your cold. Try it,
. mam serum
fine chemicals.
' Prihcriptions carefully com-
pounded»
to: «W
.. li.ll. Plaisied
“Pi ,
, ~3A-E'Dr'uggielz,
1 1'3 Washington St.
_ doom nonwsnx.
._"Wall Paper,
rims. nus. cuss.
.BllllSllES, etc.
The la s m lists to Paint.
Til El Gorhém,
, £2 no: little,
W
THE EVENING serum.
Jam wu.ummm.
Tulle-l :3 imoatlle
M; I unremitting?“ we cents
scorn 10".“ ml mu.
Box War Wflhln‘ton and North Main
atleets.
Box d—Oogner Day and Tones streets.
Box W street.
Box ll~Wmt street. opposite Franklin street
school.
Box llh-Onnodrrlltlflhwu school.
Boa lee-Corner North lainand Annetrects.
Ben ll—Oerner High street anngayyiew
avenue. '
Box lO—Norweik Iron Worksbuilding.
Boa lv—Cornsr West avenue and Cedar
street. -
Boa Slammer West street and Taylor
avenue.
Box RI—Ccrner Elyavenueenll Benton street.
301le South Hall: and Monroe
M '
Box al-Ilectric Light Mon.
Box “~de avenue and Oeder‘street.
\
llntetnre Almanac for To-uerrow.
Bun Rises Bun Bets Ifllgh Tide [Low Tide
ht W It was “1:05 , at Tzll
flew Teri llereld Weather roman.
The weather tic-day promises to be generally
cloudy. with slight temperature changes and
snow. followed by a dangerous increase of
storminesa on the coast. ’l‘o-nlorrow it prom-
laeetohe colder and partly cloudy. possibly
Preceded by snow on the outer coasts. with
gates on the adjacent ocean. followed by clear-
ng.
lowest Point of the thermometer.
The lowest point of the thermometer for the
twenty-fourhonrs ending et. noon today was
200 above are.
SOUTH NUBWALK.
What the People of.0ur City Are
Doing and laying.
At Pleisted’e drug store is now being
solda good lead pencil and sharpener
for only five cents.
-—Bergaina in children’s suits and reef-
ers, at W. A. Benedict‘s.
-—Remember you can have an order on
Dickerman, if you don't wanta magazine.
Mrs. William A. Beatles, who has been
seriously sick at the home of her sistetn,
84 Spring street, is slowly recovering.
-Lene's for candy, price, quality and
variety. __
Architect W. 8. Knapp is at work on
plans for e double house of illtesn
rooms, including two bath rooms, for
Franklin E. Vail, to be erected on Frank~
lin avenue.
——Children’e shirt waists at 25 cents.
Cannot be lnetobed for quality and price.
W. A. Benedict;
John P. Zeiufl. the well-known oyster-
mammals the discovery yesterday morn-
ing that his scow, near Bead it Honslnan's
dock. had been broken into end about
half a dozen bushels of oysters stolen.
-——All kinds of fresh fish. at Bayet‘
market.
The Bridgeport Union, in its report of
the mqmrade of the Scandinavian
society in Seller‘s Ball, in that city, last
night, states that Helge Raaomon end
thenndJohn Deblgrss. of Booth Nor-
welk, wore the most elegant costumes.
—Don’t target your periodical books.
Numerous United States flags are dy-
ing today in honor of the birth of
George Washington. Among the build—
ion from which they lloet are the (l. A.
B. hell. Germain flungsrhum build
and the Old Well Hotel. v
~Tbe place where particular people
get suited on codes h at Daniel L’Bont-
mediue‘s.
Onset the most “hated lady singers
of the town, wheneaked lfshe weegcing
to attend the Bushnell concert, at the
First Istholliat church on Tuesday evan-
ing February Wth.rspiicd, "she would
mull-aim!" she bedtoslt ontberell-
ing.” She understands what the cen-
m m” “I
whilst at rm Candy in hands.
The log Zahara, owned by ichii-
iisleskntksrs. of New York. wescere-
evariy all unfilthfmthfldwfp
Muhammad.
