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A‘r‘smember that
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. ” no A unit.
AND
A ' Fine ~llhemicals.
.
pounded at
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; Druggist,
43 Washington St.
I BOBTH NORW ALK,
Wall Paper,
BRUSHES. etc.
figures for doing your work.
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‘P‘erhans This Will, Interest You.
Always the BEST utilises for the Least Money gm
"details Cough Remedy
m cure your cold. Try it,
W’s Sarsaprllla
‘ Pore Drugs.
frmriptions carefully com-
fillillaisted
runs. his. cuss.
. This is a good time to Paint.
iflsll he Pleased to give you
[Will guarantee Satisfaction in
, Us use only Jewstt‘s Furs.
“its iosd and Best linseed
E. E. éorhatm,
liiil4 on
‘Jiiluary 2. term.
PM! all entering the
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‘9
THE EVENING summon
JAMES GOLDEN, ldiibr and Proprietor.
Niki year '6 months, "All . ll months
M; ‘1 month. dofilnts: single ooplils. 8 cents
800‘"! 303W“ YIBI ALARM.
Box 3—Oornsr Washington and North Main
streets. '
Box I—Corner Day and Tollos slrcots.
Box 0—Cross street.
Box Ill—West street, opposite Franklin strum
school.
Box lHoncord street,oppositc whorl.
Box ld’Corusr North llaln and Ann streets.
Box lo—Corncr High street and Bnyvlcw
avenue.
Box 16-Norwalk Iron Works building.
Box H‘Corner West avenue and Cedar
street.
Box 81-00mm West strect and Taylor
avsnue.
Box kS—Corner Ely avenue and Boumn street.
Box fill-Corner South Main and Monroe
“mid.
Box M~Klactric Light station.
Box dl—Falrfleld avenue and Cedar street.
noon COUPGNE.
Tm: EVENIXG Saul-rum. coupon. print
ed on the first page, is good for any of
the publications offered by Tm: Snsrlssl.
It is placed where it is on the first page,“
so that
mutilating the paper. This coupon is
good for books, Musical Home or Holy
Land parts.
Illnlature Almanac for To-morrow.
Sun Rises Bun Sets [High 'l'illo ‘Low Tide
at 8:50 M. 5:25 a! £88 at 10:51
I
New York Harald 'Wcarhcr Forecast.
The weather today promises to be from
partly cloudy to cloudy. with slight tempera.
turn changes. followed by snow and dangerous
winds. To-ulorrow it promises to be cloudy,
preceded by snow gates. foliowl ll by clearing.
Lowest Point of the Them-onset".
The lowest point of the thermometer for the
twenty-four hours ending at noon to-dsy was
15° above zero.
.‘IllJ'l'Il NOBWAML
What the People of our (llty are Dolls;
and Saving.
The Sunday School Board of the First
Methodist Episcopal church will most
to-nighl. -‘
One of Exprcsslnan Calvin Snyder‘s
valuable horses died last night of lock
jaw, caused by getting a nail in his foot.
~All kinds of fresh fish at [Inyes’
market.
Lincoln Council, 0. U. A. M.,will hold
a musical and literary entertainment in
their hall in the Swans & Corbett block,
on the 22d inst. -, -.._. .
Joseph Cox, who has been dangerously
ill at the home of his mother in New
York city, is recovering. Saturday af-
ternoon he returned in his homo on
Roion Bill.
——'l‘ry 'em before van buy 'cul in Lane‘s
Mrs. Fred Squires,s sister of tho Misses
Scudder, of West street. is dangerously
ill at her home in Rahwsy, N. .i. Hrs.
Squires spends the summer months In
South Norwallr. “W
Tho stores in Donovan‘s building are
proving very attractive as they proceed
in finish, and there is- more room than
would hove been expected. They are
very light nnd cheerful.
~~Plcnty of delicious bread. at [lane's
Anyone desiring a copy oi the annual
report of the Electric Light Commil‘rlon-
on can secure it by addressing any morn.
her of the Board, J. A. Volk, [Mlle
Smith. A. E Winchester, or Super-intern
dent W. L. Boring].
The keys for the two boxes containing
no in gold at Tomlldson’sldrug store are
aliout, sud customers should try them
as soon as possible. A new boll contain-
ing 010 will be started to-morrow and
one on the lllth of each month hereafter.
2
~Fcr this week. Men's heavy winter
glnvrs at cost, at W. A. llcncdlct's.
