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ponadedat
;. R. ll. Plaistell
Druggist,
‘ 48 Washington St.
SOUTH NORWALK.
‘ HATSE ,
We sell the beet'two dollar Hat sold in the state. ”i
FRANCE” &
Washington St... -. ‘
Furnishings
So. Noru’ralk.
fs Cough Remedy
‘va cure your cold. Try it,
We Salsaprilla
ad the beat blood purifier. M
Euro Drugs
grille chemicals.
BRUSHES, Bic.
fl.
R.“
l turtlen-
Wall Paper,
Hill's. OILS. GLASS.
This is a [GM line to Paint.
it idall ha Plaaaall to give you
figures for doing your work.
Illl W Satisfaction in
Va use only lavratt'a Pun.
M l.“ and BM lillmd
E. E.Gorham,
. .82 First llanllo.
EAST NORWALK.2
1 teams
warns WHERE.
m ,
tat-sen Ill
Goon.
‘ were flat“ literal-alien frve
Perhaps lhis Will Interest You.
llways the BEST Houses for the least Money at
BROOKSIDE FARM,
m. H. PARSONS.
THE iiiiiiiiiiii ”"s’ENii'iiEL.
Janine canons. Editor and Proprietor.
Turtle—l year “nil months. ”.50: ll months
“.25: lmonthjicenta: single copies. it cents
.Mra. Irvin won the pair of chickens
offered as Thursday's prize at the Pro
ple‘s Market. ‘
Miss Jeosio llnrd.‘ of Bridgeport. in
visiting her. cousin. Miss llllalTrofut. of
llanford place.
i High Tide Iww Tide j W"
at 4:16 _ at was —.Plenty of delicious broad, at lane's.
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Sun Risesl Sun Sets
at 7:0!l at 5,134
New York Herald Weather Interest.
The weather lo-day promises to be cloudy
and slightly warmer. with snow. likely to be-
come heavy. and followed by clearing by even-
lng or night. To-niorrow it Ipromlaea to be
partly cloudy to fair and ellghtly colder.
Last night's snow storm delayed trellis
on the street railways and it was i)
o‘clock before cars were running schedule
time
Theodorua Noah exhibited at Tue Sus-
TINEI. oiiiee,yesterdny.a plate which was
brought over from England by his
ancestors 130 years ago. "
Invest Point of the Thermometer.
The lowest point of the thermometer for the
twenty-four hours ending at noon [(l-da)‘ was
2t“ above zero.
The Epwortli meeting at the First
Methodist church, tomorrow night, will
be led by Charles R. Downers. Subject:
“Aaron the Faithful Helper."
FEBRUARY MUSICAL HOME.
The February number of the Musical
Home is now ready. The contents are
”Cuban Giants," achottiscbc. Townsend;
“Poor on Union Soldier.“ rm song,
Glenroy; Caprice, ”Oriental.“
“Jessie Clyde." song. Phelps:
Home to your Mother, Darling lloy!
ballad, Skelly; “lone." gavotte, De Weir:
“liaylight‘e A Breakin‘,"
Bring a coupon and eight cents and got it
Dibble & Uornstock are oi‘stnstic in
titers advertisement today over a
superior article of vinegar, which will
Delano: _
satisfy the mist fastidious taste.
"(Tome
~Saustigc and sparcrih oro lilo. a
pound. at Hayea’ market.
song. Fogan. Raymond Brothers have several con-
viontiy located houses for. sale, on which
three-quarters of the purchase money
“ ' * ' can remain on mortgage, at legal rate of
Milll‘ll NOIIWAlrh'. interest.
‘The ladies of the Congregational
church are making elaborate preparer
tions for the entertainment of all who
attend their fair and supper next
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings.
C(lpy.
Whattha People of Our City Ive lining
and Saving.
.lohutfullensdrow the six pounds of
codilsli at Wadham‘s market. yesterday.
«Those chocolates in the window at
“109330... pound. ——Lane's for candy. price. quality and
, W ‘ variety.
Religious meetings will be held in the "‘"' ""
South Norwalk Methodist church every
night next week, save Saturday night.
Till: Summer. was misinformed regard-
ing the present received by Conductor
,,_.__.._.. and Mrs. Edward Taylor. on the OCCA-
_-po,.k chops. up. Opposite ”HFW‘V aicn of their marriage, last \l’ednmlay.
_ , ._.. We should have said it was from Put-
John ll. Knapp. of West street. wil| mm Hose company. not (lid \l'r-ll Hook
leave South Norwalk for Southern Pines. and Ladder company.
S. (2, Tuesday. lobe gone about three WW
-——Clilckens are the lb.; turkey is. l'll'. at
weeks.
ilayes' market. .
The bearing of the roiiionatrance
against granting a license to Thomas
Village will b- held before the county
commissioners next Wednesday morn-
ing. Thehearing of the McNamara rc-
monetrancc is set down for the following
day. and the Iiichthleau romonstrnnl'e
will come up February 5.
~t7hichens are the lb.: turkeys. He. at
llaytm‘ market. ”
Miss Kittie Martin. who has been visit-
ing Miss May Diver, on the Wilson Point
road, returns to her home in New York
city, Monday.
