is?
Also our
HATS
* Furnishings
'ohtraek a responsive chord in the hearts of a buying ' 50m”
We sell. the best two dollar Hat sold in the State.
~FRANC
86 Washington St,
IS 8L
‘ 00.,
So. Norwalkp.
ll.ll.Plaistetl
hurr1~.»
Druggist.‘
.q..——.-—
A bottle of
Plaisted’sllough Remedy
Will cure your cold. Try it,
and remember that
Plaisied’s Sarsaprilia
is the best blood purifier.
in r some
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THE EVENING SENTINEL.
r and Proprietor.
Tmua~l - . ;
81.25: i mofilf'dilgérlrwdllfih’mulfigfl
sonar! nonwanx nan ALABM.
Box 3—Corner Washington and North Main
streets.
Box I~Cornur Day and Toilets alreele.
Box 9—01'035 street.
Box u~Woat street. opposite Franklin street
school.
Box ls—Concorrl street. opposite school.
Box ll-Cornor North Main and Ann streets.
Box lo—Cornsr High street and Bayriew
avenue.
Box lt—Norwalk iron Works building.
Box l'l—Corner West avenue and ( 'edar
street.
Box lil~Corner
avenue.
Box 23~Corner Ely avenue and Benton street.
Box 25—00mm! South Main and Monroe
streets.
Box all—Electricldnht station.
Box u—Falrtleld avenue and Cedar street.
West street and Taylor
_ , Pure i Drugs
AND
Fine chemicals.
‘.._......_
Prescriptions carefully com-
pounded at ~ '
—» m"...
il.|l.Plaisled
'Druggist,
43 Washington St.
SOUTH NORWALK.
Wall Paper,
PIIIITS. lllLS. GLASS.
BRUSHES. etc.
This to a goorl time to Point.
I shall in Piraaorl to give you
ilgaroa for doing your work.
Will guarantor Satisfaction in
m... _.
in use only lowatt'a Pure.
llilta load and Boat tinned
till.
I E. E. Gorham,
iii). 2 first Avenue,
EAST NORWALKJ;
Miniature Almanac for 'l'o-morrow.
's‘un arm: sun Sets Blgh'i‘ide {Low Tide
3 at 7:"5 i at 5:0!l . at 7:03 ntiiffilii
D
New York Harald Weather Fora. not.
The weather to-dny promises to be generally
clearing and slightly colder. preceded by light
rain or snow in the morning and followed in
the afternoon by clear weather. ’l’o-morrow it
promises to be slightly colder and clear.
Lowest Point of the Thermometer.
The lowest point of the thermometer for the
twenty-four hours ending at noon io-day was
'3!" above zero.
FEBRUARY MUSN'AI. IIllME.
The February number of the Musical
Home is now ready. The contents are
I “Cuban Grants," sclioltisclw. 'i‘ownacnd;
“Poor Old l’niun Soldier," lAl sung,
(ilenroy: Caprice,
“Jessie L‘iydc,"
“ilrieutal.” iloiane:
sung. l’holpw‘; "l'nuu-
Home to your Mother, Ihlrling Buy?
ballad, Skelly: “lone." gavottc. llc Weir:
{"Ilnyiight‘s A Iirenkin‘," song, l-‘ogun.
i Bring a coupon and eight cents and get a
copy.
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1 :BRING THIS 0 rUPON :
l 2 AND EIGHT CENTS?
‘ Earns onion. 313?
_, THE BRANCH OFFICE. .
:and get a copy of the
3"Muslcal Home.Ӥ
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Stil'TII NllilllAiJi.
"MI "I. People of Our ( It) n»- lluln‘
and Sorting.
A new Congregational church is to be
built in l-‘airiieid.
«Luther Wright has a few sleighs that
hr.- will hire. iii,- has a line stock to sell
at lowest prices.
Fred llanfurd, of Raymond street. l‘lll-
played by Raymond llmtlir'r's. has an at-
tack of the grip.
-»—Sausoge and sprrrcrib our low.
pound, at ilnyen‘ market.
ll
The roast beef prize at the l'oopln'a
Market. yesterday. was mm by .lnltiloaa
(if that is the name, and the party writ.
ing it will identify ill.
wThe place to buy or bin» alumina is at
Wright's retnmltory, lilndimn and lr‘runk-
lin streota.