Julius Inhr. a missionary to lndia,
will give an illustrsted locture in the
lecture-room of the Congregational
church, our week Monday evening.
Thcprocesdswlllbs for the boncflt of
the German Evangelical church, or
I! which Rev. 0. April! is pnswr.
This annual Stats Encampment of the
Grand Army of the Republic will be
held in Hartford this week Wednesday
and Thursday. The delegates from
Douglas Fowler Posture Norman Batch-
man and anu’B. Baotou; allocates,
Henry I. Webb and Charles licQaillsn-
, .
“loads of low candy is Man’s.
wmmmmm R.,ban re
, BROOKSIDE FARM.-
it can be cutout without «
Au adjourned meeting of the Board of
Councilmen will be held tonight.
A son has been born to Contractor and
Mrs. William H. Smith. of Wort street.
A daughter was born yosterdny morn-
ing to Councilman nnd Mrs. John W.
.‘iclllly, Henry street.
William Buttery, of Union street,
Norwslk. won the roast at IA) J. Wad’
hams' market, Saturday.
Superintendent W.L Bonsai, of the
went to Hartford today to testify in an
electrical case. , -,.-
—Three pounds of good beef steak. for
25¢ at Hsyee‘ market.
Miss Aggy Godfrey is lying very dsn~
gerously sick at the home of her sister,
Hrs. Thomas P. Wilson, corner Taylor
avenue and Cedar street.
Mrs. Susan Rspelycu. cf 24 lawn
street, fell on the ice outA evening last
week,snd sprained her wrist so badly
that she has since been unable to use it.
Sherman Council, Royal Arcanllm,
will meet lac-night. The matter of cold-
brallng the anniversary of their institu-
tion will come up. A full attondaucn is
rcqucsted.
~Nelv kinds all the limo. nt lane‘s.
The case of John H. Light against
William Frasier was called before Justice
Barrett, this morning, but it was ad-
journed llntii Friday aim-norm or ii
o‘clock.
Tho Jerome May Banjo club gave a
delightful concert at the City Hotel, Sal.
urday evening. They rendered a number
of popular selections to a large and appre-
ciative andlenchw
—Bargains in children's suits and reel-
ers, at W. A. Benedict‘s.
Congratulations have been showered
upon William H. Trintrsln,of Brookside.
during the past week. bemoan of the ad’
vent of a son into his household Willis
all smiles, and, if possiblo,ruors talkative
than ever.
A special sale of fine cansries will be:
gin Wednesday at Startevnut's Bargain
House at the corner of North Main and
Ann streets, and continue six days.
Every bird is guaranteed n singer, or
money will be refunded.
The Young Peopio’s Society of Christ-
ian Endeavor of the Congregational
church will hold their monthly business
meeting to-nlght. at the homo of Mrs. C.
A. Knight, 47 South hisin street. it will
~12 (twelve) pounds of fresh pork for
01.00, at Hayss’ market.
‘35 Minnie M. Williams, a Shake-
spearean reader, of New York, will recite
the "Winter’s Talc,"st Ariou Hall,Fridny
evening, February 28. This recital is to
beglven under the pauonsge of about
forty families of the town. Each patron
has live ticketn, and no tickets will be
sold.
The meeting of the Chautauqua Union
on February 10th,to be held at the South
Norwnlk Baptist church. will,probabiy
be very enjoyable. Rev. 11. 0. Sher-
wood is to deliver, for the benefit of the
members, one of file“ my" interesting
illustrated lectures on “Rome. Two in'
vitallonl are allowed each member for
this lecture.
~«Leno's for candy, price, quality and
variety. ...
The Bushnell concert, to be held in the
First Methodist churchfl‘ussday evening,
the 27th flash, for the benefit of the
church, will undoubtedly be the musical
event of the mason. Ir. llashnell, who
is considered one of the but baritone
singers in the country, will be assisted
by some of the best talent in New York
city. W--.“
Rev. E. N. Dunning, of West street,
has been summoned to Glovmvllle. N.
Y., to attend the funeral of kin. U. If.
Place, a former parishionsr. He has
also been invited togivs an address on
"Church Bumlniscsnoss" in the Genus-
gstlunal church at that place, on the ins
Sunday in the old church edifice. pupa
story to its demolition and rsbnllding.
lira. F. 8.1.yon, Jr., of West street.
received a Win last work. unconc-
leg the serious illness of her mother.
