' RItlitled’sEough Remedy
,flpfl'fll Cohen.
hallo struck or
.. ital.
111’
en’s Furnishlns
csponsivc chord hi the hearts of a buying oom-
M H ATS . ,
'. Whitetail the best two dollar Hat sold in the state. '“
+. - FRANCIS ‘ a 1 00.,
86 Washington St,
SOT.“ Norwalk.
Il.Plaistcd
j‘i‘Druggist.
mi?
, “mo—av—
'i I
'r . .
a‘ bottle of ,
Willouro your cold. Try it,
undiremernber that
Plaisled’s salsaprllla
is the best blood purifier. _
15H IlIITlIE.
Pure Drugs
A ND
Fine chemicals.
4-»——~oo¢—-————-
Prescriptions carefully com-
pounded at
5';
R. H. Plaislell
Druggist,
43 Washington St.
SOUTH NORWALK.
Wall Paper,
PAINTS. OILS. GLASS.
BRUSHES. etc.
Thlt is a good time to Paint.
I Ishtll he Pleased to give you
tlgum tor dolng your work.
WIII guarantee Satisfaction in
every case.
We use only Jemtt‘t Pure.
Whlts lord and Bert llnmd
n". ‘ r
E. E. Gorham,
lit: 2 First Avenue,
“gag nonwauca
RREAT l894 lIFFER
lililllll BlISIIIESS (IDIIEGE.
Minter Opening.
January 2. IBM.
U eru NEW PLAN rill enterlu tle
Ihfiiandwm top} opening llflhsmfllf
nag? rank n ypewrlter on com-
aeourss of study.
ermsdnh thl col
unpaired“ up;
an mantle and. ii’e‘iil’r staginle'enseAltil
“Tim" mile“ W”
C
”We
, Stamford.
Conn.
en ti
may” rlrhtl Examination free
I fell.
BROOKSIDE FARM, “
in. H. PARSONS.
THEEVENINGSENTINEL
Jam Gill-REV'MEIPWFPNWPL
Tattle?! year, :0 months. suit); 3 months
81.25: 1 month. litigants; single oopleeJ «no
HOU‘I’H'NOBWALK ma: ALARM.
Box 3~Corner Washington and North Mala
streets.
80: 4‘Oorncr Day and Talks streete.
Box 0—Croae street.
80: 12~Weat street. opposite Franklin street
school.
Box til-Concord street, eminent: school.
Box ll—Corner North Main and Ann streets.
Box lit—Corner High street and Bayvlcw
avenue.
Box lu—Narwsik iron Works building.
90: 17—Corner West avcnue and I‘edar
' street.
Box zleorner
avenue.
Box i33—~Corner Ely avenucaud Danton street.
Box RES—Corner .South Main and Monroe
streets.
Box {lid—Electric Light station.
Box ll -Falrlleld avenue and Center street.
West street and Taylor
Miniature Almanac. for To-morrow.
Hun Rises Sun Sets High TN» | Low Tide
at 7:"? at in": at 9:0.“ , at am
New York Harald Weather Forei ant.
'fhe wratherlo-day nrulnlM‘N to be clear
and colder. To-morrow it promlecs to be fair
and slightly milder, followed probably by
snow or rain on the coasts.
Lowest Poll“ of the Thermometer.
The lowest point of the thermometer for the.
twenty-four hours ending at noon to-dav wan
Iii” above new. ”a.
$017"! NDRWALK.
What the People of Our (my are Doing
‘ and Sarina.
Miss Grace Smith, of Bridgcvvater, is
visiting Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Trowbridge,
South Main street.
Expressman George Crofiit purchased
a handsome and powerful gray horse
yesterday from parties in Southport.
*Theodora says his “Special Sale" is n
howling success.
The regular meeting cl Lincoln t‘uun-
cil,0. U. A M., will be held twilight
The three degrees will be conferred on
several candidates.
Company D, Fourth regiment. Will
have a bean bake tonight after the rogu
lar drill. All ex-rnembors of thot-om-
- pany are invited to be present.
-Thrce pounds of the best shoulder
steak for Soc: all other ments on cheap in
proportion. llaycs‘ market.
The Young Woman‘s Christian Tam
perimce Union will meet at the home of
Miss Anna lliwhop, ll? Washington
street. til-night, at 7:30 o‘clock sharp.
All members are requested to be present
The meeting at the l‘int Methodist
church, last evening, was well attended.
