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THE EVENING SENTINEL
V Irma BOLD”, Editor ,aud Proprietor
amour-iron BATES—By mall. in ad.
_ mmmtuomwd: One uranium. three
. mum, $1.3; six months. 32.60:”. year. 3M1).
WW II! neweboye. 1:30 a week. to be paid
to the «trier.
mmrrswo BATES —.“Want " "To
' M‘Hnd “d"lor Sale“ advertisements. not ex-
mdlnallvolln‘u. one time. 2511.: three times.
‘ But-lulu“, 81. on. Reading mum. to: a.
uno- Marriage and death notices,.'z0c. Sched-
lloof rules tor displayed advertisementb fur-
w oil ”Dilution.
it!!! ounce—Nu. llil Washington street.
V South Norwnlk: telephone call. 92-5. Branch
flies. K0.“ Wall street. Norwalk: telephone
a .l‘ft’ 4.
! onuwmoa'nons should in all cases be
d trawl to .
't “It EVENING BINTIHIL,
Sou'rn N0 nun. Conx.
FRIDAY .iAIIUAnv 28. rear.
row 10F .ll’IlOIbTMli'VTS
THERE t-I considemhl» disapp iintment,
' Isis usual, over the police appointments
made by tho City Council of Norwalk,
Wednesday night. It cannot be said,
truthfully. that there is dissatisfaction,
, 'lmnse all the appointees are good citi-
zens, and at least three of them have
demonstrated that they are good ofilcera.
{The disappointment comes principally
horn thoze would-be polic:men,—-a full
score—or their friends, whose applicav
lions were not considerod by the i'..Iun~
oil. It is said that, out of the long list of
applicants, those who considered Ihcir
chances tho best wr‘rccntlrcly ignored,
while those who least expected an ap-
pointment on the forcc were happily
dinppointcd, and so them was disap-
pointment all around. The addition of
f another policeman is looked upon with
favor,“ the prrscnt force has for some
time been regarded as inadequate to the
demands of the city. In all probability
the force will increased to seven
men in a short time. Referring to the
appointments, the Stamford Advocate
says:
" The new chief is an I-xperienccdotli-
oer. He used to be, II member of the
Broadway squad in New York. lie pos-
sesses good judgment, physical strength
and intelligence. and will. his friends
Claim,bc cflicient in keeping ordI-r in
the main streets of the now municipa-
lity, in making the denizens of I‘ohhle
Hill behave themselves, and in deprcss-
ing the growlcr industry. which has
heretofore llpuriehcd frothily on the
Sabbath.
Captain Wallace Iluuu is ac“ known in
Stamford. As a chipf ho lnm IIIIIII- very
goodscrvicc. When thc bad pcoplc ni'
thilcountyleurn that Wallace Dunn is
those policeman in SI-rwalk they will
makea memorandum to thc effect that
the city aforesaid in II good plat-I! to
keep army from.
he
ConIIm—IIBIIWIIIIchiifailed and on
., arranged by thousands of their Ilk, but
Without their one good quality, phyuical
strength, fought in tin-arena at Jackson»
ville. Florida. ywtcrduy. it was! a short.
Ihlrpand Ilooiuivr- battle, in winchtho
Englishman Ivan punished. Whilc maid
people are Iliwustod by new of theéc
brutal and illcizul procccdiIIgu, we all have
it!“ enough patriotic prido to throw up
our hats and about I‘nrthn
Prim lighting I-xamplc of
uportmluoed to in lowed lerim. N.-
body baa thc hurdilumd in tuition that
people are [lft'nl‘lli at primlghrn immuni-
thoy enjoy them. .\t any rule. vvcry
well-informed man will admit that on
"laymen: III not the principil rcumn for
their pounce. Prize-lighting in II numb!»
Ill“ device. The lighten) Illi‘flllli‘li‘l'll lu-t
on the "lull of the comer-l. and
"cry. lpectltor. from tlIIIII-IiplrI-dowu
h the home jmkrty win-Io! oyo PW"
through a ltuutbulc. hIIa mum-y «linked
I.“ m Itlperlorily and llill'I‘t’W of his
Write; and not only thou! who witnem
till fight, but II wort majority without!
will so eagerly devour the nasal-piper
Joplin of It. Prlmlluhtlnu lIIIII Mink to
it. “M of the dime. and IIIIII III-contra
m of excitement to Immhlern only.
