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‘ ‘ ’l‘lNEL.
it;
, . Weather Forecast
Marlo; promises to be gen
-y to partly cloudy, with
3‘ temperature, followed by
Ild'p‘mlbly by snow on and
. Tomorrow it. prlllnisco to
dinner and partly cloudy,
W by snow on tho euaua
spud high winds off tho coast».
Wrmomctcr lie-cord. .
'1 t point oi the thermometer
Why-(0!“ llnut'st culling at noon
7° tlt'fll‘l‘t'h‘ allow. 74'“).
Salish“! lllutt t‘tlv l.II\\‘ lull!
at 4:43 | at 2 ..o , at can
. .. cu Among tlu- X: ;.;roc5.
‘, curly 20 years ogt ltrt. Dr. lit-l—
‘ making It comm lit t lltl ltt :ltltllvks
clients of Willwrfort outlivmsity
) near Xenia, 0., battle lltt‘lll
to their mouths. Ho rxhortctl
r_ 6 hold their mouths closet! and
and therely they would in time
away the thick lips and loose
lunecles. Locking through the
‘ 201- Peterson‘s Magazine, in which
to Arlina Barum describes tho
e0 Normal and Industrial insti-
’. the reader discovers from portraits
n . teachers there that they at least
cultivated theirmouths. They rep- .
tho product of the best culture ,
t: the African race in America.
result ill distinctly pleasing. These
bubble”. bright eyes ; good. strong
g p ‘and are good to look upon. The
M ‘ and ebony features have taken on
C choline: and regularity that can
”If code from intellectual develop-
}. The chins show that they can
u .. : their powers against other men
, not be afraid.
,3 Booker T. Washington. tho, principal
the institute, has faithfully pursued
‘ hobby of industrial education for
it! negro, and now he begins to reap
V _ I swam. There are between 1,100
. 1,800 students at the school, young
and women. Every year they go
“ rfighttflined workers in the best indus-
' lvmothods and trades. Tuskegee in-
arts has opened a new era for the
black man. ‘
The Bicycling Year.
A’ Theeditor of Harper's Magazine calls
38951119 great bicycling year. He docs.
”think that treading the wheel is a
graceful performance for either men or
inner). but he is sure all the same that
healing for both sexes has come to
Well. whether bicycling looks
_ V ‘ ul depends on whether one. is ac-
cuatomedr'to seeing it. It looks well
tinting}! after people are used to it. lint
{he editor protests powerfully against.
Women on the wheel deforming their
waists and their feet by tight lacing and
oothpick shoes. The a-st'netit: editor
speaksright out in meeting and says
‘correts” plainly. He says the man
he admires tight lacing ought tobt-
put into ccrsots himself. The editor
grows fairly eloquent in the following:
.‘Women will never be really emanci-
pared by the bicycle hr the ballot ulltil
thoyfrco themselves from the two curses
hatg‘enfeoble literal and incapacitate
them for the enjoymt at of llll‘--lllt‘
tight corset anti the llllriillilllt‘ll sin c.
.As to the “'al' LClV‘t‘t‘ll skirts anti:
.Wo‘mcn are more cranial m ‘2 :. ;..
men because thny :~it l'm mi w .11. i. . ..g
rigord for uppt~:rrmi.-v,-, am! .3. r 1 . w l . ~ ,
$813k find imitutt- llf'.‘ t‘ t.',: with in .
fionkcy on tlit‘ rill: ;; it; it is. .
