hoe
”I‘ll”? hit"
,ltl 01'
1?“. We show the
are We Imore recoivln
Y
quill; Freah code
but large sales
HIE EVENING SEN’I'IN El.
hammer. ”Igloo pupal...
‘ which ”madman.
rues. asstsu pnvald: One month. soc; thus
MOM six months. 32mm year. arm.
W by narration. 12o a week. to he paid
tubs carrier.
ammo ll!!o~“Want.“ "To
lawsuit “for late" advertisements. not ax-
snails: Ive lines. one time. so. - three times.
tines, rte-III»: Indeed. 10c.a
rmfliamspmwh notleasJDe. Schad-
of rates for displayed ulvertlseaienta far-
I“ on Winn.
I‘ll mun—No. lid Washington street,
Plinth Nowell; telephone call. 92-0. Branch
' that. No. 40 Wall street. Norwslk: telephone
It I” i.
' I onlhstcs'rions should in In cases be
It, mod to
1 III; EVENING SIITINIL.
iloc'ru Noawsmr. Conn.
THURSDAY. JANUARY 25. lfllll.
All important decision that will beof
W to Connecticut people, particw
July that little army of women who
cut their maiden voles last fall, has just
banglvenby the Court of Appeals in
Now York state, pilirming the decision of
if” Juli“ Williams, of the Supreme Court,
Fourth Department, which was upheld
”the General Term, in declaring un-
Mammal the [swallowing women
; tovoTeror school Uominiuioners. The
Wis byJudge Finch, and all the
W concur. The matter arose over
”the cancellation of the name of Matilda
.1. Gate from the registry list of the
Third Election district, town of Manlius.
Omdagacounty, where Mrs. tinge was
dilly registered October til, Wild. The.
opinion says: “A constitutional conven-
fionmay take away the barrier which
do .. excludes thoclaimed right of the appel-
lent, but until that is done we must en»
force the law as it is written."
331110me has again settled down
to the even tenor of her ways. The
Traction company and their striking
employes have been brought together.
(through the intervention of A. it. home,
(how of the firm of W. ll. Hall &
CO. Both sides claim It victory, as it re-
snlt of this temporary settlement The
amigo brick as a union and only on
condition that they shall again stop
work if a final agreement cannot be
ruched. The company holds that the
I“ were received back as individuals.
ther Logic is quietly hustling to
finally settle the whole matter (or all
concerned. -
s
Tl! severest cold wave of tits tea-Ion is
creeping eastward. and the mnrcury is
expected to keep on dropping all day to-
day. Zero weather is predicted for to
night or tomorrow morning, when the
thermometer will have shown il decline
of nearly forty dogmas. The extreme
all weather is expected by the weather
bureau to last the rest of this week.
PHIL! “if '4'“ ii ’I'It RIM ll .1 "INT.
1'“! artist who invented tho "brown-
," those little people who have delight
odlnilllons of children. is Palmer Cox,
“routine to New York from California.
molten strolls on Broadway, und his
out form. kindly face and gentle mou-
III'I afflict attention and silent admira-
lion. The big hearted u‘IsIIIrncr who
hsscomesan and made .1 great succws
, “ fully exemplified in him. I!» II It
WW, and frankly aliyu hr- In wedded
. topeopls of his imagination. the brown-
l‘. M receptions and literary ItstlIIII'I
“in Mr (ion is It tron Iml fIIVIoriIII
“Tallinn minus, the IIIIguIItiII
AW“ Rice's “lilh’.” who IIccaIIiIIually
”loath Norwalk. III III popular off
' 0“” as she fit when singing thII ilerI
. “American ditties in tiIII burlesque.
to line at the (Missy. and her Wt't’kly
I. pm”. are always largely attended.
I? TI. wlfseta well have city clergyman
My mitts in receiving her uIIIII-ts.
11 is new reported that Frederic (lob
Maud Ilsa Lulu Morris are to he mar-
IIII W quietly in [intimate about Feb-
!” l. and will pass the honeymoon at
If W's ‘New Jersey country seat.
the “W” W
”tan" liotrII.
" “M‘WIPD'IWDI llu» llIIIIIlcal't "
bthsaarlons title also article.I by Dr.