:‘llll‘l‘lf‘lfll.
in an
Wfil Morton hump-nod II new
“I! of nominal! for the woather bureau
tunneling lhatltsballmllcct Iiau re
4m the Motion betwwn certain cli-
”with“ and the prevalence of
WWII“ of dlmw, such. for in-
”. II the, presrmt violation of la
m. an the Phllndelphlt flown]
“We“ relation does Mint in nome-
“ more thou l matter of moral cer-
W. Theorehmu of nwdiculwlmce
“it Inns and Illl’iillf' teem IIIIlI orb
“MIDI the public lie-lib in large.
fl “talent Irina IItmmplIIrlI- wool
“but till llrertlitatlou III the vitally
Wallis: Iran» the mambo
“Michael! on It comprehensive
w Whufllflil in time might
W Into an immaterial
" I“ fill to Iii m o M
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mead) Iowan has,” 64 50 bbl. cash.
wthe finest lineofPrunellnthe city
canugesnd fancy lot of
s oodfrom a yeast
is?” large sales Female III to keep fresh stock.
«tries E. Seymour,
33 Washington Street.
- James
‘ enhance the property. Two large hay
“ W. rmm, who formerly t‘fllllltlt'll'd an
Into! Oran «for e. (the
may»
Home Ital
noon anything you not here
eto a barrel lot
and Trade With
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42 south lulu Strut.
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Eight
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land all maximum
in:M animation 5%“ the latent music, for
the small price at
The contents of the January
IIIII THIS on
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HEIT [Illllll NEIGHBORS.
EVENTS 0|" INTBBES'I‘ IN PIIATIES
NEAR NORWAIIK.
No" or the Day In “All"! and Nolan,»
What II (loin. on In the Little Villa}.
at Noroton~Paralnpm About W!“-
uort People and their Wan.
J. P. Donahue, the cit-operator in the
Rowayton signal tow or, became engaged
in n disgraceful tight inn saloonnear
the Main street crossing, last night. He
used insulting language toward three or
four patrons of the place, and in the lie-
tic encounter which followed all were
more or less severely punished.
Tho improvements which have him“ in
progress for some time on I'ndertoker
Burchnrd‘u residence on Main
atrrc‘. are now completed. and greatly
windows have been built, together with
a large porch, and the house has been at-
traclively painted.
There \vas a large attendance at the
handsome residence of Mr. and Mrs.
Theodore Austin, last night, on thc oc—
casion of the sociable given by the
Ladies' Aid society of the ‘(longrcgation‘
III church. A very pleasant timc is n:-
ported.
The masonry work at Ficketi‘s cross
ing was begun this morning by Contrac-
tor ll. ll. Brown. and it will be several
months before it is completed and the
crmsing again 0an to the publit.
STIROTII 31'.
Principal Arthur (lorton. of the ltoton
River school, gave the pupils It vacation.
Wednesday and today, and went to New
York city. where he is taking examina-
tions for the purpose of accepting a
higher and more lucrative position should
the. opportunity present ihiolf In the
future. Mr. (lotion hua made a moat
efficient teacher, and his many friends
hcre wish him great success.
lire. Rachael l’icrpout. who rcsidcs at
the Landing, was taken with ll acvero
epileptic fit. last Sunday night. Mrs.
Pierpont is nearly seventy years of one,
and although «he has improved some
what her condition is still cormdercd
very serious.
Frank S, Fitch has their at work lli‘W
ing down trees in his wood. with which
he will [Italic a Spllt‘ foundation for a
now born he in to build on his property
nmr St. Lukc'n church.
Contractor E. N. Sippcrlcy, of W03!-
port, lIaI-I finished boring on artmian
Wcll at (‘ollcndnr's Point for John I)
Criminons. It givmn ilow of mood
gallons.
Mr. and illrs. Georgi.» Strungwnrd I! ill
give II reception to~night at their home
on Main street, In honor of the anniver‘
nary of the birthday of their daughter
(lracu.
lIIIprochIIcntsIIrobeing untdc iu the
iutcrlor of Hi. JolIII‘II Roman t‘utliolic
church. Several Innsom homo work
there yesterday.