Til-night the services will be held in the
lecture room, and at the close an im-
portant oltlciul board meeting will be
held.
~Ilargaina in children's suits and rt‘t‘f-
are. at W. A. Benedict's.
Several South Norvvnlk people attended
the sixth annual entertainment and ball
of the Stamford fire department, In the
Town Hall In that placedast night. The
concert was excellent In every way, and
the dancing. to music of Sibley'n orches-
tra. was greatly enjoyed.
W. 11. Smith has arranged with llavid
Finch to put. the road on ideal avenue in
East Norwalk In condition for driving as
soon as there is sufficient mow. it will
cost but little, and Mr. Smlth has receiv-
ed encouragement enough to warrant
giving out the Job.
whitdles' and chlldrcu'a matinee at
Iloyt's Opera ilouee, Haturday. Prices
of admission ill} and 50 cents to any part
of the home.
Owing to the circumstance that the
hahbath schools recently had forlhelr
lumen "The Flood," the paetm of the
First Methodist Episcopal church wlll
preach upon that subjeotnextfiahhnth
evening. Suchqucltlonsutho location
and extent of the disaster, the mimberof
the pdpulatlon antimony other matters
connected with the general subject will
come under dlrcueslmi,
uPrlzee every day. People‘s Market.
The coastlng on the Clay street hill
was enjoyed by over two hundred young
people‘lart night. No serious accidents
occurreddhe only one worthy of mention
being that the double ripper of'ihe West
hide Athletic club (Granitevlllei ran
into the electric Ilaht pets at the corner
of Clay and Spring streets, bruising the
nteerstnan, William Rhepard. and Con
nrw- ..
wholes. there is new on sablbttloii In
my window two hundred and fifty pairs
erupts Oaferdr; you one have your
M'lvhilvthnuillfltutllmper pair.
M are worth hon-per pair. Oar
Thevaordlleh club will hold a‘tneetlng
in the City Hotel to-morrow night.
The monthly meeting of the Old Well
Hook and Ladder company will he held
Monday night.
Patrick White wastined 'l and costs
by Jimtice Barrett. this morning, for be-
ing intoxicated. I
Miss E. P. Spicer, of New York city.
is visiting her sister, hire. A. N. Clarke,
on South Slain street.
-—0no hundred pairs Ladics‘ Nice soft
Kid Shoes at 01 00 per pair, at Theodore
H. Olsen’s.
C. 0. Miller, of 19 Westpurt avenue,
won the ten-pound rlb roast at P. J.
Wadham's market yesterday.-
Anthony Canon has rented the store at
No. iii Railroad place, which he former-
ly occupied, and will open a fruit store
therc in a few days.
—Lauc's for candy, price, quality and
variety. __ ‘
The cabinet of the Epvrorth League of
the First Methodist church will hold a
special meeting at 7:15 tonight, at the
ofiico of Attorney Charlcn D Burners
Phillip Wheeler. formerly hook-keep ‘r
at Crofut & Knapp'a factory No I, has
taken the place vacated by Elton Biker.
Miss Grace Hadden succeeds Iifr. Wheeler,
The first number of The Daily News,of
which Edmund E. Crown is editor and
proprietor, was issued yesterday. It is
a neat looking four-page, thirty-two
column paper.
—Porlr chops, 9c Opposite llaycs‘.
The mother of Mrs Edward H. Tomlin-
son, of Livingston place, dicd Wednes—
day in Harrisburg, Pa. The remains
were taken to Derby for burial, passing
through South Narvvalk this afternoon.
«Mott's $3.00 Blucltcrs for $2.00. at
Themlorc H. Olsene's
The grand opening of licyt'e Theatre
takes place to night. when Mr. and
Mrs. Byron will appear in “The Heart oi
Africa." A crowded house seems as-
aured, judging from the advance sale of
seats.
. ""sr—r—‘r a
This morning, as the young man who
drives for Groceryman Kelly was go«
ing up Washington street, the horse took
fright at a trolley car, broke tlw wgiflle-
tree. and threw two barrels of sugar out
of the wagon. '
A general confercucoof all the school
principals of the county will be held with
Principal Foote, at 9 Elizabeth street, to-
morrow at 2 p. in., to consider the coni-
ing County Telehers‘ institute at Bridge-
port. AII principals should be in atten-
dance.
