«or
’\
that meet the
VIBWB
’Also our I
HATS
We sell the best two dollar Hat sold In the state.
FRANCIS &
6 Washington St.,
00.,
S Norwalk.
ll- Plaismd
DruggiSt.
II...
A bottle of
anl’laisl‘ed’sicough Remedy“
Will cure your cold. Try it,
”and remember that
Flaisled’s Sarsaprilla
" is the best'blood purifier.
15o Illenlr.
Pure Drugs
AND
Fine chemicals.
I‘Prescriptione carefully com-
pounded at
. ...t .. ..
.II.PIaisted
Druggist,
48 Washington St.
SOUTH NORWALK.
Wall Paper,
BBUSHES, etc.
figures for doing your work.
every case. p
E. R. carnam,
lie. 2 First Avenue.
EAST NORWALK.§
a»... 1.... ...
BREA'I IBB4 IlFFEB
IIFlllilLL BIISIIIFSS COLLEGE.
Winter Opening.
January 2. l 894.
NEW PLAN all WWW“... u.
fluent" opinion
yl'pewrlter on com-
U
I ulnar.
.Pfll.l.i.:‘.i’ti‘”‘hfii¥i
”:‘ll'llltt'lliiiiw
Merrill College.
Stamford.
(Bonn.
PAINTS. OILS. GLASS.
This is a good time to Paint.
i shall he Pleased to give you
Will guarantee Satisfaction in
We use only leviatt's Pure.
White lead and Best linseed
ol'i
ma! season oi the subscription dancer collection will b! taken. A” members
limiter this Illlllplti‘l'fl (II lollies OI I'i'ImI in come. In” M” VIII ”I for
The Kalli) Outing I‘Iul) WIII M n lillfl, ”I!“ IS tohtsheld “‘9'
” tuck. Both men we o thrown out, and
Perhaps This Will Interest You.
Always the BEST HORSES for the Least It... at
BROOKSIDE FARM,
M. H. PARSONS.
hire. Franltw Wale; is sick with the
grip at. her home on Roton Hill.
John W. Hyatt was the winner of the
rib roast, yesterday' a prize at the Pmpie‘ a
Market. '
«For three days those butter cups.
Lane’s.
Mrs Ella lockwood will dispose of
her furniture at 9 Washington street, at
private sale. w___
Mlas Mabel F. Spendlove, who baa
been quite ilI about a week with plan-
rlsy and grip, is convalescing
—-For this week. Men's heavy winter
gloves at cost, at W. A. Benedict a
Cbnrlea R. North, of Chicago, is visit-
ing his brother, Photographer George 8.
North. of Elizabeth street. _
Dayton Long, the infant son of (team
E. and the late Elizabeth Dayton long.
died in Jersey City. yesterday
Till)” EVENING sennnnL.
JAMES GOLDEN. Editor and l’roprlhtor.
6 months $.60; 3 months
use?" lmonyt.h,iili':enlfl: steels tropism cents
800‘"! NORWABK “RI ALARM.
no: 3~Corncr Washington and North Main
streets.
Box 4-Corner Day anti 'I‘olles streets.
Box 9—0roas street.
Box “inth street. opposite Frank-tin street
. school.
Box lib—Concord street, opposite school.
Box 1&- Corner North Main and Ann streets.
Box Iii—Corner High street and Bnyview
avenue.
Box lu—Norwailt iron Works building.
Box l7-Corner West menus. and t 'edar
street.
Box ill—Corner
avenue.
Box ink—Corner Ely avenue and Benton street.
Box fill—Corner South Main and Monroe
streets.
Box afi—Ilfilectrlc Light station.
Box 41~~Falrfleld avenue and Cedar street.
West street and Taylor
Miniature Almanac for ‘l‘o- n-I.orrosr
Sun Rises Nun Sets High Tide ' Low Tide
at 7:03 at 5 ‘ll .Iitl
New York Herald Wenthor Forms-I.
‘lllc wcuther tmlny plomises to be partly
cloudy and cloudy with slight temperature
change, followed by some snow or rain and by
colder conditions. To morrowil promises to
be wider and noerally fair.
~Ct>emopolltan and blunsey II for F—ell
ruary, at post office news stand.
Mrs Charles Bosch, IIf tiirnrd pint-II,
leftSoutIl Norwalk yesterday for New
ark, N. J, to spend a wot-II with rIIn
lives.
Joseph Cox, of Butch Hill, in danger
ously ill with typhoid fever at the home
of his mother, Mrs. Clam ("ox. in New
York city.
-—Round steak is lie. a pound, II!
Hayes market.