.. other the skirt. uhlvh giro. inn m3
appearanceof "\vallc-u'inu” all-ac. i. uy -
lion to the nttractirt nt-s's of tlu- wilt-t E. Kl .7 =
on maytridc in tights. Lu: it is t-wrlaltx out l
man never will adopt the skirt. It ts- tm) ulalr
s. Man has not courage to risk the (‘wlll‘
Intentions of an overthrow in a skirt
lit. 23'. B. Diffenderfer of tho Lancas-
ei'. lPa.) New Era has perhaps done his
countrynli important service in the mat-
a of the Venezuelan boundary question
by ognding to the secretary of state the
plume in which Sir Robert School-
burgh describes his original journey
rough the unknown wilds of what is
now disputed territory. He afterward
”eyed and defined the boundary mark
which is known as the Séhomhurgk lime,
g, f ,‘wlllethor that line was beyond what
. ‘ considered British territory only he
lmhnbly know at that time. At any
ht the passage in his book which 'is a}
m of giviilg away of himself reads as
11m: “At length the column was
in marching order, the coxswain at
shead, carrying the British union
Minder which they had been march
ting It: the past three wears through
hithertou'nknown parts of Guiana. Now
it was to lead them beyond British
Wee, ‘into regions known only to
‘ copper colored Indians.” At the
if!” of which he speaks in this part
mph Schmnburgk was leaving 3 vi!-
lage on thoMahu river. ‘ v
one of the prominent facts brought
thy the Philadelphia trolley strike
1' the meanness of. human nature
. developed among cabmen, even in
annuity ofv‘William Penn. "A majority
‘ the hack drivers of Philadelphia are
2 MM decent. hbnest men, but lllt!
that attracted most attention them
*1?“ during the strike were notoriously
.of' the other kind. One fellow is incu-
- i . .-~.. who, after bargaining totakeu
' ‘n‘very "short distance for $1.50,
Md to bring her back unless
paidunothcr 50 cents. If this kind
fling continues, people will shun all
' and back drivers as so many
. ~ and Paornlrrou. . melon question l” Tin: ”W A 0' des
4 . JA‘U‘lttrofia of“ l Review. 5
l which the United States is bound to in
a torveno for her own protection. If, how-
' the precedent of Texas, when she ioun‘
? zuela as one of the United States. Mr.
' Hazeltiue writes : “Within 2-l hours after
i
l ,‘. :'~
., ! ..
bloomers‘he' remarks : ;
. , i
tl’: illilll .' ‘
“mu-MW“ a... .. ....
V «not. nightmarish
ht. Wl'm‘hhiao til-cud“
thaws:- The
He quotes the statement of the origi- !
aal treaties that England should receive l And C Best
from Holland “the oettlemeutl of Dear . . .
. . ‘ " lo 1' Ill of m. In son,
crara. Berblcc and Eeaoqutbo." The 0111 ! It. llnltttli'zwfhad a ho cult-bun.
treaty between Spain and Holland stip- clo on his nt-t-k. 'i: to doctor-
ulated that the Orinoco colonies should “Elm”! ii; ”'f'l‘H‘W" 11““ 1|" IM Y-
bcloug to Spain. the Essequibo colonies , lnaucut em I '
to Holland. ltwas the construing of tho . AYER’S
language of this old treaty-that madel
barsapartila
thodlt‘liculty. Venezuela, inhvriting her
rights from Spain, has always insisted ‘
that tho lisscqniho Dutch settlftnonrs
lllt‘flllt the settlements along the river
and that her domain ('Xll‘lltlt‘tl up to the m” tlu-n ”mm d [H II“! tlw rt'
“Wt llllllk of mm rivl‘r‘ l‘lltll'liltltl. how- all! v.1: ..‘ii '-\t.'lt‘l1:tlltit‘t‘t‘Wlfillt‘ll
l‘t‘tl',t'l‘lll“llll.> that ill“llruttllllllltrtk‘illt“ for. 'l“t-. ._l. '2: »‘. l;t-;l».l.t:l:t"{.
il'tt‘llir. include tho \x‘ltolo 11,301: diatom! l“ I i ’ 3. ' i f ’-"", j‘t"1"»"
by that rim-r. it will tlll'wltlt :"l‘ll t3 .t q“ 51“." l1" '3' ' 1‘" Imam, \“
llll‘l‘t' is nothing llii‘illl a'mTtJ lunglaml. 5, . G:-,,'
if, lltl\\'t‘\'(‘l', tho claim of England w-"o ‘ . J y ,
lilltl\\t'll,’lllt'll Yulnvuela could in turn t}:1"5:l}‘l,‘lr’l§a .
claim under this interpretation that tho , . ‘ . - .