Dr. June» is having illr- stom- wall
about his property rnmnvml, and In its
cloud will havo :In attractiw wooden
fcncc built.
W I-IS'I' l'llll1 .
Vanni lilinrmun. II formor rI-shlcnt
ol tliinplncc, lIIIII bcI-II Inch-cud prcni-
dent of the (lion Uovc National Think, of
(lien (love, i.. I Mr. lirIIInInnu IIIIII held
this position over Ilium! tho bank was
organized. He has a lung:- circlc of
friends In tho plncc. ll-I foruwrly was! a
tcnchcr in the Want Sauguiuclt Iiclrool, of
this place. and won for II number of years
conncctctl with tho (lrunmu and
Whitloclr academy in Wilton. lie is also
well linowuiu Norwnlk. llc inn relative
IIfIIuhier L. (3. (Item. of the Fnlrllvld
(‘ouoly Natlomllllnnlrmudnln of Post»
fllmlii‘l’ (Inrml ll. Ilubhcll.
.\ metal gathering of tho! uwmbcns of
fliciuorlnl church was held III (III! Sunday
lcliool room of the church. but owning.
and um well Mlvtlliflll. iim MI. More
tensile. tho vector, in II llilrf uddrcan,
thunhotl thu mumlwra of the church for
thcmnuy Iind furor» union-d him dur-
Inu the put. and aim for ill“ kind gift»
recently bulhmorl upon him. "I! read a
report which allowed that thorn are 24'.)
communicatin- lII tin- uhIIrcb, and gave
tho names of tin-m all. nltt’l’ which the
ladies served rI-fmhmeniu.
AIIII! ll Mlllii ill“ Ill-pound of bin er
pm» barium to HtIIIIIt l'inlslmm, of
linuihport. and will retire from tho hush
hm. Ell t'. Mead. Ivhuaoblout to Milli»,
in to resume the bualnm seam. John
nines. mutc between flow, llrulgeport
and Namath, but will out to Arthur
Shopfird, who fullvd lo IIIIIII! it pay. it!
soon to shut the barium minim bk
own account.
A private literary circle has recently
been menial in town. A meeting was
held Warhead” evening III. the residence
of it". J. E. Coley, and II pleasant time
was bid by alllu attendance. Among
the many phenol lamina-II which occur-
ml were tine Dimlllml rendered (in the
piano by it”. flair-gr W. lirrhydt.
which Mimi numerous enemas.
'l‘ho"lloteltlo Trump," on Rinaldo
emu. II will! panelled anti night
nowadays. One night this wet land-
lord Juan Woo III-u manly—thus
gm. willed-II IIIIIIIM Inch nightl-
antenna
had never Men tested before and one
found to be nearly full of sand. ‘
lllram liacnley, a farm hand employ-
ed by Theodore E. King, has, by the
death of his father in New York state.
come into poawnaion of property estimat—
ed to be worth $7,000
Mr. and Mrs. mm A. Nash n-turn-
ed last evening from II week‘s visit wlth
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Nash, in Stamford.
Miss Aver], .of Jackson. Mich , has
beenugueet during this week of Mine
Edith ll Wheeler., of Saugntuclr. ' '
Mr. and hire. Frank C. Coley, of New
Haven, are guests at the residence of
Ambrose S. llurlbutt, Stare atrcet.
Joseph 'I‘. Sniifon has been engaged as
assistant to James A. London; thc cloc-
triciun at the electric light station.
ThenI will be a meeting of thc llra-
matic club held Monday evening at the
reaidencc of Miss Bessie I. Marvin
Mrs Charles A. Perry. of Bridgeport,
is visiting at. thr- residence of her, furhcr,
Edward Wheeler.
"Miss Annie Osborn, of Strulfonl,
guest of her aunt, Mrs.
wood.
'l‘homns‘lllynn has commenced tilting
hisicehouac with ice from Leela pond.
The Westport Social club mot
evening with Mina Currie ll. Uorhnm.
STORII'ZS 0F Till} SI‘A'I‘F.