John I]. Knapp, of West street, started
for Southern Fitter, N. t‘. . this morning.
lie was accompanied by William M.
Saundera, .lr.. who in employed by Fran-
cis dc 00.. and who will wait bin parents
in that place.
-~i’lettty of dcilcinue lrrrmi. at lane's
their in. are.
33 Ilium nsmtss cantor.
Winter Opening.
January 2. i894.
NW PLAN all entering the
oping opening day. may
aggro ‘ytisvrrllar on com-
study.
’5,
'l.
nation
It Cmmal’elhlllf'lgA
a d“ r mimetic
~ at particle
¥ _ i'r‘l .
arr—u.
limit! Conan.
Stamford.
Conn.
l" 7,, "Taylor was found oaudrrmg
about the atreoto of bomb Norwaik. by
(thief of Police Vollmer. this morning.
and was placed in the lockup. lie will
be keptlhero until the nelcctnierr have
time to immigrate his case, and will
probably be war to the aimsdmuw.
mini-traction given on the mandolin.
Silos Mabel lloyt. ill! West avenue.
Sir. and hire Jarvis ri. Murray started
out sleigh riding Sunday ufleruwn. but
had gone only a short distance when the
horse became airman-gentile and ran
away on ltotou Hill. The caller was
overturned, throwing both occupanto
out. and makings complete wreck oi
the vehicle.
wChlldren’asblrt «on. u on with.
(faucet bsmtehed for quality and price.
W. A. Benediotlw_
(living to the min. I last night, At-
tom-y John H. Lightdirl not deliver his
lecture on "Society and Social ideas," in
’ the hall at m Chestnut oirrel. lmllnaread
(are a abort talk hearing or: the subject
tritium who bad man to liaise on
him. The lecture will be delivered at
more future date . MW
or» Fair and Toraqarrpprrglr‘oa
ray the mummw
“ammunition“
gem. mm sense the
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PerhapSThis Will interest You.
Always the BEST HililSES tor the least Money at
BROOKSI’DE FARM,
. M. H. PARSONS.
A star concert will beheld in the First
Methodist Episcopal church, Wednesday
evening. February 7th
«Pork chops, 9c. People's .\iarket
Substitute letter carrier Elbert W.
Clark is going around with the carriers
to-day, getting acquainted with the
various routes
—-i-‘or'this week. Men‘s heavy winter
gloves at cost, at W. A. Benedict's
The testimony in the hearing on the
in Dorian. was closed at the bearing in
Colonel Frost‘s ofiice. last week Hon.
Lynda Harrison and Attorney Zacher
appeared for the Railroad company. The
arguments in the case will he made at
the court~housein Bridgeport. next week
Wednesday.
—Round steak is lilo a pound. at
llnyea' market. _
While lowering a shade in his store at
lili Washington street, last night, Oscar
H. Keeler knocked a lighted lamp from
one of the brackets, causing It to fall on
the floor with a crash, brvaking the
chimney. The oil began to blaze, but
Mr. Keeler. with great presence of mind,
caught up the lamp and threw it out
doors before it set fire to the store.
The dedication ofyButicr Lodge's hand-
some new quarters in the iloyt Theatre
building will take-place tonight. Heine's
orchestra will furnish instrumental
music, and there will be addreeses by
Grand Master Marigold, Bradley 8. Keith
and E. J Hill. Mrs. Aura l'nrker Ken-
nedy will sing and there will also be
vocal selections by a quartelte composed
of Messrs. Hatch, Tilly. ('omstock and
Nash.
.\‘UllWALii .\ Eli's
A Ilu-nly tindxat of Item- Frau.
UPDCI’ and o! ’l'uwrr.
The Norwaik Painters' Union will
meet tonight to perfect arrangements
for thc celebration of their third annircr.
eury.
Hm
Captain Charles 1‘. Carton of Brigadier
General liar-en's stall, has been assign-
ed to perform the special drill inspection
of Companies D and l". in iBll-l.
—Lane’e for candy. price. quality and
variety.
The annual meeting of the l-‘nirlield
branch of the Woman‘s Auxiliary to tho
Board’of Missions will be held in St.
Paul‘s church. Friday. February 2
The Board of Relief of thccuy of Nor-
walk met yesterday afternoon for the
first time and received a number of appli-
catioue for reduction of ill-'M‘Hbmt‘lliri.