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Acredlfllspwm
aflwwmmurzfihh
wasgll’u.
tire dollar Hat sold in the slate.
Perhaps This' Will Interest You.
~ Always ... BEST llilBSEs m. the Loan a... a3
BROOKSIDE “FARM,
m. H. PARSONS.
The independent Social club will meet
with Clifford Adams, tomorrow night .
—-Chickens, at 13¢ per pound: turkeys.
lie and ideal Beyes’ market.
Alargonumberof young people are
enjoying the line skating on Keeler's
pond, tcoday. ”......
-For this week. lion's heavy winter
gloves at cost. at W. A. Benedict's. ‘
C. B. Brown, of 124 South llsin street.
rsoeivadtbeten pound roastatE. .l.
Wedbams' market yesterday.
Douglas Fowler Post, 0. A. it. is
keeping open house today at their hall on
the Washington street bridge. Tonight
an old-fashioned camp fire will be given.
:lTonigbt, at Hoyt's Opera House, we are
. to have “The Three lists," a thoroughly
finished production. it will be present-
ed by the Standard Comedy company, of
New York. end that there will be a large
audience seems almost certain.
A well-known liquor dealer received
green goods circular. yesterday. the man
who sent lt'oflering $6,000 for M0 if the
recipient desired to make Ideal. The
telegram were to beaent toJ. B Done,
298 West One Hundred end Twenty-
third street, New York city.
-Try ‘eln before vou buy ‘em in Lane’s
Don't forget the special service at the
Baptist church tonight it will be of en
tolerating character. You will want to
hear Rev. Mr. lurrow, the missionary
tromxnnlantsrrltosy. tiehassomein-
tsrestlng things tosay and show. Rev.
It. St. James, of Worcester. Ilene, and
Rev. E. L. Morebonse, D. D.. of New
York, will also speak. The stereopticon
will be used. The public is invited.
—Chickens. at 18c per pound; turkeys,
14c and Me. at Bayes‘ market.
The manager of the Com theatre, East
Norwelk, claims that To: SBBTINKL has
not treated him fairly in criticism on
himself end his theatre. All his people.
he claims, he has paid aoeordingtocon-
tract, end whatever has occured at a
disturbing character has been from a
few who attend the performance for
that purpose. Becleints that he desires
only to give an entertainment of the
cleanest character end insists on this
from allbisertiste.
—-Use your perodicai tickets, and if you
don’t went a paper or magazine, when
you havensed 400, you can have an order
for the amount on Dickerrnan. for
anything you went.
The Bpworth league meeting at the
Methodist church, last night, was led by
lib May Raymond. end was of en loo
trusting character. It correlated of a
Bible reading.esch one taking part by
reading a favorite chapter or selection
from the Scriptures. At the close of the
servicesenimportont business meeting
was held. end on account of the lateness
of thehonr, it was moved to adjourn
and finish another week. when all new
bersenrsquestsdtobepressntmntuch
business is to be transacted.
——The ladies of Tnnlty church will
how a cake sale in thefluudaysohool
room. Friday afternoon. bat-sen the
hours of it end 5 o'clock.
seawater snwsw
A Irony ledges or Its-s tress tee
Ilppsrleeef Iowa.
The ladies at the Norwaik Baptist
church will hold a buses and entertain-
ment in the if. if. c. a- hell Friday at-
tereoon and evening.
«Plentyof delldouehl'fldietlute'e
The Daubury Agricultural society has
decided to make thsbnea's Day a
tsetuaofthsl‘alrsgalatblsysarsndlt
lsprobabistitatsolns interesting lovel-
tisswlll be introduced.
-—0ss of the Mutilation»
lioetobssablbiiedatthsflorwelk Bee
tee store this weak, isvalnsdatth
'halest-aeneshe-iedayeoleylahd
’eegotistioeswiththslltlt of the“
University slogans, who appear at the
-...
A. Dick
florets ilessbeting on Wood’s and
thoEsatHorwalkponds.
lira. W. J. Finm..l‘r., lsserlcusiy ill
ether homson Berkeley street.
llias Aliee some. of Ilerwin ......
huwreheesdenelegent aprigktpiaeo.