\\'lt0lt" rcgiun drained by tho (itrinocu be \t “.7033; ‘5 Fafl'.
longed to her. it this claim wcrc al
lowed. England would llavctosurrcudcr . ~
to Venezuela Point Barilna, on one of SENTllEI. PATTERN. ]
$333133??? .23: .‘li?.3.'.”.’3“.‘§:.'§"“ m" t "w" "W W" '°' .... “m“
' . _ “ . . ' . lay be Mind by Using the Canon. ,
Mr. Hazsltlno considers it a mattcrln . :
,Wo have made Spu'illl arrangcmcnta
with the agents of the celebrated Bazar
Glove-Fitting Patterns. by which we can
present to our lady milder-s mum of their
mission to the United States. Hecites very hem-st and Ch‘)mmls.mtlml of
d garments. Full and explicit directions
for putting together the gun-aunts ac-
company each patient.
over, the present congress takes no steps.
he suggests that Venezuela apply for ad-
herseli’ threatened by Mexico. Of veno-
ller admission to the Union she would
witness a striking and gratifying change
in the attitude of the British foreign
office. One of the last things that Eng
lishnlen desire is to havo American citi-
zens for neighbors of their lucrative pos
sessions on the mainland of South Af-
rica and in tho Antilles. They are suffi-
ciently worried by our proximity to
Canada.”
_._,,______
. Opposed to the Missionaries.
Mr. T. C. Havilar, writing in Thc‘
Nineteenth Century. says somo dreadful 1
things about the (lllristianization of
China He says, ill fact, that outsidc oi «was for outing of general vwar. Tlivy
the minds of tho missionaries tllctn ‘ re close-fitting band or brown what. it
solves there. is no reason at all for the ‘ pretty aim-tally adaptul tn tlu- sequin».
» . . s . . - . I '
Cllrlstlalnzattt-nof China. The mission _ tents of 'K'llll‘ll childrt-n and misses.
cries, protcctcd by the strong arm oi l in. l is made of shuggv mist-d brown
their own governments and attains! tht I hero". and is slurp-w! in eight So't'tinllF.
wish of tthhincso. have dug their was wiped tom.“ in ”3.. (pum- lllltlt'l' a "at.
farther and further into the interior oi l -.mnd-mvpn-tl button mold, The vllgl‘
r ' , ‘ ' . .
(,lnna. Thcyray 90 dmmm" ‘0 ”if! SJltlllt'tlltlllll'l‘V of the your. lwltu
lilW-‘i 01‘ "mil .chcrlshctl "Sill!” 0' ”1‘ ’ tlzu'ctltm tint lo-lt sitlc. Tivoglossybrnwn
2:231?“ 0:532?“1:111:52”;ng l3"?! l tttills :lalult‘mlt from mull-r the brim.
I .. 1 ' l I «any; lot i}; the bow, No. 31 ' ltlvlt
make the present state of the (Shine-st ! LU)’»§\U'IP ,5 mm.» . !' tam-v lztrt.” ‘, '1'}...
temper sullen and dangerous. And. then . rown is round ,4. 1 mum. 5;, Mn;
“'th '5 il‘“ good “f ” all? "51"” M" 33- g Milled tothv uncle-r In at but v." ll a cord-
“ll“. 1 ll 1 ‘ l t h l 1 l -tl [Y'plllg' of ticket. .\ stitl’ unvlnf vols
ll_\'.~t lr ‘ t' at! linnmau about till. a t I‘ All - , _ H .t ._ , , ; ‘ ,
din: of out) on. . .'|. unit sin-«t nti:.lty humupv M iii: H" l” ‘M ' ”IN 5” ' ' ' l""""
and til-oily put-twill on tho “'ttrwlzlp t-f his all l Ilat‘rtl ; t ”w lt’ft “ill". {t'ulll \Vlllt'lt l\\‘n
ct-sturs‘: 'l‘llct'ltlnaunm \t‘lmtiul so wuitltl not i . . . : ,L . , - . ., .
ln'u litlit‘l’ L'lllllil'“ . Tl.» lll’ltll'lh arrtha! l link ’“M‘tnl it‘lllllu! ;L"” {I “Lu“.
howuuld llt‘ :t \'.'i.,.i mul, a tll'l'. - itt-nt, in - . lurk Hips rain we inzlt 1' ram all)" gouty
“‘5.““f“rwl.””"fl1”“l‘.‘““"ml‘N-‘"h:‘l”,"f ,‘ voolvll fabric. to lll.til'll nr tantrum -.. i‘ll
ht‘t'lfll continuity. llt< tlll..illi TI‘~'lll‘t‘l for writ .
