ll Plaisted
. Uruggist,
all Paper,
I; OILS. cuss.
tarsus. etc.
pisseseitlnetsl’alst.
Illsaeriteglreyes
pi
nonporous
.BoIC—Omstnat.
‘ycuogpsoplesttbelletbodistcbercb.
csabebooghtioraneebwm
are from the best New Yark
manufacturers and perfect in ' of
Dflfifi’fi WAIBTB EAT 25 CENTS. .
tabla: Goods. Hats and Calle-
BENEDICT
ldIng, Washingttm Street.
SOUTH HOHWALK.
COME ON, COME on.
and buy a good: horse cheaper than you ever dreamed oi, at
BROOKSIDE FARM.
' a fresh car load of ii in to day.
III. II. PARsous.
forums 3mm.
1am 00m. littered Proprietor.
”a lathe
li”l'sir Play" wants to see his oom-
monlcatlons in print he must and his
name and address.
Raymond a (loutoek have received
m reorder for four hundred dam pearl
Bo! a—ollrm mammal-us North hiatn 3‘“ ‘0' ”mm "at for the New York
police departmeat.
Thegrsteinthe large boiler at Bay-
mood & Comstoek'sbat faetory broke
this morning and the concerning. 0:.
liged tosbnt down tosend for another
grate and make repairs.
4Mlhh steak, lite. meplc' s Harketl
The committee-— In charge of the enter-
tainment tohe given by Unm- Tribe. l.
0 B l..andtobe known as a “Bur-
lesque on Redmausbip," have completed
their arrangements. The entertainment
will be prmented in Boyle Opera House,
Wednesday evening, April 25. An 01'-
chestra has been engaged to furnish in»
srrumental 3 music; the Novella Male
Quartette. of Yonkers. will sing. and
William A. llsliiday. of New York. will
be the humorist and impersonator.
Tenn—l Oman
‘1’: l myrrh“.
streets.
Box e—cImar Day and Tollesstrecte.
Box li—Wast street. opposite frankltn street
school.
Box ss—Gonmdmeppmtu school.
Box “—00er ltortb “need Annstrects.
Box li-Oorner High street and Bayvtew
avenue.
Box ls—liorwalk Iron Works bundles.
Box lt—Corner West avenue and Cedar
street.
Box lI—Corner West street and Taylor
avenue.
Boa lid—Corner liyavenoeand Benton strut.
Box le—(krnu Booth lain and Monroe
streets.
Box Sl—Ilectrlc Light station.
Box al—ratrileld svennesnd Cedartstrest.
liaise-rs Almanac for tomorrow.
Sun Rises! San Bets [High This how This
at 6:10 at 5:53 at um , at Me
New York Herald Weather forecast.
The weather radar promises to be Ilondy
or partly cloudy and cooler. preceded by rain.
followedhy clearing tn the afternoon or to-
night. rm it promises to be generally
clear and slightly colder.
Another man had a narrow europe on
the railroad. last evening lie was walk-
ing near the Monroe street crossing, and
stopped on the east track to watch a
freight train pass. not noticing the "gilt
also"
Lowest Point as the her-ouster.
The lowest point of the thermometer for the “Pm“ "l8 0'”
twenty-tour hours ending at noon today was “It! track on which he was
or above zero. standing. The engineer looted
the, whistle sharply several dates. and
thereon finally noticed it. and got out of
the way just in time. The mancome to
the lockup Inter and remained there all
night.
« April Toilettrs at Flynn II, P. i)
“01"!" HURWALK.
the People at liar City Are
Doing and laying.
Mrs. Latlin won the roost. yesterday.
at the Pmplo's Market.
8. B. Sherwood has the contract tor a
barn for Arthur Merriam, South Main
street.
What
NDRWALK SEND.
A Heresy Budget at lunar from the
Ilpprr lad oi Town
MI I Flora Boots, of (renter avenue. is
The condition of John L.
mains alnut the name.