In. A. J. Hutchinson, in Dayton,
worlds, and in company with her sister,
Iii Kittie Olive Hutchinson, who is ab
uudlsgVasssrcollsm.-uartsd immedi-
skliyfurthntdty. Iir. icon and sea
City of South Norwslk Electric Works. 0’
rowan"; coating of cum Tribe,
1.0. lg. Ingwlil be held ill-night.
Marshall and}... the ring at mt.
Gerald‘s cigar store, Saturday night.
Benjamin 8. Reed, of the firm of Bend
A: Miller. is sick, and Robert Rent is ab
, tending to tho market on Washltl': n
street. _ .. ‘ ,
The art. fancy and needlework adorn-
lnlttee of the Woman's Exchange: will
portment on Tuesday,'fronl 2 to 6 p. in.
Mrs. Annie Mead again abused lira.
Henry Whitlock, of 20 Day street,
Saturday night, and complaint bis-l born
made tntirsnd Juror Raymond. who is
investigating.
By direction of Assistant Superinten‘
dent Curtis, of Bridgeport. Frank Little-
fair was discharged, Saturday, from the
employ of the Adams Express company,
on account of being absent from duty on
the night of February 7) L. W. Smel-
ledge has been [rammed to night clerk
and James Rooney has taken his. Smelo
lsdge‘n place
SOIKWALI NEW».
A Ilvvwzy ”orig-t of Items I‘l’nsu in.
Illipwr Inn of Town.
Prod A. Bill, of West avenlle, is out
once there, having rncnvered from a
week‘slllnsu
Tristrnrn t Hyatt completed putting
up the shades and carpeting George I.
Burton‘s new residence at Elmcrvel. last
Saturday. The inminbings‘ are very
handsome.
C. Ford Seeley, of New Cannon, who
will open u Columbia bicycle agency in
Norwalk, about March i. spent last week
in Hartford, making arrangements for a
supply of wheelsLH ’
—Do not miss the great hosiery sale to-
day at the Norwslk Boston store.
The Norwslk Congregational church
has purchased 200 Christian Endeavor
hymnals. which were used for the first
time at the session of the Sunday school,
yesterday afternoon.
Frank Curran, the popular young
salesman in charge of the carpet depart-
ment at the Norwalk Boston store, has
leased rooms an leden svennv. not! will
go to housekeeping April 1.
—-Bioycle hose, 25c quality for 15¢: pair,
at the Norwalk Boston storm
Saturday afternoon lira. Mary 8, Bedi~
out baudtd Charles Tristram, treasurer
of the Norwalh Relief limitation, $25 as
a donation from the Bat Trimmers’
Union. for the worthy poor of Norwalk.
No. i, the oldest locomotive on the
Consolidated road, which was many
years ago the pride of the Danbury and
Norwalk road before» it was absorbed by
the Consolidated railroad. is to bodic-
mnutlcd and destroyed. It was in service
thirty years.
—l'rises every day. People‘s Market
ironic Hyatt. who was severely injurrd
in the double-ripper accident on Bar»
unm's hill, February 2, was about town
Saturday night. He still has two very
black eyes and a sore head. TheDssgon
girls. who were also injured, are about
the house. but have not yet been out.
The members of the Crescent Social
club have vacated their rooms over 0.
dz 8. ll. Hoimes' store on Main street,
and now occupy the rooms in the
Holmes building. corner of Main and
Wall streets, formerly occupied by St.
Joseph's society._____m__
«You can get All yards of Hamburg
edging, new spring patterns. for lie to
day at the Norwalk Boston stars.
A "quiet day" will be held on Wednesc
day, at Trinity church. Bridgeport, by
the clergy of the arohdeaconry of Fair-
ilsld county, under the auspices of the
Women's Auxiliary. High celebration,
with the luv. I. N. Booth, will of
Trinity church. as celebrant. will be
song at llizll0, and prayer, meditation Ind
addrm. with a collation at noon, will
occupy the time till half past thus,
when the services will close with oven-
song and the Miserero.