-—Tha building at No. 0 Railroad place.
known as the .l. E Smith property, for
sale or to rent. Apply to .l. Donovan,
Jr.. South Norwalk.
At the adjourned meeting of the Nor-
vralk Wheel club, last night, it was voted
to waive the initiation fro until April bit.
Frank Laurrarl, llarry Mather and
Albert Bradley were appointed a com-
mittee to lntervlcd prospective numbers,
and James Flinn was appointed a com-
mittee on finances. The next meeting
will be held at thdoall of thocomuiitteea.
«instruction given on the mandolin.
Miss Mabel Hoyt, 88 West avenue.
The prayer meeting In tho Congregm
tional church. last night, was conducted
by Deacon bf. ii. Tolles. the pastor being
at the llungarlat' Minion In Spring-
wood. The meeting was very interest-
Ing. Remarks were made by ltev. if
N. Dunning. John ll. Light and Charles
E. Jennings. The two latter gentlemen
paid deserved tributes to the lsmtlenerel
Nelson Taylor. ‘
~«Santiago and span-rib mu “Iv, a
pound, at llnyee’ market.
There pupils of Grade 2, Concord street
school. were present every half day our-
Ingthepart m nth: Nellie (kickerhsm.
Kate Dealer, Gertie Hallorsn, Little
(tray, Katie Meliugh. Clara t-‘Ieher. Elsie
Shaina. George Barnes. Fred l-‘nree, Del-
bert Lawton. Preston Boyd, Oscar
mutiny. Arthur Pearson, John Wll-
llama. Wllllam Cowporthwait, Stevie
Yoblla, Alfred Rotiketty, Fred Matti.
wasn’t there at film and .125, worth
09.00, at Theodore H. Olsen's "Special
Bale."
M...w.....t.. ....w.. k _.
it a New York millionaire given a alla-
neratl'lth avenue-ad ”theorem-wetting
0700.00, which given It
and was
it. ‘ a. noon: 7
hit-II 7 Winn-Imam. .
Perhaps This Will ‘lnteres
always the BEST HORSES tor the least Money at
Minimal news.
It lire-q Bndnt of Ito-e horn the
' Duper Ind of Town.
Idlu Nettle Martin, of Mt. Vernon. la
a guest of Mine Hattie Bogardui, of Help
their. : 1- - >
Irving Hall is carting large “quantities
ottimher tofiorwnlk from his timber
lot itf‘Renfordtown.
The ladies’ Aid society, of Cranberry
Plains, will hold a reclable to-nlght at
Mrs Dayton Bouton’s.
r... .-
The memorial window for the Church
of Our Saviour, on Berkeley street. have
been shipped and are agreed early neiit
week. .
Rev. Byron Hall. rector of tilt James
Epleoopal church, Dtnhury, Is a guest of
the Rev. S. R. Pond, rector of St. l’aul‘e
church. .
A number of the owners of fee“. horses
will drive to Stamford this afternoon to
indulge in “brushes" with their Stamford
brethren. ‘
Rev. A. H. Wyatt hasso fur recovcr‘
edfrom his attack of grip that he or
pectstooocupy his pulpit out Runda
morning and evening. .
The annual meeting of tho i-‘airtield
of the Board of Missions will be held in
St. Paul's church to-day.
The orawrio of the “Messiah“ was
repeated at the Church of our Saviour,
on. Berkeley street. last night. before
another large llldiencc.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Central Circle of Kings Daughters will
be held In the Congregational chapel te-
rnorrow afternoon at 4 o'clock.
Country eggs now sell for twenty tlve
cents a dozen, having taken a sudden
drop from thirty six cents, A wag sug-
gests that the Wilson bill did it
Some of the Alpha Wheel club room
here will go to Bridgeport tonight to at-
tend the informal reception of the Ram-
blers’ Wheel club, at Jefferson‘an flail.
lion. E. C. Benedict, of Greenwich,
well known in Norwalk, sailed from
New York, yesterday on pleasure trip to
Egypt. accompanied by his twin daug-
tet‘s. W».--
~Round steak in 12c. a mood. at
llaycs‘ market. _.
Charles Peck, who passed a worthless
check at Cometock Brotliera' clothing
store, could not raise the money to pay
his fine of *7 and costs imposed by
Justice Austin, yesterday, and was
obliged to go to jail
The Jerome Paper company are now
working ten hours a day. with a full
force of help. Theirshipmentamowover,
is lighter than usual, owing to the busi-
ness depression. Another machine is
being added to the plant.