—Try 'ern before von buy 'cm in Lane’s
A bright little “3;. arrived in the
household of William 8. Bturtrvsnt. of
Bargain House Lame.“ -_
The barge Katie HcWilliam is dis-
charging e cargo oi Hazleton coal at
Raymond Brothers' wharf.
-—Plenty of deliclou bread. at lane's.
The interior of Raymond Brothers’
coal olhceon Washington street is to be
redecorated by Artist Caleb Wood.
Weston re-
Jsmcs Gordon is moving from Main
street to Harbor arcane.
Albert A..Betts,fltbefl(told Spring ice
dealer. has harvested 2,500 tons of ice.
The Elastic Web Weavers' association
will hold a ball at Germanic Ball. April
18th.
—l"irst annual concert and ball at the
Norwalk branch of the Elastic Web
Weavers” association. at Germanic Ball,
Washington street bridge. South Nor-
walk. Friday evening, April 18, 180i.
Ahomc minionary meeting is being
held this afternoon in the chapel of the
First Congregational church.
The Danbory News—ye Prof. Guerrero.
themnstelan, will he tendered a benefit
at the Parlor theatre in that city, liarch
15.
~Turkeys,chicksns.l2lc People's Ii'k't.
W. B. Lockwood. who will move his
horse traialq stables to White Plains in
thesprlng. will retain his residence In
liorwalk. -_...-._.
Tinnwiflbeamesfingdtbehufi.
Lyceum,» theehurch, at 7:!) Thors-
deyevenlng. Thsbookewillheopen to
receivenewmembers.
Theodore R Smith. the expressman,
hasgone into the fruit basin-s. and is
now engaged in establishing a route.
-Lane'e for candy, cc. slit and
variety. (”Uri on y
D. M. Fitch had six horses capped
yesterday, drawing a new sailboat to the
harbor, where the launching will take
place in a few days.
J. Ii. Layton and family,of Fairdeld
avenue, went to Newark. li. J.. today,
to attend the inneral of live. William
Gardner. motheroilirs Layton.
—Wsnted~A first cla- psper banger
tohangbytbe roll L. B. Decker. 79
Washington street. loath liorwalk.
Louis Rebates. for breach of the peace
in Springwood, a law days ago. was
dosdflsed eostsby JusticeBdward
Bs'rrett. tbh morning. He could not
pay and was lease to the county Jail.
Al. O’Brien and his hacker. from New
York. were in death llorwalk last night.
O'Brien was on his way to Danbury.
where he had a"grl’ with Billy Yorsythe.
the light weight champion.
Foreoms time James Smith. a Ills-clots
character. has been annoying Oscar
Wells and ismliy, of lmlthatreet. A
Whoa-Winona
Rev. 0. It. Psgg. at bat liorwslk.
emulated at the funerals! Ira. William
tklseveaiag. Bis subject is “Elisha." Helene, which was held from her late
ltls hoped tbstsll will tasks an alert residence in Wlaalpaak. yesterday alter.
toatteed. tlpsoial music will be a last- noon
ere.
m~lt is worth your while to step in
tbetelrgea
eiaswdi
itsesndlwbmattke
more. Tlretdctse
worth
Roy-i
night. Theorderhinadourishiagcos-
didnsednewmsmbsrsarseomlngis
not!!! W...
Der-ea G. Harrell has several
his eosasstiea with Marsh's
if!
their regular meeting lat night.)
w..- mem...” ..
“remembersoil’hmnlsfingiaem
peny feasted on m clams alter
no oilloers or the Union Hanufaohr-
Charles A. Quintsul. secretary.
~l-‘rom3todp.m.Tkmsday. atthk
Norwalkllostonfitorc. yonnsngstnum-
bertBandiemtmdbhmallcolors, for
licenses-yard. ._
The Alpha Wheel club met last night
and discussed the matter at reorganisa-
ting. It was also prefixed that during
April L. A W. members and bicyclists
in general be admitted to the club with:
out the payment oi the initiation fee.
«Bargains in children a suite and reel'
err. at W. A Benedict's.