The Ramblers Wheel club, of Bridge-
port, mllhoid uninforrnal reception at
Jellorsonian Hall. February ‘2. A rirunbor
of Norwallr whcclmun will attend
Work on tit. Paul‘s t‘llnpci m lit-lug
pushed along rapidly. ()urpentem and
painters were at work mm Iuat night
until after midnight, getting the peas in
position and oiling their.
~llangaius in children's suite and reel-
ers. at W. A. ilenerlicl'n.
Attorney John t'. Chamberlain, of
Bridgeport, lmnqucted the county health
oihcsrs at the Atlantic howldn that city.
yutonlay afternoon In. W. .l. ‘I‘rucy.
of Norwalk, responded to a twist.
The Norwalk Horse Riilroad comp-
any's premium tor the greatest increase
of force turned in last week. went to
Driver l-‘rnnk long. of tho Winnlpauk
branch. Maura. Hitler and Mar. of tho
main line. were around.
The stable in the rear oi the Holmes.
Keelor a Bullock (tofu More was broken
into the other night and several blankou
owned by Harvey hi. Kent Were stolen.
The company have missed other articles
of value from the barn and basement.
u-l‘lireepounds of the but ohouider
steak for 23c: all other meals as cheap in
proportion. llayea’ market.
[not night's ruin transformed the about
into slash and the gutters about town
were flooded this morning. in many
instances the water coming the sldu
walks. The street commissioner bad a
force or manual early. cleaning; creas-
rralka.antl the buttress area were in
manual to clean out the gutters.
Louie (3. Green was present at the am
anal meeting of the stockholders of the
North We Load and Ilaoufactaring
company. held at Tallapooaa on the are:
look. to: the rotate or James
W. Hyatt. an adulatrtratoraad voted on
immature of drama. This lo the
scram which was one“ upon the
man-WWW
“marrow m.
condemnation of lands of Samuel Pickett. .
at 250,
Town Clerk shill. continues to im-
pron. w__;_v_ "
There will be a full orchestra at St.
Mary’s church. Sunday. ‘
tended from St. Mary‘s church this
'ymornltrg. ' , ‘
The young lodiea’ dancing class will
meet with Miss Mabel Vanderhoef to-
morrow night.
Aninfoot daughter of John Ryan is
dangerously that the horns of her pa-
Tlredircctora of the Naromake Fish and
(lame association, at their meeting last
club for Wednesday night, February 7.
at i". ll. Coolidge‘s other.
A delegation of the members of Pil-
grim Council, 0. U. A. ill., will attend
the funeral of Charles A. Smith, at the
residence ' of his iathcrdnvlaw, Alton
Betta, Newtown avenue, to‘morrow aft
ernoou. at 2:30 o‘clock.
Henry C. Bissell, of Mott avenue, sail-
ed at noon today on the steamship Para
for San Francisco. California, by way of
the Isthmus of Panama. He expects to
bcabscnt six months, and goes for the
benetit of his health.
Chief of Police Donn hns received
notice to look out for Tim J. Carney.
alias Charles Kemyso. and Morris l-‘ein-
berg. two Chicago burglars. who are be
lieved to be in the east. l‘arney is a
waiter and Feinberg a barber.
Constable Lockwood placed an attach
urent, this morning. upon the residence
of John and Catherine Brrthel at Gran.
berry Plains. to cover a claim of '44,
held by Bennett. A Jackson. The case is
returnable before Alfred E. Austin, at til
o’clock on the morning of February 5
The full-.ircso rehearsal of the Alpha
Wheel club's ruinstrels, at the Norwalk
Opera House, brat night was attended by
several friends of the club who were
llli'l’t' to criticise and offer suggestions.
They pronounce the programme as ex
cellent and one that cannot fail to please
-—~Tbc Alpha miustrelu at the
0pm Humour-night. Dies-Ira. limit-go
R. Nash. Fred J. Force. Ben ii. Kerbr
l. C. Bonnell and the boy soloists will
render selections. Jules S. llornung will
appear in his own original specialty.
Messrs. AI Austin. Harry Mitchell, Fred
Merrill and (l. F. Austin have new jokes
and comic songs for you all.
A large numhcr of the friends of the
late Mrs. Lorindn'i‘benllmidow of Daniel
Theail. attended her funeral from the
residence of her son. Chester l. Thcuil,
Strawberry Hill. yesterday‘drfternoon.