Chief of Police Dann has received
notice that several valuable furs and
clothing were stolen in Elmira, N. Y,
on the night of January 27. It is believt
ed the stolen goods were taken across the
county into Connecticut.
The quarterly meeting oi tln- (irnnd
Section,Cadete of Temperance, will be
held this evening in .St. George's "all,
Main street, commencing at t! o‘clock.
Alarge number of delegates from the
various sections of the state will he prep
out.
The Young People's flociety ol‘ Christ.
inn Endeavor of the Norwalk (kingregii-
tional church sent a large and handsome
floral piece, Wednesday, to Rev. Edward
Anderson, of Danlclronvlllc, organizer of
the society. as a token of respect for his
late wife.
-—-l~‘or this wot-Ii. Man‘s licnvy winter
gloves at cost, at W. A. Benedict’s.
E. N. Shamof Norwalk, who was re-
cently sppolnttd Internal revenue col-
lector to succeed 8. E. Hurley, of Brook-
lletd. suitor-«I charge of his new duties
yesterday He was conrteonsly received
by Mr fiavvley, who explained fully the
duties of the ofhoe.-Brldgport Union.
Today Is the feast of the Purification.
or Candlemss Day. On this day all the
candles used In the services of the Catho-
lic church are blessed, and any of the
faithful desiring one or more candles can
receive them on this morning. It Is not
a holy day or obligation. but merely do
votion. Masses were held at St. Mary's
church.
m—l.adles, read my advertisement. and
let me tell you that the 0250 Blucher
advertised. hi the handsome» shoe on
top of thleearth. Theodore ll. Olsen.
lathe absence of T. K. Noble. who
went to Danieleonvllle yesterday to chi.
elate at the funeral of tire Alidnrtoa,
wife 0! Rev. Edward Apdrnon. a former
purer of the Nowell Congregational
church, the prayer inserts; at the chapel
tut nlght was led by Deacon Matthew
Starr. The conversation was opened by
Arthur D. Hill. “WWW
The regulations fertile observance of
that, which healer February 7, will be
read next Sandaylaltt. Kerr’s and-Ill
the Beaten Catholic churches to the
Ireliadloeass. According teth- elm!"
I the week. days client
m or later {be
Waterline»
county branch of the Women‘s Auxiliary ’
,* «avyt‘H
Won-inane at: loc.‘ 3.... East Wind
Our * Ladies’ Hose,
" flatlv2d5‘c, are Excellent Value.
A. Dicke
‘84 wasHino'ron STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. couu.
rman
)hl
two
Highest Mall in Lettvctting l’owcr.——Latcst U. S. Gov’t Report; I
Aneowmtv was
086. >
It
OW...
& Son,
Baking
Powder
ll. C. Mitchell has sent the treasurer of
the Norwalk hospital a check for one-
lhlrd of the door receipts at the Alpha
mlnstrelv,‘ Wednesday night.
The Nora-tilt: Huston store has prepar-
edabargaiu feast for this wees, which
will, it is sure, attract a large number
of buyers to the storc. Their new udvor‘
tiecment on the first pug.- of Tue 54th
'TINEI. will tell you more about it
The Cnilt' of State vs, William Murphy,
of Cobble Hill. for breach of thc pew-e.
came up before .lustirc Coolidge, yostct-
day afternoon. and was adjourned until
The Hut Bank.
So long as riches are liable to "take I
to themsclws wings" the best. bank
for a man to rely upon is a pair of
halide ready and a heart willing to
earn daily the day‘s livt‘lIhOle. The
mun who has these at mmmund. with
a reasonable degree. of faith in them.
may snap his Ilugem at tho rise and
fall of stocks and fluctuations of trade
that make the pillows ot' the rich
hair} and thorny. and not, infrequent-
ly being wreck and “‘l't'li'lit‘tlllt‘s'l to
whole t‘iillliilllllllll"§. Men who rcgu- 5
Into their ambition by their produw ,
ll\'t.' capacity are h’t’ltllnli subject to ‘
panic ur- u‘unt New York “film-1'
Monday. A: Mr Coolidge will not be in
town he line assigned (In: c is» to .lilslir'i'
H. E tlregory
« l’lt'uly of viii-Itching bread, a: Lane's
No “under "a linvlos Tho-m.
Dick -.l)o you know. Bundle. 1
envy birds over so much?