'1])p:|!lt'l'fil~lllll:l lttn'il“ farm of his worshii ,
of what llwtw'uusitlvrs illl"llll.'llt‘.‘l. prvuluctof th.
“human loin-l. Hall a gilt t'rt-ia llt':|V“ll. Tu
llvstrtqv hi - (at!!! in sis-h l‘llllt" i~top1vlt nut
lluI l‘wvl'tm‘ \\ hit-ll ltultlzi tum llil'l' tllt- fillvi‘ir'tif
Sttt'l’ ty. \Vily, again, hI-t‘k ttt :l'al’t stillllm an".
Imam-s drawn from tln- tin-start moi from 11..
GEiG-L'LDIES'. MISCF‘,’ AND
CHILDREN? ovens". cups.
"[319 B" MAY ”ASTON.
Thenccaps are wry fashionable and
topnlzu‘ with young and Hill of both
manna, plaids in m: wry popular at
trosv-nt.
it will l‘rqllll't' ul' '37-inv'll \r‘ltlt- fizzlt- ri-
lLl-i of a yard to make No, I vii-~i:n.,
pt! TA ”1' a Ivan! for Sn '1 (la-4:7” l:
if it '
"l :‘livliir-untwill“litt-t'atul'lw‘l'in E‘l' lawn ,1! ill! l lllt\'lll'J :ttl lV~ l'lrillt’l! l.t-.'ill .m-u.»
.. .. .;..,. g»,-,-..1..t;,..., ‘ ...
ill ‘3. .t': t ll.IVl.ll]i .. ...t. l‘. .\ .. “.... H‘. Um.” ltfl‘r: l'.‘ ,.‘.,_;_; .il":l I‘ "I
.\ \ u 1. ' .l‘ 1 mu {ml-13*.
. n. t, m ,l‘lthm, tlt"!.~~ltlt“ lull' ;t m!" .mxllt: :t 'J. l—. ..zvlt.
l '1 'r “"13? mo! lttt'.l~lli" :' “..il ’Jltl'l '~ ~-f‘ it ‘mi‘tl
.' . ll. l , ,
. ;i , vil‘ .‘tn. ltl' ~ In. ... mi w _'.'-!‘-! tnl‘
l 1 t, ‘3 I
z" i \l .
" tnlélv‘ ' i I. . .‘wl, it": l.ill'l l‘t'~
"l“ lit“ “.‘I‘t'l'trw Ll“, tlu! t;l‘.-‘ .',-; lit't'l— ”l: ‘ ‘ nip—f: " ,1." i' ' “I ”I ‘3‘"
ms. -‘:t ivllt‘aio so“. t:..;.. 34 ~ ml to 1:;m- 0‘ "‘ ‘ l 1'1» ‘ J
Elfin-ti from t.\':l‘\.'.-.'.'l\ :..- llll.‘ll :‘n fr..... lll'”"””' " “ ' l 'l l" a
a!'_\‘ll.ill,'.'. tlrl'. lit“ l.:t.l t-. at : \\'l-l.' ln‘vl‘ “ “l ”“""‘-'*“"- ”"5 ”d." ""3 3":
l--l lllt'll lttxirl n. l~.l;‘*.
liltljt‘.‘l:~".‘i Lift“. and. what ‘ is, Writs" ,
laid to do it, by hand. Royalytitpici'tc, or .
royal humhng. or old fogyism-it is hard .
to say What—docs not, permit tlto use of
the quick and handy typewriter in her
lilajesty’s correspondcuco. It is astonish-
ing haw lunch humhug lllt‘l’tl is in the
World, anyhow. Even in our own; re.
publican America bills anti messages in
congress and many of the individual
states must. be “cngmsscd,” instead of
. ._ h”... “at—I..—
illEttliiG SitlllltEi. COUPON
tZNTITlilNH 'l‘tintifil': PA'THZRN .t.\\ ;
"" i :t: ‘
bu. . . . it'll. r
1
(lot this out, tilt in your nuns and ldtlre-r .