At the meeting of the Balsdeld
county association of Congregational
ministers. held in Darien yesterday,a
new constitution was adopted and an
ablepaperon “Secret Bocielies,"by the
Rev. W.” llama! Wilton. proved an
interesting and profitable subject for
discussion.
-Fora good time attend the P-lican
club's hell. ""9331...
A repnsuntstiveoi the New England
Cracker company, name! Clark, visited
one ol' our grocery stores yesterday to
sell hh goods. While engaged to talk-
ing to the propriewr. one oi the wicked
clerks opened the man’s grip and filled
it with cabbagrs The drummer carried
the grip to South Norwalkmnd think-
ing It was unusually heavy made an in-
vestigation. ile promises to get even
with the clerk.
~lllldl of New Candy in lane's.
Herbert Biackmsn. oi Shelton. form-
erly employedas night engineer at the
liorwalk and Soutthorwalk Electric
Light mmpany‘a station at Norwalk, is
dead, aged slant twentym years. Hr.
Blackmsn had been in the employ oi the
electric light company for nurse time.
but went to Florida last fall, hoping the
change would benefit his health. He
wma pewter young man, and had a
host oi friends in town. The particulars
oibisdestharenot yet known. his ps~
rents. who reside in Shelton, having sim-
ply received a telegram. Arrangements
mining made to have his remains
broughtto his native town for inter~
meat. Dir. Blackmail mortgaged robe
marriedtoe young lady of the same
town, who died the early part 0! the
winter. __ A __
-—‘.\'ew kinds all the time. at Lam‘s.
”WEB THE RIVER.
laws and Gossip as the Day in last
ltorvralk.
Charles Smith is repainting Hr. Foe-
ter’s house on First avenue.
Charles Rider. oi Bette piece. will more
next Tuesday to Port Jedsrsnn, Ll
The pupils in the various grades of the
East Norwalk school. had their photo-
graphs taken, yesterday. by Lyman Gor-
ham.
In. William liervin has returned
irom Waterbury, where she has been
vbuing her» sister. Iirs. George W.
Beach.
Melvin‘i). Odell started out bright and
early lionday morning. intending to
break the record catching clams. When
he returned in the evenlng was some-
what disbesrtenrdst his success. for he
had succeeded in capturing only three 01
the succulent bivalves.
Thescresmsoi a woman attracted a
largecrowd totheeestend oi theWssh»
bgton street bridge, yesterday aiternoon.
and while the men were disco-lug the
advisability oi going up stairs in the
Inrphyblocstolearn the cause of the
noise. James qunee. a baker employed
by lilekareon t Bette. appeared. and re
hechosetopuniehbis wits. Bowen
given somegood advireby the indignant
“Mudnntcnhhwey. The
adalrwssreportedtothspollee.
momma." am
s
In lie-MW " Flu
The Consolidated Railroad company
sangtvnihseonm tor laying mo
e
utoadoathOsbornsvenaeto thehar-
hsr.tsD. I. l'lnck.whoputahrp
heroines steers yesterday. The
ing oompsoysrsW F.Blshop.prcsi-"
. denttfleorge B. ilowles,trrasnrer,and
"5 W ‘ ”Vfl'ffiibiiii ' ‘
ABSOLUTELY PURE
A. Dickerman & Son,
so wasI-uucrou s'rBEE'r. SOUTH uonwam. couu.
Highest of all in Leavening Power.-— Latest U. S. Gov't Report.
Baking
WPowder
[-
on. for yesterday' a red. red rose:
And. oh. for last night' n tune!
And. oh. for the face that hollowed seemed
In the solemn light of the moon!
Oh. for the boat that soil”! so swift
Over the ehluing bay: 1
And. oh. for the {are and time and place
And theglamour ni yc-lel’llay.
~ Minneapolis lioIIeckeepI-r.
Killing Wild “'itll Tame Turk-ye.
“Tame turkeys can be trained to hunt
wild once." said Major A. s. Willis.
