~ at. 11'/"1' with! w W “'E
Isle of mmmllnlusullur
emanation-111.111.11.11.
Mattel: mast-mp
Edward I“. Birch. of Norwalk. has
succumbed to the measles.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Smith of (51 .111t
111nm, have 11 new baby girl.
lib-nest Cornell, of Norwalk, has scour-
ed employment with the Postal Tele-
graph company.
Work on the Norwalk Street Railway
company's (‘ranburv extension has been
stopped for the winter.
Alfred W. l‘hichostcr has sold to
Frederick L. Byxbec a house and lot on
t‘ross street. Norwalk.
Newsdealor John '1‘. Hayes in [trill-It'll!-
ing his customers with (.‘athohc feast
and fast day calendars.
Miss Alida Ball, teacher in the High
school department of the. Concord street .
school, is ill, and Miss Mabel Boers is
substituting for her.
The ’I‘. (1'. L. (3.. will give 11 cake sale
at the home of Mrs. J. G. (”in-gory, in
West avenue. Saturday afternoon. j
The senior class of the Over River
school will hold its annual reception and
dance at the Atheuaaum, Friday even-
ing, Febnrary 7.
Health Officer Tracy paid an official
visit to the Center school. yesterday. 111
search of any presence of the 11111111111111.
He was unsuccessful.
There will be a big supper, next
Thursday 111ght, under the auspices of
the ladies of the West Norwalk Mission ‘
society. at the residence of Edward J.
Willets. _
Borne Wag tucked a quarantine notice
on the front door of Phu-nix Engine
company's house, there being an cpl-1
detain of measles in the families of
many of the members.
The report of the marriage of Miss
Ida Ambler, which appeared about tlnw
wmks ago, proves to be untrue, 11s the
young ladyflnforms us that she has no
knowledge of such 1111 event.
The. trustees of U ncas Tribe. 1. (l. R.
)I., met with the entertainment corn-
mitte, last night. and awarded the con-
tract for pnpcring the new Wigwam in
Washington street. to Charles Smith.
and the contract for furnishing the
chairs toDnvid Stow, Other improve.
ments are to he made this week.
(‘lark T. ('ornwnll entertained his
Sunday school class at his France street
home. Thursday evening. His guests
were Harry Hnbhcll. Louis Hclmman,
Willie James, Willard W'nterbm'y, Ed-
ward Iulckwotxl. Miss Edna St. John.
Miss Amy Balcom, and brothers Tom
and Harry, received the visitors.
In Wednesday s Sentinel appet tred 1111
item regarding two oc togenarians. Them
are in the vicinity of Elm Grove ston-
several respected residents who will
touch this mark, and 11111-111111 it. also.
Anderson Fowler is eight-two years old;
William Wilcox is eighty-six. and his
wife in her eightieth year; Mrs. Mary A.
Selleck is eight-six; William Warren
has touched the eighty mark. All the
aboved named peeplc are remarkably
active and 111 good health.
The horwalk 1111b will hold its annual
reception to be followed by dancing, on
Wednesday evening. February 5th. The
entertainment committee has placed the
matter in the handsof :1 capable and
experienced sub-committee and no of-
forts will be spared to make this func-
tion a most attractive and enjoyable
’one, Next Tuesday will be “Ladies‘
Day" at the club. and the ladies belong-
ing to the families of club members are
cordially invited to take possession of
the club parlors. etc.. from 2 to ti [1. 1n.
Sweet
Caporal
' Little _
C i ga rs
\
, fat-5 cts.
mnmmnm
a}: 1“ i1.
warts and Moots.
III-pk has. mm W at not.
Ian on Ann-on; M
It truancusrwykmn. mu local!
fol-ale. than 11111qu of dollars in. snow
ally taken from rude heaps of base looking
quarts by the lit)! of water over huge
pitch of broken mas Ithut contain the
precious metal. The process of robbing
the «mb of Its gold has now been reduced
to such a fine point that thcjuntlo flow of
sum- am the on glans it of In golden
mum, and . this works well In em.
where the old chloride and other methods 1
11111.net so useful.