tad mall or use to 1
i Stuttevam’s Bargain litillStl
l
\'AME._
being copied out. quickly and neatly‘on ‘Dpflfig ‘_ g . -
the writing machine. There is absolute— "
1y no reason for this slow’ and painful ~ 'A‘l'l'IZRS No.66!“ slzp‘ _r
hand copying except that bills have been
copied by hand ever since the time of
George Washington.
l'hll coupon and l2 eta. will secure show i
utteru at "llll’tcvrnl'-. North 5min and
um streets, South Kuwait.
Governor O'Fcrrall of Virginia has 'F MOTHERS ONLY KNEW. I
an idea in regard to lynching. His idea. I New You'll Nurse GivesSoutlt Norwalk Mothers
as exploited in his annual message, is the Benefit of Her Experience.
that‘tho county in which a lynching 00- There. i5 a roulcdv for children'sl
curs shall pay for its little amusement ,lrrlinm ills known at the drug “magi
at the-rate of $200 for each 1,000 of its w Mother Gray's Swvct “3m" 1’: ovdt-rs. g
inhabitants, the money to go t0 the which is very popular among Smtll Nur— !
public school fund. It could not go to a, walk mothers who haw- uswl this "m“. i
l
I
better 1’1“?“ for, by _“ cotncldence, cine for the past fu-w‘sezlsons. Mother
somehow in those regains where the Grav for many wars 3 “"1”" in tho
public schools are the best and most. nu- film“ Hotne- in . NT“, anb
xncrous lynchings are fewest; The gov- originator of t'a-sv ‘pOWdH’S my tq
811101" recommends that. the legislature a . must. years of her lift’ to trr......g
pass a law to the above effect; also a the manychildren's nilmvuts which so
. - f Lon came to he notice ill lwr ca iacity
In“ making “Olin”. pay'the expense] N nurse. Tllf' Enid! of but ("Kilt‘l'lt‘l (‘0
of sending militia Within its borders to she has given to the “W.“ in hm. Mother
protect a prisoner from violence. Gray’s Sweet Worm Powders. Those
M , powdm narrow placed in all drugstores.
Uolquhon of the London Times says and mothers art-rywhsw use and [milit-
if the Nicaragua canal were built it . them and tell other mothers about tht-m. i
wmfld bring the United States in touch lh‘y curv f0"?‘l’l§llilt‘s§. diarrhu'a. had
‘ Stomach. lwmlm-ho-s and all bowcl
" O‘uH
with 500,000,000 people with whom 3‘ l troubles. Tllt-yt-lcanss- tlw‘stoluach and
’howels, and if \vumts mist )I'filIlYt'lV
. étlcsttoy then. and by cleansing tho.
The United States government is not gsystem (lollies child good in an}: over".
a tame kitten, a fact of which both Tur- “0”!“st “‘1‘ ‘1' .“ml' drug WI?" 101' 3
, ~ ' . . (trivia Swat
k" and ‘r 1,. Br: in ‘ .Ztmnt box of Mull.”- ._ _ _
cohvincql? e. to may have to be. Worm Powders. and “so tlu-lu in your
. family. . They are plow-Kant to take and
It is to be hoped the hoodoo which
present we have little to do.
! countess as milk. A trial package will
be sent free for trial to any mother who
‘ thil.l-I1‘t'l~
Popular - Prices
on all w
Holiday “Bands
HALE’S.
fillrrlainmmtfi
g7
HOYT’S TH EATRE
I
Thurs-tray, Jan. 9.
Ill lilting, 1,:
\_.
Walt. We Arr: Coming
Jolly (lilii'Chumsl'
l'nmtrtllll-"t-tl ill its Funny Filtillrt'“. An
Entire!) Nrw .‘lt'll'l’ .\l rural hillttltge.
A Dazzling Wealth
()f l'l'ttillt‘llllt'llt numnitlcom, The
urine of force culnutl'y. The per-
it‘t'iiull ul elalmratt- llli-[lllly.