Sttze-Ilo—JVliy‘ Bot-nose illi')’ can
fly? "
“No, for another reason Wilt-ii
over i one it bit-d lift up its foot to
scratch itshcnd i think how :ilmrtrdly
easy it is for them to foot rho bill." »
Philadelphia ('all.
When the gnarl tower at Wcmbly
park. near Harrow. in England. is
completul. it will be lTS for-t highcr
than the Eitfcl tom-i2
will be I, 150 foot. and as it stands on
in extent of parlor-mun
built of stool.
It will be
luuuilfuctory in Norway. which bah
longs to the hllilt‘. lins succu-dmi ill
lllflllllfill‘llll‘lllf.’ .i izlllipnu'lit'l‘ for large
guns which lltte prorml ~ll]i~‘l'llbl' to
lllt‘ltl'lhllltllll‘ powdrr iiiumlfuctlit‘ui
all [liltlcln-rg by lll" Krupp mnlpuriy.
Hill'lll‘lh iit‘l- brought from lhilli‘
min, Ceylon. Him and ilruzil 'l‘ln-
most colilliltizi color I ~ it shade of roll.
but lll‘iinl. )t-llow ni'wn and Q‘Vt‘n
blucl.‘ turn-tics are known l’lli'c
storiw ;.i'c llcwl' larger Illilll n llillt‘l
hill
The first l't‘lll l‘nlllMl by the United
States mini .ippr-urcd ill lTlIL’. It,
bore tho llt‘illl ml" \\';i.~bliigtoti on one
attic ll‘ll'I ll‘» lllil:-- -|ll Ilw other
L‘nt‘i‘Ii-ev not to Mt} ~l:ilivlr~rolis no
Cllmtiolis llt'lll In no i‘v-l'ni'lil 'l‘licy
llitillct'lrlslc'nlzinil iinpmii-Ii the llll-
fortunate t ILlllljrlilll
\VIu‘tl lll'r-i lliiil‘ll t'i‘ulii mini-s, opulti
tll‘l‘Nllt‘lllln‘Z‘ l lllll ll}l'_‘x' lll;l_\' ln‘ llll'ltwl
to pin-1w with the I llljl‘l‘llllli.
Mother-r Rom! This.
“My child is subject to severe attacks
of diarrlima. During thclast sickness,
Dr. llaud's Dinrrhu-n Mixture was freely
given and an iniincdintccuro resulted.
i would have requircdn dozen visits
tofa physician, as on former occasions.
lboliovo lh‘. llnnd‘e Remedies would
have saved tIic life of the child 1 lost,
had they boon within my roach at the
time of its siclnime." Mm. I". ll. llltx-
.vm, 7'22 New Mrl’t‘l, t‘utnden. N. .l.
They arc s ilendid children's remedies.
‘25 cents. ll drug stores.
0. W. t). llariimun, Hhcrilf of Tyler
to, W. Vuf,nppn-cinlcn it good thing
and does not hositntc to say on
almost prontrntcd with n. cold when be
procured a bollli' oi t'huruhurlain's
Cough ltctncdy. llo says: ”It gave the
prompt relief. I llnd it to boun inv'iilu-
lililu romcdy for coughs and colds." For
sale by H. (3 Stillson. drtlggist.
Ten days loss of time on account of
sickness and a doctor hill to pay, is any-
thing but pleasant for it has. of a family
to contemplate, whether he is a laborer,
mechanic, merchant or publisher. Jas.
0. Jones, publisher of the loader. lilo-xiii,
Texas. was sick in bed for ten days with
the grip during Its prevalence a year or
two ago. Later In the your ho had it
second attack. llo says: “in the latter
easel used Chamberlain‘s Cough item;
ed with considerable llut‘t‘t‘tlfl.I think,
on y being In bed 1 little over two days.
Thu second attack I am satisfied would
have been equally as had as the llrst but
for the use of thlercmedy." it should
the some as a wry severe cold and re-
uirrs precisely the crime treatment.
Wherhyou with to cure it cold quickl
am 9 actually fit“ this remedy it iris .
fluid 50 cent ittles for rule by (l, C.
Btlllson. druiralst.
Children 66%;;
Pitcher's Castorla.
children cry for
When fishy was alt-k, we gave her Cam
Whenshs wusChllM-hecrledtcrcmrh.