The water used by tumors lll brIngIng
gold from piles of mineral bearing quartz :
Is charged with a simple chemical. which v
has the potency to dissolve gold and hold
it In solution. The sparkling liquid.
which flows over hundreds of tom of
quartz, trickles through the 111Incs and.
seeks its level laden with gold. ls charged
with a deadly poison. cynnldo of potas-
sium, a drn which ferrets out the ml-
cutest partlu esof the yellowish metal and
dissolves them and brings the precious
burden to tho vats for conversion Into re- '
' flnod gold again.
The cyanide process Is as no 11 and
anerring as the laws of grsvltnt on. The
method I11 based on the fact that even 11
very weak solntlon of cyanlddcf potassium
dissolves gold and allm, drmlng reaped
tlvely, auro- potasslc cyan as and lirgcnto
potassic cyanide. The Dollitlon I11 separatw
ed from the solid mlilml, and the gold
and silver are preclpltnted In metallic
form. Durlng the last five years the proc-
«as has been introduced Into almost ov-
ary goldfleld I11 California and elsewhere,
and more than 020,000,000 has been rccov- f
cred by the gentle flow of the waters
charged wlth the magical chemical.
Precipitation is effected by the use of
fine pieces of line, so arranged that when
the rich waters flow over them the fine
gold clusters In rich deposits over the zinc,
for which It has an affinity. The gold do
posits Itself In the form of flue dust on the
plates of zinc. —-Boston Journal of Com-
moron.
A Woddlng feast at son-cum.
I was fortunate enough, thIoIn Por-
slan Kurdistan. to be at. Serdnsht while
the Wedding feast of one of the governor' e
lieutenants was taking place, and all the
shops were closcd.11n1ltho people a- merry-
111aklng, music and dancing being the or-
der of the day. The festivities took place;
upon a green glado only a minute or two's
walk from the entrance to the little town.
nnda gorgeous throng of people It was
that I found collected there In the after-
noon, for men and women were In holiday
attire, rich in silks and brocados.
The girls, In their long gowns of (gold!
threaded silk, with bright handkerchief:
on their hands, the long plalts of black
hair falling over their shoulders and down
their backs, their necks and foreheads
hung with coins and ornaments, were
scanme more brilliant than thomen, who,
with loose, baggy whitc trousers and cont.~ ‘1
of brilliantly striped sllks, with their
jackets of white felt and gorgeous silk
lurbans and peaked caps, their skillfully
wound sashes of many colors and their
embroidered shoes. were plet11r11s_of ori-
ental dundylsm. How they all laughed
and shouted as they danced to the music
of the pipes and dramsln the brlght aftor- .
noon su11llglit2L—Blut'kwood's Magazine.
Medicines.
“There Is a singular Idea that prevails
1111111111.: many ptzoplo that- lf 11 lllllo is 11
good thing more is better," said 11 physl
clan, "11nd an itu-alculnblc amount of
harm is (tout. There are cases Where a lit-
tIc quinine dm'r good. and tho patient, In»
stead of going to a physician 11nd finding
out how lunch he wants, buys :1 quantity
at 11 drug store and takes so much that. it
Is 11 positive detrimont. When ptll'aullh
have been sick and obtained 11 preset-Ip-
tion. they imagine they know just. what
to do the next. limo they are ailing and
Incrca§o thodose, often with most dim...
trons results. The careless use. of medicine
by t hose not familiar with its consequences
causes more trouble than almost any other
source of ailment to which the human
body is subject."~Wnshington Star.
DOUBLY IHAIIIIFUL
A Prominent Boston Couple Say so. You May .
Know Them.
(From the Boat: 11 Pout.l
Mrs. Frances E. Somcrby of 1.39 Marion
st., East. ltoston, took a severe cold last
winter, resulting in inflammation of the
kidneys-of tlm‘ pronounced kind—«swell—
Ings over the kidney region, very painful
to the touch~ added to the ‘steady pnln of
the inflammation.