Charles Yohnsen, a Swede. Was arrest-
ed last night for being Intoxicated. Jus-
tice Edward Barrett fined him 3i and
costs. which was Eid' ‘
William Dougherty, of Bridge-purl. a
stone cutter employed by Raymond
Brothers, is sick With the Imp at his
boarding place on Water truest.
Lowest Point of the Thermometer.
The lowest point of the thermometer for the
twenty-four hours ending at noon til-tiny was
2‘2.“ Rhos c zero.
Mil 'I‘II NORWALK.
What the People of our City are Imlltg
and Fluvial.
If the sleigbing continues good t-ruight
the pupils of grade 7. of the. Franklin
street school, will iIavI-II sleigh ride to
Stamford.
—0ur breat'l Is the best they say Lanes
Aslcighing party of fiftoln louples
came from New Canaan, last nignl.
They stopped at. the Mabel-heme hotel
and enjoyed one of Landlord \Valz's
elaborate dinners. served to his best
style.
-—-C hoioe cclairs and cream puffs Lane e
Mr. and Mrs. Fred B Hallo: k. who
have been residing in M. D. llandnlle
house on Riverside avenue, contemplate
moving to “union! Plow, this city.
A Shetland Wellillmptiny from J. II
Hung, of Maunolle, Iowa, attracted con-
siderable attention c n the depot platform
this morning. Ii: was sent to Mrs. Allen
S. Apgnr in Ridggfieltl.
-—Sausagc and sparerib an»
pound, IIt Bayee_'_____ market.
Hatch Bailey,*-_ at (to. yesterday with-
drew their attachment against the estate
Luther Wright yesterday placed three
handsome signs on the poet-ofliee build-
ing,advertisiug the insurance businen
of Walter L. Wilcox. The lettering is
very finely executed and reflects great
credit on the artist who did it.
tor. :I
——I-‘ml.- chocolates for till-cl: days.
200 pound. I/lntl‘s.
"my of Jacob and Margaret Vanilmlrirkma
West street. nethere was cvidrnl'l- tint
Yesterday afternoon. “'l‘nwsrr." II vol “I" did Mt have any chum ”in”: i'
unblc watch dog owned by August
Wcicllmnnu. employed by Hook 0
Becker. made his appearance with a
large bullet lodged in iIil-I back. The
owner is making on inn-litigation, and
will endeavor to find out IvlloslI-It the
canine.
An ad JOUI’Md meeting of tbu Norwalk
Wheel club will be held turnight for the
purpose of hearing the report of Joseph
Davis and W. A. Wheeler, who were
lppointod a committee ill so» about
reorganizing the club.
~—lnetl'uctlonlrriven on the mandolin.
Bliss Mabel Hoyt, 08 West revenue.
Nil Carrie Keeier, (laughter of George
D. Keeier, died at 102m this morning
at her home. 15 Elizabeth street. ll.
Keeler had been ill with consumption
for some time. She wneln her fortioth
year. The funeral will be held Monday
at 2:30 p. III., from tilt! lil’lulfl‘.
-l.uthcr Wright hits u love sleighs that
he will hire. llc has a line elm-h to stll
atlowoet prices.“ .-
This morning, about 10 \I'r inch, IIlIiic
Matthew W. l-ltnrr. who represents bill
sou, Frank It. Starr, the confection”,
was driving down North Main sin-ct,
one of the runners of his sleigh caught in
the horse our track. The vehicle upset,
throwing Mr. Starr out. The shafts ulso
broke,allowing the horse to iron hit-well.
but he was stopped Immediately Mr.
Starr woe unllurt.
A special communicntlon of (lid Well
lodge, F. unll A. DI" will be hold to—
morrow evening Second degree. l'niou
Lodge, No. TI. of Stamford, will vislt'Old
Well. February 6th, and witness the
work oi the second degree. F‘. l. Jot-m
will do the M, (’7 work.
I t has been learned tut the dog which
strayed into Edmond Zelufl's yard and
was shot by Ofiloer Gladstone. mention-
ed in yesterday's Easels-alt, belonged to
Frank (lodeon. Theda; woe legislator!
and his. Hudson. ltk laid. talkeof bring:
lageeult fordamegesegalass someone.
‘iane‘s for molly. price, quality and
variety. ‘ ..
The young ladies of the Eptvorsh
Leagueoenuected with the first W
the: church, will give W
of their sewing and eecitl eater-
talnmenls. at the panama Monday
afternoon and «rate. Hopper willha
served from lite 3 o'clock. autism
~-l.odles‘ and children‘s mullnct- at
iont’s Opera House, Satin-tiny Prices
of admission on and 50 souls to my part
oi tilt-house. .