Rev. 1‘. K. Noble oflioiated The poll-
bearers were grandchildren of the
deceased. The burial was in the East
Norwalk cemetery.
The Nora-hilt club havo arranged with
Dr. George Musing Taylor to dclivera
lecture at the club roorm. Friday cren
lug. February ‘3. at No'clock. llia subject
will be "Wit. Wisdom and Wickedness
of the Woodpecker.“ Dr. Taylor will
discuss the Woodpecker in popular ignor-
once, natural science. poetry. mythology
and folk lore. theology illilrwlllifllfll'
criticism.
om: no: ntr'rm.
New: and «output the Day to Kent
mar-talk.
Miss Edna Ainswortb. ‘J-i iicnry street.
spout Sunday with friends in llridgupr rt.
A LESSON lN POLITICS.
On Working.» "as Learned Which
Party In Ilia Friend.
lie was an excellent workman. but he
got tangled up in the political manipulo‘
tion of moo and won so battered by the
operation that he did not rrurtr-rinllre un-
til alter the election of lollll. But bla
bump of knowledge had grown audi-
cii-ritly liar-ran to balance hi» ions in
weight. and his wrath against some of
his pilllllt'ill friends had served him for
an owl-wax After shying around the
factory he entered the «film and opened
prmiwrtlngn timely:
Johnwuood morning. Fine
morning, sir.
i glorao‘lielln. hello. John! How do you
i O
Johan-l don‘t. do anything now. lune.
(‘au’t had anything to do.
[kilo-milriw in that. John? Yougot your
party in. They carried everything.
Joherr-s, but they imp everything
they yet. They give nothing to people
like me.
Boas»! thought you Were going; to get
an otllrr. You wirrlrml Imrd l'ortlle party.
John-”They promised the a job. but
he been hail too runny friends. When
in city relations Wore mrpplieri, he sent
to tireuld country for more. They are
coming yet.
' Wile: they‘ll lllltlli'ai‘i.‘ of you by
boom
Democratic witty.
John~’l‘o 4.... we: b the party. They
are no goal. i am looking for a job. i
didn't earn a dollar since i left the shop.
lam nearly dead now. When are you
going in start up again?
That depends. John. Yonrpart
are non promising: a bill to put our
not on the free list. if they do that, m
moat abut down entirely.
millimcatnu. i run gone with that
. rotor i to strain r Republican
ticket last Narration.
”You don't any. John. Dldyoa
warmers» _
i‘1‘ii‘lrrrfi3gr3‘:iiiit»r taroa’lkaroaay
0 ohm ‘ m
lionnnihmaalm . ’
,' Werth‘ti25c lat l 95. I Sea East Window.
Our Ladies? ,‘ Hose,
A. Dickerman (it 80
night, decided to call amootirrg of the .
.world is advanced along a line of
mdby,.lolni. You ntlll belong to the .
e os-eé.
are Excellent value. . -
n,
Highest of all in Lcavrnung Power—Latest U. S. Gov’t Report.
R) I '
roam
Powder
- . .. .. _ , .. . .. . l
2.1 cm. wrn "try a Wife l
or mothern bottle of Dr. Hand's Colic,
Care at any drug‘ store. Mrs. H. W.l
Merrill, of Fainlaic, N. Y.. says: “lira:
Hand'é Colic Core is far in advance of
an remedy of the kind I ever used. it
out quiet baby when shels screaming
With pain." Ask some mother who has
used this remedy about it. When your
bahv is crass and fretfui while teething
,m... . _. _ . £51”..-
, WHEN, WHO. ETC.
Pray. what did 1'. Iiuvlmnan fiend?
.\t what did R. .\. l'or-L-
What volume : did Eilrur Wright?
And clout «lid it. P. than
Is'i‘huxiiu-t Hard) rmd'rulrtynr
In Iildrr Huggntil pnlo'."
ill Mllml fimngi-r ilsr'ar ‘Vlllll'
Arid Edward Everett ”all":
Was Laurcm'c‘ [firmer Ware llermatu
lirinuu‘.’
Was Eduard Young? .lnbn tiny"!