-~Childrcu‘s shirt waists :it 25 cents.
Cannot be matched for quality and price.
W. “' llenodict. Several portions were at Five Milo River
one day last week catchingf‘livobail,"
for fishing through tboico. .\ not wtui
drawn, when one of them. having some
lliillculty in drawing the net ashore,
stripped nailed, plunged into the water
and brought the net in fullof nice bati.
llo did complain that tliooyster shells
hurt his feet a little. hutsaid nothing
against his ice cold linth.~New ('anaan
Messenger.
Melville l-‘.. Mead has opened it general
insurance business at -l‘.‘ Washington
street, over the posh oflico Nae adver-
tisement in another column.
«Round steak is I‘ll'. rt pound. lit
llaycs' market. ,_
Miss Amy tfox, of itoton Hill, has
gone to New York to spend the balance
of the winter. and \vlllvisit Mr. and Mrs.
Thurman and Ill‘l‘ grandmother. Mrs.
Charles Cox.
At the Congregational church. ro-lnor-
rovv morning, Rev. Herald ll. Board will
make his report. as motor. in connection
with a review of the church‘s work dur-
ing the year just ended. in the evening
the sixth of the Congregationaliat even-
tlde services will be held. The program-
rne~—prlntod copies of which will bcdis-
trihlitedwwill include responsive read-
ings, special ulllllic by the cholr and a
sermon by the pastor, all on thetheme,
“Trust In (lod."“
wSeo ollr line of children's odd pants
at 20c. Nothing ever shown in team
like thorn. W. A. Benedict.
' “tannin not '
A "not, Iliad,“ DI Ito-a from the
linear last of ‘l'ewn.
Jame: I). Scarlet. of White Plains. is
in town to-day. ..
-llargains in children's suits and roof
ers,ut W. A. Benedict's.
l-‘lrst Sergeant Arthur (tussums. of
(kimpany 0, Stamford, has been nomi-
hated by that company as ttt‘cond lieu-
tenant. to fill the vacancy caused by the
resignation of Lieutenant Tome.
~ilori‘t fail to attend the annual ball of
the Arlen Singing Sooiotydionduy night.
at their Hall on Madison street. Tickets
can be purchased of all the momlmru and
at the ticket olllgo.
little M. lienliorn. a niece of Henry E
and John ll. liodwell. died at her home
in Newark. N. J. Friday morning. of
pneumonia. tier remains will he brought
to South Norwalk. Monday, for inter-
ment in [Talon cemetery.
W- .W. (laptaln (much. of Bridgeport. la in-
-'l'hreo pounds of the beat lIlll‘iuldt'!‘ spectlng insurance risks in this city.
atealt for 2: i: all other moot» Bil cheap in
prupmdlon. liliyl-n’ market.
Dr. W. U. Brownsou. of the Holdli-ro’
Home. reports that he has treated thirti-
llve severe cases of the grip among the
veterans. during the past four weeks.
He thinks the malady is more prevalent
It the Home this year than ever before.
All but one are out of «longer.
Mrs. Urumnmu, of Wilton. who is violin
log her son, William Ullniltead. of Berke-
ley street. fell over a limerick. this morn-
lng. and broke her liar
A son was born to Bar. and Mrs, it‘. E,
ltobhlna yesterday. There is new rpilta
a nest full of young Robbins to he shelter-
ed from the cold winter blasts.
tiles Estelle Smith. the mistant tovrn
olerlr. ill at the office today. after a
vveoir‘uiiinm of the grip. ’l'mvn f‘lerk
Smith In improving.
There will be meeting: at the Norwalk
Baptist church three nights out week-n
Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday-
'l‘he lioya' Brigade villi drill Monday
night. ....
The new chapel of Our Saviour. built
by St. Paul: pariah on Berkeley street,
which is rapidly nallrtu completion. n-
aounded with melody int night for the
llratdmemothamaaioeol the ratio-ar-
sat for the uremic of that'lniaili.”
m ta ta ta aavia the» out was!
--’l‘urkeya. 12w. People‘s Market.
last Sunday the pastor of thr- Houth
Norwalk Baptist church gave all the
children. at the morning service. a book
in which to keep a record of the texts
from which the sermons are
present-do Pity of these books were
given outthsntothers will be given to
marrow in children who regularly at‘
Motorola; services. The subject of
the children's sermon will he "Who
loved trauma." The ordinance of hap-
tlaai will be “ministered at the evening
mm. 0.... .9
“Thirteenth burial lemonade hall
attire mania manhood.- will in
WMMMum Waa‘rlaaa wmmmm' ‘l’aef.
w. r. Bryant will and; r. it. c. A.
may: service tomorrow afternoon.
Mrs. A. ('t. Johnaon,of Plalofleld. N. J .,
is visiting her brother, David Spleen of
Spring Hill. _,_ -... -
At. (liner church, next m'raday
night. there “will he Evening Prayer and
Bible study. beginning at R o‘eloclt.
. It is now expected that the Reading
iircle connected with tit. Mary‘s church
will be resuscitatod for the remainder. of
the Winter. .