Large numbers of young people im-
proved tillI opportunities for collating.
lest night, the sport in South N'orsltlk
being confined exclusively to the (My
strolItiIlil. The hiliwall in fairly good
condition, there being only two or three
spots nlII-rll it. would not “pools." In
many places the bill was worn to II gllule
of it'd. mullet: it very lllti'litf'i’ulltl to
horses.
~Bitiis’li'illd‘1‘cli‘ildrth's suits and roof-
ers, at W. A. benedict‘n.
The neat and BEBE; the lulu. of the
heldluArlon Hail. nest lliontlay ovum
Ming. May's Banjo orchestral will lltruleh
music and lit. Latte will cater. 'i'heee
«noes have been very successful in every
particular and have added much to the
social pleasures of the season.
A sleigh containing two Dorian men
apostle front at J. Donovan. Jr'.s new
bullets; on Washington street, yester-
day afternoon, caused by one of the run-
ners «sung caught in lItt‘ Tramway
Elton ll. baker, who for six years has
been foreman of the trimming room at
Croiut a: Knapp’s No. l factory, resign-
ed yesterday to become city editor at the
Daily News. which makes its W
this afternoon. Thoma; hates to his
department at the factory Whit.
on his retirement. with a more
umbrella, emulate. lite lentil-billets”
of gold. together with e Needful eon»
quos of lioness.
as“ areas! let ls Ito‘s-Ian.
latest-nan. regency am Geo
try. forty years er, a We.
the immoral! road. “I! M of
heart ensue, mum-sue
Stamford Hausa. trial w h
the horse started to run. Biomass.
Everett Kyle, who «us coming stances
sear, sets the worst. and urinals;
theoasto a elsnttetlll Jumped ill and
cousin the animal by the brittle. meant
In; future! delirium
out > . ~
at 250,
84 WASHINGTON
sonnets salve. ' '
a finely [induct of "one [runs the
”l D" III! of Town!
Actiogflobooi Visitor Austin is examin-
ing the pupils at the (Banter school this
afternoon .
John Cotter. of Mt. iloily. N. J.. u the
guest of his father and sisters on West
lain street. _________
Edgar N. Sloan assumed the duties oi
deputy collector to-day, ‘and took charge
of the office in Bridgeport.
——Dne lot ladlaa' fur trimmed jackets,
lloston Store.
Mrs. George L. 'l'uiier, of Mel-win
street, ison the sick list. , Mr. 'l'uilcr is
lighting of! an attack of the grip.
George E. Thompson. of New Haven,
general agent of the New Yorkl Life In-
surance company.wus in town ycslero
dny. w“
The scholars of grades ii and 6 of the
Over River wheel, with their leachmt,
lies ‘Allsn and Mrs. Camp. enjoyed a
sleigh ride to New Colman. yesterday of-
ternoon.
wPork chops, Bo. People's hlnrhel
A daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
Fitch, of Main street, died Tuesday in
Greenwich. Iler remains were brought
to Nor-.vnlk this morning and buried in
I'uion cemetery;~
The funeral of the late John Btunett
will b.- held Saturday afternoon at. ‘3
o'clock, from his Into residence on East
avenue. The burial will be in Union
cemetery. Rev. S. B. Pond will atheists.
bliss Clara llili returned to \‘ltssar L‘ol-
Iege, yesterday, to join the close of '05,
afterayear'e absence on account of ill
health following the grip. ller friends
are gratified other complete recovery to
health. __ w
Officer John Lowth was nailed down
to Arnold tit Co's foundry. yesterday, to
quell a disturbance which some outsiders
were trying to raise with the lnoniuera.
The trouble was over before the otlioer
arrived.
—I'rizee every day. People's Market.
A special businen creating If Israel
Putnam Section, Cadets of Temperance,
will he held to—movrow night In St.
George Bell, Main street, beginning at 8
o'clock. All members of the motion IIIII
requested to be we.“
——Children‘s shirt waists at 25 cents.
Cannot be matched for quality and price.
W. A. Benedict. .-
On account of thTamendments adopt
' ed by the Bruise that the wool schedule
shall not go into eflect untti August 1!.
and the woolen goods schedule until
December 2. The Norwalk Mills company
have decided to start up again on full
time until the regular summer vacation.
Rhoda L, Widow of the late Aaron B.