Jonathan Ho iii.‘ and Hill .Iohn Iirlu'ht‘
.\llll “In “‘3‘: Thomas lira) .'
ggum". Sold by all druggists. 25 cents. i
,» The persistent cough which usually
lfollows an attack of the grip can be per-
:mancntly cured by taking Chamberlain's
.(fough Remedy. W. A. McGuire. of lilc—
;Kny. Ohio. says: "La (lrippe. left me,
i with a scverc couch. After using several
different medicines without relief. i
tried t‘bnmbcrialn's Cough Remedy,
which r-ii'ected a permanent cure. l have
also found it to be without an equal for
children when troubled with (.‘Olllfi or
croup. ‘25 and 50 cent bottles for All” by l
(i. S. Stilison i
l
Wan John llmnn? and is J. ll. I-reerr"
(‘hlef .lusttcc Tam-y quite?
la William lllsck': ii. ll. illnr-kmore"
\iark Lctunn? ll. K. ‘\'llli¢"
Was Franr‘iu Ilm‘on lean in streak»
.lnhn Lucklinr: V'Pnlj‘? l‘rny.
Was lion; much utun to ”to {on
Are Lamb‘s lull“ .mbl 2-day"-
Ilid .\iar)’ .\Inpcv lknlgv last. in Hnrr“
Did i". ll. “'nrncr' lion"
At what dbl Andrew .\larwil Slr’
Dow Edward Why taper rum-
"During the epidemic of la griprc}
l'hsmhcriain's ('ough Remedy took tic
lead hero and was much better liked
than any other cough medicine." H. M.
Bangs. druggist, (.‘bntaworth, Ill. The
grip is much the some as a very severe
cold and reliance precisely the same
treatment. This rcmcdy in prompt and i
cti’ectuai and will prevent any tendency ;
of thodiscmc toward pneumonia. For;
enh- by (ivr-rgl‘ l'. Stillson, druggist. '
What goodies dbl ltow Trim} i will .I
ilr Richard liuyle lit-aide"
That Kart- the wicked ’l'lmume Patna.
And mmlc .\Inrh .\ltrurulw‘
Was Tlmmm Tn-ltoll-xsh at aim
llid Richard Swell“. l ink?
Tell me. llfk.‘ George .\. .\nla sir-it '
lllri William Wim- a mask!
DON! Henry ( 'abot Lodge at hornr.’
John Horne kar- “hat and when?
lsliorxdupli‘urfntinin‘rtt lips“. W,
t‘alie-i tin rout a 1i? . . . .
diary i' Iiilliii’li in llrtsi‘iionrekveblng. H “ You“. ‘0” Imiilmrmn- “Hm I‘ II" '
,, . , ne-r at 5th arena.- rmli Limbs rwt, é'i'n‘iliy;
Durability 0, Wm"... ,fi'r'l'lilllil. which give ill pro" .‘ il'llr'lli‘pfllgl
Several years agnnfarmer in north??? lliil’i; ‘mfliil; WC”! *1 "‘32” I." do"
, . ~ , ‘ , . . . . i um i, bar- upny
mun made “Mn“ ”l cxrmrtments leach for t‘actus illmri I 'urr- zr- wore tin .
with different kinds of woods to my;whm would both. saving pm: on; tin
certain which would last longest , ill“ dim!" Willi! H“! l“ 9'1““? 'lli‘l"
. . . . .' " v t 2.. Ir. 'l'lu' ‘
when exposed to all the vrcrssrtndce b‘ml‘ 3‘ I" ’* ’5’“ “" (W‘
i
lr'-tl’l'., “.2
or m... m m... .. mum ... a..." at: “irr‘.....‘r;:.:'.r.;:.:.. ":33
stakes 2 feet long and an inch thick. lgetil:fnr}nfl1pmalarm i'u-m— in.» ii u...
A.
VllNd'NlilN lotntmituru .\tpiy. The Nib
A urinal Folding tan A‘ than ('o. Ni .3.