~The heat «reality of beef ever offered
for sale, in town. No change in prices.
Miss Rosalie M Jennings, who has
been with her mother in Georgetown
weeks. has returned to Norwnlk.
Loririda Theall,widow of Daniel ’l‘heall,
died at her home on Strawberry Hill.
yesterday, aged 84 years. The funeral
will be held Monday afternoon.
A Democratic State league. composed
of colored men. has been organized and
letters are being sent to the colored men
of Norwalk, urging them to join.
The funeral of [lush A. St. John. who
died yesterday, will be attended from
the residence of her niece. Mrs A B.
Hill. 30 Camp street. Monday morning at
liio‘cloclr. The burial will be at the
convenience of the family.
~Round steak, 12c. for the past six
months. Does that make you laugh?
People‘s Marketwu .
l), M. Finch. who has the contract to
clean the Norwalk Horse Railroad UMD'
pany's tracks, commenced work shortly
after midnight, last night. and kept the
sweeper running until daylight. The
late cars were run with ditllculty.
The Children of Mary Sodality elected
the following officers at. their last meet-
ing; President, Mary [-1. Ryan; vice—
president. Julia Downey; secretary, Mary
Brennan; treasurer.
stewards. Kate McCarthy and Annie.
Barrett.
George E. Banzhaf. (leorge E. tieddis.
and Edward Ilrinkerhoif. of Stamford.
who were fishing through tho it» on the
Norwalk reservoir last Week Wednesday.
captured fifty—never: fine pickerel. Mr.
Brinkorhotf fell on the ice and sour. ly
injured‘liis lame liip.
i‘liarlee Benedict. who for many yours
resided with Mrs. Sanford Sholes. East
Norwnlit. died at tho Norwnlk llospit ti.
last big“. aged seventy-fire years. His
funerrl Will be held from the residence
of Mrs Slioles. at ll «o‘clock Monday
morning. The lulv'flllt‘lll will be at
Ridgofieid. '
Yobleigh. of ilrauchville. five dollars and
costs for selling liquor without a license.
The case was appealed roths Superior
Court. The cases of Monahan and Oil
born, both under arrest for the saute al~
legged offense. have not yet been settled.
—Rldgefield Press.
Tilt' following news of local inirrrst
mole-s by way of the New t‘nnaan Mes-
senger: Mather Brothers have sold
Nora-aik.«-Selectman S. E. Keeler visited
lsaac E. \Vardwell at the Mlddletown
asylum one day this week. and found
iii/h comfortably situated. and apparently
it (‘Mliiy improving
Mitchell and lloyt's laughable nirufcli.
entitled “Out for Game." will be one of
the features of the Alpha minntrols. next
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings. Mr.
Mitchell will be ably assisted by Fred
lloyr, who will portray his favorite
character. that of acountryman. loci:
dentallv Mr. lloyt will make» “lightning
change" in maritime.
Thucleanlog of the street. car tracks
piled up the snow on Wall street this
morning to such an extent as to practi-
oally blockade the street. The street
commhslonor «at a force of men and
team to mull abortly after lf’o’clocli.
and carted oil the surplus anoif. The
llorae Railroad and Tramway compa-
nies paid their share of the expense.
The Southern New England Telephone
company In muting toaubaoriheraa pam-
phlet containing a complete hat of towns
and poet-offices in the state. showing
those points where they have one or
more public pay stations. Tbla list to lo-
tandod for the line of subscribers and
nou-aubaorlhers who may wish to reach
people by telephone In any one of the ill?
places included in the list.
At a apeclal barium muting of the
board of lruatees of the First African
Baptist church to titratford, Wednesday.
the reaigimlotl of Rev. ll‘. 0. W. Folvlke.
wile accepted. the church voting him his
salary for the month of February and
March. giving hlni also a letter of recom-
mendation. Ilr. li‘ovvlke has been pastor
ofthachliroh allies 1807. Ila has some
droughts! establishing a allusion in Dana
church. Namath. the that Bender la
rm'lt...-n . M.
‘ warm- alumna.
holiest Reynaldo. tile no "overall:
analogue alien charged with trains
than-till for “gallant purposes. will
that? utilitarian-its
Highest of all in Loosening Poly
1 a ‘ - navy Hose.
worth 25c at rec. See East Window.
e OUr Ladies’ Hose,"
at 250, are Excellent Value.
A. Dickerman .& Son,
, s4 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH" NORWALK. count.
We;
ABMMELY PURE
rig—latest U. S. (iov't Report. 1
l beginning 'i‘uosday. Read our scheme.
1 orisimuer. at either market may write their name ann drop in the box.At the close of bus
. ‘ 5 tr.- uili siiilkethem up and draw out tulip. The pcnson whose name ears the e)
l prosenlffid with uprize as follows: Tuesday. Prime 1th Roast: Wmlnlziiiiy. Six rxi'ul‘ld‘s r‘i'lirl‘o'l);
_ E rs'tciik; lil'rirsdu‘. l'nlr Chickens; Friday. Six Sound ('Ildilrll ‘l-lteuk: h’u‘irdny. Ten and
{1 urkei'. The W liner 5 name will appear in the . tiillifil‘I the following day. and prizes will be
(unis ieil subject to order of winner. Don't fo'grt that more soiling iirtlllii Chops for lzlfic
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Powder
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during an illness lasting about three 1
Maggie. Kenney; '
Judge Hilbert on Tuesday lined liiram J
their ice business to Frank Bataan)! West it
bury. He will preach in Galvan Baptist
suspir Sillil'll‘tis.