While skating on Booth' II pond In
Meridon,last night, the ice broke, pre-
cipitating Mabel Yaunh, Prod Schaclo
and Henry Iloeller into thII 'wzitcr. All
three Ivcre drowned and the hmlics hnvc
not. yet been recovered.
Eva, thc five-month! old child of Eliza
Talmadgc, living on the Derby turnpike,
was emulated alive. .\ Sp‘ll’k from a
stove foil into tin-cradle whilcthe pnr>
cuts were absent. When the mother re‘
turned both the child's legs and abdomen
were burned to a crisp.
is a
lmvia Sher-
lust
Fred A. Perry, fiftyme years of age,
who lives with his adopted daughter,
Mrs. Wilbur Deming, in Winsted. com.
mitted suicido by cutting hie throat with
a razor. Mr. Perry had a throat trouble
for some time and had been unable to
take any food except liquids, and the
fear of choking to death made him
melancholy.
AMERICAN TIN PLATE
Here In 0m Largo I lrm That Buy- Home
and tiny: It In Good Too.
Up to late last fall wo have purchmwd
all of our tin plates! in Wales. Along in
Novemberovc bought LOGO boxes of tin
plates from tho American Tin Plate com.
puny. Elwood, Ind. Thcy cost us just
5 cents per box loss than we could have
imported thou) for. The quality was
excellent, and our canmukm were Well
pleased with the plates. in themanw
facturc of our cons lost year it required
ovcr 19,000 boxes of tin plate. This sea-
son we propose to use all domestic
plates. it will only be a short time be-
fore the competition between American
manufacturers! will bring down the
price to a lower figure than they can be
made in Wales and imported without
duty. or nearly.
EIIII: Parnmvtso I'oumw.
Buffalo.
John fligdon‘u llonuim.
.lohu lligdon \vIn! lll\\'ll_\‘.~ u clean,
shrewd. tcmpcrutc. industrious man.
When ho uaxnc up and received a loaf of
bread, on it won being distributed by The
World charity, I Willi surprised,
“John." I said. "you have?
this?"
"lt'II not my fault." said Rigdon. “Fli-
twn hundred of us are out of work at
Amsterdam. The tariff is to bc lowered.
they nay. and knit goods will come in
from (.‘heirmitz, (lenminy, cheaper than
we can make them her". 'l‘huy work for
til u week in l'hvquilz, and we used to
got 31': in Amsterdam,"
"Do you think our old .30 per ccut
IIIrllI increxuunl your wagon?" i Iiskml.
"Why, yon. Wogot 400 per cent more
Whip-II in AInIIterdIIIII than thoy do in
(lcnnany. llow chic could “‘t' have got
it?”
"But they any. Bunion, that wagwdc-
pend upon IchIIund and IIupply.” 1 mild.
"Yes, but what demand would tin-re
bu for knit IIIIirlII mode at N II day whoa
you could import tin-In from Germany
IIIIIdII by ill) will labor? The! rurllt‘ kccpa
that cheap lrlbor out.“
“Then what will be the llflel‘t in Aur-
IIterIlum if the Wilma bill lowers the!
tariff 20 per cent on lrnlt goods?"
“Our Wllfll‘ll will have to go down 100
per cent,“ said John. "We boys will
have to email the out. or the factory will
atop. if Ml pct cent lurid gives four
times tho wages paid lII (lorrnnny. why,
a 25 per cent tnrill‘ will make our wages
twice as much III! they are in Germany
or nboiit 00 with a day. ‘WI! buy: all
well now.‘ “Ell Perkinn.
Points from tire-t Britain.
The Irish Textile Journal, published
in Ilelfm. prints niettor from a com!»
nponrlent chairing how the fol-aim: linen
industry is favored by the WllImIblll,
and Ivllh its passage it says "the tomb-
Irtmm may be calmer the grave.- of the
American linen lnduairy." ’I'hn‘MnII-
cheater Textile Manufacturer deprecatoa
loomnch truth telling for fear lt Ina
hinder the passage of the Wilson bll .
it can: “A good many opinions Ian! a
good many reliable rigoro- lava been
kept link bemoan Bradford men tear
that capital will be made of them by
Amer-baa Rehab beam." But it: joy
overlirofmmlclaun mouthwa-
tdllod. and it Iddl:“’l'hml1100por
mild-duty on the mainland ur-
mm mm, and titanium
will onlrflm
linw in
WITCHERT III E TRIED.