corni-r iirmlli-y and William Mrs-ere. .\ew
ilawnJ'nnn. 1:7 lw
drove them into the ground and left,
them there for four year‘s At ihci ~
end of that limo be {hand that the,I Taylor & Golden
elm. ash. hickory, White pine. oakln IE “I
and fir were culircly coin-d. Nlthflti ea S‘a‘e an ilSUI'dillié
in soniecnncs the stick could not be “"“IIIN‘iT‘l-V ”Milli-
dmwu out of thegruund, and to soy l'r-rwn- tmktnr tor-rm,” mow wt l.~
em! it not: nuiy a 1mm: mm Veg aut.‘:.tfrz.‘ir..“.’..tif..l‘.“r:.‘t*.*“rr.t rf:;.i“.l.‘.‘.;;‘.‘..':
etable fiber. Yellow pine and teakj“ffi‘jviihf‘fffg*‘fl‘ff‘l'firnfxfi' “‘V '“ "““I‘i';",‘,'l‘
were decayed on the outside only. 2‘ L m k i ‘ ‘ M"
the interior remaining firm and sulltl. “ A V 11.; D
while the host cedar was~ as good as. ' '
when put into the ground The ox , ”till-Yahp‘ut'l'm:lurch-influx” l‘.’ no”?
periment ought to be of value lul g.....‘.;'.‘.:“' “M l “M m 1"";31',"
people who make fences. also to
builders. as showing what kmd of
wood will best suit places where
dampness and moisture are tho nat
ural turtrtiitiorin-—St. Louis Globe
Dennicrat
'il'llilllfi' Pam limratcvi liilrw‘ tin-me will
- n More :r i will on the lungs in 1’) minim-a
.\iurc pl-nrrrnt ins: than camidmrnini oil and is
rm-mnmelidml by the Irina! rhyuiciims. For
sale by I‘. it Thllillll‘ to. From Mutt-r. ll.
ilii'.’
.\ Double \‘olhcd "range.
A curiosity in the shape of "an or
nose within an oratroe“i‘cll to tho
share of Mr. Morris A Thorium once
inn lot of fruit purchased by him.
The orange outside gave no r‘Yltli‘llt‘Ii
of being othcr than an ordinary «run.
but inside. when r-[rlll m hall”. was
another and it perfect urnugc except
that it had no rind and was only
about an inch and at half hidntmi-tcr,
It also laid a sort of alt-m. about as
large as a clay pipe filt‘lll. running up
through the center of what might br-
tcnuod the parent of the baby mature
to the main Mom. The baby orangc
warrant in the m-nn-r of rho larger
one. but wry close to the outside
rind farthest from tho main stem.
Baltimore American
iiaiw. u.
l
Ti! ”91‘.
l‘RT of lmwr luau-o. .\‘muiwnni .lve lir‘.
rent. 91': upper not later apurrmet v. .‘u.
Z-lr‘uulh .\lain strrci. rum sit and 33 Apply
to H. A. “'rmtm‘ \ttn
‘iiE tow floor in the Illrill‘llltr'l‘ bulld-
. inn. forruorly on upled lr limb-r induct.
l. 0.0 i-‘. For particular“ at ulre or it. 5
ilruwn.ui his stun-on South in aln hirr'vf. nr
(ll-(irate lr‘. licarr-o. t‘lty National Bank. amt
["0" SA loll}.
'l‘ili‘im hhl‘rmrlr'dfl. ninglc llllrilt‘rlr‘. t'rrlm.
blnn H and wb'n. All in MN clan
condition. Flinn [.\t'nui.
t-ill If
l'AYlXii shoe illIHIltt-rm lo a bran or email
A rirpltal: will not from claim-en in twenty
«lnilnru a merit. .\vlrlrmr. ll. .l. Hanan“.
Norwallr. Conn. 32:".
Illil'e’bl and lot filtlill. including cordon
Ill-ml Iourtiob: Mount-r: hard wuml trim‘
rulinzr- throughout; all imprrm-mr-nls: a lit sell
ill Niel: only mw minute front depot. Stall.
t?"""‘”‘ remain. Arturo-or. Lock ltox on. East
.nroa .
uplnt the (rural of t‘rrattuu.
lllili’ctio Ilnpc for tho future of
the World. cxr‘cpf that which is r-ug
gestcd by and law-d on evolution.
which! regardasihv Iiiuncof adi
vine and gracious furl-o by which the
j'Ji in
IiAf‘Ki'S wnicr Inninr. obit b will lw sold
1 t‘Ilt‘iIih for «out of use. Apply at llllu
ilillt‘rr.
,grrlrrfrrr'nmrnlo.
progress from the lmvul' to the high
er, from the simple to the complex.
from tho inorganic min llrc organic.
from the brute into man. from in
stinct into mind, and thence through
the moral into the spiritual, where
Irmamfuil {mlrmr and [perfect life.
The mall of creation in spirit. and
the final condition is l‘wrerhmr.»Rov.