Churches 'l'o-ruorrmv.
How" Nomuui f‘owoumurrosai- Wi-sl
avenue and West streets. llcv. Herald ll. Beard.
’h. 1).. pastor. ficrvlt'os will a. m. rind Tull
g; m.; Sunday lichml. 1': at. Young People‘s
iclety of Christian Endeavor lneetinfi until)
I. m.: subject. “that's Promises and \\ iii are
their Proofs." Leader, Miss Nollie Ill. Dis-
bmw- Morning sub not. “Our ltburt‘li ut‘l'fl‘d
for ital", Evening. . 'o. it or fill? i‘nngrcgatlon-
allst Eventide Services: theme. "Trust in
Gull."
Sor'Trl NOIWt’AlJt Mnuolllrrr. Wc'sl arcane.
near Garner. Rev. ll. iv). Barnes. pastor.
Services mm mm. and 7m p. m; bunllny
school. 121i!) rn.: Epworth [mantle meeting. 0le
p. on. Morning subject. "The Highest Motives
of Life." Evening. song service. run-aching
and prayer meeting. '
Borr'nl NORMALK B H'i‘is'r. “'th arr-nun. near
Pine street. Rev. it I). Sherwood. asior.
Pro-ai‘hln . 102:!) mm. and till p. m.: . unday
school 11. m.: Young l'voplo'a Society of
(.fhrlsl an Endeavor prayer insuring. 6le) p. in :
sublet-t. "liod’s l’rnriiism and their Prints."
leader. Mine Elsie Ilm ki'f‘. of Norlvallr. Morn»
In: aub err. "Tho liobt 'bl,‘ Strong our» in the
Wuh- ball It be i'aivl or Repurlintr-d'r“ Error
in: subject. "The lit-men of lill‘ i‘liitriel-iw
firm-racy.“
TRINITY Ecru-our. Wont «treat and Fair-
flelil avenue. South Norwalk. ltov. Ulla llallork
rector. Morning l'rayer. Litarwnnd sermon
at 10-5” a. ni.; Sunday rwlliml. 12m p. in . M'en-
annual? it. or.
Nouvunit Cosulimarmsnr. l-orrier Park
and bowls streets. ltov. ‘1‘. K. Noble. ll. Imps»
for. Services at iii-.illa. rn. and no t. in.; hun-
ti;;l:l cabinet.
0: Christian Endeavor p. in ;
..
Miss Francis Seminar. of e‘oulh Surlrrilk.
ihlonthly (‘onsrv-rntiun meeting and rllilvcail i
liverilmr subject. “Hard Tim-u- llilli How to
Meet Them." '
Norm/tut Mmlotrisr. WM and ”lift urc-
nucll. Rev. A. ll. Wyatt. winter. Services
lib‘lJ rt. m. and 7:30 p. m; Sunllayavhwl.
lll ms. Epwortli Lemme rucctinu. till) p. in;
Young mon'a meeting at ill a. m. n the lecture
room.
Norman ilAP‘l'ltlT. East avenue. opposite
reen. Rev. l“. [-2. Robbins. pastor. Hor-
vices. 1th?!) a. m. and 7:11! p. on; Sunday school.
12 ui.; curly prayer meeting. mum. in.; youuv
people'sineettritrJiJilp in. Morning euhjwl.
’A unkind (lines lie-l glob.” Evening sublet".
"Program in Hervvn.
(marl-1 Eriscoru- iiriiit‘n avenue and (Iron
arrest. NOTWAIK. Rev. s. ll. Watkins. m'tor.
nuazeslma Sunday. Morning Fraser and eer-
nmri. tom ii. to: Sunday nrhml l'.’. 'l m.; liven-
lng Prayer and sermon. Tail! p in.
m. Farris Enormous l‘hilrvti street. oppo.
site the Iir-wu, Nurwaik. ltnv. S B. Pond.
rector. Divine sorvlr'li oirh ortliiun. lllziil a.
mu. lilrlnu M‘l’t'il'l‘ mill wrllion. T'Sltp. in.:
Sunday school. it! til.
FT. Marty‘s.“ l'.. corner ill West monur
and t‘luipvl street. Xurwulk. ltm‘. \V. J. Him--
um. tumor. lmv )lnus. 7 ii iii: l'hildi‘ru‘a
Mass. 3:1” ii iii..’ High Mum. lilziila. lti '. \'o-pl~rs,
3:3) p. in
RAFT Nuilwtut SWlLUlfill('1thiHlfii:.\Til)V.\l..
Rit‘l-rsiilr- awnue.
for. Survives at Will) a. Ill and 21:!) p. “L. Hull»
day Miilmi. :lzlliir. lil.