Mn is ilarper‘s Magazine
The name was originally
by the Indians of the northwest to
Northrup-I , famous mot sad
”at Dr. Mission in the III'lIIIIe
”Hm: tribute to It wll "lath
{was here.
a; I. We Young l'a Iple E» II January
a h an hlifihtfill WIIIHI and
plenty, while an srtlnluon
m“ IM'WM" ftII'IIishII-I some
“I m a“ 10 b0]! posts-rennin!
All Illustrated Ito ly of
W gives the latest pro
artof lying, pullout-m Imi—
Hummus by a German in-
M who has til-Isl! "down" two
w fll W M fro-stout.
It its aid of his
» 09W 3’
cad) forwe but” 04 60 hi)‘
W rail?
finest ”line of Prunes “31mm
from a your cake to a barrel of"
sto keep fresh stock.
atlas E. laymnu,
33 Washington Street.
"ii
We
utilise
lot omeraa as for
a fancy lot of Horus
on an thing you maget here
LEIIIIIIR
ll-MER
Illel 5 Flint tuna.
THENARBOW RSCAPEOII‘A l10WAV-
T0! YOUNG LADY.
While Walking on the Tracks to the Depot
fib- ualras allfsstrp that Nearly (lost
In her liltaw Other News from 'l'owna
Near Non-walk. ”
Miss Dora Stratton, who lives near the
Red Mill, narrowly escaped death yestero
day morning at itowayton She was
walking on the track to take a train to
South Norwslk when two freight trains
going in opposite directions came along.
Miss Stratton was on the east track. and
instead of stopping to one side to allow
the train to pass. she started on a run
for the crossing, hoping 'to reach it be-
fore the train did. She was confused,
however. and maden misstep. falling into
the cattle guard alongside the crossing.
The engineer. Lyman Estahroolt, wllo la
a cousin of George W. Bryan. of Row-
ayton. and who had been blowing his
whistle sharply. . then reversed his
engine. Miss Stratton managed to crawl
out of the cattle guard to one side of the
rails justas the train went by, it being
impossible for the engineer Iostop before
reaching the crossing. When Miss Strut»
ton got up she was so overcome with
fright that she could not stand up. and
it was some time before she recovered.
F. W. Entwistle, of Wilkesbarre. Pa,
is the new operator in the Main street
signal tower, succeeding J. F. Donahue.
who was discharged for committing va-
rious misdemeanors.
Members of the Methodist church are
arranging for an entertainment to be
held in Holder's ilail about February 3.
The Snow club meets to-night. Re-
freshments will be served after the busi-
ness has been transacted.
Miss Lottie Bryan is ill with the grip.
[Milli-3N.
Revival services are being held this
week in the Methodist church. The
IIIoeu‘nglastuiglIt was led by ltcv C.
M. l’egg. of Last Vorwalk and the "PO
ing to-night will be in charge of Rev.
George (I. Peck, of Westport, son of
Secretary Peck. The services begin at
7:30 o‘clock.
A kermiss will be given by the ladies
of the Congregational clIuth on the
evenings of February ‘22 and "El it will
be held, the town hull. which u ill bent-
trsctiv titted up with booths. etc. and
there will be uninteresting musical and
literary programme each evening.
The members of lvnnhoe I‘astle,
Knights of the Golden Eagle. have ch
cided not to have an anniversary cele—
bration. but will hold n sociable Instead
on Thursday evening, February StlI
()flen's orchestra. of Stamford. will
furnish music.
A fellowship meeting will be held In
the Congregational church, Thursday.
ebrunry lat. Delegates Will be prI-seiit
from South Norwnlk. Norwalk, Stum-
ford, New I'annan nml other places. and
an interesting progrnmiucI |.-l b-IIIII or
ranged.
Three large wdlow trI-IIII Mrs
Brady's property on Main street were
cutdown yesterday. They him- leen
punhnsedhy the Marks Artificial lIInIh
company. of New York. who 1w thorn
in their business.
The Ladies' Aid society of thII Ifon-
gregational church will hold II sociable
to night at the residence of Mr. and Mrs.
Theodore. W. lustln
The young people of the town lIIIVII on
joyI-dslrnting on tho variouspInIis in
this VII: inity the past Week, the li' .. being
In line. condition.