Sturgea,died at her home in Weston,
' Tuesday. aged til years The funeral
will be held from the Norfleld (buttress-
tlonal church. Sunday afternoon at i
o’clock. Thedecoaaed was the mother
of B. J. Sturges. of New York, formerly
of Norwalk. __ __ i m
John If. Wadegocs to Bridgeport to-
day to assume the duties of secretary and
treasurer of the llublreli. Wade It Ryder
company, who succeed Swan If: Bush-
nell, ship chandler! Vice-president
Harry Illder goes over to assist Mr.
Wade. President Carnal flubliell will
not actively camellia business until his
term as postmaster expires.
—-’l'ha last cut—dissing}! one 1 it's on
cloaks, at the Norwalk Boston Store.
Officeroeorgelfostbsophada narrow
escape from being injured. Tuesday
night, while walking down North ave~
one. He tramway
John’s residence. when a large limb
broke from a banana came crashing to
thegrmtod just ahead of him. As it
was. one of the branches struck him on
theI arm, but produced nossrlnue effect.
~Wlntet cloaks at half prim and loan
at the Smalls 80qu Store.
Willie I‘IIIillpl. the young step-sort of
Ilobui liven. of lamb elem. was
sliding down the em III the alleyway III:-
tween the James block and E. J. Hill's
was on Water street wltbsomeother
boys, yesterday afternoon, when his sled
runoff“. lbedockaad Williewaathmu
upoathe seats. the tide being low.
Several of histroot teeth were broken
out.
may beforesls o'clock last evening.
ahosseeovcelimtoaee. self hailed“
rue tong distress, came down lain
street with a pair of shafts dangling at
his basis. The animal stopped on Water
street. and Diners lawns took it to
Dean'- stables. when it tree claimed
about 10 o'clock by Jacob Italians!
Italian mil. its salt! be was harnessing
eileboveetoa sleigh, whanthe animal,
use halo. and to the Mei belie, I'll
am,” the sleigh all! feeds.
hl-eeit from ILW
mm of Hie-em at We.
u’l‘lmpoaulfe oi the have shoulder
”hemmeehsrneaueseluepla 7
on s ' Heavy Hose.
Worth 250 at [90.
Our Ladies’ H086.
A. Dickerman .81. Son,
half~lined, only $1.98, at the Norwalk "
~See. East Window.
are Excellent Value.
STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
.. wows“-.. .4. ..
Highest of all in Leavening l’owcr.——-l.zttcst U. SQ Gov’t Report.
Balti
R2)“ Pow}:
ABSOIJII'ELY PURE
(WI-II Till-i Illl I It
III-3H} III'NTIHI.
last- and lillssip oi ilIe- ill-y
‘v'nrwnih.
The scholaril of the East Arr-nu.- Molli-
odiel l-Ipiecopal‘Sunday school cutertninvd
by Mrs Frank Seymour, Tuesday oven-
Ing, at her home on lleury «trout, were
Misses Minnie Janos, Edith l’egg, Julia
Bennett. Minnie Ross, Nettie Warren,
Carrie Reallulou, .tdllio Keaton, Ada
Benedict, IJIttio (Jolt-mun. Lottie Barlow
and Lillian Owe-us, The owning was
[Ileosontly spent in games, nitr-r which n
collation was served, and it was quite
late when the guests departed for their
homes. near Dr Kindrcd's sanitnrillm in Dork-n,
CI-ptiruus thIrr. iiiIId wry suddenly t‘IIInnimul turned and begun retracing
yesterday Ilflcrno n :It IIH home on the his tracks.
Gregory Point rtltt-I lil- wasiutileforlyv. Mr. I’I-lty. who followed to n point near
eighth yonroflIiszlgo.tllld bull Incl-n ill Mr. I-‘iclrt-tt's born, when. at nearly
poor Iteuill some limo. ills condition twelve rods from the door. he fired, the
was not, (apparently any worse when he shot taking effect behind one oi the uni;
got up yesterday morning. lie was nllli's fore-logs. Ile gal-cone hunndnml
noon taken with ts coughing spell, lot-a~ ‘i'l-ll dead. The deer was a fine speci-
men and milled to his brother. who men, weighing one lIlInIlrIIdtIndeiellty
found him suffering from :I hIIlllorriIllgo. pounds dressed. .\lI examination re-
Bt‘Iui’t? u dot-tor Could be sulnulllutll Bll‘. Yl‘ltll‘ll that In: IllllI twonlyslx No. 4 shot
Carr (Ilt‘d. The funeral will be held this in his body, It is thought the lIOt-I’ was
afternoon .It 3 (film. It. one “llicll escaped 50ml- (one «go from
The Ladies' Aid v~ocieiy Illtll ll \on “llitolzlw Reid's plilm'. or the Phillips
plcneing and successful erltcrtuiumI-nt, , Form iniilelIhroolr.