“I owned one callrd Dirk down in Polk
county, Tenn, that obtained a stale repu-
tation. l was oilrred sum for him at one
time, but then lthought he was II pbc»
nomenal bird. Sincebis death, however,
I have discovered thatthe talent for bunt-
ing wild turkeys in not uncmmuun uniting
fame ones. The call of the wild lou'l Iiib
fern from thntul the-domestic one. but the
latter can easily learn the («Itowr'a calls it
the hunter is pnIiI-m mough tn [molt
him. The tame lurk-1v «on he taught
so that he (till! be taken In the
woods and will then III-ml forth the chat
lenge call. if II wrist-y (‘04 l. in. \\ lllllu
hearing, an answering Hill“ of 1lk‘llillii‘a‘ Is
invariably lllttllt‘. 'i‘n'm I» rrpiiml in. and
finally the II “II Huh -I “Ill mum h' ry
heisnauspiiionsIrIIItun Hill I. b. In in- ‘
mtheturk': his t. :‘a on gum, 'Iml bol
ulna at (Inc-I II III ionic. “Iii. 'II the:
trained turkey nun
shoots.
hunting are ten lift at
can llllllllle n Inrl . \ «.IH wry (llltevly.
there in an Acmllllfllillll'tdh mode by strih‘
lag the ground out: llm v. inn» which can-
ltot be ft‘prmllhtnl, and \t Iiiwizl 1M" the
mhsiispicndla. 'l'iw hunting lurkoy
must betnkI-n in hand “tun wry young
and constun‘dy uriliui. 1m; bound the
patience fl‘lfllll‘a'tl wry little All)“ lli'tll in
exist upon lliu [ull'L ill ilm Immr "
hauls Globe lh mount
)0! Inqltleitlle.
Charles itcdfre) l tlllllll do 1.- mw that be i in rooms dedicated to the Inn-pow.
MRI lnquiailiwum. will! II lIulrI-Il only
quil to that which he rrwm r-e ii r gossip
Ind [ride that he largvly owes his fuIIIIiy
”minding bison n niluin to an iIII-iIlI-un
of Illa youth. At that time he me! it naval
oflwwhom be greatly admired as u model
of good manners and n man of the world.
One day Leland repeated to him a bit of
gossip, which the utllerut once cut short,
laying that he nevcrllstrnwl lu ‘llt'll talk.
The remark rustle a profound impression.
and one which time only continued and
ed.
lloker. the poem was ”let: who
studied men as it they were. iamks. and be
one day entered Lelsml'n room at Prince-
ton and laid down by him on the table II
peror picture with its back "mu-mum.
land took uouorivc of it. mu! :Iilrr a
time Baker nsknl:
“Why don’t you look ltl that. pinion-l"
"Ii you wanted "W to m it," “II-I it“.
reply, “you would hurt tuna-II ll lace
“ "I
“l put it there to are if you ‘lltlllll haul.
at it," said linker. "i thought you would
not.”-Youtb's l‘InIIImIioII.
Dog Friendship.
A pretty story oi dog friendship comm
from across the water. A small li'l’l'lt'l’ III--
compacted his Iussterou II visit in II coun
try house. where it won writ-~11 wry
M handling from one (If the house
dogs. being rescued lntlm‘tl just in limo
toescape total destruction. 'l‘hrncxt day
thallttle dog was missed, and all III-null
for him for two days was utuu'uiling. :‘II
the end of that time. boom-er, lu- rI-up
peered in the stable yard in company
with a big retriever which belonged to his
master. The moment the n-IriI-wr mat
the home dog that had mallrcuiwl the HI
tie terrier he flow at him savagely and so
rarely fought him Them “In IIIIIIolIbt
that thssm-Ill dog hid innr-myt-Ii In tho
homekennels and persuaded in dog lith-
gusge his big friend in return with him
sndargugehls wrongs. - .\'I w Y ark Times.
Haste ls Valuable.
Auctioneer—~Tbis book. gcutlcnII-II, ts
.prdally Valuable, as it contains IIIargiItnl
notes in the handwriting I>i Alexander
von Humboldt. A bundrrd marks 01
lead. Golng~gnlug-guuri It is yours.
markedtbatltwaenohody’s business if .1;
Those ph marginal one by the In-
la} was as lotions. “This
”worth tlispsiper it is printed
timbrllaeilln.
lbs Liked Bargains.