EART AVENI'R .‘il'l‘l'llliilii'i‘. imir Vary/omit
avenue. East Norivnlk. llev. i‘. M. l‘l-ug. pa».-
lor. Prom-hint: illill a. ill. and Hit p. in:
day school, 1:! nu; youlm rwoplo's llll‘l‘llllfl
Alivizx'r i‘rlsrs'rr \N. Vatilnndt itl‘t‘flliv. East
Norlrollt. Prl‘lll.'ililu:, loglil a. Ill. and Twit.
111.: Sunday in illNii l: in. Young l'ooplu‘s meet
in: dtill p. m. timrtzo l". 'I‘oeplc. pastor,
lllinari llivrll Pull-n. Superhuman-at.
amt».- lot-ell: nodurmt. trillwrl iloriuh; or-
aarilst. Miss Lulu lithium. Sunday svlmol. il
l. in.: Young l‘wlplo's Hutxiet)‘ of i‘liristluu
’I
log. Sunday evening at .13“.
Sr. Asiiliao's .‘iliSltlh. nl .lmnr-n All Allis.
N‘T'll "‘ailil‘nt'l‘. Winnltiauk. Sunday At‘iiimi.
mm p. m.: l‘hnrlns i'hiitl-lu. niltwriiitmidonl;
Arthur H. Chili-mi. I\:-‘.-i§lllfll; All“ Evelyn Mr.
Allister or artist. i'l't‘fll’ililu or I n‘.lmli by
ltev.i~'.il 'atlilna.
srlirsuwoon l'sios ('tlU'l'L. lily nwouw
South Norwallt. Hun-luv Hrlmnl. :i It p m5
evening service. me p. in.
Hoi'Tlr Norwsut Luvrrlu: ll'lmr. 3? '
nut «trout. licrlnnn Sunday m lunI at l
“1.:Ut‘l‘lllilit M'N‘it‘l‘N at ‘.':m p. lll.. by l
L‘. A. lirm-kmrh-r; l-Isumsu smut: l: at iii-9|
. ru.
(.‘oxoltuuntour. mums. sin inguinal
Union l'hapi-l. Ely uvcuuv. .iillt l‘r-tru. tumor
Hungarian survives. Sunday. at W” a. m. and
.‘i p. 111.; Thursday at 7.1IIir‘rlovL.
err. PAi'lis hllfifilim. \‘aanlndt uml (inborn
avenues. Earl Norwalk. slimlm r. il-llli mill p.
m.. and proarhluu at H” p in. Fro-a ~illilli|
nudnmrdlul \velroun- to all.
Dal-Term: livuomtsrull Hr humidit-
unison. Photon”. Minx. limiid .\l'rliy liail.
ii stairs. \t‘llnllln lull hil‘l‘l'l lotion. South
12.“) in. Allc llolitr-cln- “ll'lioiuilu-li
CALV'AIlY liAl'TlR't‘ Hrlr‘rrrv. Quinlllrd ilulid-
nuwornvr Wall and h'nllrht llT-‘l'i‘. Norwiiih.
. fl. Marlin. pastor-Mort. Sunday schml.
3:11] p. in; young pl'tip’o'n rill-elitist. tiilll p. m,
Antwan Mirrumiiu'r EI‘IIICIH‘AL. litiluht
street Nilrwulk. lllsv. Ilr. Hamlet. lllwl’lll’.
Preaching, Mill a. run. Sunday school at 121.: p.
in: prayer rut-Mini: at llzlll p. in; l'l’l'lltlilllfl at
:-
71ill p. "I.
Your“) MEN'N t'ulllsruil Assault-tron.
boi'kwu d‘ll lllill. Willi street. Nl-rivnlk. lllllla
class at it p. llldl‘leliilz wrvll'li at l r. m.
(inanrrltvrmm. i fit that. l'hun' l etrovi. llunl‘
Taylor nvenuv. fillnllay urhmrl at will p. in.
inter dit terrier...
Remaining liill'itllod for at the followlnu [ulst-
ofllcca for thuwock t‘iililill! durum, ltilll. liar.
Iona calling for anyof those lotion will please
any the! are advertised:
BOUT}! XUltWALK. Mn. Ellen Klmnioy.
lira. I. B. napp Mrs. Jennie (:rmv. Minnifar-
rie .l. tiel l‘k re. l‘harirll . Taylor. Mrs.
Homer If. ior. . I insist. l'. M.
NORWA El. Mrs L. A. llalobrouk. howls
Joallio Annie P). lloy‘man. Mott). lid-l own.
Mrs. aim it. limits. lil‘il. stupor. Hillflt‘l. no...
E.Wal|ier. CARMI ll. Ill‘ lili‘ilili. l’. .\i.
About a your nun I took tl vloll-ntiit
took of la ntlppo, l roughed day and
night for about six weeks; mr with the"
suggested that i try Chillllhtlf llill'aiilmull
Remedy. At first [could we iiollill‘i-r-
ones. butstlli kept taking it, mid rlonll
found thlitlt. wasvthlttl needed. l of
no relief from can (lose. 1 took shot or
and it was only a few days until i was
free frolnthu coll Ii. i think rmoploiu
usaeraloulrht to now the. value of this
remedy andl take pleasure in acknow-
led on the benefit 1 l‘t‘thin'll from it.
his loan Militant. ()tway. Ohio. 25 and
no cent bottles for sale by limrge G. Still.
son. draught.