“dilemma Miss, sheeting toe-stark,
mammalian-«mm
Tho- liciglil ,
a bill 165 feet high it trains so much ,
it is reprinted that the Skur powdci‘ .
lie was)
behorne in mind that the grip ls much '
(in at It Right.
If illl' pooplc who want to do good ;
among the porn would give up pat
i'uilizitii; them. would ceasc trying to
, courcrl them before they hurt-
gained the r‘llllllli'ril IXFX'SUDfll influ
choc with l.l.lt‘ill. WUlllll visit them an .
lliow who have just as good right to
be lion.- no tin-y have. it will beall
the butter for both» pcrhups chiefly
e
lion-l of um.
PEOPLE'S MMIKET.
13 North Main st., 80. Norwulk.
Telephone call, 52-8. I
all slurs.
l'articulur can: is given to obtain pic!
natural and grnccful.
for lllt‘lllfielVle timrgc Mar-«Ionuld.
Love's .‘lpnbcl.
MN Flirt llllllt‘l' yuulilzmlinircrl - ;
Why. t‘linrlic. you don‘t own know ‘
llll" A B if ul- lute"
Cliurlii- mummy. ,wplp I know m" ianuotincm another cut in prnw that Will (tellilllsll lhl'.
U and I of it anyway , Harper’s Ba
Zur.
Taylor a: chines
Real Estate and Insurance.
l
E
wasmsoron STREET. g
Persons hiolrln (orator. or house and Inn.
'with the View 0 purchaulnpare invited to
call and examine our lit-t. V c have them for
,aale In every parrot the "ily at reaaouuhli
printer and on easv tor-me. sum tf
‘\ [\N'i‘li“.
l Mill-23‘ who will do writing for lllI' at their
j 4 bottles will make goal “ugrx Rel IV with
-.-o-lf-ii-ldri-ss--d. damped Mlvelo w. MISS .‘Iil.~
illllliill .\llLl.EH. South Bend. ml. It
I
lillll. about I'- nr In to llr'lp in ii rht imuw.
. .‘ work. I'sll at .\o.l Hunl' ll'tl ’Iace, H.»
iNnrwalh. 5'“ lu‘
I
I \‘ihV-I'NIUN ioriiposilors. Apply. The \"a-
A. Ilonal Fri-lint: lil‘lli A' l'.i:t'l' l'... ,\‘ -‘
Lr-urncr litlilllc) and William ~It‘t‘l'ls. . w
,lla\’i‘n.t‘n:ili. ,in In i
V \‘il‘lltllA' t,‘.ttilplivirl\ti~l Iitmsr‘ tirenac “ill i
. relieve ll mlt on the lungs In 15 minutes ‘
i More wuctriitinir than rnmplioratwi oil and is
’recmiirilendcd by'thc bmt pliyir'lnhe. For
Innis-Ii) E. II Tomlin-«an. Frau iiexlcr. ll. R.
i i ale. '
ll‘.) '.'w I
I
$ T0 LET. ‘
\‘Tfllii‘. and basement with lixtiirn-x. do
It “'unliirulon street. npponllc pod ollhe.
Ifrom April 1st Has been no uplevl us A dry
luooil~ store continually (or the past littcvn
:ymrs, and i. now to i'iililul its surll. illqllil’h'.
int lh'ouw l'. El \. ya; 27 :silt t‘ n
’ I‘VI'RNIHHED houw. l: boil-molar; high
_ lumitlon. ill‘ltl‘ slntlun. Milli-1 acres land;
Tuood barns and null. livwr dry,
>Illillllll, by year only.
: Rtlwfl)ltllhi‘llllli.
Itcui. 9‘“ fl
Apply elation agent.
(I m
I. Ol'rlri of 5 roonu null wash home and MM
. wall of water and Cl‘lt'fll. at San month
Near llowdvton alltllull. .\ppl\ to -tutiovi
agent. {I lw
I, ”ISN'T-1. llnrn.orchurit and M‘W'rlll ncrrsof
land at lI‘Ivc Mllc lilver: rill-o house. cult
able for luoflltllllil'a at Five Mil:- Ittvrrmp
Flltll‘h. bolt-con Ely Not-It Road: lllllh’il «latte.