Church Members E: :pellcd For
Telling Strange Stories.
LOOP FAMILY Whit}: APPLIOTBD.
When a Slater Died, Alter min-r num-
tunu, ‘l'tmy Plain-It «Int 5 German and
Sold lie "Id "In Evil 510—. Not Mambo"
of Ilia blathndlnt Church Nov.
SILL II,U , Jan :llt»»'l‘liree member- of
Hart's Methodint Epllu.‘ opal church, in the
northern part of Salem t'ow nshlp, were
tried by the church for accusing another
member of witchcraft and were summarily
expelled from Icilowulilp. The defendants
refused to appear for trial, but they were
represented by ministerial counts], who
gave notice of an appeal to the quarterly
coniereucr;
The “flaunt! illiplit‘tltcrl in this nfl‘nIr M‘P
members of the Loop family, There are
four Loop slslt‘l‘n, valued in a little frame
Iarmhuuue not a quartet- of north: from
Hart‘s church. Alisa Sadie Loop unnamed
single and keeps lIIIIuIc furhcr futilI-I‘ in
the old house. _
Poona-ed o! the Evil Syn.
The three other sisters mere rc-apI-ctively
married to Howard llughca Sortnun
Blenm and Jacob (lulp. All In» within a
mile of the church. (ll lhc thm- l'uip is
the moat prosperoua, ilc is! It native of
Germany and la the mn- who hit-I been m:—
ctlmtl of windowing Mll'i‘\'ll cyc IIIIII pruc
tlclug witchcraft.
III April, inltl, .\lr§!. Loop lwcumc ill, and
her sickness did not yield to the treatment
of the rcgulur local pli)‘>lt‘lllll~’. Miss Saillc
Loop and Mrs. I'IIIIIIII- “llglli‘h tlII-II con-
‘aultcd I'Clt‘l‘ Ilurm of Salem. ltIIquI loathe
"Powwow Doctor.” llI- told thorn their
mother on»; hewitc'ml by a llt'Ill‘ relative
and advised them In countlt "Dr," All
dretv “oil of Alliaucc. lic coutiruml with
emphasis what they had ulI-woly timid and
added that lilosllnpt‘t‘li‘li “'iII-h “‘qu mem-
ber of their church.
This person “th IIchIlitiI‘Il by liic sisters
as their hrothcrdu‘lnw, .litcob l‘ulp. 'l'hcy
carried the how» to II, it. Shelton, their
clam! lender. and the oihcr church menu
here. Then their mothcr illL‘lI,
Finally Mr. Shelton III-eternal charges
against Miss Sadie Loop. accruing her of
immorality and fulsehoml in circulating
the story that .lncob (‘IIIp was II wizardanrl
practiced witchcraft <he wan tried before
a church court lIcld in :Ichn on May "l,
18%, and comhtcd ( hurch trnublca and
family dimensions followul
A few weeks after a wrpduiu broke, and
the carp escaped. 'l‘hcu astoue wall of II
mill fell without visible cruise, Whisper
said it was the doing: of thc man from
Germany. Miss Sadie Loop published a
stmcmcut in ”In local paw-re tho! .~lIc had
not circulated the ~Itur‘II-a
The The". i‘. I’. I‘llllihlt‘r. llII‘ii' minim”,
now had two of thc church lrllFiN-s, .lohn
Alkcu and Homer ll. Sheltouwigu I'llltt‘grs
against Mr. and Mrs, Howard liughcsuiid
Mr, Norman Hiram. Each of IIII-III Ivcre
charged \\ ith lIIIIIIorIIlity in circulating thr-
slorles of witchcraft and “uh hcing dist»
bedlent to the Ili~ciplinc of the church
Trial! In (III! Church.
The trial was bold in the lirtlc church on
the Nov Idaho“ road, {our llllll‘r- from
town. ’i‘ln- it:\'. Dr. i‘ 'l, Killgxlnlry, ll
supcruunuIIII-d prI-Iuhcc of \lllllilt't',“’.‘i8
the jIIIlgc. Ilr. ll. W. Iiull’t‘r-i. .1 your)“
Washingtonvilh- phi drum. III-Ind as clerk.