Children my for
Pltoher'r; cantons.
children cry for
When My was sick. we gave lit-t am
When aha will a t‘hlld. aha orlol for Maria.
When aha lvwame Mina, she clung to cm. .
When one not 1 ‘hlldrau. lite gavethem coma
Pltoher'a anaemia.
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Preachers and Tito-Ir Themes lri Norwalk : “{
day school. I23” [2. "L; Young Prop r-‘s Society ,
dads l'romlstn and their l‘rmfs.“ Minion,
llev. ll. iillidogren. pus-i
It.“ , .
1.“ P'Iiiili Tlluiu sin-«vi. rr 1 i Sit trial 59,
ndeuvor int-cling. dilly. iil.. l‘rupr meet *
Eli
\orwalk. l'n-ilittr. 0.21m. ln.;t~‘ounla.m.t iltlb‘.‘
- “Ilium":l’ “finalisation. to:
“others Retail 'l‘llh. |
"My child is siibjol't to severe attacks}
diurrlliua. During the last sit-kiiilssfl
llr. Hand's Diarrluvu Mixture was freely ‘
given and an imnlcdintocurt- resulted.
I would have required ;. dozen visit»
moi physician. as on former occasions.
i believe Dr.
time of its sickness." Mrs. I". ll. BEN-
NETI‘. 7‘22 New strait. Camden. N. J.
They are splendid children‘s remedies.
25 cents. All drug stores.
it a New York millionaire gives i; din-
ner at 5th avenue and 26th street, costing
$700.00, which gives ll) loo lie dyspc rain»
and these people a lend i1; 58.00 in roc-
ors' bills and tin: ly have to pay $10.0
each for (Tactile Blood Cure to cure them.
what would be the saving per r-uplm if
.tlit lilllfll'f should {ml bu qiv-‘r- lliore
Minn “7 permits at the feast9
inquire at l’lalstod‘s drug marl». whore
‘yu‘l may have the problem. solud and
,qatiiiforlnoti-u about (fact its lilo it‘uro.
. Taylor a: Golden
: Real Estate and Insurance
\VASHINHTON STREET.
l'r‘rwms hmltlii fora il~l,or non-o- and . ‘S
,wltli the view 0 purvhnailltz. are invitwl it
‘call and exalnirie our list. We have thorn for
.mie In every purl of the lily Ill romannablo
1 prices and on easy loriris. u 113‘! if
I
' ' r \
i at A at ’l on.
\rom’sios l‘uriitulsltors. Apply. ThelNa-
IL tional Folding Bot .h l’opor tic. 1M1
.l'orner Bradley and William streets.
.121 la-
' Haven. Conn.
WELl.-reu‘omiuomlod girl for om- riionth,
A '0lfikl‘l‘llrl'llit‘fiiili durim: the nbewiit‘c
or nurse. Agui)‘ in Mrs. ll t‘. (‘iiiril'l'r-H. It”
i High street. rWulk. 3 3'.” ll
\Tliflltllnl‘ l‘ampliorarml Hauntlil‘vtilie will
. a rrIIi-ven ml. on till- lurilrs in 15 minutes
I More poiieiratluu ilml (‘illllllil trawl oil and is
n-cnriiniriulod by tho i'v‘\l iliysicinns. For
sale by E. li.’l‘ornlinson. Fran ' Baxter. ll. it.
I Hill». )lilz'w
l
I . 'ro LET.
. .
I \‘TORF. and bmvilient with tlxturuu :13
i Washington pll’l‘l'l. oppmilc pint attire,
from April 1-1 Hm. been or. aided in it dry
,gnxuh killrt’i‘lllllilliilliiy'Itll‘lill‘iill"|1~iliill‘l‘ll
’yuirn. llllti 3,. now ill'i‘llllitll as l- inguin-
'of in turn P. hi r. j:.\‘ ll t c \l
l
I OISE Xl‘. Lil lilirh-liik strut. Will” in
l ‘ and mud. m lurnvnim-rii‘i-r. inquire oi
ll. \\ lituir. 21:. :ll
, TART of lulu-r Imuw. \Vurulourd a‘reiiul‘.
rout. 3‘): ilppr-r and inner :lpiir‘ lilt‘iiv. No.
Apply
.‘io l-'.. A. \Villllilt' \lii‘
I
l.“ . .
:’I‘H€ top floor in tin- ill‘lllltlll't‘ build-
1 lug. tornio-rI} on uplod by illllir‘f Lodge,
.1. 0.0. F. For pilllif'lliflf‘n inquire of ii. H
. llrou’nm' his bltll‘l'i’ll) South )luiu strwr. or
lt‘rouruv l“. Bt‘ltrrl‘. t‘ity National llank. ri-‘nii
F0 II RI I. It).
. l‘Al'lNii ~bm~ llii~irlv~~ in a ”Hill of sluml
A williiilli; nlli iii-l trout r-igllivon to till-irlx'
dollar-t u \n-r‘... \lid-t .., it. .I. Mil t'll \\.