Not. an Old Feature
Rotalnod l
New am! pretty girls!
Now and tutu-[Ill intuit-Y
Now and lmtutltul c-mumen!
Now and charming dancrs!
Do not miss the Theatrical Event of the
It'IIHUur
l’rtc-mlifnfittauvi 75c. Seats now on sale
at Platnlt-tl's uml Wectl'a drltg storm.
in twin this.
Physician p.655...
ass. on. a. a. sunrono
Can be cou~ultctl at. her ulllce
2H2 Burlap St‘ltlzu‘r. lltllnonroa r. Coax.
From lttu. in. to 2' p. to. any day except.
Sunday.
The doctor is n rn-uulttr physician and
fur the [rust llllll'lt'l‘ll _\t-llr~ has Iltlttltl tllc
ll swim-s of Worm-ll a wot-tally. Latinos
~Illl'ertng from any I! ll! 'olty lllt‘ltlt'lil In
lllt‘~t‘x l'.‘lII‘ consult llr. Hutlirli in thr-
~tr.t-tI-t~t culltttlrtttm, u‘lttl Illl' il~~llrmwtt Itl
rwvn‘in: the ntost skillful alto N‘It'llhill'
rru tnvnl known to lll'ttlt'l'll ‘~ltru~ry anti
utctltctuv, lit-nwctm- ulllt titliw lurulslt'
mt when l't‘qllll'tll. let-nu town-rate. All
lcltcrs promptly rt-pln-ti to. ll:l‘ltl~t'.~l.‘ll"ll.
- Vast ll
“..o‘ .";.;:““
Florida andthe South
BY THE
CLYDE LINE.
I'm-u m .lrtt‘Lsulmliv, For, gm}: excur-
-l- n. Hu J ‘.
Farr l » ur. \ugustiuc. l“
l'tl"~iul', 5M 0:]
‘l'u (Youth-stun, 5'. C.
$13M
.\:l lit‘l.t‘l§ lilt'llltlt' mmls and forth
Will-cull Inmrll --t the sienna-r. For any
mt’urtnmlnu. i2t’lu'l~. stator-mull, etc, in-
qttirc of
GEO. F. BVEARS'E, Agt.
('l r\' N \‘tan \l. BANK.
or W. l'. CLYDE Jr l‘o. tlvnlvral Agents,
fl litm’lttlg U; "t‘li, New York.
in, $303.50; ox
stow; ('Xt‘lll‘sl-llt
I” U
NORWALK
Pattern Works l
I
C. ii. Altithorpe, Prop.
) l\ I '1‘" 2
l _ , , ”‘ if K“ , ‘
It you Would likt: your lltlllst‘ warm tili-
wintcr we can u it In a few days wit ll tht
CART N , FURNACE.
(fall and set: us in regard to it.
'iNELLIEM.DISBROW,
Teacher of Plano.
Terms Reasonable on Application. Ad-
dress 34': West Avenue. ring 30 tiny.
1
MAKEVEUR“
WANTS KN‘OW‘N
IN THE
EVENING SENTINEL!
Old Mother Hubbard
Wear in the ca board
For a can of Pan'-
(ll-e t
w hm the put Ill/Ire
The cupboard wm m: o :
so she went out and [Mllfltt
Dollar= ‘
is easy
with Le Page’s Glue.
t is the s/rouzrs!
kaolin, and th': most tlcxihlc; you can mead
cvcu leather wall i_t——.t'ni anything else :th bul
the house. ail/ram rcadr.’ No liniling nor
messing. it “3.1.x" slowly; you canput
thinqs smn‘niihlv together, thcn they “star
.2” The United States Government
mmc: Le Page's Glue as the standard
In the ntiidal requisitions. lt vlon't stain the
seems to haycbeen over the battleship will address Allen ,5. ()lmstmd. most as] admin. rial hr use ‘thas d
Texas hasnowhoen lifted. lib-330.7! 1".» Y _. ' ' linit. A, l. ‘ 1" La -fl.‘ "until
:1.
nonwm BOSTON STORE ”.
NORWALK, CON NEOTICUT.
.t.
M»!— ' ‘r
. . BEFORE INVENTORY! . .