Cleric-vettiIblth'by on earth do
you kespas tag me to marry you! llav on t
I refused you once?
Rupert (with an attempt at locuiarlty)
—Yon have, but i wnuml to give you on
other chance More alluring this bargain
on."
I
,
isstof twelve-inch tile<aewrr. from the eta-when
Clarissa on the slurry-A bargain, Ilia
‘onse‘t l npert. dear. l'li take R's-«NIH?
ork orle.
The Explanation.
Atonrlst while dining at a luminous
was va much printed by the maullnr be»
harlot“ the dog, which kept lmrktngnmt
round him. (in anktnotlu- farm
es'shwdl' if this was its usual mutton slo-
"It s a' right: yo‘ to i. got t In
3 itaysgrta it a meat not o’."~liltmler~
Journal.
A Iberia-ks.
It was in the South school the other II"
that the wireless were Asked tomtte a
stators which should moon the pro
sens w small adored pupil pen-e
I
“ mother mad-a shortcuts. it this
as short i didn’t get any of it. "-—llllri.inrri
siren ivory wash in warm water and
with a brush and place the article
”a hikeillll sunlight. lingual
“this! mar these days. ivory
gkekleasiisd by immersing to water
a little snipknrous Item. chin.
lime ‘ehierisa.
'oltlIe
ii"
3 the absenw oi the former.
; ones naturallynlongcr luten sl is allowed
cautiously until he rm Ibo tmm mm. as i to elapse
1"" ”l" W- M“ i the. key in molecular: of the emimssmlor
i or the charge d attain-s
”The ndran'nam of ”m «unlhml ul clearedof ltsmntcutmthereturn I1I~pII1Ih
“hill is humI-r'
, ll“! for foreign nllrtirs. \vlm upon-I It v. lib
H Idiate oulournge oi in" ii .I-
i
I
nirto‘fifiio Discard? .
new They Are Gnarthd and Counter
Guardod In European Courts.
To abstract a paper or steal a dispatch
lronmue of the embnmies in not by any
means an easy matter. To any that it
would he an impossible test. would savor
of exaggeration. for in those days of scien-
tlllo burglary there inothtng impossible
under the sun. Up to the time oi writing.
however. such an instance is unknown.
in the entourage oi every embassy there
are one or more private detectives who
are invariably gentlemen oi otllcial or mil-
itary rank. Notwithstanding. papers oi
comparatively infinitesimal importance are
environed with the receptions as
others 0! untold value. 0 documents
are all induced in an iron sale, the key of
which is held by the (ambassador or min-
ister only. thelntter taking all responsi-
bility and acting as charge d‘ailnires in
Dispatches do not remain long at the
embassies. A1. a given date, the length of
which varies according to the respective
distances of the countries represented a
special messenger is sent tofeteh them
A weekly call is made at the British our
.baasy, but at the American and foreign
The meIm-nger from the foreign office
brings a bag which is fastened with II pat
ent lock and cannot. be opened except by
When thu llil'.’ Is
on which the embusaudor sends to his gm
ornment are placed in it and carriullv I-nn
celled. his then close-druid rrturm‘wi to
NEW. whuronwyc it to tho mino
aduplicate key.
If thedocumcuu urvol’ ~l)e"lltl lm'wru
lance. they are not iIIlrIII-la-vi l'l Mn unii.
nary messenger home mm m ii .. .
9. min».
charge of them instead \u «I: .. 1 ; : - .I «I
sense to the Chancery oniw in \ I» .I b Hwy
are placed. and visit-urn 1111' will) ri‘wiv-‘vl
Um Ir
Precautions are carried toeurh an ex
tent at several embassies that if it scenic
wy cannot [annually as]: for lllill’llt‘l'lulh
from his hierarchical chief ho is nhligI-Il
window his queries in a special inched
box. which can only be opened by the I111
pllcate key ill. its destination. and the re
plies are returned in the same manner. it
is the rule in each embassy that the dis—
patch box canouiy he handed to one of tho
secretaries and must never by any Chllni‘f‘
begiven tutu the custody of a stranger.
