m...“ ammo... use...
in Mali. unit W and Vol-lb Hussauo mo wars.
"H M m W" gmmmmmwme
The mum will install its uewiyl aim-I 1- i- m
elected one." amigm, , The difference between a man and a
-. woman in never-quite as clearly defined as
. . ' when they quarrel. No matter how many
The Fairfleld bounty S‘mm bank hundred times the has aeeu fit to forgive
will elect officers January 22.
his derelictlena, if he once imagines he
'hasagrlevauee. than the mountains are
There will be an entertainment at ”Du“! in ”Inmlmn in bi! immova-
Hilieide Seminary. tonight.
" t commits the gains.
mm W. l ‘ “m2” v.3...
-...-._. _ ' Yelfalltogm aceteay
‘ W ' Mlonaloneiniparh. ;
lens at turn... they Ice eat llear: 4ml0nianln'omanklnd.
l
billty. The past la forgotten. So
‘ matter how good she may have been to
‘ him or how actually right III” is in the
Fmddlc Pitzer, of Stuart avenue. but! present instance. m, in going to assume a
chad attack of quinsy sore throat. highly judicial air that no amount of
pleading can alter until he gets good and
William Storey. of Norwalk. baa ac-
ready to change his mood.
Mend it ponticu in R. H. Plaistcd‘s ' Thi’l'hldlnia lovlna woman who over-
drug store.
Iooka'a man's faults and exaggeratee his
The funeral of the late James Lantli.
virtues stands no of chance when the
high and mighty l and matter takes it
gun was held from St. Mary‘s church
this morning.
into his head to be indignant. The one
Robert W. Granfield will resign his
mistake she has made. the one aggravating
circumstance she has been the cauac of
position with the John Hancock Life
Insurance company, this week.
creating, blots out all thoughts and mem-
cries of the hours. minutes and seconds
when the has slaved for him, sacrificed
1 her own comfort many a time in ordnto
gadd to his enjoyment and counting no
trouble great if he but repays her with a
mil 9.
Sylvester Brown and Clarence Brush:
have moved into the house which Ed—i
ward Quittncr has had rebuilt. l
they have journeyed together from the neu-
tlinental honeymoon to the prosaic realities
, ~ _ , of matrimony hi more that of a mother for
A mm ”mm” ““5 “W18 by the , a cane. and with this feeling firmly im-
Jerome Paper company,of Nonvalk.con- E planted in her breast the is much more
stating of 103 cases or over 10,000 mils of . willing to condone offenses and wipe out
paper. 1 . hitter remcnibrancee than he who thinks
: that his ways are ulwaye of right and wie-
John Malone, Isaac I“. and George S. dom. We trust that munya husband will
Grumman are attending the meeting,
read these lines, and we are talking to
; ; _ them this morning. and we hope that the
"I the Bottlers' asssocintion 1" SWH- ‘ wives and mothers who are anxious to atir
ford, today. T up sluggish consciences will just mark
_ . ““—“‘“ this sermon and leaveltlyiugabout where
The New \ork Grocery company con- 1 masculine eyes are likely to rest upon it.
templates moving from Main street tol Then is no fearof trouble resulting, for
tore , r i if we do stir up n horneta' nest the hole
21:1” fighysgxiugwd by “ardwella 1 cause of the disturbance will be too far
A .
‘ out of reach to make it worth quarreling
. 5 about—Philadelphia Times.
M. F. O'Reilly and . David Finherty 1
will represent the Norwiiik Knights of Five minutes’ soaking in ammonia
Columbus “t the state convention “I T and water will clean the dirtiest frying
Hartford, February 4. f pans so that rinsing and wiping are all
~——-~~ -~ 1 that will be needed.
The committee huvfing under discus; -
eion the subject of commercial electric '
lighting will hold a meeting tonight at “"1 59° 11°" much 0' vexntlon it 9““
Attorney LIXIWS Umc(,_ . ; and how satisfactory the reenlt.
The Des Moines Women’s clnb‘ baa
Horace H. Downes, a well-known ! .4 000 in its treasury
resident of Westport, died at be home:
in Cross Highway, Tuesday morning, in ‘ Gave All “or Scaaty Savings.
the eighty-eighth year of his ago. i Miss Caroline Busted of Whitehall.