last night, in the Rust. Awnuo III: tlIIIdisl , "‘
Episcopal C.Iillrt:Il An excellent [in her lll‘k by Is Trnlll Whilst Seeking Work.
gramme was rendered. the persons Who. Snell-Into, February ‘
kindly moi-dull being Bliss Ilronsun vio a mine ”I I”"”'“_“”“; England. and
Iiuisl; Bliss smith. olocutlonist: Mrs ”M“ “’“W' "M "’ V“ “"k “5 “
Holmes, c-Inlralto; II P. Morgan, hari watchman was BU’ULIK by on oxprlsa
mm; Mm N E. I'llmphtll. soprano itrnin at Greenwich, yesterday, and
Mrs A \' I’addotk gan- n reading :lhrought to St Johns Hospital, in this
and the Apollo orchestra I't'IllIt’I’t‘lI sIIlrcl-i plum-yesterday afternoon Ilia left leg ““5
ions. Bliss L cIIItI L' IIonInIIllicu Itue the amputatcl “how ”I“ knee, and probably
accompanist of tilt-owning titer the. Il'l‘” 0‘ his right. arm “in "am m be
entertainment refreshments norl- st-rwd, haiku] 0“ t I“) lie 10% mg .I‘ 'b in \‘m
by lllf‘ ladies ill the church pillar. I "Wk “m1 “as “mm“ for eulplovment
. , ‘in t Inns along the line of the railroad.
”Tilt" plat-II to buy or hire Sll‘lglli is at i ‘ , '
“'right'gt ’rpprwitory. \I‘lllialiil and Frank I ”ILI”
'l.ll\li IflillllN 31:13-ili,linron Long infant
IIIl strut-III.
‘ ulltor George 1-.. un-l llle lots lcllr-Iltttlt
IMHUD hum:
Taylor St Golden
Bealt estate and Insurance
W ASIIINGI‘UN ‘VTlfl-l F T.
In East uumutlm Sportsman Kate iIII Experience ,
not often Encountered llereabouta.
The famous deer which has bit-ll seen
several times during the past few weeks
in the section of country lying south of
South Nora-ails, is no more. Yrsterdsy,
while olll. after rabbits, Ira Petty and
William Iiroudhurat, of Ros-nylon,
sighted the fleet-looted quodrilped. Mr.
Potty fired, the shut taking effect, hilt
the door kept running: ‘at quite II lively
pace. Mr. P-lty. however, started ofl
trucking him through the snow.
l —-i' merge lIilI
“other (artsy 5i SIrI-s- t “nrm l‘mvtior.
\Iolill r (iray. :I ourso in the (' lIiIIIren III
Home In New YorL, Illlil for were treated.
children successfully vl itllu reulv .ly, now i
'I’t'pdft‘tl and [illltt‘d in tlIIIIlrul: stuns,
called Biotin-r (imy' s Sw eI-t Worm Pond-
ers. They are sold b.- all (Iruguisinn
2‘) cents a put lingo. They remove all
worms, are harmless as milk, pleasant to
take and never inIl. \ nlunblo for fever-
Illllflt‘sli. constipation and bond: II he even
l'ttrvlilk Inoklillé flii' rt II 1 Hi 1.1mm .In- I hit
with the How o pill‘tllllfliutbnrn III\IltII to
call tend uxnmlnl- II or list. \\ II hull tilt in for
salt- in ever) port of IIlt‘ lit} at r-Ilwlnnlllt
if no “I‘m“ 9"" Ilrl‘f‘t‘lll. Ask your ' IlrlcvsIInIiIInImI-v Itirllln. It at ti
(linguist ;
‘ 'r - ‘t
r I , .
ll. Ill H II Irlllllrlu Sheriff of Iller “ ‘I‘ l . n-
(30.. \V. \’_I , lspprm iui lilitl. {M L NF 1 lmm‘ka i“ m ““3” r
llIrII Inquire,
”0 w“ i‘lnll ~irltla I .l~i I ill
I (‘vlitl “Ilt‘li Ilt‘» ‘ ‘ "
(‘I‘IIII‘I’ l
inf ht u r,
f.“ IIl'w «In and
and Ills»; uni Iiihliill" In a II so, H 1'
almost vi'lltslrillml with
procured n it. It!» ..l l 'lIInIbIIllnin‘ 4 i , ‘ka ”’1'.”,',.l,,',"{,l:‘Pli'fifllh“ I,,',,l,‘"":f‘_
‘. 4" . ' I It- a: " Hill 0 “1““ .l-ll In
t .quh It mod}. I t. ..Il tgl n N Ill
prompt. relief. I find It to III-I IIII lIItIIlu- MN) The Na-
{V UV- l' SIDS mnlpusllllrs
ilnnuih IIlitlg Flux .x— I'lli l‘l' (It. NIL.
mruvr [Instill-y Ilnd Williuln
Ilml- I‘n.( olln
abil- Irnlltiy fIIr i‘llllLZIlr- IIIIII U ml ls.‘ ' l‘nrt
. . . New
flilIl'Ily ll. l' bllllsm, Ilrugulst.