ONLY A l’liW DAYS l.l£l“'l' TO CLEAN UP ODDS AN!) ENDS.
Dress Goods
lx‘l‘IMXANTS ()l“
,liocas,Wash Goods,
snout-2N smas l.\l
Hosiery and Underwear!
You may find just What you want. The Prices Less than One Half.
...—w“
Hosiery! . . . . ..
Sixty-eight dozen Ladics' Fine Black Hose. real Maco, high spliced
bells. the regular 25c stocking; the boxes were slightly soiled-a
Stockings all perfect. A great bargain, :9c the pair, or six pairs for
$l.00.
M...—
culAK ROOM.
Our Special Discount of 25 Per Cent Reduction on
all
Coats and Capes!
Has been thoroughly appreciated as was evidenced the past week. This special price will continue'dtrriug
this sale.
if you are in need of a Winter Garment it will be to your advantage to come early.
W
HOLIDAY GOODS, ETc.
The low that we ll we left from our Xmas sale, fora few days only, WILL BE OFFER-
lil) .\'l‘ .\li()l'T HALF PRICE! .
Telephone Call. 57-1.»
____..._———.
The Norwalk Boston Store,
Corner Main-and
Wall Streets, .. .Norwatk, Gt.
1 -
CRACKERS!
(
CRACRERSl CRACKERS! ~.
Grand Cracker "
.
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All are o'clcmuc.’
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR,
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Leading Grocer-
33 WASHINGTON STREET,
Telephone Call. IB‘IZ. . .
CRACKERs l CRACKERS“!
F.$CHAVOIR,M.D.
55 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
South Norwalk.
PRACTICE LIMITED
TO DISEASES ~
OF WOMEN.
Otlico hours, Mondays and Thursdays
3tofip. m. ‘ll‘ll ly
Jacob M. Layton,
Fire, Llfg and
Accident ,
I N S U R A N C E l l
Real' Estate‘and House Agent.
Ocean Steamship Tickets, not! Sterling
Drafts. Loans Nt'untizltctl
. and Stocks Sold. i
OFFICE. .3 RAILROAD PLACE.
Next to Post Uflice.
SOUTH NORWALK. . : C(lXN.
Notary Public. Acknowledgments Taken.
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...-W. vaune- MAN! WAGONS'
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UNDERTAKER Willlw'ual- ‘Inst‘irllllzlifivl‘ien‘ filling
o KNIGHT STREET. 'C Cents a day will | New and chond-Hand.
Norwalk, - - , - - tonn. .. , w -
Opp. Streetyltuilway Depot, INSU RE YOUR LI F BUGG'Esg « ‘
unsmnxcn nan srnnr. . FQR' $I.OOOl PHIEI’ONS,
TELEPHONE CALL. ll. (Ir Six (7,... a as“. Wit“! giveyou unflindnw- cARRIAGEs’
‘ l’.‘l.0”U. l. _u 3: I you;
ll‘vhflmlwith Ill§ifhé§9.ullklilrehlerythutt’g CANOP'ES,
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Pl e.thebcstlst tic cuties usure lu SPIIDLES, ETC.
Connecticut General __
P£ICE5 To'surr ALL
CALL AND SEE THEM.
HENRY TILLY.
Life Insurance Co.
0! Hartford. ,
s. S.L’HOMMEDIEU,
111 Washington Street, 50. Norwalk. __ k ______
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J.O.JENNINGS. BABY CAR'RIAGES
Pa cotton or Calci'miner m
if g ’ ’ Refrigerators!
. Painter.
‘ DEALER m
WALL PAPER IND BORDERS.
1 “WT” MUN STREET. Furniture llcalers. and General
South Norwalk. '7 Funeral Directors.
‘Samplo Bot in of IatestStylesof Papers, , an and on Main shoot. Norwalk
Borders and Gilt Mouldings taken toi ‘ Residencc,3Berkeley Place.
hnuuel for ins tinu, .nn'noticc by mstal. . ..
Estimates Cheerlully Given. an: lit l Telephone. u-‘I.
Raymond 8t Sorts, .
Successors to Geo. H. Raymond.
Norwalk Chronicler