Work was begun yesterday laying II
shin-truck east of the depot. to which
tlIIIfrI-igbthouso is to he moved III II
low days.
The grip is tngmu, III town. lir. French
has chronicled twenty IwII IzaIIIIIII lllll‘ for
this week.
Mrs. Sadie ilIIIdlI‘y III IIIIIIII Ill with
the unitary sow throat
Solomon Mogul istIItII -:I k with the
grip.
H"
lllalmp ”mum-c- l‘nvora Cremation.
If Wlt't II hold and “’I-tl' MN “(I lIIP‘ port of
llishnp lIIIerIlIIIII ltl:lll\'lil“i‘I‘t‘l'l’llifllllill IIIII
for» it Boston :IIIIliI-lII I, but lII- look no
stronger urIIIIIIII ilIIIII lildlop llIIIokII was
prepared to hike. had in! hush"! It member
of the New England ('I’i‘lllillliill society.
'I’ht-opposllinnIo lllll III-Iv IIIIIIbod of die
posing of III» bodim of Ilw Ilmd IIIIII chiefly
In this country some from lllil‘I" who believe
in III" llll‘l‘lll bodily rIIAIIIIIII-iion of thrille-
purhIIl. IIIIIl III’III hnvo hold that Ibis watt it
purtirf the f'hrisiluli III‘IIIII,
lllulIIIp Lauren” boldly IwIIilwl this
opinion and llilll‘illl'll III II "l't'lllilllrm is not
out of hnmmny u iIh I‘lII'isllIIII principles,
and that lI should ho ll‘i’f‘l‘iil‘ll Itsan-verI
out and l'iII'IetIun IIII-IlI»II III disposing of
the remains of llil'fll‘iidl'lI‘Il .‘lII'IIIleIleIIce
III churchyard! for the IIIII‘IIIIIII llil'dcflll
within the “Mills III lurm' IjIlIN is IIIIW coir
side-red IIII hostile III IlIII llvinu unsanitary
rounds. and llluhup l4»'1“l"‘l|f'fl|lfl9lflk9n a
orward step Ill this iil:lllt‘l‘.lil'lllf‘,h he
will haven lotus iIIIIniIIIrof unmounted
Btu-ion lit-raid.
my” illmitflllll tiger-s. pumasnnd Imam
tithe no notio- III the men and women pass»
lug Ill {mat of them. but let ItIlog be brought
anywhere nonrlho cam! and they show their
savings "more at once and spring up. glue
lag out savagely.
The edible tloIeI of China are known by
their bluish him It tongues. They never
hark nod are vvry Imeltum. rour million
and a half are slaughtered annually to tftil
late the palates at the Colonials.
a“... MW. “WW
noise my ancient hooks are to is found
int“ and relies ion.
So. llorwalkHaIdwarecII.
12 loath Iain Stun.
mtf
‘ minim ' Inseam III-I '
in; ”Whose from the might» music? for
the small
t
"I
lllll TRIS Illll.
.90
:BRING THIS Ci )UPON
2 AND EIGHT CENTS'
”l‘fllli OFFICE "To
rad rnusnon onion: ‘
:and get a cop of the .
. 'Muslca Home. ”I
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II-IIII-II-nu-Ita..
. CONVERT“ DENMINCED.
A Buflla t- the llallllous Idle at the
(loud Parade of Lyon's Plalns.
Lyon’s Plains is stirred up over a reli-
gious episode which occurred at EmmanI
uel church. The Rev. Alexander Ham-
ilton, rector of the church, is trying hard
to build up the little parish. lle recruits
new members whenever possible, and
then has them confirmed when occasion
oflers. He secured four converts during
the winter, aud set about preparing them
for cenllrmstlon when Bishop Brewer.
of Montana. pliould visit the church, as
he was scheduled to do. When the ever-
ing arrived tin? converts were at the
church. ‘ Shortly before the services
commenced. J. Watson flulick, one of
the leading religious lights of the village,
walked up the aisle and told Ilieconverfs
they were not fit subjects to lit-long to a
church. He then proceeded to expose
their wickedness before the assembled
peolfle, who were waiting for tho servi-
ces to begin.