~ Alme.ths intent mama saith-l
Morflcrthmmoisdthlflidrn‘
ingegldbysars. ‘ . 1'
Wmther Prophet Venghanprsdictee
windstornsfortonlorrow. Essay-lit
may arrive this evening.
Business was gemu'ally suspended in
Norwelk at 10 o'clookthisnlorning. The
majority of the storesdidnot open.
Fred S. Ambler has purchased a half
interest in H. R. Hale’s 'Luairine and
Com Popper manufacturing business.
The Golden Rule circle of King's
Daughters will meet in theCongregeticn-
el pamnage, Norwelk. Friday afternoon.
~Reedman's Well New.
Gazette building, will be open on Wash-
ington‘s ' birthday, Febrlury 22d.
Nor-walk people desirous of agricult-
ural seeds from the government should
apply totihsrill Ciarkson, of Bridgeport.
llorse trainer W. B. Lockwood. states
that it was the horse Sheriflmot Miss
Hunter. which ran away Tuedsy even-
ilt. ...“.
Chief of Police Bradley reports that
business is doll in the polioedepartment.
Thachesnetbssnanerreat in Norwalk
in two weeks.
The young people of Calvary Baptist
church will give a musical end literary
entertainment in Quintard's block. to-
morrow night.
Mistlay Goodwin, of Long Island
City. who has been seriously ill with
amalipox,eenda word to her Norwnik
friends that she is now able to sit up.
--Tbrse pounds of good best steak. for
25¢ at Hayes' market.
Rhinold BchnvIr. boas weaver 't the
Norwslk mills....whoee serious ill ‘ at
his home in Winnipenk was referred to
in these columns Monday, is slowly imv
proving.
The remains of Mrs. Priscilla Morgan
were brought to Norwnlk from Danbury
on the noon train, yesterday, and buried
in Norwulk cemetery. Rev. C. M. Scllcl‘k
officiated.
Examine celebrating the third anni-
versary of Sherman Commandery,United
Order of the Golden Cross, will be held
in the Menhanics‘ hell, Water street. to-
morrow night. ”0-; __
Alma. the daughter of Samuel 1. and
lay J. Runes, of ”Center avenue, died
thh morning, aged 2 years. The funeral
will be held Saturday morning at 11
o'clock. Interment at Iawisboro.
——The Schurr collection of insects,
birds. snakes, son. will be exhibited at
the Norwelk Boston stunneat Friday.
This is one of the licest collections of the
kind in this country. and should be seen
by everybody. ...“-..
Steamship and railway tickets to all
who! the world are for sale by H. D.
Smith, Iaacnie building, Norweik. Be
leek- special rates to Florida,Caiifornie,
Bermuda end-Egypt. -...
Hrs. Edward W. Kelly, of West ove-
nlle, left town today to attend the excr-
cisell incident to tile consecration at
Bishop Tierney at Hartford. She will
remain at the capital until Saturday.
~Ths silk worm in eliita stages may
be seen at the Norwalk Boston am.
next Friday. __*
The union service of thoCongregetioc.
alcburchaaol Norwalk endhouth Ner-
walk in the chapel oi the First church.
last night, was well attended. Rev, '1‘.
t. Noble preached an able and Interest-
logaerlnon upon "rs. Cell cum to it.
Stumbling World." The text was
lssiahlii , l.
The case of lease Bodieut. who took
Deputy Sheri! Tour‘s horse three years
ago, and was only recsudy arrested.
came up in the Super-lowed» ynitorday.
Thsprlstluerchenged his plea from not
gulltytogniltyotteklngthehorsewhilv
illuminated. but with no criminal intent.
The decision was reserved.
‘ Fa "
W
erman
ck Sattcens. ;
& Son,
84 waeHlNo'rOtlernEl-zr. SOUTH uonwaut. coon.
At $9. $10. $l
’ Whirl: rllnfinlvnll. ’
News and Goeslp of the Day in last
Seruelk.