. _ _ Wis... a Scandinavian spinster. 65 years
LcGrnnd JOUHIUSS- or N ll'il'fllkv has of use. has turned over to Banker J. 0.
recovered from his recent . illnch. Melby 820,0, nearly all of her scanty
Clark W. Ely, clerk for Grocer George cartilage fcrihe last )2 years, to bescnt
Raymond, is also able m be out. to the suffering missionaries anti Ar-
A “11.3.31le of New Canaan young [ ed on ranking the donation. and so Mr.
men drove to Norwul: last night to at l Melhy’ forwarded ”"3 "’0”? to “‘9 Ll“
k
tend Prof. Reynolds ‘illt'i'it‘ enter ”heron Missionary soctt‘fy nt bt' M” 1'
, . ' tar, N 'i '.—(.'l' t‘: ' .
taunneut at the Nory . Opera House I g cm i) uc '1 o Tunes Herald
- ' l
The connnissiont-rs on employees at1
the South Norwulk Elect c Light plant ,
are experimenting with a new device l’h
for economizing the use of carbons on
are lights, which, it is claimed, will rc— ;
ducc the cost ninety per cent. Severn. i m, "-I W. HMW ”I" M
tests have been "13‘1“- The principle i5; \thn the Welfare of the public is n
similiar to that of the Weisbuch burner. ; «take our citizens are interested, The In-
gtle conqucrur has come and conquered
The Woman’s Guild of Trinity parish B union has pruvcu no exception to iht
BEACHES THE HUF.
e Little Conqueror Comes lo Boston, People
are Becoming Enthusiastic.
will hold a meeting next Monday fifter- 1 rule: everything is swept before the on
Enthusiastic people nr- .
talking about their exiierlcnce. . Many a :
noon. The officers and chairman of the ; ward march.
various committees are : President, Mrs. ,
S C Pnlmet" vice-president, Mrs. I. S. . reader of this knows where the Photo
Jennings: secretary, Miss M. I. Hen:
dricks, and treasurer, Mrs. W' W' Les— ' her know Mr. Foster personally, a Bus
tcr; chairman of altar corrnittee, Mrs mm,“ M. I," WW. and a “m, “1,0,, ,
f
F. W. Norris; chairman
chairman of visiting cgimmittec, Mrs. P. : representative he said: "About 15 your
N. Smith; chairman of sewing commit- l «(0 i was a Very sick man with Dianne--
lt-y
tee Mrs Thomas Benedict ‘ l'hntistvhut the doctors called it.
, . . .
Makers’ Union, No, 26. was held Mon-nee aha-e m. the only lines, the-
dny night in American Mechanics‘ Hall. l Willi! be done for me. This appeared l.-
‘ : for the last 10 years [ han-
Th . . ., : Pr.sident '“ 'l’"""h“‘ , ,
ese officers were 919(3th 0 ’ ' suffered exorssn‘ely from nlllrilllliitf't‘ssnu.
James Cahill; vice-president, Nicholasl
Martin: financial secretary, Nicholas . H
Martin ; treasurer, Bernard J. Reynolds; } I
recording secretary, F~ T- Schlitt; cor“; I'r‘llt‘Vt‘Il my x-ulf mug to the extent Illfli‘t
responding secretary. Walter T. Taylor :1 ly Spectetl “mum m-r be my lot. i hit
ntutly tie .; until i began to ink
trustees, William Benjamin, John Boone 1 ImuK ache at) bad at times it rt-tpiir.-tl.,u... .
ey and Frank Lurrauri; auditors, John i; In» t ~ui'el'hu'lmll WW! '0 Keep “ll
Brown “v T ““101. and Frank Liir- I Tor: was a lint], heavy, littlescriliale
1 ' ' ,
- 5 ~ ~ “1"“ in my head My appetite “Be
an ' . unt-at-arms. James Du an. , f'” ‘ p
m ' serge g . li‘l‘t‘qillm‘, utterly failing me at. unit-s. .\i
work taxed u. and made the lmckucn
worse. Then I renti"'ab.vui. l) unit's Kitlmi
. ”is. I was hllflt‘l‘lliz greatly at the tint
.ntl ilrf‘lllt‘d to try tho-m. ’l trot. u b x o
Knight's Pharmacy. 97 C nrt sirtevm.