Sworn transistors are now only employ
ed in certain embassies where the diplo
matiste do not speak. or understand French
Even the i‘hineee legatlon has now dis»
penned with a sworn translator. as the first
secretary Inveriably spnks and under-
stands the language perfectly.
There are other precautions to be ob-
served besides those concerned with the
pIaIa’Ible couflmtinu of papers. There is
the. fear of indiacretton in those intimately
connected with the legntiou to be guarded
against, and for this reason members at
the diplomatic service are debwrrrd in near-
ly every instance from marrying any one
not ui their own nationality. Prince Bis-
marck made this the rule in Germany. and
there are very few exceptions to it. its
diplomatist is retained who is married to
a foreigner. he is carefully transferred to
any country but that of his wife, the m-
enu being that there are still a few ladies
who fall to not up to the old maxim that
"discretion is the better part of valor. "-—
lmmlnn 'l'll Bitn.
“Perhaps you would not think so, but
a ver large pro rtion of diseases in
New ork come rom carelessness about
catching cold. " says Dr. 0 rue Edson.
“it launch a simple thing so eonomrnon
that very few people. unless it is a case
oi pneumonia. pad any attention In a
cold. New Yer one of the healthiest
places on the Atlantic (“toast and yet
there are a great many cases at warm“
and consumption which have their ori inN
in this lect of the simplest preenutn
of every ay life. The most sensible ad
vice is.’ when you havBe one get rid of it
as soon as possible. Br all means do not
neglect it.’ Dal-ston does not tell on
how tocurea cold but we will. eke
Ch'ambealalln's Coush RemedyEm it will
re evot e nngs.ai espseiIIra a. open
the secretions and soon client a ma-
nent ours. lit and 50 cent hotter toril
sale by (i. C. Stillson. “
"(“3” child is sub t to severe attacks
disrrbpee. ngthe lest sickness.
Dr. Bands Diarrhoea Mixture was treaty
lven endan immediate cure resulted.
l would have requireds doaeu vlelts
oia yslcien. as on former occasions.
I bel a Dr. Hand's Remedies would
have savedthe life of the child I lost.
had they been within my reach at the
time of its sickness." hire. ll. .Bsn-
.732 New street. Camden. N. .1.
They are Tlendld childrene remedies.
testimony to ”it.
PEDI'lE'B MARKET.
18 North linin’st.. Bo. Norwalk
F "RNITU RE.
it no I... Rooms 46 III It so a. limit.
Special Sale oi lions and tumor chairs,
At $9, $10, $12, $14,
IS.
in
Marked down from 31, ’ $14, $18, $.20.
i. m...
out this. Rood people. its better. Shall we prove it? liere nos.I Every
In- you now are“ doctor you don‘t know. will recommend it as heafhie mm.
lens and wholesome. can better flavor. mAral n. use common sense rel ht ”charges
ire steer from Illinois to New Y ork. would beuatae large on an Inferior a mal as on
Which v judgement shlp’r IllAgain. it costs more.
b “glitter.
a”; lien sbgort time‘s“: 3'33: 37.3mm lt.)wW’5M:Ireu£ellmr‘r
mliln above .mr‘flno."£{-‘.I.'il Iib'illl‘l'gfi’l‘: 1‘35. 23.5%“: ”’ "‘°"
E. “it"; WADHAMS. Proprietor.
FREE DELIVERY. PEOPLE'S MARKET
. 21 Wall st., liorwalk
Satisfaction guaranteed. Telephone call, 57-3.
(lily massed institution.
“loll. what. II! it
Mlle
lib beet lamillleem 0!
Telephone call, cos. 1 l
W"; I.-. _..._-,, . . ,. , -_.._. . ._ ,. m..-
Artistic Photography.