Kidney Pills from the Woodbury Drug
('11.. Maverick sip, East Boston. She des-
cribes the effect as “surprise at. the quick
, relief." Our representative asked her
how many pills she used. She replied,
"Whyl have not taken the whole box
first bought: my husband,who has suffer-
ed much from kidney trouble. is flnishno ‘
what were left, 11nd has never had any-
hing give. him such satisfaction. "11 is
«going to continuethcir use, having «very
. confidence in them, sinecthcir efficacy I
my case." Mrs. Sumerby added:
husband is a member of the (i. A. It,—
111Ijt. of Post. 159--
‘hurdship and exposure while in the. army
, are supposed to have caused this kidney
difficulty, bad back, urinary disorder and
:11 brick dust deposit. which are rapidly
; succumbing to I) van”: Kidney Pills."
I Xowondertbey feel that all suffering
asthey had should have their endorse--
Iment of the Wonderful remedy that. is
Inownlmost a household \Ver from one
I end of the country to the other. 1
I The veterans are strong in their aflilia-
lions, and so many of them, now no lon-
ger young, are filled with aches and pains
:borrowed from the endurance of other
Etimes. and they today make up a large
! band of advertisers of Doan's Kidney
l Pills. And, by the way, what aworld of
, suffering would have been avoided if dur-
ing those terrible years of sacrifice, along
‘I with their lint and bandages, each of our
: brave soldiers had a nod supply of these
I some Dunn’s Kidney Illa.
For sale by all dealers or sent by mail
E on receipt of price. Foster—Milburu 00.,
l Buffalo. X. Y.. sole agents for the. I'. S
i ._..____.__.__._
! Coughing irritates the delicate organs
:aud nun-votes the 1lll'm. Instead of
'wniting, try One Minute Cough Cure. It
, ‘ helps at once, making «specter-tion“ easy.
reduces the soreness lulnulm
. Everyone likes it. E. Wd & 9. C
' 111nm ,
She obtained Ilonn’s :
“My“
.‘l‘hc Pope Willing to Attribute
the Venezuelan Dispute.
I
THE VIEWS OF HENRY I. STANLEY.
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llrcnt llrltaln .tgnln Me‘iees Venezuela.
Another Armed For" fluid to line
mortal For the Disputed funnel-JIM
Washington commission. 11
LONDON, Jan. l7.—'I‘hc llome corro-
upondent. of The Chronlolo says: "The
pope, through Cardinal Entolll. has made
11 luauloltlclal purpose! to President Cleve-
. land to arbitrate the Vencsuela question.
The pope was much hurt by England'- re-
fusal last year, when Vanuatu-I11 propmwd
th11 pope as an arbitrator. It Is believed
that his holiness has now Instructed Car-
dinal Vaughan to sound the British gov-
‘ 11rnn1cnt on the subject. "
Henry M. Stanley, M. l’., writing .to a
friend, declares that unless England con-
seats to arbitration of the Venezuela nffa Ir
war with America In Inevitable sooner or
i later.
, 'l‘he turnpblc editorially asks: "Why not
make the Monroe doctrlne the subicet of a
'formnl treaty between England and Amer-
Iral‘ Such a treaty would facIlitato the
1 settlement of future disputes.”
' A. V. DIcey. Q. (3., writes to The
t‘hronlcle urging the government to ac
rcpt arbitration of tho Venezuela frontier
dispute before either side reaches the di-
lemma of consenting to dishonor or of go-
Ing to war, whlch might be the cunt- after
the .\merlcau Venezuelan cotmnlsslon has
made .11 report. The Transvaal incident.
he says, has shown England that It has
no need to fear any pom-r. 'I'hcvcforc It
could not under loss of prmlluc by yield
lug to America even when it considers It-
self in the right.
1 British Again Menace. \'rnclue|l.
\‘1;w YURK. .lan. 17. —A spe -elal to The
World from (' omens, Venezuela, say-2s
Anotbcrexpeditlon. with two cannon,
Is reported to have left. Georgetou 11, Brit-
;Ish t111Ia1n1,I'or (.‘uyunl Nation, on tho
lGulmm frontier. It is said to be conunalld-
<cd by Colonel Sioltmls.
A cable dispatch from 'I'rIuldad says
this st‘colltl force In to go to thc extreme
limit of the English claim, though thc5
lcolonlal otllce at. London denies that uny
force Is golng there.