-safes in the safe-deposit vault of
the National Bank 05 and upwards pvt
year. All valuables stored at moderate
“ml “-m
Chief of Police Thomas Bradley will
do day duty continuously. He goes on
duty at 9s. m. and loans at ii p. In.,
with one hour off for dinner. The night
patrolman will have s dldvraul schedule
each week. This week Odieer limhouss
goes on duty std o'clock. relieving the
chief. (lspialn Wallace Dana gen on at
'1 o'clock, Oflcor William B. Bartram at
8 o’clock, and OM John B. Rooney at
0 o’clock. Captain Dsun reports that all
was quiet Saturday night. ‘l'lisrs worse
few drunks. but they were quiet and not
cl of the slrseisbww‘
'l'lls calamities appointed by the Nov:
walk Fish and Guns Prctsctlvs W
lion to secure quail and trout fryfor
stockha the Woods odd streams in this
vlvrinltyt have pass! so appliesllnn with
Mmmflmmwmw
bulds.spaclaldslnoiartlclna.in.llinlldo; ..
WM.
. ». . . j . . , _ , ceEnsthnovv.
« A Our Ladlcs’ e Hose,
at'25c, ’ are Excellent Value.
A. sicko
rman & Son,
84 wasuluo'roll ETREBT.“SOUTH uonwntx. coun. .
it counts on.
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FURNITURE.
I it their hats looms Alli null 48 Main 81.. llomall.
u
Marked down from $12, $14. $18, $20.
d1
R0 l
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nurse, is seriously ill.
Williavasvis is seriously ill at his
home on Water street.
Joseph McCormack has applied for theA
place of keeper of the lockup.
An infant of Frank Gregory. oi” litan-
berry Plains. is seriously iii.
The regular bimonthly msehngol the
Young lion's Christian nmlallnn will
be hPllI fin-night. 1
«Secure your l'llluablss against lite
and burglars by dcpositl‘ng them in the
.10 deposit vault of ill“ National Bank
of Norwalk, ‘
A daughter was born lo latter
Carrier John lieaiy and Wilt' of llnrrist
street, Saturday. .
Regular Lcnlcn services Wr‘l’u con-
ducted at St. Paul's church yv-stwdny.
Rev. S. ll. Pond officiating. '
Mrs. Robert Vauiiulen's dancing class
will go in Bridgeport tomorrow. to visit
Professor Newell's class in that city.
The cases of James Ellis and John:
Tuhey and son Edward wilibo triedinl
the Superior Court, Bridgeport, lo-mor—;
row.
The semi—annual meeting of King‘s}
Daughters of the Nnrwulk Baptist
church. will be held in the lecture room.
of the church Wednesday evening.
Charles Gehebe, kccper of the Nor-
Mitchell's house on tho Rocks mad. wil
vacate the lockup April 1.
Tile drleflnlftlfll-TEI—JTEUCHnghlnl Post
are James II. ilnyt. Samuel B. Sher-
wood and John ll. Mcliraw.
-—A safe in the burglar lire roof
safe deposit vaultoi the National ask
of Norwuik costs n mile orcr one cent a
(lay.
Milton Clarke, a driver on the street
railway line, was looking with another
driver, Sunday evening, when he broke
one of the bones in hls right hand.
A dclcgation from Pilgrim and Lincoln
Glaucils. 0. l'. A. M, will go to Bridge-
port on the 7:10 [min this owning to at-
tcnll tho anniversary exorcism o l'ncns
Council.
Mrs. Burr Boutun. oilicorgetowu, is
soon to make her home. will her daugh-
ters, Mrs. P. W. Bales. of Wall street,
Norwaik. and Mrs. William Allen, of Mt.
Vernon.
Concord DivisiOll,Sons offl‘clrlpersuce.
will lloidan entertainment in then hail
tonight to raise money to defray the
expenses of til clr liftleth anniversary er-
crcises, March ii.
Next Wednesdny levelling Rev. F. E.
address before the State Sunday School
convention upon, "The Sunday School
as n Soul Winner."
Engineer Albert Hill and it corps of
surveyors arrived in town this morning
to make another lag-out of tho Tramway
oommny'slrncllu mm South Norwnlk
to Robert Point andfiowayton.
The iadivs‘ Aid society of the Norwalk
Baptist church are making elaborate
preparations for their bazaar and enter
talnment to ho bold in Lockwood's hail.
February 28. A grand time is expected.
Drivch pll ilnclmlnn and Conduc-
tor Charles \ illiams. of the main lino of
the street. railway, mm the first
remium last week. for having the
nrgest int-runes in farm over the preced
lug week. Movers Inn" and Miller
were second.