The convene were John and William
Kelly. Charles Jarvis Courtney and Fred-
erick l) I..rhart all exemplary young fol-
lows. it is said in every way prepired to
become members'of the church. The
public rebuke Iiulick had administered
made them feel downcast, however, and
they left the buildingwhile their assailart
settled himself back in his seat, conscioi s
of having done his duty.
Upon getting out in the cool night air
and thinking the matter over. Ibo young
men‘s irc got the better of their religious
fervor, and when (lulick came out after
the services they gave him II sound
thrashing. not doeisting until he solemn-
ly promised never to meddle with church
matters again. (lulII-k was badly pull'
isbed. and immediately left town. lie
has not been seen lu'illlnd Lyon‘s l’lslns
since. His parents say he is in New
York.
Lost week Sunday being the first ser-
vice after the occurrence. Rev. Hamilton
preached II scorching sermon on the at
fair, and talked pretty plainly upon what
he considered the religious disrespect of
Mr. (lulick. lie is not disposed to over-
look the matter, and when Mr. (lulick
returns he will probably be severely dis-
cipllned.
Connecticut Patents.
The following vI-IIro issued Jauuarv 23,
Will List furnished from otllco of A.
M. Wooster, solicitor of putt-ms. Bridge
pIrt. ("oun. :
George I' llutch and .l. \VI-nger,
Bridgeport combination III'IIIIr lIIvIIrand
square: James II ltIley, Bridgeport. de
vice for holding nipples during tIIrI'adI
ing. Ferdinand Smith. Hartford staff
bell; Charles (E. Berger. New llaven.
hub; Horace 1.. Kent, Birmingham. ruck
crusher: Alfred W. (time. Highland Park,
propeller; Adan ll. Warner, Naugatuck,
clasp for boot trees.
WORTH MILLIONS 'l'O CANADA.
flow free Raw Mister-lain “Ill Help Our
Neighbors AI rout the "tII'IIfI'.
Eli Perkins. who was recently in St.
John. N. 13.. when Ilsked how the (‘ana-
dians felt about the Wilson bill. replied:
“There is great rejoicing all over Con-
nIlII. 'Notv.’ said the editor of the St.
John Telegraph, ‘vaI will have II (YanaI
dinn boom. The McKinley bill knocked
out the Iii) limo factories about St. John.
but free limo will soon start them up
IIgIIiII. When the III-w Wilson larif! bill
is passed. we will make over $1,000,000
worth of lime around St. John and send
it to the States. Ourown(‘anadian slIi II
will carry it. to Boston. We will be p
our farmers and sailors.‘ "
“ “But how will this IIfl'I-I'l llIII 100
liniekilus down of Rocklnnd. Mei” l
naked.
“ 'Why, those Knox. Lilli‘tllll and WIIII
do county liuieuutlrors have already
closed down. We i‘ltll got our l'llW lllliI
terinl cheaper hero. and labor is cheaper
in Canada, and We can knock llll‘ ’I'Im-
knell out or compel tlIeIII IIIIIIIIIIII over
here and work for ('Itundlnn wuges.
This boats reciprocity. and thorn won‘t
be any more talk in Canada about llllI
aeration after We get the \Vllsuii bill.”
.. ‘Then you don't Ivanl annexation? I
said.
“'Not with free sheep. potatoes.
horses, butter. cheese. barley. hops and
lumber. Now we will saw all our lum-
ber in Canada. dress it and knock out
your Yankee sawmills. Before. under
tho McKinley bill,wa iloniod our foul
over to your sawmills. with the bark
on, M raw material. But now we will
send you moldings and planedboardsw
manufactured lumber.‘
“ ‘Wlll this make lumber cheaper III
the States? I asked.
“ 'Oh, no; but It will go up III Canada.
We will get the benefit.’
"Up on the ill. Lawn-non the other
day," said Mr. Perkins. ”i found the Us-
nadlan farmers also rejoicing. They said:
, " ‘Onr sheep will he Worth 01.00 apiece
more in (.‘ansdsas soon as the Wilson
bill is Our farmers will be just
as «III of! as yours. and better. too. for
we still have a tariff against everything
you make. We can make a "Botany
Bay" of you Yankees. and you can't send
a yard of cloth to us.’