:37 III
~tru- in
lilomlmi IlonuIllrt-tlw will
fill tiltI lungs In lrIllllnlllt-u
TOIWIU. \lelinglun until I-tlll Illltl "only. “or: lunelrnlillutlllult-IlmllilIrrelt’lloilmldin
IlIlIIlIIIIIIIIIItIl l») Iill‘ host IlII~iIlIIII-I. For
Ih‘tnliltl" '" it"‘l'tlrI- tilt luv-Ililitlo Illl’lenll llt i-: I: tannin...“ l-mn timer. ":3 wit
rIIt'umrIll ItI lIIIIt trill-rut tip pniu Wilbur.
clieclu 'llI" ll~x i It: lllliu tIlIIiieI I' lllll IlltIlll‘ ell“ III‘YI‘
and that -ll- ll I» :I «I liar-ll it I'm luluul
.lflck with grout rill' ~I~~-a II'or ~:lIlI by H, I thz‘lli-I‘ 'illllI inur- llltllf “Il‘li ii
, . .' I lul llriml I rm IlIlptIII is «out ”I II
F “I‘ll-“HI ”milk“! iIIIlll April IsI lists been mupiwi us It III‘)‘
Itmxissluru runtlnllully for lIm [Hui {till-on
\Ire I'ntll_\ Thorn, \IIIII rt,-
l’lIItH‘ omit
tlsiurrs. ill
- ., , More. and Iain“! nun lItII es sutll IIlllllro
I'« W‘- .I... ~"’““"f“" ‘ 1‘” 'Iurlll mm P. Film l Mutts tliw
".4 I“. .‘trlt IIIII i'Ill .-III 1". . . -‘. Imtlllgl .... ._._.
filling! Illliv I,“ n- ill “I I\ In low ”“1“ ltNlh‘iIl-Zi) Illllll‘l‘ ll lied. room! high
- and .9“ d, “Nil" 41,. , .t It, ,y‘,_. I It, 4,. lmnllon: Item ulntlou. with if I III- Nulltiitl;
, ‘ It i , H uolulimrnellllli “t‘II. newr lir) ilcnl. Stun
Int-l bills at“ lllu \ “U l rid i'I' ‘lIIuIltiI. by your only Apply ~tullnu nut-ht
"wit furl (N'LLIF Illumll‘ tlrt ll I ‘Ii --m. llunnnon. onll fllw
r “1,,“ ho lilt- mutiny III. ‘il ”‘1; I ‘M " W *m‘“
'IhIml il'I‘t'l’ villi uld II I l. ._ «I m H. I Ill RII‘. dill i'mIlll'l null wash Iltlllllt' mtlllmf
I II ' I I i f ' ‘ soil of null-r aIIIlliI-tI-rll let the mouth
below ‘I? II’I‘MIIBM I l ' ~-‘ Near ilowullnu Hittilnit AM)“ In «lnllon
I'i'litlto .It I’ltttstm' . l' l‘l‘. win:r auetll 'flliv
.‘UIVP‘I tIl'
-u.l'.|. it ll
I [ll Hit. lull-n. orI-llnrll and novel-lit Ill‘ run of
lend Ill Fl \l' Milo Ill tar: nlotthouw, suit
IllIIeior tuttiumllloel ni li‘lvl Ml Io IlIVIrlup
slalrn.llollmoll Ii NI-c lined down stairs.
in Isireel: lit-n II l-e rooms II Ii‘airileblllve-
llllelnlx roomy up suite on .fonme street;
three rooms in brick Illlllk on Wnsblnltiorl
ezllet-l renown W le' utrlet. from It to tilt
per month. it.“ \sontt lino»
. .. fill iw
)hll’i‘ of lower house. I‘dewarli avsnllr.
rent an: upper and lower amrtlnetll. No.
:lttlmuhit Ihnlrwi.rntli all told to. Apply
in it. A. 'ertii’lWAllll
‘Illi to};
you mm lulu tlI prob-ll:
“at mfuvlms I II IIVt‘I' " .