- lllllll‘llct‘ll taking tUt'lll. A'tcr the tir~'
ew day i knew they Ween! tloimz Il.t
g- ti. and as i cuutlnued the bickuch
d stppearetl and rapidly imprvt’ed. 'l‘i»
backucne left me. and I no longer ptrx
elicml tortuer hilff ring. My head is clruv
1nd I feel brighrr-r.
x: 1mm u llw‘ll'y [in
iu-y P.1l.~ Iiuv‘v- rc t ‘l'i‘fl if t.” a m-ritml l‘ o
Ilill'lll- I feel 1- tiny ‘I h i:.tlrvd tier cc”
be. ter than in y- ur~. I r---.::ird my mew :.
being really \voivtieriu , and if my recon.
.inendniion of D inn's Kidney .Pills will in
tince other »utferer- from Kill” y disor-
dent in try 'them I glatly authorize you to
the i‘."
D iii-ls Kidney l’ “a are f-tr sale by at"
dealtrs. I’llut', 50 cents per l» x. or ~e~w
by mail on rtc~ipt~ of price. F tater-Mil-
lmrn (.30., Buffalo. N. Y., sole agents for
(ht: United finite-s. ;
,w
Ten
Sweet
; Capone!
l . Little
Cigars
for 5 cts.
sou) BY ALL DEALERS.
a
t'tl Ilt‘lil l\!i
l
. Coughinuirrltuu-s the delicate crimpi-
uml nxuuvrt vi~ l, t- ‘l.~."I‘~‘. lli~’r‘ltvl -.vl
;\v.ii‘ .ttg, try Hm- .V'
:b -l x~ at "hi1“. llll no.» mp»
r.tlut'c~ the virirn‘w» ‘iliil 'l,lfl-ti|lfilti'it‘li
t'hlvrryone like. it. E. P. Wed & G. U
.Stlllaon. ~
5 7
mtzr l,‘ 'ulfll t'nv»
wr'iawn ;-..
J! l):
The love of a wife for a husband after .
Use a wire frame for boiling pctatoes ,
jmeuians in ankry. The old lady insiet- -
. graphic Studio Of Mr. C. H. Foster is a 1
‘L 28 Hanover street, and no doubt a num- ;
entcnain' J; statement. should satisfy the skeptic. .
men-t committee. MYS- Milford A- Giffln ? i This is how he speaks of his case. To our .
; :wld me i Wullltl not 'live 'fur man) I
The semi-annual meeting of the Cigar' year's, and advised salt water air at in ‘
l prlillt- across my kidneys, which were Cllll' '
JUAN'S KIDV E '1' PILLS, and they have ;
The urine med t. I
, . ; me omit. :
y m ’
W , In: Del-gs Ill- forward
I! D .Malial Candidate.
OlimflAli. Jan. flu—'1'!» Commercial»
Gaeette will print an article by Senator
Hunuhraunhof North thikota rotting forth
the claims of Holintor Cuehman Kellen~
Reports 1»... an. ieelin win
Fight Lord Dani-even
m-.. .- ;
KAY mu on no: new or moron gyuiommgdgg; "w Reveille" .
The sketch la largely biographical. cov-
fhe Owner of Defender Haa (lane to Eng- cling hid growth with the great north. I
use—norm unto. a. ave-in Nut varllgfigll-“m humour "my
, a in tree a n c.
m” ‘5' mm" °' ‘ D'“ “u" M ills abii ticeasa publicist is ulfnpllnllzod
unproven. 1,3 M: appeal to “I” canal! rttlou shown
, t senate n all matters -rtnln-
hrw Yonx, Jan. ie.—c. Oliver lieiiu, m " Pf
the managing owner of the Defender. anil‘ log ” m" "hum" H“ epoch on
ctl for England this murnlugon the Amrr- ~
icon liner Pariah it was rumored that he
lwoald call on the officials of the Royal
Yacht aquatlmn and request that they act
the seal of their approval on lihi actions
and the report of the investigating com-
mittee, which would. an a matter of
course, place Lord Dunravcn in an unfa‘
vorable lght among yachtemcn in his own
century.
There was more “to about the New
York Yacht club than there had been for
some time. A number of membera called.
and all discussed the report of the regatta
committee. Little was heard on the sub-
jcct of the inquiry committee except that
everybody was anxious to see the report.
.V'cthlng could he learned as towhcn it
would be made public.