" 'But won‘t it malts sheep and horses
and beef cheaper in the States?" i asked.
“ "Why. of course not. When the Me»
Klnley bill passed, the price fell in Cans-
I'ls last the amount of the tariff. and new
they will go up again as high as they are
In the States. You see. the products of
0. 000. 000 people don‘t affect the price of
the products made by 06,000,000 people.
The tall cant w the dog. If Ive won
him than theft too. we would control
your markets. The Wilson bill wlll
give Canada so awful homo and kill an-
notation. if this taking: the tariff by
”:0de bill didn' t as (Jane
discs, what would we be raj hing“ about?
Would we rejoice
mm lthlnk not. Title hill 10m
millions to Oat-ads.“ ”II-Ill" York Ills.
if youweroiouiths ates
LAWMRKERS LIE LOW.
Utah’s Republican Legislators
Are in Hiding.-
DO 1101 WANT TO FILL A QUORUM.
Barahandad and (luau-so 'l‘lsay Ran Irons
tho Capitol and Scattered For tho lub-
urha—Posae of Oilelala Hunting fligh‘
and Low.
morinl to congress protesting against that
portion of the Wilson bill ramming the
tariff from lend ores passed the house of
the territorial legislature and was made It
speclld order in the upper house.
This branch is composed of live Demo
crate and seven Republicans. There were
but five Republicans and five Democrats
present. two Republicans being absent
from the idly. The Republicans, seeing
they could not pass the memorial, absent
ed themselves from the chamber with the
exception of the president.
halted 0n- III a Quorpm.
This left. but nix members-moo short of
quorum. Republican members ran
through the streets. leaving hats and coats
behind. took suburban trains and street
cars and sought seclusion in every possi-
ble way
The sergeaut- “ill arms and his assistants.
the United States IIIItr-shnl with mdepn-
ties. the sheriff with all his deputies and
the chief of police with his officers, over
lilo all told. were inIIIIe lately sent in put»
suit. Their sen-kw wil cost several lllOlII
stand dollars.
At last accounts no view to the absentees
was reported. The council was still in so»
.slnn. the Democrat-I refusing to adjourn
STOLE AN ELECTRIC CAR.
Kanllr's Drunks» Fro-I Almoat Ended In
a Tragedy.
an'l-Jiiii. Jun. ‘43. “A man named Kesru.
slightly under the influence of liquor. ran
away with an electric street car and cattle
near killing a number of people. Seeing
an empty trolley our near the barn. be
boarded it and turned on the electricity,
with the result that the car started ofl' at
full speed. running down four or five pew
pie, tvvu of whom were badly injured, and
smashing up It butcher‘s cart.
After going about II mile he become
afraid and managed to reverse the motor,
whereupon the car went back as fast as it
had come and knocked down three more
people. collided with another car manned
by street our employees and sent out to
capture it. causing some rem damage.
Kenru was arrested
TILLMAN LAW RIOT.
Dples III Charleston llaraly Escape “OIII'
Lynch-d by a blob.
CilAltlJtri’l‘IIN. .LIII. 335m‘TlM' first riot
caused by the attempt to enforce the new
dispensary law has occurred A body of
51') sruml t‘ltllena proceeded tothe lodging
house where the spies boarded with the in»
tcntion of lynching them. The Indies.
however. got wind of the affair. and thr-
spies trot out of the way.
There were It fusillsdo of pistol shotsuud
much excitement. \Valiie itrllnurt-nu was
wounded in the back, but not fatally, and
the crowd then slowly dispersul after find-
Ina that the spice were not at homi-
Eight Insane Parsons Burned to Death.
llnnNE, in , Jan ‘25. The hull lingou the
Boone county poor farm. in which ill" in
cursbly insane were confined. WMIlI‘slrIIy
ed by fire. nnd eight of the nine inmates
were burned to death. tlnly one Woman.
Mrs. lllhbard. t‘i-L'lllll‘tl from the burning
building and gave the lilill‘lll. it was then
too late to sow IIIII lllhflllt' purple. and the
main building Wit" MlYI‘ll only ll)’ the great-
IIIIt I'llm’l.
New York (ilrl Mada a Countess.