High street: live llll't'. rooms on t-‘alrlloldim-~
our-mix rmme. up stairs on Monroe street;
three rooms In hrlrl; birth on ‘vlhilllflul‘l'l
slim-Incutson Wam- slreolJrnm :6 to Ito
pt'r nmnlh. It \‘I \tnsli llitos
1 3'3! lu'
)Alt'l‘ of lower house. Woodward avenuc.
rent 1fill; upper and lower apartment. 2w.
iorlouihlinluetrct-tqv-nl tit and 89. Apply
to E. A. Woommilu
,' lib”. to! door In the lliuuranco build»
, inu. orinarlyiwcupirtl b Butler halite.
ll. 0 l). I“. For pnitlcnlsrn mulro or II. b
‘ Hfi)i\’fl.i|l.lll! store on South . nln sir-set. or
(lmrgo li‘. Hearse, City National ltanlt. silt!
mm HALE.
; )‘lltlx idolidi with three It'lllrt. In soul rc-
4‘ pair suitable for ul'llt‘t‘l')‘. iulllilunu or
lfnuil y sleigh. (‘au be turn at Alli-n llclln‘
”i-nw mill filJlt
( )li ’l‘l) LET. The hulldlnr at NO. Ii Railroad
place, known m- lhi- . ohu ii. r‘tnlth pru-
pert .. Apply to .l. lhmuvun, .lr., mil-her of
Washington and Water alrortr. Hunt in Nomalk
P )lilVA’I'B sale of household furniture. (”all
If!” I!) it in. Mini, Iii.” inll'ltwmllt,
Ni. ii Washington elm-t. fl If
; ‘0? [ill ‘ Hid-It'll". alllub‘. linrtwsr, robe
I blanfilsi‘ and whip. All In first I‘ll":
condition. Flinn LAI'lttllt- jultt
——.. i’Ai’fh‘li shoe Iritalncnn tori mailof stiinll
capital: wlll net from BlYllll‘fln to twehly
dollars a work. Adrift-M. l I, summits,
Nor-walk. t 'oun mu
Wilact‘wu \vltIi-r motor. which will he sold
cheap for want of "W. App y at thi-
of‘llcu.
mntvrrmr: It. Mttnti.
ruling as agent for
Mutual the his. Ila. oi II. t.,
Rational Reglrtry company.
and Monet-nun h‘lre, Ambient, Mnrlm- and
Liability Companies.
No. 42 ll'iuihliigtoli tit. solt‘orvrsili. Cl.
”‘ COMMISSIONERS Illlllllt.
T“fimwhthh‘ildinhuman!
mlssloners tn revolve. on mine. and decide
have of the entitle
l
the or
flip the a Item]
in
Another Successful Week.
People have found out that tho meatslwe ('III are superior In quality.
than at any market In either city.
SEES. We make it a business. and w
competitors. who wish to tr
iii).
Satisfaction guaranteed. I
No pain or expciis‘c ulll be spared to obtain bcautiful TislllH.
and pvt-«um, cspct'rnlly with lit'llllhl" Illhllilllt‘fl zlnvl draperies.
FOR CHILDREN
marlignncemams to Purchasers
0F
FURNITURE. w
Ill Ilulr‘ Rate Rooms 45 and 48 Main St. Harwell. ,
Ladiee’ Oak Desk, $5, $6, '7, $lll;|Faucy Rocker, $2.80 to 810;
Large line Couches, Lounges, Easels, Hassocks, Hat Racks,
Foot Rests, White Chamber Suits complete. Also a large line
Oak Chamber Suits, Book Cases. (thfl’onieroa, Hat Racks.
and lower in price
Would you know the reason? We on: in the MEAT BUSI-
e understand our llnélllcm.
y conclusions with us. they are hereby most cordially invited to do
We cut nothing but the best quality of meal-t. and can prove
and slirudlly increasing business.
notice. The patron who-w name Ir draa n I‘Rf‘ll
it than» are any of our
this statement by our lame
We, shall continual.» give prim-s cvcry day. until further
day will In- i-lllllloyl in It'll lb», Prime fl”,
...‘.__ .... a.
E. J. WADHAMS. Proprietor
,FREE DELIVERY.
PEOPLE'S MARKET
21 Wall at, Norwalh
Telephone call, 57-3.
Artistic Photography.
To those desiring something tPipi‘tjiltlly tlmx in
W01? If. I would call attention to the now lini-
I’llOTCiCrIIAPIIIU
which [am now executing in
both lll lighting
urns. “Inch embody all that is childlike
Appointments for sittings may bi- mudc by lll'lll.
Crayon and Water Color Work
AT REASONABLE PRICES.
m....,., ....__.