Ilse Ledhe’ Aid society of the East
Avenue Methodist Episcopal church held
a very succosoflll Martha Washington
tel. lest night, at the home of Mrs. Har-
riet Tate, Henry street. The ladies who‘
assisted at the tables were attired in col-
onial costumes and performed their
duties most ellicicntl . Among them
were ills. William right. lire E. E
Gorbam. lire. HenryTeylor, lire Hiram
Fitch, Mrs. Charles Janos, MrsflS. ti.
L'Houlmedien and Mrs D. L'Holnule-
diets. The national colors were used in
the decorations, and‘everytbing was done
to make the tables attractive. There
was singing by several of the ladies, and
Highest chill in 1coveningi’ower.~l.atcst U.S. Gov’t Report.
no;
W
Belting
Powder
35 Cents Will Buy a Wife.
or mother a bottle of Dr. Hand‘s Colic
Cure at an drug store. Mrs. S. W.
Merrill, of airdale, N. Y..eays: “Dr.
Hand‘s Colic Gore is far in advance of
any remedy of the kind 1 ever used.
wil quiet baby when she is screaming
with pain." Ask some mother who has
used this remedy about it. When our
bah is cross and fretful while teat lug
app y Dr. Hand's Teething Lotion to the
gums. Sold by all druggists. % cents.
Mrs. Emily Theme, who resides at
Toledo. Washington. says she has never
been oils to procure any medicine for
rheumatism that relieves the 0B3”
effectually as Chamberlain‘s Pain m
and that she has also used it for lame
back with great success. For sale by G.
C. Stiliscn, druggist.
a very pleasant time resulted.
llllWAlTON.
John L'lzlomuledieu has returned from
a visit with relatives on Long Island.
The skating was excellent yesterday
on J. B. Raymond's pond. and was en-
joyed by a large number of young
people. _ ..
fire. 0. C. Bowen is ill with the grip.
Charles and Ethel Clock are recovering
from a severe attack of the mumps.
Miss Maude Mather. of Paaenic, N. J.
is a guest at the residence of Albert R.
Sccfleld. , ' .
A roll-cell all the members of the
Methodist Episcopal church will be held
next Sunday morning.
’ Joseph Fu‘rniss, a veteran of Company
L. Heavy Artillery. Second regiment.
Connecticut Volunteers.died at Fitch's
Soldiere’ Home, early yesterday morning
aged seventy-one years
Surveyor Bill and his corps of assist-
ants mede a layout yesterday ol the pro-
ged trolley road from Rolou Pain: to
"mien depot. it is reported bat
work on the road will be commenced in
a few weeks.
The kirmees, to be given under the
~ auspices of tho ladies of the Congrega-
tional church. will take place to night in
the town hall. which has been elaborately
fitted up and decorated for the cccnelon.
A large attendance and an interesting
programme are assured.
flue» Her—Ehnmrig‘nlvorce.
Constable Samuel Ireland served ps-
pers yesterday afternoon in a divorce
suit. instituted by Mrs. Emma E. An»
drews against her husband.Wilbur F.An-
draws. on the ground of adultery. Mrs
Andrews, it will be remembered. is some-
what of an elocuticnist. and made her
debut in Music Hall as an actress lust
mason. .,
All its [title Ire Peltl.
The state association of the Y. M. C
A. held its annual business meeting in
New Haven last night. Dr. I. DeVer
Warner was elected chairman of the ex-
ecutive committee; H. ll. Knapp, of
Bridgeport. treasurer; M C. Stanley. of
Stamford. recording secretary. The
treasurer's report showed all bills puiil
Ten days loss of time on account of
sickness and a doctor bill to pay. is any
thing but pleasant for a man of n inmi y
to contemplate. whether he is a laborer,
mechanic, merchant or publisher. Jan.
0. Jones. publisher of the Leader, Moxie.
Texas, was sick in bed for ten days with
the grip during its prevalence a year or
two ago. Later in the year he bad It
second attack. lie sayll: "in illelatter
easel used Chamberlain‘s Cough item-
ed with considerable successJ think,
only hole in bed a little over two days.