New Yiillii. Jan. 30. Ill .‘l l’ulrich's
cullIeIlrIIl lif'l‘lll'fl‘ll III:I lll:lll‘l:lKi“lil \llIIII
i‘IIrolIt Lulu-”tron, :I 'lftllzlili‘l‘ of Mr.
Johnston l.l. Illusion of New York and TL
\‘oli-IIIIllIIII~IIII. in i'oIIIII \lIII'III llIIIIrl
l‘lmrbw III- ldulllll'l‘hlllill’lt IIf l‘i'lllll‘l“.
FIIIIII'II lllllll‘ll'l‘ to IIIII l‘i'lllll'llt' III llavli
Mrs. Maplsaun' a Death.
NINH III: I\ ..'.Inu \lIs l.IIIII. INI'IIlrIIII
or MaplI-IIIIII. IiII- ulfo of l'IIIIoIIIl IIIMIII}
MIIplI-aoli. \thIdIIIII III the l-anvII IIIIIIIIII.
IIoIItrIII-tI-Il .1 sow-re l'IllIl thlI- playing in
“The l-‘eIII-IIIIg Muster" III I'liisbum on tho
filth lnltl. SIIII returned III-III lii'ltl ll III. and
prIrIIInIoIIlII sci iII
Iternhartlt Appears In "lluyl."
I’Alils. Jun ‘33. Sum llI-I"=II'IrIlI
night prmlIIIIIIIl ill lllt‘ 'l‘hIIIIIu
lIIIlIIsIIIII‘t- .\I.\I. Syivrstrt- IInIl \loIIIIId‘II
new poetical IIIIIl Hti‘fl'il IlrIIIIIII. "lmyl"
The story is laid in iIIIlln III ”III limo of flu-
ndvrni of llIIdIlhn.
lItIIt
IlI- III III»
hmallpoa In Troy.
'l‘ItIII. .\'. l‘, Jim .‘.’I 'i‘lIIIIII are three
cones of sum“ my III the county "loo-house
pm", 'I‘hr- , mllips hailing front l‘IIIInIlII
arsthII poo-nu, 'l’lIeItlInslIouselII situated
within II lcu Illlnllf‘f'fl fool of n thickly pop-I
lllilli‘tl Ill-II rlcl.
uuavla Ilsa n ltailwsy Horror.
llhllldb'. Jan, 23 ~ A dispatch from Ill’t‘ll-
bum says thst a tliti-Ist'lmfl' IralII collided
with It freight train IIoIIr Samara. ltIIsslIL
Five naphtha trucks were sot on tire. and
lb permu- losi their live-I.
Mr. (lhtlda' rendition.
l’llfl..tIIi'l.l’IIM. Jan. 25.~~!l'llt‘ physicians
attending ”some W. ('hilds issued theI fIIlI
lowing hull-IIII.‘ “.Mr I hllIle line phased a
quiet night and lo distinctly stronger.“
Horns-stilts to transit to sell-III.
Nng.IIIIlI .lIIII. llll l’ho ‘ .rr Nor
mannla. which rstnrntsl dammed. will [no
used after temporary repairs to llslfsst to
complete repairs.
Art maple. hoopla caught.
(litres liar. WIII. Jan as w.IIIhu films
and Mrs. Pauline Markus, recently of New
York city. are under arrest bare. it Is said
they sloped
hen-Isa may» Is ultimo Theater
(lmcauo. Jim. 25.- The sale of the Schil-
lar. one of the leading theaters in Chicano,
to Daniel lIrohmsn of New York was an.
counsel _ mm
(lotion may at Prayer.
PIIIIIcItI-IIII. N. .l . Jan. as. -~’l“odsy is an}:
Inn duly observed In Princeton as the sa-
almalty of the day of prayer for collagen
can trust Ia want Hui-a.
tlrscissari. Jan sauna National Bur»
Isl Cass association met here in secret as»
I
.,__
“at“ It” I”
tar-slam sIII “Wu-wow
swayed “mainland may:
about men W3
mam. Itmmaosnta‘rlots up so
SMILAKI (TIT. Jan 254A joint the ‘
RADAM’S ,
'MICROBE
KILLER
isthconl lmownprint‘iplc
that will testro the microbe
in file Mood without injury to
the system. By removing the
one cause it cures all human
Diseases!