George L. Rives. the secretary of the
' committee, was seen by a reporter, who
asked him if the report would be made
public within a day or two, and he stated
that it would not. *
" 'll we ace it within a week?"
M . Rives answered, with a smile.
‘ "i’r bnbly not";
C. Oliver luciin'a departure for Europe
. wae also the subject of some discussion in
yachting clrelcii. l
Stranger Things “In Happened.
Before leaving. Mr. iselln would not
talk for publication, but it was hinted by
others that he knew what the finding of
,thc committee was. and that he would
. probably take a copy of the report with
.; him. There were wild rumors afloat as to
. the object of his visit to Europe at this
, time. one of which was to the effect that .;
l he had arranged to meet the Earl of Duu- l
: ravcn on the "field of honor." '
“Stratum things have happened." said '
. one man. discussing the matter. “hello 5
spoke of Dtinraveu as a liar and a black- 1
; guard. and who knows but what Dunra- '
vcn had something to say while herewhicb
made a ‘mceting' necessary. True." be
added, “dueling has gone out. both here
and in England. but if llunruven really
inset-uses the lighting blooti for whlc i
~ some give him credit. and as Mr. Isclln is
a man of undoubted courage anti probably ;
perfectly willing to accommodate him, ;
they will find a place to sottlc the trouble
. easily enough."
i hir. ist-lin was at the Brunswick last
; night busy making arrangements for his
departure. lie refused to NH! any one. A
n‘portcr sent liitun note saying that u ru-
mor was current that he was going abroad
. to meet the Earl of llunrovcn on the
: “field of honor" and asking Mr. lsts‘iin if
there was any truth in the rumor. He
sent word that. be had “nothing to say"
on the subject. and his failure to deny the
story mode stony! pouplc who know of the
circumstance bellow that there might be
something in the report.
Mr. lsclin was aim nskcd.
tollwhcthcr your trip abroad is in any,
way connected with the recent inn-Mime i
tioii of charges at the New York Yacht l
c'uli. or whether you lll‘t'-tlf liberty to state
the result of the committee's dtillbt-ru»
t-lous?" ,
ills answer was. “I am very sorry, but
I can makc no reply to the questions." ;
Mr. lsclin will be, urcompunlctl by Mrs. .
lsclin on his trip tthroutl. : TRAGEDY IN” KANSAS.
“8'!“ K. DAV".
Cleveland's Hawaiian policy In mentioned
as an example of his frank fearlesoness. ,
0n the Monroe doctrine he is pronounced l
thoroughly American. and his services for
debilitated and disabled survivors of the
war are brought into pro a'ncnce. His
thrilling reply to fl‘lt’fll‘tlphlt' mints dur-
ing the railroad riots of 1894 to vote for
the Kyle resolution bi given as illustrating
the poeitlve courage of the man.
VENEZUELA convuovénsv.
No Reason to Insist Upon the fihomburgk ;
“no, Says The Times.
Manon, Jan. iii—An editorial in The
Times repute that the only point in the;
Venezuela controversy upon which Eng-l
land can ccnmde nothing is the retention '
of the boua ilde settled districts under}
British sovereignty. “If this can beseei
cured," says The Times. "there is no rec. .
Inn to insist upon the Sbombnrgk llne.’
'i‘hc vague talk about it permanent tribu-
nal of arbitration can only tend to ob-
struct orohacurc the more practical efforts 3
to solve the difficulty." '
Sir John Lubbpck presided at a meeting .
in this city which passed a resolution in g
; favor of a permanent arbitratio- court. I
The meeting appointed a committee to fa- ;
vor the proposed movement. including the ;
bishop of Durham, Canon Wilberforce. {
Cardinal Vaughan, Donn Farrur. Lady
licnry Somerset, W. T. Stead and William i
ll. (Irena-r, themcmlicr of parliament who '
went to the United States some timc since
with a petition for an arbitration in-aty
signed by all the members of parliament
and others. ;
Sir George Baden-Powell, who was the 1
British member of the lit-ring sen joint.‘
.l‘tlllllnlifllllll, Writes to The Times suggest-
"Will 3"“! ing that Great Britain follow the snow-<-
ful Bering sou precedent and invite \'cn- .
czut-ln to appoint two rcprmcntutivcs to!
meet two British i’f‘pi‘t‘Si'ilf'iilv‘t‘illlltl form
:-. joint commission. if the coimnisspn ,
should be ugrccd. “to question would be
settled. and if they tlisugrcrd it would be
necessary to negotiate a ll‘f'flly. r-tft-rring
. tho-mutter to mediation or arbitration.
l
l
A “'lllllllll Ill-tomes Dr-npotident and Kill»
llrr Seven Children and Horse".