Ten days lens of time on account of
debut-st and It doctor bill to pay. iI lllly
thing but pleasant for fl tnlIlI of u IlithI)
‘ niempletc whether be Is aloboror,
lc. merchant or puhllrhdr Jae
Jones. publisher of the lender. ill-ale,
us. was sick in bell for It'll days with
Mourlpduring its prevail-mm nymrnr
tern ago. Lair-r in till- your lil‘ hndu
iloor ill the Inuuruuu- build-
menu... It. ..,.. I... mom ll" lf"h.l't'.:l.‘iit’ll'."..‘Iilll:"..t“l'.'.“il
easel uIIIIIi CIIEIIII’K‘I'IMIIHI limb Ill-m irownmtllin summit South sin street, or
only with wnlld'lllllll‘flul‘flt’bfl.I tgiuk, “rm IMF.MIBIHIYNIIIUIMIIMHR. le'Itr
beingln bed 1 llttlIIoI-I-r tun eye.
The mood uita'cll I lull. sutlnlleg WtOIIlIiI in“ HA LE.
v nltusl as Instle rs tut W
minim» iii tiletenmly‘ it should Pitll’n't‘ssnlsnfhn eehoid furniture. l'ItII
hebortleln mind that the urlpls much N" 9" ”u" “.316” mm 3‘“ Idi‘fi¥{"}llu
tiresome no a wry severe will and II» . .
series! the same treatment sort... teal-db "It! lmrm-n. mlm
Wm go stroll! to cure a unldqulcltl 1‘ “not“ snug! Lough/l ‘ mil to IITKIJW rinse
ante eternally glvothls "dimly atria. “m“ ""' "I ’ ‘l “-
illllidm octet bottles for sale by (I. i'.
Btilleou druuulet.
PAYING shoe business to a man of small
mpilnl; will mil from sliilllel'ii to twenty
ollorn It not-ll Milton. ) .l. Imam”,
Norwailt. i ulm. hilt"
children City for , “M“-
Buddhist-2.:“that"itn't'
i I . H
Pltcher’o Gastoria. .
children Cry for
nl‘liII.Il
- Notice.
yrligupppual Illustkllnlueggnuggotlng III 'l‘hen
held wet t e o as the company
ones: if brunt 7 . f
m my aunts Ins “WWW .I'llmlt I. I'll. “ii ll. titsundw b rm on
milswaaamuldfiincfledfmfw lie
ntittltiihtli. has». 7 I
mmmmmmmm ttcllngntlmlilfor
ltulllal lite ins. lie, at I. l..
Ittlenei ileeletty company,
mumuummwmu. é’
WOIMI’III ma ”1% fl” colon Irvine the
CNN!“ 0:7 '0' as. Is nestles-ad: Mere-mot.
Marmara-st it".
after Ili‘!f.lfi.l‘ null bud no difficulty inI
Wileu‘
TlIislvrouglIt him in near,
Illierlig lndueenlenls to Purchasers
OF
FURNITURE.
it "if" Florentine 46 and 48 Main St. Norwalil.
Ladies’ Oak Desk, $5, $6, $7, Blfljli'ancy Rocker, $2.80 to 810;
Large line Couches, Lounges, Easels, Hassocks, Hat Rocks,
Foot Rests, White Chamber Suits complete. Also a large line
Oak Chamber Suits, Book Canes, Chefl‘ouieres, Hat Rocks.
(I?
Another Successful Week.
in: WWII: have found out that the mentslwo Lut are superior in quality. and lower in price
ltllan at any market in either city. Would you know the reason? We are in the MEAT BUSI-
lNEflf-l. Wemltkeltubualneesmnd we understand our busine-n. If there are any (If our
competitors, who wish to try conclusions with us tllII y are hereby most cordially Invited to do
so. We f at nothing but the best quality of meats. and can prove this statement by our large
itend steadily Increasing business. We ebullconlluue to pile prime elcry day, until further
notice The patron whose name lsdrnwn eat: it day it'll be l-ntilhd to tI-n lbs. Prime Rib
Roast oi Beef.
“0.....-
E. J. WADHAMS. Proprietor.
PEOPLE'S MARKET. FREE DELIVERY. PEOPLE'S MARKET
13 North Main et., So. Norwalk. ‘21 Wall on, Norwnllt
Telephone-coil, fill-fl. : Holinful-tion gunnlutl‘ttd. : ‘i‘elepilou-I cell, 67-3.
ArtiStic. Photography.
’I'otlIoscdcsiringsomethingIsper:iuily tlnoin PIIO’I‘OC' RAPIIIC
VHVOIIKJ would cull attention to the new line which i am III-v executing in
II elves.