James Mitchell has sold lilo George
ledsn farm at Deer Hill, to Mrs. Bells
Motion, of Winnipsuk: flvc building
lots on Lincoln an nus to Nelson
Benedict for Mrs. Loom L Word. and
the Captain Conklln place at the Rocks
to William .stdw ' . ~
Rev. A. H Wyatt. pastor of the Nor-
walk Methodist church. was unable to
prricsob yesterday morning,bnt msdo a
cl address. Rev. llarret Haulcnbeck
bed an interesting sermon upon the
Transfiguration of Christ." dwelling
upon the important events In Christian
h story whic occurred upon the mount-
sln low from the time of Slcsl up to the
mentors. In the cvsnlnan praissscr-
vice was held. -
GlyOluk Elwnrd ll. [rockwood has
the onllnancss for the new city about
two-thirds completed The on mitten
on ordinances will meet with Int to
night, as will also Abs other members of
the Council. and listen to the reading of
the ordinanocn com lewd. Another in-
formal insulin wll behold whom the
work isdninh , and so avoid takln up
iholime at aresulsr Council must n .
The printing of the ordinances will
(put out at contract. sealed bids being rs-
osivcd and opened by the mayor.
Shortly after 'i dole]; Saturday night.
large] rub fell from an elm tree in the
s
front yard of Allan G
lain street, carrying down tbs electric
m wires. The when made things do.
ly llvsly in the neighborhood for s
short time, and the lights on the Main
onset is. both arc and i ,
Elsi the imbw'ss Tl.» “'"l‘hil'.
‘ W I" y
sissM ficAmh bloc sued
. Baits' promises on
sum to follow
moonwalk;
u. ,
Highest of all in Leavsning I’owcr.—-Lntcst U. S. (iov't Report. i
Baking
A noiher Successful Week.
lbnn at any market in eltbcr city. Would you know the reams? We turn in tho MEAT BUB!-
g NEW. We make it a business. and Wu understand our businnss. if there are any of our
3 competitors. who wish in try conclusions with us. they are hereby mml, cordially invited lodo
. so. We cut nothing but the best quality of moat... and mu lirovs thin statement by our
f and steadily increasing buslncus. We shall l‘ulillllllV in uch prlzss every day. until further
police. The patron who'Al-rllllrlcisdralvneach lily w H INA t-Illllllfl in ion 1m, I’rilno my,
, Roast of lmr. ,
Special Salad ilivans and lunar Chairs, 1
At $9,310, $l2, $l4, Wm;
Pallpl» have found out that the moatslwc rut lire superior in quality. and lower In price .
AW
walklockup, who llaspurchnscd wmiwiipcamnce in court this morning, when
Jus '
to the stale encampment of the ii. A. R .~
Robbins will go to Bstllel to deliver an,
this“
Powder 1
(bmpany F hold a sociIbIr-W In tho
armory Fvbrnsry 21
'l‘hoiufnnt daughter of Contractor S.
B. Willlrln, of Wall street, is curiously ill.
Grunge Bil!nu;ll:i3l0l‘li for .l. Sit-ricer
dc Co, lull-l Ire-An ill at his home on 'rnnm-
slnAet.
Thonlns Kelly, of Leonard direct,» fell
on the ice Saturday night and froclurcd
his ankle.
William anus}, .1: Slain street, fell
down stairs yesterday and badly sprain
(Ad his knoc.
lire. William M. Lincoln, of Water
street, left town last night on the Wash-
ington express for Greenvills. S. i‘ . for
the benefit of llcr health.
(‘Hllll‘ BRADLEI'N I‘llffi'l’ ARREST.
1hr l'r's'nler was In a Fighting Muml.
nml Wanlvd lo Whip lhn Oflh-rr.
Chief of Police Thomas Bradley lllilflt'
his first arrest Snlnvda afternoon. The
prisoner was John T oonsy. He was
run saloon conducted by ll woman on
Water street. and attain ted. it is said.
to run tho place accor ing to his own
ideas She sent for the chief and he
ojeclcd Noonvy as easily as though he
had been a schoolboy.
A chance, was given him In no homo,
but he wanted to whip tho big chief. Ho
made u. misernhlo failure of it. however.
nudllis wouldbc victim quietly lifted
the young man to his feel and marched
him to attorney E M. Lockwood's ofllce.
Justice Austin was summoned and or-
dered Nooncylocked up. The prisoner
wanted to give bonds, but Charles
Finch, whom he sent for to go surety
for him, thought ho had hotter sober up.