Sr. Jest-1m. Mo, Jun. lh.~—A terrific
tragedy is reportul bore List having tlt't'lil" 1
red at .‘tluryavilltn Kan. On a farm six;
mile-t south of Morysvillt' llvctl Joscph'
lliltlcbrnnt. his wife and family of eight i
children, the latter ranging from 2 to it
years of age. lilltlcbrunt is ntKnnsus
City, being treated in a bospitil.
ills wife, becoming tlcspontlcnt, admin-
istered poison totlie children, and scven
; buvcdlcd. The other is not expected to
1.“,“0”: FALL.“ x; Y.. Jun; 15;...31”; ‘ live. Then she complctcd the work of do ;
Alice Burl, who resides near this village, = struction I"! hanging WWW" ("Brililfl- ,
;wn.~' attacked and chloroform-d by Ilt'l'; Th" cause (if lh" inifli‘lll' “'05 Plll’PHF-;
"MN mun, Frank Lyn-king. .\ftt'r thcil .‘llrs. Iiiltlcbmut had become tiespontlcnt;
‘ woman became unconscious he ransacked ”'1 ““00“!“ (if the ailment 0‘ hi‘l' husband,
the. house, scouring 875 in cash. two gold Mid it i” supposed h" "mid WWI"? af- l
Destructive Ilium In Buffalo.
BUFFALO. Jim. iii—Tho large ware?
house (if S. S. .lcwctt Sc Ctr. stove mann-
fncturom at the corner of Mississippi and
Perry streets. was totally destroyed by
iflrc. The loss is about #250,000; fully;
; covered by insurance. The origin of the
fire is not known, but is supposed to have
been from it llglitcd nuttt'li t'tirt-lcssly
thrown by some workman into a pile of.
combustible material in the building.
(‘liloroformcd and I! obbctl.
: Watches and two revolvers.
on a hand car of the Lchlgb Valley road ‘
and was seen to board a north bound train. ;
diallimorc Attorney» In a Flatvl‘lghl. l
Dartmoor; Jain. ih.—l-‘.x-(Jtingrcssman 3
1‘. Henry Slockbritlgt' and Thomas Mucknll, ,
both prominent. members of the bar, be- i
came. involved in an altercation in Judge ‘
Phclps' court. during which the "lie"
Cnptnin Sumner Relnalnted.
i Wastnxcrox, Jun. 15,—Secrt‘mry licr- i
; bort has remitted thciinexpirctl portion of
ithc sentence of six months' suspension , ,
was passed. 'l be men clinched, and some t
' from active service imposed last Hcptcm- . i
l _ , , , I ; - l ‘r ‘ . .
her upon Captain Nuuncr of [hp lulled of thc bystnntlth say blows were strut k I
, . . before they were separated. Judge Phelps .
: j . - . , l t . ' . >
:jgtfoi-i-‘isérdffflliig 12:3: giggléfifgfifnir ordered them out of the courtroom. i
whereby she was strained. The officer ‘ “flfi
will be assigned to active service shortly.
Death of Judy Shurtleff. L
SPRINGFIELD. Mass., Jun. 15.—-.lutlge
William S. Sliurtlctf of Huinptleu county _
court of probate and insolvency. tlictl at.
his residence in Long Meadow. The cause 1
of death was neuralgia of the heart. and ;
his cud \vus sudden. ‘
General Harrison's Marriage.
NEW YORK, Jan. lei—The statement
Was given out by a close friend of General
Harrison that it was true that the ex-
presfdent was to marry Mrs. Dimmick,
but that the marriage would not tnkci
‘ place before Lorin-"anti that a formal au- ‘
nounccmcnt of the engngmncnt would he
made before that time.
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.
Judge Robinson of the Maryland court
of uppculstllctl of heart disease in Annnpo- ,
lis. '
Henry S. Tyler, mayor of Louisville,
tlit-ti in that city. No but! been ill for
about five weeks.