Six laymen Incmlmn monitored u crun-
mitten IIi I‘I’IIIfI-tI-IIL'I' TIII- lit-v, S, ‘I' Kt‘llA
nedy was prosecutor. None of the [It'IPIllI'
anti! appeared, but Iln- ltei. II M. chip
mail of .\llluucc rcpicsi lllt'tl IhI In .lncnb
(‘ IIlp Wm. than
”1‘ sat in the arm-n I‘III'Ill'l‘, \\ ItlI him right
arm in u nlitlg, the I‘I’silll oi II full from n
mowing machlnc last full, \I‘hcu ln- broke
his arm. it had lint III-cu pruporly wt. and
n fortnight mm it had to bc broiuvn and re-
net, Iic IIIIIII that he gulls-Ind II unathe
work of illl' "POW“ IIW Doctor
in the cum of llmiai‘d and ”tights and
Novnmn IIIe churgc I-l' immorality was
withdrawn, and the} \lt‘l'l‘ llll'll fordlso.
Ix‘lllt‘llt‘l‘ to llll‘ church, Tlli‘)’ l‘I'lllht‘il to
return to HIV I‘liurt‘h :Im‘. Iw rccclrcllcrl in
Mr. (‘Iilp until Sudiv Loop unwtnlwn buck.
'l‘iII-II .\ir~’. FIIIIIIII' lluzhm “an ll'lt‘il on
this charge ol iIIIIIIIII'IIlIly, IIIII specifications
being that .Hlil‘ hurl lict‘il guilty of {niacin-oil
in eating that .IIII-nl! t‘IIlp urn-I II witch.
liduicr ll. Sllcltoiiir willcilntronqu against
her. The jury mnodml Iilwni illlil Io
tIIrIII-Il II \‘I'l‘llll‘l oi will y II» to Hit Hill and
Mr. llllll .\lr~. illl.,hI-.~. llI'. KIIIIleIIII‘y
arose and hilll'llllll) prunnuncul lunch of tin.-
convictml poreoih l'\ pI-Ih-«l from I lit-church.
'I In l‘hlldron "remitted.
“'A‘l‘kil‘l‘llltx. N. Y, .lllll. '30 ~.\ Ilm-Il-
luu housi- occupicd by l'lvn Hugh mm and
her two children III-III' Iubnw. Ihiu I'oliliiy,
washurncil. The woman had lm‘hcil the
children in tin.- hounc .IIIII lIu-l 3-an away.
They were ItrcInutI-Il.
flow It“ In llydrnullcs.
NIAMIII l- III- . JIIII Lil. fihe llou do-
veloulueni of Niagara's; tuuucl power was
nuccusefully m :Ilu by the lmlllblltit‘. turbine
wheel or the .‘I'lnxora FAITH I'Iiper cout-
pnuy. 'l'hlII works a new era In hydraulic»,
Struck by a rut ‘l'r-Iu.
New llIII'IIIIwnzlt, N. J., Jun. alwiit'til'fle
llrnuard of Philadelphia and John Plan of
Albany were killed on the l’ennaylmula
railroad by being utruck by II but train
while walking on the truck.
(sold rams swimmer (alight.
ltMIWM, N. .l,, .Inu. ale—Tho gold brick
nwlntller who in mid to have victimized S.
'l‘. Wortmnu of New Dover out of a lame
ruin of money i. hold III Peru, hid. on II
similar charge.
Gill... Elli-Its tannin! h; Wining“.
Pliltwl‘tox, N. J., Jan 25. ~It la esti-
mated thntdurlnz the revival urvlw! con-
ducted at Princeton college “511.?”
Mill» loo students were chug?
rumor 'mu hull: tron-II.
Br. Lions, Jan. Hw’l‘br cold weather
has not been without it. fatal results.
Job ll Franc. a farmer. mu so badly tween
that he MUM not recover.
ers III-clam contain.
UAllIltlDell. lira... Jan. an “Bertram 9.