'l'kaWIlllam lindarn llrrniwlllllrrl o.
7 blight N . va lurk W.)
7-
E. 1; ’l'thlIINSUN,
It Norlh Main all.
tn osnr
HIIDOO REMEDY
”tout \ vs ‘nIII. an ~;vI
nun LT! In In nus.
I
l'nresls. N
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II ._\ I’v-l- Ir“
'[illll Illil I. .I.
pm hi . I 06.00 will. a
virtue-guarantor torn fundnl. lIoIII
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he has II .i I: fit.
of Irl II 'momrl II
Itll Irdlrnll'n .I' "pa” thin“, lll., arrange-ts.
GEO. C. STILLSON.
l80uth Norwalk (Benn. .. \
III. II Meekerhllo.
Bale Agent for
ll. & J. R. BRLTIIII'S
llllT WATER HEATEI
Plumbing, Steam and ass-Fitting.
Tin and Sheet iron Wort.
list Air Hosting.
Plans Mid «alltmilva lllriilnllrrl for villi"
hot water. steam or hot air heating.
iii SIII'T" MAIN HT
ARKINR and
RRVISIIIN 00.,
BOSTON . MASS.
HIGHEST AWARQ
MEDAL and DIPLOMAS
WORLD‘S FAIR.
ONICAQO.
run run: tear use. Hans.
ascon, osv. sauce sun
ricatrourars. assert 'Oflit
Nansen, ssussors. '
For Something Extra Choice
TRY THEIR lillRTil 870R Billllll
some "to PLEASE.
III‘i
Physician for Wilmer!
IIIIs. II. II I llllllEllRll
Can be consulted at her omre.
142 Broad St, Bridgeport. fit
from 10mm. to'i p. to. sm- day except Hnmlay
tori-II regular pht‘nlcl l“ and B,
we! islet-n esrstasnIsIlI-tIII-I ”it; R
the Dd“ ’ III
I . lastin- an freeingI
license I‘ItlmI-u’t"; IIIIIRIIIIII lo the sex can
limit In (lull-II l I
n the strictest roan»
um III I I Imtiilcmimih loan ll"
u out IIIIIIII ream no r
finial!k sorrergm ant lime-limos llanmavm
an...
III-ill
SRIVERRER.
:3
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tit cases. Tmns "In
slim promptly recite-vim to. o
rum-I
price of
The contents of the January
number are:
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:l. Cunning l’ranks—J’olka.
4 Am i Awake or Dreaming? Song . 1) ”AL It l:\ .
-_ — - — I. my Masters. Iltwals, Columns .
b. Faithful Heart—Waltz. - llolst ' ‘ '
Nancy Clanoy' s BeaIII-l’olkn (lienroy
so... III .
0AM; AND 8" “III.
Henry Till‘Iy.
C. L. 0gden,
clRPElITEIl IIIII IItIIIIII.
Phelps
lamb
and all kinds of 'l‘l'lt\ElI STUCK. Contracts
0. lie Whistled lip a Tune—Song, . taken. spoclncstl ans furnlahed, IIIIIIIIIII;
promptly attended to and neatly dons.
- - - Carroll
7. Skating—Scholtische, Koch sown-ms. cons
H. Army Unknown-«Song. - Hpaulding Shop Near Depot.
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THE HAIR A
beauty.
'1 he only condition re
to follow the directions.
no failure.
simple
has been the result
ing SO-(‘allf’ll hair topics,
I
know this ’l‘llllll‘ will stop
new-r will if nothing else
We have
and wo milk that you rI- III
'I‘Ii 'l'lllI‘. l’l'illdL‘.
most heartily rI- II-ornmond
l limo used the hair I
two yours. lluv mg boon
to recommend it to others
MISS RIDII‘R
lion.
irritation of the skin.
HAIR TONIC
FOR SALE AT
South Norwalk
SAVE no i IIIIII
, '1‘” 1S ( AN BE DON ll
By M Using.
- According to Directions
@Missllider’sHaiIToniI
rIIcoIIIInoIIIl it as It restorative IIIII
the bib and sI-I'Ilp III II health Condition.
VELVET FINISH
WINTER FLUID
‘ LOCK sex we. will In.