The Frt-ut-b chamber of deputies reas-
sembled at Paris. M. Henri Urlsson was ,
reelected president. -,
In New York city Ziiclmcl )chownn‘,
the murderer of Bosc Finn, was found
guilty of murder in the second degree.
The 20 rate yacht built by Sibbitk for
Mr. Arthur “til'lt‘l and Mr. Puget was
hunched from Sibliick's yard, Chives, Isle
of Wight.
Tlll‘ trial of R. F. Knecbs, the American
horseman charged with fraudulently cn- '
toting Bt-tlit-l in races under a false. name '
in Berlin resulted in il'~\'t‘l'tll(‘f of guilty.
James Farley u? Philadelphia u as found
tlczitl in an arch in Railroad uvt-nut- in
Newark, X. J. He had fallen into the
arch. and. striking on his head, broke hi -' ‘
iii-ck.
The Amtrricun Savings anti Loan {1550‘
riation n’ \liuncnpolis went into the hands
; 305703. Jan. 15.—The nalal brigade of n cocoon :ipplu'ttlion to the c on llllT- ;
‘ has taken formal 90850531011 0‘ the old frig- ; in;r bccn "ratio by Attorney General Childs.
ate Minnesota, brought here from New , Major W. D. liaicmunn was named as re-
Cherokee ‘ mu Must 11.63. >
Fon'r Snrru. Aria, Jan. lh.—Judgc
. Parker sentenced Cherokee Bill to he
; hanged on Tuesday. March 17. Cherokee
‘ We; once before sentenced to death, but
is case. was appealed to the supreme court
of the United States, where the judgment
‘ of the lower court was reversed.
‘ a Sealing Schooner Lost. l
Vrcromi. B. 0., Jan. 14.-—The scaling
schooner Kilmeny, 24 tons, M. Hulgmin,
master, and carryinga crew of fourwhitcs,
is reported to have gone to pieces on the
west coast of this island in the gale. It is
not known whether the crew survived the
disaster or not.
l mama neckan need.“
. PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 15. — Brigadier
'Genernl Charles A. Heckrnan. a veteran
officer of the Mexican war and the rebel-
lion, died at his home in Germantown.
He was ‘73 years old. ..
The Training Ship Minamoto.
York last fall. - cclvcr.
M'— rUr PliitLp Cilh’n'. tlic cgiibnssniti. l
i H“ mm" I“ “u' l leait‘lllilllnplc. in; ‘.'.X)t.rt.g.l u. g... 3-,..-
‘CH‘ICAGO. Jan. li').—Joliu Neill, an 6111- l 1}ch tn" Salisbury that idiot-Al cmnmui. ‘%
ployeo of Liptondt Cu.‘s packing house. to distribute relic. in Anncnln have. lit’l‘i:
{fell in a caldron of boiling oil andwat (lattlllllw_}lpdel'awnflllhfl officers and
. ainerltf Kauai-kn. ..- .
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lie escaped; “TI“L __ W
leer .
Luther M.Wright
loo“ Styles and Prices to suit;
I...coMe: AND 3:: ram AT His R
mummy w
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B .l “t! \\':i|il
lll‘ll’ \ lf" lll‘i‘ 1 lb s
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And pt rhups fewer ~till t iOor St I» .
i; in ll:\'t‘- :i;t iiill‘i‘iilt'lltill i.) Ulll’ DO
PEOPLE-..
NEED TO BE INTRODUCIP
TO THE
mu r. .n :.u.
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5%.
vii-vi. for this purpose, Hill] to rot}
' ”WW“ " \Y "A iii."intwumi1);. ii... meaty:
\Vc . if I' for 'l'7 ? [Rf “A Y ()3; LY!
I‘d'lll til ”in I“ .m
.tMl :iiil ii~orlziiiul o:
EHIH'»
A. Dickerman 8. Son,
84 Washington Street,
4' Tt'; 9 l l'iiblt-ztvlitnl Shouting a
.
Shillllll‘tl ‘1'»? oh ill ill ‘sl'ltllilh‘ at it
. . . a a
HUNT gzsiurrl
Wholesale and llctuil Dealers In
Fish,
Oysters
and Ole ms, ,
Lobsté rs.
The Best Assortment of
Fresh Fish to be Found!
HORSE RAOISH GROUND TO
ORDER!