.\' il‘\\i\ik. L‘oun l2”!!!
l' NAlll‘leullrv it'lllliliilguxui 'll'lil‘l‘.il|i1|lirl‘
illitruil. turn-low airrmo. South .\'ni‘~
unlit. ,l‘f'ld'
lil'SE and Lu 7mm iiwllllliliu car-den
lhunl location, h rlmme; hard wood trim-
llliutza throughout; all illlltl‘rnl-illl‘lilh: “Ill sell
at mar; only one lililllll" from llopoiJlfJII.
scum (‘lll’l remain. Alitll‘lwu, 1,... 3; it»: 3:3. Float
Norlvillk. 1m lw
liM'li l'S “illt‘l' motor. willvii bill be sold
‘Ili (‘iit'fll' for want «it the. Apply at this
I! l‘l'.
‘ ISTlill'Tth .\'illt\\'.\l.l\'. w..l‘lll)ll.\'l‘l‘1
t'ourt. January t’tilh. A. lL. lilll,
’Estutuof Andrew S. lllliluuvni‘. iiIit‘f-i Nor»
\vulk.lh said iiisit-ll-i. don't-lured.
(titlinllltli. That the mlinlnl‘lmlor
rxhibtt his rilllii‘ililslratlon lll'l mint
iro tlila (”mm for adjustment. or the
l‘robulv (lrllro in Norwolk. nu ilu- full
day of February. loin. at lll o‘ri-irk. ful'w
luminiliid llllil all ruinous mirror-toll lusulll
heroin may be notified thormlf. tlu- allmlnlntra.
[or will rumor lili‘l order to ho published In it
lll'Wr‘lillDf‘l' having it l‘if‘l'llltll ion In said iiiflif‘it‘f.
iirol pm! ii mpy thereof \lll iiil.‘ nluu post illslliti
i burmtik. banned the plane where the dreamt-cl
lust ilwolt.lit brunt nine day.“ before said hlli
«lily of l"ollrliliri'. ltilll.
AHA ll. \Vt)i’lll\\'dllli.
32‘. ll . lll Kr.
Auction Sale.
lg‘i' order of the t‘liurt of l’robalo for \ill‘
District of Norwullr. lire Kllfliiillllli offal-rs
of tho Milli" of Thomas N. Donaldson and
.luiropli ll. lirown. i‘ mortal-re lilulur tlw nami-
of [hinalilson or brown. insolvent dehlurr. con.
alstlnu of
llaatara, Stoves. Pipe. Iron and
Tilt Ware. Etc..
will he milliul auction on Saturday. iilllllil")'
:f'l'lli. Mil. lli ‘vi n'l'lm‘k ltflorrloqli.lil 'iil' info
lam-ofhrlnlnussnrmld rlrm. .Nu. li'i Wordi-
n ton turret bridge.
li furtlierinforlliatloll can be olilninodot
the allies of h. l). AN Milli. 'l'rusll-r. til
it Mliinnlon strtwl. Knuth Norwolk. it'nzlt
MELVIIJJE N. MBA",
acting ltrl agent for
Mutual life Ina. 00.. of ll. l.,
National Raglaterlng company.
and numerous Fire. Nutrient. Marine and
Liability Commit ea.
. No. lit ll’ullhliigtori tit. tio.Norwalk. ('t.
lir‘l'nll l'llil‘t‘ "I'M”; I Jill ilm
; gnfrrfuiniurllfn.
i Illllilllli. SCENES "" m
I
smilIIDWlY PLMSIlllCE::
. FAIR and SUPPER.
turn lll‘ rm: Mulls or rilr.
Soilorwallttons’lcllulcll
I! Tim lrlif‘Tl’llfi llfll‘l.“ \Ml I'lenlll.
Tuaallay and Monday.
it! _
~ “in
WWWInducemtntstoPurehasers ”
Hand‘s Remedies would;
have savodtho life of the child I lost.|
had they been within my reach at the}
‘ Tuesday anti Wednesday tien’gs.
January will and tiat.
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FURNITURE.
it their Wale Rooms 46 and 48 Main St. Ilorwalll.
Ladias‘tmk flask, 35, so, 7, sliljli‘ancy Rocker. 32.80.“) NO;
Largo. line ()Oiiclikeiifimu‘uges, Easels, Hassocks, llat Racks.
Foot Rests,Whito Chamber Siiit'dk complete. Also a large line
flak Chamber Suits. Book (loses, i‘holl’dliiflrwdiai Racks.
«iii.
,m‘
This Reel We Give a him Every Day
We will provide» box and slips upon which even“
ens
Prime rib roast. forWǤo:Rnunilislronlr.12.- aux. :l :. i. -. . . : .
lir'rsml Mealtime mllrkt'l affords. ' ‘ ' m“ N am ”mm“ the linear. City
....... -‘».u a-
E. J. WADHAMS. Proprietor,
PEOPLE'S MARKET. FREE DELIVERY. PEOPLE'S MARKET
13 North Main on. So. Norwalk. ‘21 Wall 31.. Norwalk
Telephone l.lall.5;":l. ; Satisfactionguaranteed. l Telephone call, 54;}.
