily
follows in attack of the grip elm be per-
mhently cured by telling (.thnmberlsin‘s
Cough Remedy. W. A. hit-(lube, of Mt:-
Kay. Ohio. says: "in (hippo left me
with a severe couch. A licr using seversl
dlfforent medicine without relief. i
tried Cblmberlnli‘i's (You‘ll Remedy.
which «(fennel it permanent euro. 1 hits
also found it into without an monitor
children when ttohbltd with cabinet
0. iii. billions.
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meter .
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nor ,llth oestrus turd soul street.
95%, which girco l
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nesting
pets
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\ PAYING tmsinm to it than of tonsil «up
till: will its trout sl bloom in twenty tin -
lsmnwcrlt. At tit-m. svmtmsr. no turf
others i l
HT: pltttliinnin.”lotion
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upngs'l on a gut: unarmed-gals
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FURNITURE.
p is nduoomatlslol’urchastr‘s , ~‘
t
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it their title ithins Miami 48 Main St, llolwalit.
Lndies’ ear Desk, 35, on, or, $10;IFancy Rocker. $2.80 to no;
Large line Couches, Lounges, Easels,
Hassocks, Hat Rocks,
Foot Rests, White Chamber Suits complete. Also a large line
(lair Chamber Suits, Book (loses. Uhei‘foniorea, Hot Racks.
This. it... wt on
d7
‘a Prize Every Day
; beginning Tuesday. flood our scheme. We will provide u but: and sll is u hill
f customer. at either market may wrlto their home nun drop in the home‘l Ibdt-insgld‘fciiug‘rim
5 on will shake them up and draw out a. slip. The person whose fillilltt appears litereon will be
presented with nprlze as follows: Tuesday. Prime itib Roast; Wednesday. Slit pounds Sirloin
teokc’l‘hnrsday. l'nlr Chickens; Friday. Six
Turkey.
led subject to order of winner.
llll’l'lr Don‘t lo“
Prime rib most. for when; Hound Hteak.]::v etc
Dressed Meals the mnrlret affords.
ound f‘edtlsh Stcub: rinlurliny. 'l‘en nd
wlilnhs
The winner‘s name will appear in the entlnt-l the following day. and prizes
git lhut we. are rellltlg lmnb l‘llnps for r
. t-lc.. l‘lllli we are willing: ‘lill‘ Finest ‘ ty
Mm." ‘
E. J. WADHAMS. Proprietor,
PEOPLE'S MARKET.
l
Telephone call. 52-3. .
FREE ntuvm.
’ 19 North Mainstn'llo, Nor'wttlk.
Satisfaction gtmronnssl.
PEOPLE'S MARKET
21 Wall st.. 'Norwnik
l Telephone call, 5-73-
To those desiring smoothing lspocinliy
W011 KC. 1 would call attention to the
all sizes.
natural and graceful.
he believes in large sales. little profits. :l"|
Boots. Shoes. llu
No pain or cxpt-nse will be spared to obtain beautiful results.
anti pmtng. cspcclaily with delicate costumes and draperies.
FOR CHILDREN
Artistic Photography.
line in PIIOTOGIEAPHIC
now ituc which 1 full new executing in
both to lighting
l'nrticllinr care lsgivcn to obtuin pit-lures. which embody all that is childlike
Appointments for sittings mtly be mode by mail.
Crayon and Water Color Work
.\’I‘ REASONABLE PRICES.
.. MW» P"”T"l“l".".‘“r s or 5i» ow-
PRlcEs TELL.
C. H. HARVEY,
Leading Boot and Shoe Dealer.
announces another cut in prices that will iiituillwll the lunet prudent purchaser. as
i nbuve :lll strictly honest goods, Also
his holiday Slippersmvilicii are the latest idolswill be sold at prit-cs huvuud compe-
tition. and range in prices from l‘lcts to $1”). and every purchaser to the
amount of *5 00 will be presented with s lurgc but: of U. H. i'lavcuport‘s best flour.
Everyone needs money lll’lll so do \w. tln'rt-rcforo we mo all in tho sumo hour, so
look out for the milling M‘tll‘ for thc not! fun li.|}< :11
C. H. Harvey’s,
where the grt'ttlcst lulrsrtllls run to tiltllinml it.
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bbers Slippers
Children’s FancyTSlippers
BE] NH .\ Sl’iliL‘i ALT Y.
gufnrllinmmls.
grlfrrllliummfs.
EXTRAORDINAR
Mr. and Mrs.
Friday night. and Saturday i
"‘ Saturday night. “'l‘hc Plunge-r.“
HOYT’S OPERA HOUSE.
GRAND OPENING,
Friday. and Saturday, Feb. 2 and 3.
Y ENGAGEMENT
til:
Oliver Byron,
l‘i 'i‘iii‘iil \lllh’i’ «i‘l'l'tihfii‘l'l. l'iAl‘r
“THE HEART OF lillllil”
.‘t‘x'lv
“The Plunger”
lieu. Original and Sensational, ions of Scenery. Wonderful Emits.
Marvelous Stage Mechanism.
li’llilbl', “'i’itc Heart of Africm"
Admission. 500; Reserved Seats. 750 and SIM.
gmrfninmrnfs.
l‘hnl‘ts will open for illt‘ mic of «with i“li'l‘l_\ ll»! Mimi. .i it my. ’9:
Hollllt Norfolk. litul lirruory‘s drug slur v. Nuru hilt
o'
l'wllt'd tlr’lt‘ tum“.
Jill
gnlrrlmnmruls
FliiSl liillllll MlllSiilllS
UP THE
Aloha Wheel Club.
NflflWALK onus H0118“.
Tuesday ml Wednesday lion'gs,
January doll and flirt.
llln m. rvoryihlni orlultml. filter
’iikm. New moves.
in resentili our unit novel and original
rim iiart. the following it‘vilutrlumi talent w ill
l‘!
.W Iiltt tilts.
tinii r .
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in. ii.
wry l'.
tum mutton
poo it. Niall
A t ‘ nellmu
inn Mill at rt
Ivor
lion‘s. ow
lli‘. llllllli.
Fri-slit. svrtli.
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5 .n W G .
‘ltlilutst Edward limiter.
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1i: WMhmmlt‘m
Thom reminds with Iflotol.
lemons-sew
Music llali. Salinity. loll. ll.
. lilrtcl tum llnly‘ullt-slr». New York city.
l‘i’“ mm out n! \Htll’ll r \tlrl'kl‘fll.
KELLAR,
ins grand. origlnnl r-lllt‘rlakllimellh All the
mm and ‘lltflllilil funimvs produced (inflow
llwlilruu months mil n' lisly‘m ”Hint”. ”I'll
anlt lily.
.‘lix llKE'l‘l'li’i’ .‘liltAilMt‘.
(”21' 0" SUN”.
'l‘iill l’llANiUM illtlnr.
TllEtifSil A $5.53“? at "Will firm 1! the
“much tilt: fertile“ of the! nihilism.
, Ithlfi i’.
E"nil i“ it “claims" Slsr‘wi.
.t'.\'li.lf’lll’l’itii. s new Folritrtnilule lirlltrmo
Afl‘l'ltit'l’l’. the Maid of the Milton.
‘l'llitlAlill’tM 'tl nllrlslt; or. "ii' nmlwu
lien lli’tiu' iltrmm tumble lflto Antoni
Mitdfihicnntnnjm
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