Pure Maple Syrup!
Pure Tomatoe Gatsup!
Pickeled Oysters!
Telephone Call. to-ii.
DR. F. W. Darmer,
SURGEON DENTIST!
42 Waahlngton Street.
Soup's NoMaIk. Conn.
Teeth Filled
and Extracted
Without Pain!
Artificial Teeth with and without Plates by
the late~t improved methods.
;.-\ll opomtions pertaining to modern Den-
tistry pt'rfurmcd in a skillful manner at about
one half the price charged by other dentlslo.
.Iecth extnictcd free of charge. where other
teeth urctu be inserted.
A lady in attendance.
; OFFICE nouns.
From an. m. until 5 p. m. Open Wednesday
find .‘uttirtluv until ii p. m..
All Work “oriented for five years.
Consultation Free.
, Physician forWoni‘en
MRS. OR. II. A. GUILFORD
Can be t-ou~ultetl at her office
342 BROAD Smear, Eamonronr, Conan.
From 10a. m. to 7 p. in. any day except
Smithy. v
Thrill-ch r i~ u r-gulur illi}"~lcl u and
fortbepits' nineteen years hit~ mad-- .he
“it-1hr! uf \Vc-mrn M smooth-y. L't-rm
sullen“; 'f-‘lll any tlifl‘lt-uiiy incitirni t-
:hr sex can cIvn-uil Dr. Guilf- rd in the
air ctrui Cllnntlrhl'r, “Lb Ihr ten-unmet- of
l’l‘CI‘IVillulfli‘ Inns: Iklll'lll and scientific
ilrva mrnt known to "hair?” rill‘llt'l'! and
medium». H mwcurv it ill] unr-r furni-li
mi when ninth-d it rm m WIPFHH’. All
letting» pr -n.p:i_v rr; lit ‘1 n. . ' w! nip.
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South Norwelk Sewage Bank.
’ is 1.1..» i‘ “ntll'l' in,
Some SouwALs. Cunt... Dec. 24. NM.
Alumvedngnf the roman-rs of this
bank, beltltlim date a Iiivdrnd to tie-
inmitnr- .l inn-res ‘lV lh-i rote ff. n i. r
'i'..l . .t' ' Hm on» ~ Liv-'1”: llw.
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.;'.v. u. wr Janna-i]; .It 3 m it. w“: 3 -
Ilf’iulo . ii p. i'lt‘iJlt-I. In! .u. an l5. ,y
tlrtt \ “turn u “3'!" J9 :lin'y l. i‘tlim ,
.iUiih ii. that»; 'l‘naeuru
' ‘ rim ': k W‘-‘
FRANCIstc
’ THE RELIABLE
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3,00
éClothiers, ” Hatters? i
f
Furnishers !
why-t» comer-me. -.u..
W. opt-n i c Full 5 as n with an assortment of ;
New, 5 tisonzibfe and Dcsisnblc Goods, at won 7‘.“
d vfnlly low prtt‘t". .\'o question about it. if so, it
.p .'
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ask ill"c' per 0th out ..i ever} too, “which store; 3...!
if .
Sells fli’bl-Cljlx.‘ goods at i. west price,' and the
answer will hr. Francisfit Co. 'Our storeis our .‘i
_ What Clifford Hayes ls ee'iugi"
AT THE
Star Mar
He Is telling the BEST MBA-rs the Marketa
He in giving the Best Service possible. -
He Is soiling strictly for CASH. ' ; . _
He is selling Meat cheaper. than It tan! «or
South Norwalk. ,, "
READ i-iis PRIQ "
,l' . . w 0- cm vi. crd int i is the‘plnt-c to Ipelld your. ‘
l N\ in . 't. t‘ , V‘ ‘
H '; Bleak.
S~ . ‘W tk,
Fresh Pork, Chops or Roast,
Fr» . m- .
finance.
0 . l1
‘ -. \lwlon,
5".»t kstton,
. Min 1 nit. .. B-ef, fresh 0: ~ .; .
.' I'll“ “'\‘"t' t" 1.
Cbtilcr Culinll’y Click“
Choice Country Turkeya.
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.THE-STAR-MARK;
» Corner 50““! Main and Hevilénd 51”..“
WFOQD HAYES, - - h-h, _ ..;
me
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Norwalk Chronicler