E. M. liIlIlSllN. PHOTOGRAPHER, 53 I‘ll“ Si}. IIDIIIMIII
‘ PRICES TELL.
c. H. HARVEY,
Leading Boot and Shoe Dealer.
he believes in large sales, little prolile. ii'
”I“? holiday Slippk-rs,wliit~lr are the latest i:le.is.Wlll ‘m a dd at
mum, and range in prime from I'lcts to plop, nml
. gatnount of $3 00 will be presented with a lurnc In: of 1!. S
I Everyone needs money and so do we. therrrl-fnrc we are all in [bu thll‘ll‘ bout, an
i look out for the coming sale for the flt'.\i on do) n 1.:
m or pro ii'lll purchaser. no
-I above all strictlyll l'l‘“l. goods. Aldo
prions iij‘ytitt-‘i 60'.an
ore-1y purchaser to tilt'
[Li‘smlpirt's beet tlour.
C. H. Harvey’s,
when» II c urtutcsl liIil'lrnizrc mi; i't‘ obtainul in
Boots, Shoes, Rubbers Slippers
Children’s Fancy Slippers
BEING .\ SPECIALW Y.
gntrrrttinmmls.
qulrrlxiiumrufs.
HOYT’S OPERA HOUSE.
lGRAND OPENING,
'Friday and Saturday, Feb. 2 and 3.
EXTRAORDINARY ENGAGEMENT
i 1:
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Byron,
l'S 'l‘llii‘lll .‘llls’l‘ .‘l'l‘i‘l‘lhfl’l'l I'I.t\\'r
“THE HEART Ill AFIIIIIA”
\h‘li
“The Plunger”
New, original and Sensational, lens at Scenery, Wonderful Effects,
Marvelous Stage Mechanism.
Friday night and Saturday liiatincv, "The Heart of Africa:'
Saturday night, “The Plunger."
Admission, 500; Reserved Seats, 750 and Still).
i'linrfu will upon for lllt‘ min of «out! Frill
south Nurwallt. and lirrunr) ‘A drug slurv, Norwnllc.
FOR Sale!
A GREAT BARGAIN.
THE “'Iillill KNOWN AND I'lll’i‘lAIt
American House,
AMI ‘
RESTAURANT.
[All R‘l‘tlt t'l
I6 Main St, Ilorwalli. tone,
I! (”TIRED '0“ "All”.
ltrnntalun elgli'nen furnished moms. all";
one salts in! rooms for l'smll Hut and cold
it rehevery floor. A r. lint Tm altar-h.
to not at,1 A will llahtr . airy and
eonvenle t M e . sue me by water
router. is ' octagonal llphts In dlnlnea
rosin. Alpine” Linear. hrenr hppm.-
it'll” The manhunt u
care. '
. for all rig,
a) nioridw, .I umau‘ fill, at i‘ook‘a drug more
JZI
Telephones, $2.50 Each.
’l‘lw NolitIit-rn New England Toll-phone flours
puny lmhrrlltlillsliml a wtnll dep rtment at
k‘” l‘ntll'l wlrci-i. New flown. i‘I.. In pre-
fplf‘l‘il to mmMi li =ll lil'twwill telephones and
other line tulllilr'lwtlf. The long ex fence
:tlfillv- inanitrwrmri-ra, ol‘ the Hull . agitate)
.‘i‘elvphnln'.ulili‘iiliitulm-ti in use through I
ltho lIhIlr-d Niall-a for many spurs. "Iliad
them to "latte lnulrnnwnla of the tunnel
Krmii‘ w workrmnuhlp, l‘itrtlov rlcnlrlng tale.
phonemitlllawlll lIiiI It In their Interest it!
call on this multiparty thhrcnmklng arch-see
Telephoto-e, [lint-m h lliliol‘ mu pmhltt M.
lowest tlgllrm. Information an iv the but
mqallliulo vvf mulpmnnl and neon oft in I Mirth
man! will hm-Iuwrl‘ullv furnlslwli'l‘ho ntlb
Mo New England Tr‘li‘lllllmt.‘ t'o. mpg] den.
pnrmmlt. Ian I 'ollri street. New “armpit Rt
WAGONS.
.‘v‘rtv and mood hand
Buggies, Photons, carriages
...tspoplas, Splnllas, etc.
Prices” to: gun: All.
Mill AK!) EUR 1"“
anfy Tilly.
Norwalk Chronicler