The second attack i am satisfied would
have been aqua as bad as the first but
for the use of th a remedy." It should
be borne ln mind that the grip is much
the same see very revere cold and re-
uiree preciscl the same treatment.
Hilton on wis to curse cold quic‘k‘lr
ende ectuaiiy give this reeled str ‘.
stucco cent bottles for sale y“. C.
Btlllson, drugglst
if a New York‘r‘miliionaire gives a din-
ner at bib avenue and 90th street. coating
.00 which mill led i
{The Wig. a Warm-
ors' bill-an line have topey .00
eaohlorCeotnsll (hiretocuret m
what would be the saving pol oeplte ii
the dimmer should “not! bowivon. thcro
at s can
“tramwwm’a drug utore, where
you may have the problem solve: and
estinlormatimt about it .cm- lilo tour»
Children Cryfcr
Pitcher's Castorla.
children Cry for
Pitchers Centerle.
Milabywasick. «parsimonious
mumammmmm
mumaaaMemwm
mammary-"MM
children Oryfor
e eetuia.
it»: .
0. W, O. Hartlman, Silerill‘ of Tyler
00., W. Va., appreciates a good thing
and does not hesitate to say so. He was
almost prostraled with n cold when be
procured a bottle of Chamberlain’s
lugh Remedy. He says: “It gave me
prompt relief. I find it to he an invalu-
able remedy for coughs and colds." For
, sale by l}. C. Stillson. druggiet.
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% lleal Estate and insurance
WASHINGTON STREET.
Persons looki foreiot or house and lot.
with the view 0 purchaslng.are invited to
call and examine our list. We have them for
sale in every part of the city at reasoneblt
prices and on easy terms. an! it
"M " WKNI"e.‘Ii.' T
F XPEHIENCEUTHu‘rmeETR ' layman &
J Cornstock'e. fl03t
YOUNG man not over is venrs of e in a
luwomce. Address. LA OrFli‘ .cnrc
[trench Sentinel ofllce. All Wall street. Nor-
w__eill. -.-. _ r21
RELIABLE agent for the Home Life ins.
(‘0..of New York. Call at room 1
sonic Building. Nor-walk. _, <
BOARDERS wanted tr MRS. JUllN
. WEYERHAL‘SERmtl RiveretreeLNor-
walk Table boom nope-cloth)" xM it
To MEIR—.7
SMALL cottage of ii liloiuhfh‘u. Kl ”Franklin
avenue. near Maple. Water and sewur
connections. GOULD Hill’T. ll. R. It. 83';
:l.
griffin" .....l‘ shimfi'FWl? nfifii‘fi
t,. Washington street. opposite t 0 cc.
from April [at line been occupl as a dry
goods store continually for the past. fifteen
yrare. and l< now occupied as such. inquire
of Dom.“ P. Eu. 1262: 288 to w
x... -
)Alt i‘of house. No. b Henry street. l rooms:
lower part of house. No. lll Day street.
rrloms. lower floor. No 40 East avenue. East
Norwaik. rout‘low Apply to W. YOUNHS.“
Inckwcod Manchu-luring company. fl? 6t
' NE—HALl-‘of union in post ofiicc building
formerly occupial by Jacob M. Layton.
Rent. $8.1m Also iour rooms, ll Refill-tend
street. rent. 87.0) Appl‘vto C. dWAll z.om
Well Cigar Co. office, so sshlngton elm!“
IIOUSE No 9 linvilhntl street. Suitable for
boarding house or largo famil . Pos~
session llnmediaiei '. Apply wl‘. H. \ 'lleelrr.
ix Orchard street. . orw it. Ct. iii if
1)“?! at lower house. Woodward avenue.
rent :upper and lower apartment. «No.
manual _atn street. rent tit and 89. Apply
to E. A. Wooowtltb
THE to}: floor in the insurance bulld-
lng, ormariy occupied b Butler limlgo
l. 0.0. F. For wilt-ulna n lllre of it. .
Brown.“ his store on South in street, or
George F. Beam City National flank. afitf
---. . “”"TiD'It'SWIIE." _.
'RISTAL’RNT’ In South Norwalk. “its
an ported a family of Solace August last.