Water- of Baton m unatilnmnnlyro-
canted «plain ol the Warrant football
I "II.
lentil-ulna II Gremlin.
Tmmtt. Jan. Mm’l'he annual union of
the Blue tactical Building and loan A:-
mum Man in m m
WWflllmmw
Lam, landowner-wt m.
o
fi‘mfimmm In“
mfim'
“Micki
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the
Eye
Can' tdctect the uyicrohcs of dist-nee,
and yet they exist by the million.
The pemicnlc the systcm, pollute
the loodnnd poison thetitalorgn In~
Discnsc in the inevitable result.
. RADAM s .
MIBBDBE KILLER
' destroys every specie of microbe and
. curcsévcryfomiofdiscnsc. ltsrhc
1 latest and greatest discovery of sci
encc No ouinttcr what form of dis—
3 case too are sntlcriug with it hill
-j pay you to investigate. A 501m?
3 ’Ioolt ofinluablc information frcc
III: Wm. Rattan: Microbe KillerCo. .,
1 W15!" flew York City.
'4. n. rommssua, II North nun. a:
South Nurwnlk
HINDOO RIIEDV
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GEO. C. STILLSON.
8outlI Horwallr, Bonn.
W. H. Meekerldlt.
Sale AK! nt for
G. I. .l. H. BOLTOH‘S
HOT worn HEATEl
Plumbing, Steam and Baa-Fitting.
fin and Sheet iron Work.
Hot llir Heating.
Plans and estimates furnished for either
but Miter. steam or hot air iii-III lug.
Fill SOUTH MAIN ST
NORTH
ASKING and
lillVlSlflN 00.,
BOSTON, MASS.
HIGHEST AWARD
-AI. and DIPLOMAS
WORLD'S nun,
CHICAGO,
VCR FUR! LEAF LAHD. HANS.
IACON. DIV. Ell-TED AND
PICKLIDMIATI.IARHIL PORK
PURE LAND. ‘AUIAOES.
For Something Extra Choice
Tilt THEIR NORTH STAB BHHHII
SURE TO PLEASE.
Physician In Women!
Mm“...-
MHS. llil. ii. i. llllllillllll
Om be consulted at her «Juice.
“2 limit so, lirldmnrl, ill
from 10 MI: to 7 II. In. any day except Sunday
WI}; II ”rem? mpulhfifihnlllzgfigs
twig? Winch“ It lot I ‘
ramoof rem but
may at.
£1 If“, “1:53;:111 ”mnlmwgidldlzé'm: u
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Prices «to Suit All.
UALL AND 3“ TB“-
Henry Tilly
Ina—onion. » Phelps 0 L Ogdén
2. Nancy Clancy' s Beam-Polka. ('llenray ’
:l. Gunning Pranks-Polkn, Lamb pt I"
:l. Amldwuke or Dreaming? song lidilPElilgllA “N310 nan
, 1 - - - H In... Barristers. Hewels. Columns
.I, Faithful lleurt~Wnltz, - Holst “nae nllklndsoi PURNEDIITOIMK c l m
8. lie Whistler! Upa'I‘uIIe—Song, n, Ipoeliicat mm rurnle'ui, (atrium:
Carroll promptly attended to and neatly done.
7. likating—Schoitischc Koch '“"‘"‘”" ”0"" -
Pl. Army Unknowanong. - Hpauldlug Shop Near Depot.
IIUCK BOX 108.
octll 3m
SAVE Illllll IIIIIII!
'l‘lllS (IAN BE DONE
By Using
- According to Directions
MissHiIIeI’ sHairTonic
IIIi~Il ‘onic has been used
with the most satisfactory rcsulte,
and it will do all that is claimed for it.
Positively Prevent
Hair Falling illll, Keep
the Scalp Clean, Restore Hair Unless the
Pores oi the Scaln are Destroyed.
'l'his 'l‘onic contains no oil or any ingrcdient that can possibly
be dclctcrioua to either hair or skin,
.4
It Is a purely vegetable preparation. clc In In watcr and II
PEHEEGT HAIR llHESSINIi.
imparting;r new “in and growth, giving
THE HAIH A BEAUTIFUL UJSTIIE,
and will surely prescrvc the hair in all its IIzitIIralluxurimIcc and
beauty
The only condition ret uired to assure its perfect operation is
f used according to those. there can ho
to follow the directions.
no failurc.