The chief accordingly escorted Nooney
to tho lockup. where he remained until
10 o’clock yv-stcrday morning, when he
was released under bonds of $50 for up-
tice Austin imposed a fine of $3 and
locals, which Nooney paid. He was ex-
lcmiingly militant, and threw himself
llplu the mercy of the court. He also
,flpulilKIZPd to (“hit-f lirndley for his abus-
ilw lungungc.
(WI-ill THE RIVER.
mvr- and 008st of ”NA Day In [tau
Norwalk.
Tho monthly meeting of Mayflower
Hook turd L'ldllor company will he hold
1 to night.
‘ Tho Epwurvh Louguc ”experience
party," which mm to have been Ili‘Ill last
Friday, but was postponed on account
of the storm, will take place to‘ulght at
the homo of Miss Sndis Randall. River-
side avenue.
(learns Sllcrwcod. employed in tiny.
lnond & Comsiock's factory, who fell
from n atop-ladder Friday, striking on
the edge of club and seriously injuring
his back, is still ourllicd to his home on
Fort Point street.
A special meeting of tho East Norwulk
fire department has been called for to~
marrow night, to takn action on an
invitation from the South Nurlvnlk de-
nrtmcnl to attend ssrvlccs in the First
lethmlist Episcopal church, llrvxl Sun
ldoy evening.
ROWAY'I‘ON.
The exlllbitiou by home talent; for the
benefit of the Methodist church was ro-
poalsd Saturday night in Unider’s Ilnll,
(Hill on account of its overwhelming suc-
cess it will be given nglliu to-nlght. ’l‘hc
.lillluguss Wsrn again wall rcndcml, an i
the music by Mrs. iioillngtun and son
was greatly enjoyed. The tableaux.
which were of a very high order, were
under the personal supervision of bliss
Lou Stevens. They wens all artistic ililil
some most classic; in fact they for excel
anything of the kind ever given in this
place. “The Grecian Scone" was rsnlly
beautiful. the prom nnd t-xprsseiun
of Miss iiiovens herself being very lino.
Again in llor port of "Queen Mary
signing the Death Wnrrant of Lady
Jane Grey,“ sho looked very beautiful.
Among others who and locked well
in The ”Angles Wh spar,” ”Queen Eliza-
beth and Sir Walter talclgh' and "Lau-
cclot and Elaine" were the Misses Lillian
and Emma llo t, Gertrude Dibblo and
Mrs. Lillian Dib lo. rm' Lownlss. The
benefit will prove a goodly one for the
church and is ratifying to not» that. the
ladies‘ cflortn nva met with such great
success._ “ .,- .... ...- .--.
WHAT IS (WING 0N 'l‘O-Nllill’l‘.
limits of Various Kinds that Will Take
Place Mm Candle Light.
Heeling of the Bulcbers' Protective
association lit the City Hotel.
Meeting of Our Brotllcrs' Lodge.
I U. 0. l"., Norwslk. initiatcry degrac.
Meeting of Catholic Union Council.
. o 0., to hear the report of the
finance committee upon the violent
socialie. m .,. ._
’3 Connie Will Buy a Win.
or mothers bottle of Dr. Hand's Colic
Cure at an drug store. kin. S. .
flcrrill, of sirdals, N. Y.. says: "Dr.
Hand’s Colic Care is fsriu advance of
any remedy of the kind lever used.
wll quiet baby when shois screaming
with pain.” Ask some mother who has
used this remedy obrmt it. When our
bah incrovs and frstfui while test log
Ippy Dr. Hand's Touthlll Lotion iotho
gums. Fluid by all drug sis, an mils
0. W. 0. Hardman, dbl-riff of Tyler
0a., W. Va... appreciates it good living
and does not. bullets to say so.
almost tratsrl with n cold when ho
bottle of (lbsnrbsvlnin’s
In“
t Knish Rsmcdy. Essays: “It gave me I
prompt rcllef. l find it to he an invalu-
able W6 for con ks and wide." For
by 0., ill , drunks.
‘18 'Nfil‘lh‘"mlil ilfi'BiiTNiiliWitlli.’ ’ ' V
Ho was .
E. J. WADHAMS. Proprietor ,
PEOPLE'S MIIIKET. FREE DELIVERY, PEOPLE'S MlllKET
. w l Alon .,. n . 'y«m>>‘1ll".‘wu ”WWQHI
Sstlsfactlollguarultecd. l
"Willlav 3
Phi :p‘l ‘1'] i will, fi'l-l’.