To those desiring something especially fine in PHOTOGRAPHIC
X2531“ l would call attention to the new line which i am now executing in
s
No pain or expense will be spared to obtain beautiful results both III lighting
and posing, especially with delicate costumes and draperies
FOR CHILDREN
Particular care is given to obtain pictures. which «Inlxxly all” that in r-hiMIikg
natural and graceful.
Appointments for sittings may be made by mail.
Crayon and Water Color Work
AT REASONABLE PRICES.
E. ll. liliKSllli, PllflllllilllPllEll. 53 Mil. ST. lillllllllli.
C. H HARVEY
Big Slaughter
MAND~
CLEARANCE SALE.
12,000 PAIRS
0i Boots, Shoes and Rubbers to be
CLOSED OUT
at the greatest bargains ever offered In Norwalk during the next
15 days. These goods must be sold to make mom for others com
ing in, so do not stop until you get to the oldest shoe dealer to
town, who knows just what to buy for the wants of the people at
less than cost. These goods are too numerous to mention prices.
Come and see for yourselves, Your Old friend,
C. H. Harvey.
Slflllll ll llllllllll,
DEALERR IN
Broceiies, Feed, Fruits, Etc.
I‘M SOI’TB MAIN STREET.
The blue- bird Is hailed as a harbinger
of Spring. it Is also a reminder that a
blood-purifier is needed to prepare the
system {or the debiliuting weather to
come. Listen and you will hear the birds
singing: “Take Ayer‘s Samaparillu in
March. April May.
‘A prick In the buck,‘ a pain under
the shoulder- blades. water brash, hilous
ness and constipation. are symptoms 01’
disorderly stomach, kidneys. liver and
bowels. For all ailments originating in
a derangement of those organs. take
3...... .Look at the Quality!
.. Taylor diléolden" '7 '
BealEstaieandlnsurance, look at the Faces!
WAIBING‘I‘OH s'rltlll'l'.
Persons looking foralot or house and lot. 3.31m, :5ch 1b.. beet Vow lsven Cracker».
Lillzll “unite“.
with the view vurchsen. are invitedto are; :llbe. beet California Prunes. 250.5 . lbs.
calland examine our list. e have them for heat Lumpy Stan-h, his, I tho. best
sale in every partof the city at reasonshb Hm! _RIQP,W be“ 5 0,3101“.
prime and on essv terms. so” ti gn1.. tins Citron, 20c lh.. ‘
“ “ " 3.“.‘I‘I‘I"it°ifi “W ”With” lW'Bi‘i‘éi'”
I 'can: a our-.6! nee.
W ANTED. tic box. We have the best of ’l'eu‘fa‘nd"I Colleen
(live on a call. Goods delivered free. 126 if
Y'uullu lady would like position to do light ’ ” ”“ * ”*‘““ ‘"“ ' “ ‘ ‘
vilified work cashier or saleslad in a
‘ reamllox uncureA. L.‘ D - Notlcea
811.1280th No'rwalk. Ct. Arno or
South Norwalk Union School lllstrlct.
Ul‘li'li in hereby ulw n that an usesemen nt
of the ratahle estate within the said dis-
trict has been made on the town list of 13'
and that said list has been this day depIInit
the clerk at the hilltl district at the cities of
e Selectmen. Nu. bltullrnad Place. th
No rwalk i' non. for examination. and that.
the Board of itellef will meet at the onion of
the mid Selectmen. No. 5 Railroad Pl
the (lib day of MerulI.A ..l) 11W 0k
e
COMPETINT girl to do neral house-
work. Apply M. No. illtg street mSoth
A
T0 Illl'l‘.
A Fllfl‘iltlllltll house to let. In Ridnolleld.
dwith all modern improvements. in rooms.
lann
pesto
. at 2 on
p. In. to hear and determine all appeals
«13erwilletumaitzation and periuctlon of
Dated at the cit oi liouih Norlwa k. (limb:
"II?” the llstda II February.A . .1
ll. A I ommlttee oi the
A’l'l‘liEWi‘quiE’l'l‘ I-Io.1\nrwsllt Union
JOHN ll. l.lilH'l‘. School l’llstricaa
Notice.