T T. Mariner in hict‘ltiro’s Magazine.
Abolltll year ago i took to violent at'
tack of la grippa. l t‘illifllii‘ll day and
night for about air: Weeks; m wife then
logger out that i try Uhnndwr nin’r (tough
Remedy. At first lrmuldrcc undiffer-
enoedrutstlil kept taking it. and soon
found that it was whatl needed. I at
no relief from one dose. 1 took rmni er-
and it was only a low slay: until i was
free from the coil in. i think people in
general ought to now the value of this
remedy and! take pleasure in acknow-
led, on the benefit 1 melrrd from it.
tlla iron Mustard, (hoax. Ohio. tin and
to treat bottlea for role by (lecture (1 Still-
non. lll‘llfllfl,
’ children Cry for
Pltcher’e Oastoria.
children Cry for
-
Illllllilll SCENES "" no:
:zMIDWM PLAISANCE:
FAIR and SUPPER.
HIVIS IH' Tl": IAIMI" lli' ‘l‘llll
Saltorwalkcong’lthurclr
is run Lllrt‘t'ltl rlrrrw \hb i'AIlmrm.
Tuoarlay and Worlnaarlay.
January 30th and Slat.
{will 1‘0 to I’. M.
Mimi-slim. lilo: Suppl-r. one.
15’1"!
premium. or. Miran.
mating in mm {or
Mutual lilo too. 00.. oi l. b,
liatlonal itoglatry company.
and turner-om Fire. Accident. Marine and
ldairlilty t‘onrpaniea.
No. it Washington tit. Hodllnrwalk. i’t.
rowan r-rm om: a . lit? lira
” wnoons.
6m and nomad
toggles. Plottouoflrnlmr
canopies. titular. no.
Prices "in Butt an.
. w... a. .4...” ,.....W...
tYAhh an» alarm
mushywuslckmsgamhrrf‘aswrh.
Wheaatrevasotfldhtshnerled forth-tort.
Whendrehecamflkmflrocbmgtom
mmwm.memrmm
Pltohar'a Oamrla.
Accountant. PURE , i-
apply llr. [land's Teething Lotion to the 9"
Everyone needs money and so dn we. titer. refnrr' :w are all in ii."
tiller Big Inducomyamsio Purchasers. ’
OF
FURNITURE. *
it their line rooms 46 out 48 Main St. llorrroli.
Ladies’ Oak Desk, 85, $5, 7, 810;}Fancy Rocker. $2.80 to 310;
Large line Couches, Lounges, Easels, Hassocks, Hat Racks,
Foot Rests, White Chamber Suits complete. Also a large lino
Oak Chamber Suits, Book Cases. (lhefloniercs, Hat Racks.
(17
Another Successful Week.
People have found out that the insanitwe cat are euxicrlhr in quality. and lower in price
than at any rnarkotln either city. Would you know the reason? We run in the MEAT Burli-
NESS. We mskeitahusinossmnd We understand our brielneian. if there are any of our
0 up petiturs. who wish to try conr‘lusiona with us. they are hereby moat cordially invited lode
s). ll e cut nothinghut the best q'ilslily of meals, and can prove this statement by our large
and steadilyincreasingbnslness. We shall continue to give prizrm every day. until further
nolIce. The patron whose name iedrawn crwb day will be entitle] to run ills. Prime Rib
lions-i m’ Ilcef.
”flu—“mww
E. u. want-rams. Proprietor,
PEflPlE's MARKET. FREE ilElllIEliV. PEOPLE'S MARKET
iii North Main at., Sr). Norwnilr. 21 Wall st. ‘r'orwalk
Telephone call, fill-ll. i Satisfaction guaranteed. | Telephone doll, 57-3.
Artistic Photography. 1 i I
To those desiring nomethingtspecially tinein I’IIOT()(‘R 11’ I! ‘
VHVQRIK. I would call attention to the leEWllflrt which i am no'w growling};
it since. ‘ ‘
_ No pain or expense will bcapmcd to obtain beautiful results,
and musing. capecraily wrth delicate cmtumes and draperies,
FOR CHILDREN .
given to obtain pictures. which r‘mlrml} all that in childlike
both In lighting
l'ar ticular care is
natural and graceful.
Appointments for Sittings may be made by mail.
Crayon and Water Color Work
AT REASONABLE PRICES.