’l‘his Tonic has been used with the most satisfactory results,
Inimed for it.
Positively Prevent Hair Falling llui, Keep
; Ihe Scalp Clean, ResIoIe llaIr Unless the
Pines of Ihe Scalp are llesiroyed.
l Ins “ionic contains no oil or any ingredient that can possibly
be deleterious to either hair or skin.
It Is It purely vegetable preparation. clean as water and II
PEREERT HAIR RRESSINI‘I,
imparting now lilo and growth, giving
BEAUTIFUL IIISTRE.
and will surely preserve the hair in all its natural luxuriIInI-o and
hired to assure its perfet t operation is
f used according to lllf'gp there can he-
I
Don’t try it unless you intend to comply
with the directions. which are
and easy to be
followed.
It will III-soon by perusing the testimonials appended that
this ’l‘oniI‘ is no ll)lll.','f‘ r on oxpornnent, but III ever} case thIrI- It
it II In been used ac cording to directions, llI-I fullI-sl satisfaction
If this tonic were lined instead of the irritating and destroy—
thIIrII would lll‘ no bald heads. for usIId
in time no hair need be lost.
A trial In all that lS asked.
If your hair is falling out. w.-
it. lf'illms not begun to fall out it
is used on the head but thi» tonic.
full authority to use llli‘rit‘
- - TESTIMONIALS - -
“Wm all and give tho 'l‘oIIII- II trial.
C’
llIIIvousI-Il thIIIII bottles of Miss ltydor's lIIIir toIIiI :IIIIl (‘illl ’1-
it for keeping the scalp in ii. good
clean. healthy condition. and as It tine stimulant for the hair.
MRS. \. A. St Ilh‘llII l l).
4» ,
onicpreparod. .by Miss ltydIIr and can
an excellent tonic for keeping
.\l H. FREDERICK Ul'lN'l‘Allll
<9-
1 have used tho liilll‘ tonic prepared by “his llider for over
benefited by it‘s use, I do not hesitate
MRS. WILLIAM lllI‘T l‘ H.
Qso
I consider your hair tonic II very excellent urticlo and WIIIIIII'
recommend it most highly to IIIIon.nII
\.lltH R; A. WIIIIlIwutlI.
VELVET FINISH.
For Beautlfylng the Complexion.
Removes Tan. Pimples. Moth.leples. Freckleseic
An excellent urticlo for tho toilet that always give-I satisfac-
FRARRANT WINTER FlIIlll
An elegant preparation for chapped face and hands. and all
Not greasy or sticky
- . - s 75 Cents.
_ a 50 as
all art as 25 .I
Miss Riders Hair llrassing Rooms.
Lauder’s Block,
Conn.
a.
Prices 10 Stilt All.‘
llllllllESEl BMKIIIRl ERIN”
lIiIlIlleIIIIIII. Bonn,
”nominations from 5'” to $5.900.
-—F()lt HA III HY-
H. D. SMITH.
Room 1 laconic Building, Martial!
House Mover.
liulltli edlntvl rd.fiteom~
boilers Sills {$33} mgchiiiegyfisiecglty.
nli iI Box m. Norwalk. Conn
I _
J. D. JENNINGS."
U ndertaker.
IIK xxou’r smear. NORWAIIK. cosh
Opposite Horse RailwawaOl»
lusidencsnltlm street. :l‘elevlvme “153-!
LllXATlllllll
-AND—
CELERY
KILLS Aid; PAIN AND lNVlHORA’l‘EB
THE SYSTEM.
lln Mills Aches.
flu More Restless Days.
With increasing Appetite and perfect Diges-
tion Hope takes the place of despair; your
daily duties become II delight and Life II
loy.
Then stop that cough with
Yankee
LUNG 0- SOUTHER.
Ask your neighbor about II. and If not ' fully
satisfied lnnntre at the
CITY RRIIR STORE.
82 “'ASHINII’I‘I)N ST” 50. SOIEWALK.
Ur 01
G. A. Gregory & 00..
NOR WA lIK. (l’l'
«It's In. RELIASLE
DAILY DIRECT
Freight Line
NEW YORK,
Sonih Nqualk
AIVli
NORWALK.
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CITY RF NDRWALK
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Norwalk Chronicler