I I ' E
Artistic Photography.
To those desiring ~0lllt‘lilillg ~ specially lino in P] IOT()(}Iti1P}iI(J
\‘V013 l{. l would call attention to the lll‘l'.’ “H" which i am now mounting in
all sizes. ~ ' '
No pain or expense ii ill in;- spaml to obtain beautiful results. Imtli to lighting
and posing. especially \vitil lil'iiJEllI' i’iHlllilli‘H and draperies.
FOR CHlLDREN
Particular care IS given to obtain illf‘llll‘rfi. which errilmdl
natural and graceful. '
Appointments for sittings may iM' uladr- by mail.
Crayon and Water Color
. ‘ ’ ‘.\'l‘ RFASUNABLE PRICES.
muQW/ --————
E. M. .IlCKSIiIl. PHOTOGRAPHER. 53 Will lillllWlllI.
PRICES TELL.
c. H. HARVEY,
Leading Boot and Shoe Dealer.
all that is childlike
Work
51’
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announces another cut it) ‘lrit‘l‘n that will :lstonish tho riimt prudent purchaser. as
he believes in large sales. little prolils, 2|“ii above all strictlv boned goods. Also
his holiday Siippetsnvhich are the latest idols-will be 8)i(i at prices beyond compel
titlon, and range in pricts from l‘lrts to $1.00. and evrrv purchaser to the
amount of $5 00 will be presented with :i large but; of ll. S. liiivcrip lrt's best ilour.
eryn‘no needs morn-y and 9.» do \vo, tlii'l‘t rotor» we :lr~- Jill in film d'llllt‘ boat. so
look out for the vomit»: r-Zlill for the til-vi it‘ll lief. . a:
C. H. HarVey’s.
u hi to lie pronto—t brim aim v-un Iu- i blafru‘d in
\
Rents. Shoes. Rubbers Slippers
Children’s Fancy Slippers
REINI.‘ A Hi’iiK‘lAill'Y.
Entrrruillnlrnfs. afflirl'fifflilfll‘llf.‘i.
HOYT’S OPERA HOUSE.
GRAND OPENlhlG,
Friday and Saturday, Feb. 2 and 3.
EXTRAORDINARY ENGAGEMENT
.llF
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Byron,
l.‘-‘ Tillilll )lllfi'l' ril'l’l‘i'f‘fil‘l‘l. HAY“
“THE HEART or litter”
ANI'
“The Plunger”
llew. Original and Sensational, Tons of Sorrow, Wonderful Effects.
Mansions Stage Mechanism.
Friday night and Saturday lliatineu. “The Heart of Africa:"
Saturday night. “The Plunger."
Admission, 500; Reserved Seats. 75c and $l.00.
(‘linrts will "pm for the Mil“ of N‘ili‘ Friday morning. January Ito, oi ('m.lr'.. drug H10".
l‘nltlh Norwalk. and Urrgory's nlrm: Helm. ‘s‘rxrwuih. 15;;
,glllrrfninmmfn. finfrrfuiumrm.
FIRST lllilllll MINSlllilS
OF THE
Alpha Wheel Club.
NUI£WAI.K Ul‘l‘lllh lilillllli.
hush Hall. Saturday. Jan. 21.
Direct front liah‘slbl-iltro. Nine York city
Ihl- irritate-xi of «and. r Wilrkf‘l".
KELLAR,
Jittlllfli'y ”0m mm ill“. in“ grand. nrlulml i‘lil'i‘l-tiflllluflf. Al‘l‘éhe ‘
Em bill now. over'tblnu nrlultlol
Songs. ew likW.Nl'W ultras.
“WW new and elltflillitt l'r-lililrw producer fig
lill'iill‘l‘l-ill'illiil" run of “dirk Tlltlhlw. aw
in tlvmntlu our om. bond and original “"3"”:
firstllarl.ths foaming m-H-knnwn'il- M vIll tux l’KN'l‘l'lii' MIllAl‘iJn-d.
rappear.‘ our Ut‘ slum.
‘ l'tll Ml'h. ii i \ l
in. . llrIllfl - - . x . o- in.
filmy i‘fhiltollell - Fred ll. Merrill.
lii'll «llltln'rm,
Get
This PHANTOM illillitl‘.
TH E tilhllA NEANI 1". a roprmlill-llon of the
, , . . Tloemrphlu World-rs of Ifii‘ llilrI Mm
h . , portly. it ”My“...
hill-h »
. - . Ihlr . ll. Rel-let. ,.
I llie'iiiruvvllnlste. Runs-tor Edwr‘ird llrmlm. “fill 4' a .‘ilalmtmatl \Iarvel.
toll and Al. rtimrfleio . l'AHIJlltl‘l‘ill). a new ripirlllllilivtlll Irilunla
A "WANT“. lill‘ Mliirl (if lb? MIMI".
’l‘llE MAllA'l‘MA‘H lllll'lklll' or. the ‘oietu
it}; by “gift Raymond. rrwlerlvta.
. L M ’ lion outwit-normllrmiilo Iain nlma
fill pea. ’
ar'al es and relates rhltvainant.
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