..-.._.. ....»_. ._...<
E. M. liCKSllIl. PHOTOGRAPHERS? hill Sl.. liliilWllIl.
PRICESTELL. "
c. H. HARVEY,
Leading Boot and Shoe Dealer.
announccs another cut in print: that Will lisltlf‘llrlll tin,- mm: pm innt purcbaecr. as
he believes to largo sales. little prniizs. :r' ti above all rtrmiv h . Hull gout-r. Also
his holiday Slipper-mwlnch an,x tib- latest lrIr'ir,WlII Im- 3 .id or, priws baynrrl compo-
. tition. and range in phone from i‘lx‘la to $1.00, and (awry ptircnaser to
amount of $5 till will be prcacntml with a lame bag (if i). H. Il,in‘!]xl~’lf!'d best flux:
, «'mrn boat, rm
look but for the coming silo for illl‘ ilc‘i'. ten tin) —* Hi
C. H. Harvey’s,
u in rr- it t' L:I'f'flll'*.~'. bargains. r'tzr' l» niflnirml in
Boots. Shoes. Rubbers 9: Slippers
Children’s Fancy flippers
BEING A SPECiAL'iY.
finlrrminmmfs. @rlrrlirinmrnfs.
HOYT’S OPERA. HOUSE.
"GRAND OPENING,
Friday and Saturday, Feb. 2 and 3.
EXTRAORDINARY ENGAGEMENT
Ii
Mr. ancchrs. Oliver Byron,
l‘i 'i‘lIlClIi \IlN'l‘ Ni : "i'.'-~l"i '. "l. \l -
“THE HEART 0F lFllllllI”
,\.\il
“The Plunger”
New. Original and Sensational, ions of Scenery. Wonderiul Effects.
Marvelous Stage lileoiianism.
Friday night and Saturday matinw'. "’l'hn liuari of .\fricoz”
Saturday night, “The i’lungor."
Admission. 500; Reserved Seals, 75c and SLOO.
(‘harih will own for lino ml» Irl‘ souls Friday lli'il‘li:ll‘(. .5 lunar; 125., :a' bur/1‘s drug Marat.
troutb Normdh. and lirmnffi drmr slum Sun» «in. 35;
gitlflfar'nmrnfa. folqlammrnla.
FIIIST llilillll IlliiSlIIElS
ill? 1‘!er
Alpha Wheel Club. l
unaware ovum “infirm, Literary and MUElcal
Tuesday and Wednesday lungs. Entertainment,
January mill and did. .,,,,,,,...,
rm an wtortroir EVEIIII
Mfllflt ‘ V"
of Ilrln noel .
in prev-nun?
nretmrt.ilre o
“It“! ‘liw attlitm . t rm ”nun: are atlas lamina
lea. ir. Anal!" - Worth, P'im‘yili‘irmial, ‘llim hula rrmsrm Vin
“I"! 1'. MIit‘lflIl llrr'nr. “rs tfalri dwi', dormant. in, “him",
«my 7 Hintmltr ‘ir. .\lnmnn. Merriam» “in! . wile
i" J Vim it. If'il'it'hwilo". a“ rimpmrie’, uni [in Amarillo
it N l arm-rare.
r.- . as
“muffin. hell I ll. Kevlar, orrlrrutm.
Andi ll Ml"? I‘lntl "it? .
mi ill". M El ‘ 1' “it t f
ton and Al rt ”colloid.
l “rim it. its to l. l'rerlrrlrtr. Illlhcmrvnllflilv rump, perm: 1mm...
I” ‘ ll "gent". "Kayo the “internment. y ‘ fi
' Min-m hr in hair: the Ignites me their
'4 l"
or" .. - . pi. .
tttnmndakgaflrl m fitnfilfllolvmhfl summit» more rim eh ' Merl
‘l‘ha waste to trauma m Ilium. intranet hmmmn at ,,
Tito ladloo‘ Aid Society of lira
ElSl llillilillll M. E. illlkilllli,
Wit I. 'alVl'I .1
i l r .. .
mm. pom "nu; minimal ‘2..th
nine-.Mew anre- :
our new. novel and ("I‘lflil’
llrmlng well-llamas sleet will
arm arm
Ii. l'. hum".
rrwl ii. Merrill.
children cry for
Henry Tilly.
. .mmpgu Abilililmmi. in (236312”
Norwalk Chronicler