Don’t try It unless you intend to comply
with the directions. which are
simple and easy to be
followed.
It will March by perusing tln- testimonials :Ippcndc-l that
this 'l‘cnic in no longcr an expcrimcnt, but in every case when! it
it has hccn used uccortlint,r to
ho: bccn thc result
if this tonic wcrc uscd instcud of the irritating.)r and destroy-
ing so-callcd hair touics, there would be no bald hcruls. for uscd
in timc no hair need be lost.
A trial is all that i~ asked.
luow this "l‘IIIIiI will stop it
directions, tinI fullnst satisfaction
um I r u iii if nothing else. it! uscd on the hch but liIi tonir.
WI- have full authority to use thcsc
- - TESTIMONIALS - -
and Wu lt‘ik that you W l l thum all and givc thc 'l'ouic 5| trial.
'l‘tl 'l‘lilfi I’l'Blill}.
‘O
lhztvc uswl llllt‘t‘ bottlns of than Ryder‘s hair tonic and can
IIIoI-Ithcarlily rcrommcnl It tor kccpinr tho mulp In .t good,
(hum healthy Iondition
l liilh,‘ mod the hair tonic
rocommond it on It rcstomtivc illll nu clccllmit tonir ioI kcoping
:In I an II iinc stimulant for the hair.
MRS. \. A. St III‘II‘J II,
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preutroddiy Miss ltth-r and mm
the h ill‘ and lil'illp Ill II health condition.
ll H.1'itlllllli‘ltltlt' 4,)! lN'I' Hill
“C.”
l IIIIvI- usod the hair tonic prop trod by Miss itidur for ovcr
Iluvmg but -u ln-nt-litI-Il by it's min, I do not licsitutv‘
two yours
to rccormnond it to othcrn.
MISS Rlill‘llt ~-
\I it‘l WILLIAM ll FIFTH.
.0.
[consider your hair tonic. a wry cxrcllent IIrticlI~ and Would
rccummrmd it IIIIM. highly to unyonc.
l.iRS it. A. Willlllw \lll).
VELVET FINISH.
For Beautlfylng the Complexion.
Removes Tan. Pimplés.
WM‘I‘IIIITPimpIes, Freckles, etc,
An cxcalleut article for the toilet that always gives satisfac-
lion.
FHAHHAHT WIHTEH Tilllll.
An elegant preparation for chapped face and nitride, and it"
irritation of the skin.
HAIR TONIC
:-
iii VELVET mater-I
WINTER FLUID
FOR samr A'l‘
Not greasy or sticky
7 5 Cents.
Miés Hider’ s Hair Pressing looms,
‘ ' Lender’s Block,
, louthflorwnlk
, " " ’r can“.
it your hair is falling out we
if it line not begun to fall out it
llllllllESil IIIIIIIII: mm 7
nonondnatlonu from SI” ‘0 $5.“.
~FOR HA LIE BY-
H. D. SMITH.
Room 1 Mano-lo Building. Hermit
House Mover.
Buildings moved in lint-clans order. m
hollow and hour}: IIIIui’hlne‘Iiyfiu (await!
alttv Harm Norwldk. Cool
“o. JENNINGS.“
Undertaker.
i K NIGHT STREET. NORWALK. CONN
Opposite Horse Rallquonot.
Residence. 3 Elm strut. :Telephonu M11153."
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IIIXIITllHlH
CELERY
KILLS ALL PAIN AND (NVIGORATEB
THE SYSTEM.
J.
Ho More lches,
Ho More Restless Days,
No More Sleepless Nights.
With inch-Min»; Appetite: and wrfrxrt Diges-
tion Hui»: takes the plan? or lll‘l‘LIflll‘: your
daily II'Irlee becom.- ~ rlrilziJ an? Lifen
for.
Tin-n stop that cough with
Yankee
lUNlI- SIIIITHEH.
Ask your neighbor about i: and if not fully
satisfied lnonlre at th“
CITY DRUG SHIRE,
82 “'ASHINH'I‘UN 8'11. Nil). NIIHWALK
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