No pain or expense will be Spillf‘ll to obtain beautiful results,
and posing. (specially with dolic:ntot0stllnles and draperies
FOR CHILDREN
Particular cute is give II to obtain pictures, which embody oil that is clIi‘d'ibA.
natural and graceful.
Appointments for sitting: may be. made by mail.
Crayon and Water Color Work
ATREASONABLE PRICES.
lznlh llI lighting
't.
pI
....V.. W ..__
r. M. nelson. PHBFBBBAPHEB.5 lull so. nennlll.
PRICES TELL.
C. H. HARVEY
Leading Boot and Shoe Dealer.
annountes another cut ill prim-e that Is ill (lHIIlIili- it the lumt pm! “I pun llzlscr, as
he believes to largesltltn. liltll- proiits I II :lllll-I lII n'i'll ti). ill: at .120“. He!)
his holiday Slippers, which are tin- lot: at IlIt l~‘ mil in s lIll :It I .ri- - II will compo-
tition, and range in prime from 1‘2: is it. If], llil, III'III ow ry pun! I:l.-I r to tilt»
amount of $5 00 will Ix' presented with It I ll}. ‘0 but; of D S. Doll Ilptrt ~I beet flour.
Everyone needs money and so do on tho f'l r. for. no are all in tllII ~l IInI- boat in
look out for the coming sz-Ill for lIll' iz-I‘x'i to no. II - ..
C. H. Harvey’s,
whorl- tho urr-utI-st lair; lilm l’I'IIl LII i'illlllllt Ii ill
Boots, Shoes, Rubbers Slippers
Children’s Fancy Slippers
BEING .-\ Sl’I-ICIAL'I'Y.
grlfrrrrtilmwnls. fulrrfuiltmmls.
HOYT’S OPERA HOUSE.
GRAND OPENING,
Friday and Saturday. Feb. 2 and 3.
EXTRAORDINARY ENGAGEMENT
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Byron,
I}: ’l‘lllilt \IiltI'I' t—l’l vault l. l’I.\\"I
“TIIE IIFAIII BF ‘lFIlIBII”
.\‘II‘
" . , ’ .
The Pi u nger’
llew, Original and Sensational, ions at Scenely. Wonderful thesis.
Mansions Stage Mechanism.
Friday night and Bowl-day lnntinov. ”'I'IIII Heart of Atrium"
Saturday night, ”The Plunger."
Admission. 500; Reserved Seats, 75c and BLOB.
chum wiliopolltor lIInmIt-nf «out: I'll iIIv lillll’llllla’. .I'lnt‘uty on .u lmlt‘u drug gm",
Booth Not-wells, and llrruory‘n drug nturv, Nnrlmllt i”
Telephones $2 50 Each,
The southern hit-Iv Enabled Telephone l'oru-
pull villu- r-labllI-iml retail datum out at
Ilttmlrt other, New mm, t',l. am I’ll pep.
perv-l lo illrtIl-h iiull ulteq'putol telephoned and
' other line r-pllpqwul ho lmlu «airmen
;-Ilflll1 Ilaflnlll‘f'wl Hi ”i“ Ill"
Hilde Illlill". \- lllI II has been III rm- lhrorlu
Iii II rlllwl Millie-I for many won. on
them to snails instrument-I of the big
strum u' mlrltm-lllrltl l'avllwe Ilenltlhfl tele-
trimm- rriiii’lle will “fill II In HIM? HIM? B0
hall ntl this I ”roped“ Minn-milking lift-lam
’Pvlwhnilm ll Intuit ”the? will bind!“
rWPOl flgnrvl. information en ti. the
methods . f equipment and um of ”Lung:
meld will be: hm rfvlilv furnished- t
m: Now itnuland telephone! aural .-
pllrimetlt IBM ntlflfilfbpil :ee-wl even. I“
WAGONS.
Newauslaoenadhand
Buggies. Phaeton, colleges
FOR Sale!
A GREAT Btlliilllll
1‘le WELL KNOW
American House
AMI
RESTAURANT.
lull-Will At
It Main St. llolvltlll. Conn,
i! ”WIRED sou DALE.
it contains stabilise furnished rooms leis:
N ANII T",l‘l-Il§¥{
consult-oi r s or ialnli iloi and “till
Rat-telnet. MM... interest-nu “WWI 3M”- Illi-
Infill-'1'?" Iiiir‘ianmd will ii hill Ifl’f’lhzllz’} P.” t B it A"
{33.1%‘Idmflmmli. fire it} C” 0 II a
teen muzgfl «dispel !a}! filling!” lee bani. ”m m;w ‘
Ilsa Henry “out. A,
Norwalk Chronicler