Artistic Photography.
To those desiringsornclhing ospocizilly lineA in 1’I10TOGIIAPIIIO
WQRIK, I vrnulll cull attention to tho muv lino which l am now oxcclltlng in
a slzss.
No pain or expense will he spam] to obtain bountiful results, both m lighting
and ‘lmlnfl, r-spcclnily with doiicutc costumes and dropv-rit-n.
FOR CHILDREN
l’drtlculllr cam ls given in obtain pictures. which embody all that in rhildlike
natural and graceful.
Appolntmenls for sittings may be triads by mail.
Crayon and Water Color Work
.vr nsssounsnm muons,
.,....w 7.000 ~—
E. M. JACKSON, PHDTOGRIPHEH. 53 Mil. succinct.
C. H. HWARVEY,
Telephone cull, fill-ll. l
?.-
Big Slauglller
--ANl)—~
CLEARANCE. SALE.
1 2,000 PAIRS
iii Boots, Shoes and Rubbers in be
CLOSED OUT
at. the greatest bargains ever oil'sroll Ill Norwalk during the next
15 days. These goods must be sold to make mom {or others comt
log in, so do not stop untll you get to the oldest shoe dealer in
town, who knows just what in buy for the wants of the people at
less than cost. These goods are too numerous to mention prices.
Corns and sec for yourselves, Your old friend,
C. H. Harvey.
11' d Blow Your nlilllnllulrvv gins :. dim,
not at 5th avenue and idthtIov-t. costing
$708.00. which glow. iii leoplc dysgs-psia
and those pvslpin spvnd l.4."l‘i,(m in doc-
.
WM .,.... W W . liealEstale andlnsurance.
.. ).i t . .
each for Cactus iiimxlllure in (“111‘ thorn, . wnsrurul'um “REEL
l’l‘i'rilill' Imkln foralot,or [mill-16¢ rind Int.
what would bl- LIN caving pcr cnplts if? Wm, .
, . IIM view 0 pun llarlftA.’ are invllcd to
tho.: dinner should lzvv: b“ glmrl. nhl'feicllllandsxnrnlneonrlll-t. Wdlmvctiumior
bum“ 37 pt‘l’llllilii of n,, (”my .n‘llluylll every pnrtol lill' clry at rmHouahlv
lllquirv at l‘lulstmi'v llrlllg ‘iMIl‘x , in re " “”9“““4 on “NV ”rm“. said"
‘0': muvllnh Lllr- lruiilcnlslliwll lllldv ~-—
’ - ‘ 'i'll urn.
ac! lizlur‘llliilh ll. imul i‘ vrm ill-4 Il'llr.‘
l’ ‘IIE Wf‘nl half of (I: lllllo Ilislln" No“?! Spa;
7 All.” .‘ it ~ A“ I by?” llvrnllu' horn-Mk. birllllrr-ner-s.“ e
C..llul‘bll vry i2)? . [Li‘hnlmlL N... Til High dv‘rcet,Nurwnlk.uf)l;il
. . ~———.l——
Hint/refs Castoria. 1‘“
Taylor & can...
.Vlvi willowmnlninlm: w-wn rooms. third
( ‘c , If: i N Hi; I. .
Children Cry for I........::2*2::;..,lvnorm...scarruncntf
’ iApply at it .\i. lill.~illl.\‘:‘.ll Elizabeth street.
P'tcher s Castor'a. ,i-ionlh Nnr‘lvislk. film:
Q’Tlll’il-i and ll'tricili“lll. With fixtures, IS
- \\:t.hil glult arm-l. opposite is! office.
from April Ii‘I “iL‘l Ill'flll lif'l‘lllrlfll M It dry
'gmlll'i zilul'tr continually fur III! post [linen
lymrsmnd ia IlliW m-l llplul an er'h. inquire
\'.'i:l~:. lLlluy ll ml :.E it, o.- NA“ ll‘ r F‘M'nrlu mi Ill'lrlJY I’. ELY. Mid. this law
\s.'l...., .4, .mu‘u-lnn ,_;.,..,.,.',.l ,. ,- tmrnriu, A‘ lliilfrir'. Sn 9 liuvllnwl «lvr l Hultnblafm'
' ' ~ ‘ boarding Inma- ur lll'gu- inmlly. Pol-
\u,,~nq,..1...wm ,.. him, .m- vlllll; in l minds srsslon lnlnll-lliim-ly A lmly in i'. If. Wheel".