Hood c save for a man with small family.
Other button» the reaanu for selling. Address
F ll. BASSETT'JT North Main street. fllllt
I. OMB for sale. AA mam? 'eara old; oer-
lovlly sound and ltlntl. (loud driver.
For further particulars. inquire of It. (Yosh-
men. ltowayton.(kiun. l’. 0 Box ll. filial
””liiléi'cfiidimmlh. vilified: bu mil
"m cheap for want of use. Apply at this
re.
lililNll (lllNliifli.
First M. E. Church.
Tuesday Evening. Feb. 27
AI ll o'nwcu.
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muiaiii'i’illmnl
lint-nun:
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loop
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althinellvDOM
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Ma-
rtll an ,
dreams. rent low. pmseseion at once: also ii
People have found out that the mealstws
than at any market in either city. Would you
NEG. We make it a business.
ao. We cut nothing but the
notice. The patron whose
Roast of Beef.
E. J. WA
PEOPLE'S MARKET.
13 North Heist st., 80. Norwalk.
FURNITUR
ll nettle Booms 46m u:u..-s...1m ,
Special Sale of livans and turner t.
Marked down from'312, 014, 818, 020.
~ Another Succ‘eszui Week.
out are superior in quality. and lower its rice
know the reason? We are in the 31“? RBI!-
and we understand our business. it there are any at any “.
competitor; who wish to try conclusions with us, they are hereby most cordially lnvitadtode
best quality of meats. and can prove this statement by our
and steadily increasing business. We shall continue to give prizes every day. until tum
name is drawn cech day will be entitled to ion The. Prime Rib
Telephoneceil,52-8. l Satisfaction guaranteed. I
2,$l4,$le.
d1
DHAMS. Proprietor, '
FREE DELIVERY.
PEOPLE'S MARKET fl
21'Well'st., Norwalk‘ V N"
Telephone cell. 57-3.
(1;) those desiring somethin
all sizes.
No pain or ex
and
natural and graceful.
E. ll. JiCKSHH.
.B'ig Slaughter
12,000
15 days. These goods must be
town, who knows
less than cost.
C.H.H
' “gunmen?” “T
Leading Comedies of the Day.
ADMIBSTON
. pence will be spared to obtain beautiful results.
posing. especially With delicate costumes and draperiec.
FOR CHILDREN
Particular all-e is given to obtain pictures,
Appointments for sittings may be made by mail.
Crayon and Water Color Work
AT REASONABLE PRICES.
PHOTOGRAPHER. 53 Will ST.. HBRHllH.
c. H. HARVEY,
FOR ONE hilCi-iT o
.....AT~.
HOYT’S OPERA HOUSE, ‘
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 22.
The Standard Comedy Co, of New York, under the Personal
Direction of Mr. J. J. Darling, in tile
LATEST METlillPllllTAN suiczss,
“THE THREE HATS”
With the Original Cost, Pronounced by the Press One of the
RESERVED SEATS - bound
‘0‘ V“ Artistic Tfihoiographyfm ,.
g especially line in PHOTOGRAPIII
, I would call attention to the new line which I am now erecutingi‘lz
, both in lighting
which embody all that is childlike '
wAND—
CLEARANCE SALE.
PAIRS
ill Boots, Shoes and Rubbers in be ‘
CLOSED OUT
at the greatest bargains ever offered in N orwalk during the next
‘ . sold to make r:
lug lo, 80 do not stop until you get to the 01
tom for others com-
dest shoe dealer in
just what to buy for the wants of the people at
These goods are too numerous to mention prices.
Come and see for yourselves, Your Old friell '
9
arvey .
”’ lifi’i‘uéfi'i‘a
NLY! ,
Don’t Forget. For One Night Only.
WASHINGTON'S BlllTHllllY NIGHT. 1,
35 Cents.
75 Cents.
IKAM’ Y. li’l'llllh, Issuer.
PECK’S
BAD BOY
Altar tam go and see it.
Thisyvarhstmthassvar.
m 'Wlll!
tlw.‘ ”Pl-stimuli? ,
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seem breeds imitators.
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