NOTlUE is hereby also no that an assess-
ment of the rsiahe match oi tsaidhe
*‘Diséifirls‘t. wining was sosltuated that than?
no I nc an “1......an
by“ men’rsan and this day flied
e art of said i istrlct will: be Bel not
said town at 0.
inc ace. in 1. oil ty
orienthNorwal
wisttbs city of Mouth liorwslk Collin.
lllln matter “lb or FebruaryJ ). 1115i.
Ailimtvl‘il ’& 'IIIIIInittoeo the
It” IIIII Wt vnnbm. so. orwalk nion
JUHNll. Llulll. i tic out illstrirpfi
and stable. 3 minutes‘ walk from
on and church ilmlnutes from depot.
Bldgelteld. Colin.“ millm
rust once box lei.
oiltl Ba s set house our
Y b, I rlllln
QUEEN
odo‘l‘o llesr str
star; rooms No. Toilce street.upetalrs;
down stairs. tam;
on I
can. Stillbirth mm...
ill.-
STO tltowsyton. in lower and most
thicklyI settledpa of vii c. with no
other store near. Excellent stand or grocer.
bakeryurmarket Apply to Whinl. umi‘w
Bow-Inna. Conn.
HOUSE on Livingston lPlant-dill modern im-
vemenis. tuwm it'mlulro of
W. B. trier.“ West avenue. met!
til-HALF of otllcel
I“formerlyoccupied
i t. hill" Ami Edmund" um
I rec n e I
you bagu- oitlmfi’lll Washington Izmir"
I maintain
on?“ ”or. bill.“ Lay tonI‘ "
26 cents 11 drug stores
Asevcre rheumaticr n in the left}
shoulder had troubled . Loper,a
well known drugglstoi linings.
lows. for over six months. At times the
patnwas soils vrrs he could not hit any-
thl With all he could do he could not
a” rd at it until he a lied (JlIsrnhIIr'Wo
ns Pain Balm. "l on y made three
applications oiit,” he says. "and have
one been lreetro at all ." its now
recommends it to similarly sillin-
ted. ltlsinr rate 11.0. Btillson.
children cry for
Pltcher'e Castorla.
Children Cry for
Pitcher's acetone.
mmwunoavemnm
Whenhw-adflharisdierm
'mumlhaamwm
autoimmune-am ‘
MAK E lVlOH EV.
BY ATTENDING
Millllill BUSINESS llllllEBE.
103351130” Hertlandatreetw suitable for .
Mn iam'e’distegum Ami", 1:30.“, B. IWbeelm
lower bones. Woodward mm...
uppersndloweraparti Ient. fin
to "15:33; u «garnet. rent Ill laud Apply
b
- starrronn none.
To f apricot We the laminae” bmm- socurl around businuuedncaiion. New
as. warped! occupied “by Butler ,1“ nfli filmh "“"dl‘a... Typewriter vulntoall
w l or $313.“. or Re It “'mltlml‘ spartAine‘plmndsr New an.
m "‘E ”I". cl" Nautilus“ ilank you “ "m" m"
IA. MERRILL. Pres.
""‘ron also.
(paper tor use in Bill
am I. ~ i
W‘m‘m‘ in) thil'l’l'
reed.
sheets tor ten cents. 80.
THE (’flOlil ilF' THE
noun warmth Main street.
Knight Street A. I Church
A. menu? elm mm... a... win he sold
will gives CONCERT in the
“M” m m“ 0‘ M “m" ‘ on. Norwalk 1!. P. Church.
son's. '
Pulmt EVENINHI
swaron shim igz‘bjé‘hfin s
ens-h i "an”: III!v mi *1!th
m who Marga
hens i'lt
SWAT
invites ii iii oi ’
acting as agent tor
little! lift his. 90.. It ll l.
hate.
lstlsul Isrlrtry Mm.
. Ii. I. burnll Alb ./
“(mantrmre nfiic. 0 nt“ /
Norwalk Chronicler