1 l2 Orchard "I'm". Nnru all. (‘7. f6 l!
anll Ill“ Irol l llllvlrrl.,slm gllr'rlllb‘lil Unswria. _.
' ‘ )AHT ni I'l'fi'v'l‘ hull». -,
I rvnl ill, llppv-rllrll inwvr nywtrlmnnl’, o.
.lurlmlll.llnlnnvm-lurm on and .1, Apply
in 1-2. A. lt'nunwum
will: r' ‘il 'l n- l- , F.
Gl‘IIIdl'efl cry for ‘ l l) it’llridlrgllll'r‘ly (Xil'l'illll’ml Ironing“; :2de
. i. '. 'm‘ I” 'll 'Alitf'l mu .
PltOhOl". castorlaa . Brown. Ill Ills Mllflfllli‘ Hullllll hI‘ulll-Biif'lofl. or
iiiwirml lA‘, lion's" llilv Nuiinnnlllflnk. all
, ‘flllll'rfsitunmfsi ,7
”0“" Opera House
0!” NIGHT
V
I1!“ SALE.
.-. ”fl,“
)itli’A’i‘h‘. mic of balm-hold fllrnltnru. m
"flur in n in. him. ELM ilovtiswoon.
>0.ilWil~Illl.gln1l aim-t. fl u
I llAl'Kl'H mmr motor. which William
union. Fill. no .. ..
Tile grentvs-l novelty nut-corn of the reason.
Elmer E. Vancc‘a Morn-lulu lelam- i'um- i "Otlce.
on) drama. ., .
fl‘iilv. nnmlitl nwnlluguf the HMWhMId.“ f
Llw Nnrwslk iron Workufflrmmn’.“
bv brill ill lilenfllouu‘lhclfmnpmy. rider.
“PATENT
P‘cilrliary illtll. at 2 p. m.
APPLIE” Fun ” 2 illilll l-I. lillill, niobium.
. _. .
I
By author of Limited Mull.
Tho heaviest play over staged.
Tons of Machinery. Bountiful ill-nun; and
luscious Edema are used in cvsry act.
8‘ The Wonderful invention in I'mrnllt ul
operation.
if The “rent Leaping lint-av.
SEE Tho swimming Horse in ”I" Whirl-
pool.
8!
«snowman: l6. HEM).
acting in. uncut for
Mutual life ins. 00.. ol ll. 1..
National Registry llompsny,
nnd ansrnlr- Fir». Ambit-hi. ”urine and
Llalllllly ifvllrlpnnlsn.
No. it! Washington st... soiierwslmilt.
mm mm nrnlrrnl
The Marvelous and Thrilling Ship
Scene. M ‘ I» '
SEE ’lhe flclentlllc [in arc of the Forgery. FOR sale I
and many olhvr cw nnd Nnvvl riinlrs
A l) ”Nazism. ti
Ir a mum on.
/ S p A Magnificent Production.
Seals now on sale at l'ooir's drug Iml’tlpfiiilifll
florwalk, and Gregory's drug scorn. Nllrwalh
r if a... 'ulssl‘ormusormmrlml
I“ :oilmll
i .
The unalmlgnwlllsrvby applies for n. Homes
to sell Whitman and Illuminating liquors,
pnrnunnt lo the lows of lbs "tats now in tom
rslatl to the also of intosicaling liquors.
ist the ullvlin -. . 0. ill Washington a mi. in
the if”: of worwamk, City of f-ionth nrwallt.
non .onn . gun ,
, ’ films hummus.
land or. Sorwalk. lbs mil day of February.
Endorsed by the following ilvn elonlnrs and
taxpaysrs of sat town, aorta of whom an:
.. deal-ruin lfinxicaiinslgy rs.
mli.iilssn. mwnlkt c a hunch ,
ed prwai ,
rant-in,
A GREAT BARGAIN.
'rlls WELL-KNMVN nun common
American Hausa.
AND
RESTAURANT.
”MATE“ A?
ll llain St, llnvall. nu..-
rs ovarian mu soon.
It contains sigll'esn [invfiinhsrl v
smn Norwallu‘alfr I}. An tin
Willa Adlehnsdict. Nos-walk“, l’. '
”gasps rows of lforwalk, inn 9
A. n
k n'% o hubby ssrt
L. . In sum
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