'lhc papt. rs continue urglng cnergctlc'
[action by the got'ormneut and the cou-
. struction of telegraphic lint-1t to the. froli-
it“ 1r.
The announcement that then mason Eng
land dot: lined to 11cm pt Pope Leo XIII an
arbitrator was because the vatlcan po»
messes dot-111111111111 to prove that \1111-z1tt-lu
l ls rightmost-1; a nellsalloll
TIIO newspapers publish 11 letter from
1(it1lltlntl Jose Manuel lI1-r1u1l1dez,ur.-vo-
lutolnary chief and 11 bitten-111111on (“res-
po. offering to return to Venezuela to take
11 position In the army owing to the grail
ty of the situation.
'l he pl codent 1111sw1rs In :1 public letter
1tllilllklllgllllll for tlu pulllotle ntl'c r and
accepting If.
A conunittec is studying 111ctl1otls of
putting into practice 11 11111111111114“! war
against. England.
The g11v1-1r11111111t has [Mull asked to re
yoke tllc 1 lltll’It r of the [.11 ”1141' N1 lireak
water company, 1111 l-. uglish 111111 1.r11
'l‘ he rumor that the govunnnut Is buy-
ing war supplies in liermnny causes dill
satisfaction and much talk. The people
say It is unfair to the l'nlted States In the
present, crisis“. and that the orders should
be placed with .\1111-1'icnl‘1 1 1111;11111ie-.
Santiago Hos-.1. :1 politit‘l pl'Is..l1cr,-11r-
rested in the lust revolution for I'urnE-blng
money to the rein-ls, was rel-'IIM'II.
Simon Ih1rm-Ion,:1n 1'llli111‘. :111 .\nn-ri.';111
citizen and 1111 uni-my of t‘respo ls Very
ill, but requests for his fl‘t‘t dom have 111-.111
refused.
\Henezuclas Boundary.
. WtslltMn‘oV. Jan. 17 ~— .\sicl1 from the.
leisurely lllltllllu'r in wbb h the \' . 111/111111111
commission Is arranging to [ll'llrit‘l'lllt‘ its
Work there an- other indications that tht1
administration has 1mm..- conviucul
that this august body will not’ have the
honorof settling the great boundary «Ils-
putc. Whil-1 it. cannot be statcd positively
that this bellcf Is based exactly upon any
specific reports frtgn Etnbassndor liaynrtl
upon the subject, yet there Is reason to be.
Ileve some assurances of a satisfactory 1111-
tum have coun- to the state departnn'nt.
that the matter will be tenninnted short-
‘ ly, probably within two months or before
a report reasonably can bc 11111111111111 fron
‘ tln \ 1 n1- -1.11el.-1n commission, nlld upo
lines that will be unobjcctlonable to our
government.
While the details of the arrangement are
not. obtainable, and perhaps have not- yet
been fixed, If. is llellcvetl that the basis of
it will be arbitration. as proposed original-
ly by the. United States, but with n llmitil-
tion that will snfllcc at 11 11st. to save I}. it-
ish pride 11nd appear to maintain llrltish
consistent-v.
This Is 11L. Iy to be found in 1111 agree-
ment between Great llritnln and Venezue-
la directly, brought about through the.
good offices of 11‘ third party, not. necessari-
ly or probably the United States. to suly
. wit to 11 joint commission the question of .
‘ the. title to all territory West of the Shom-
burgk line, with 11‘ proviso that if in tho
1 course of the, inquiry of the. commission
, to the lands lying to the eastward of that
1 line then the body may extend Its func-
i tlons to adjudicate such title.
“ This arrangement would meet the Brit-
ish contention that the original arbitra-
tion shall be limited to lands to the West-
ward of the line, while still conceding the
justice of the contention of Presldent
Cleveland that the. lines on the other slde
may properly be taken into consideration
In flxlng the boundary. Possibly is sup
plemeutnry arbitration will be left to deal
with the question as to the title of the cast-
ward lines if the original commission
dealing with the matter shall find that the
title to the lands Is a fit subject for arbi-
tration, as shown by the evidence pro-
duced before, it.
Mpltntcd In a Colliery.
SCRAme, Pa.. Jan. iii—Patrick Hal-
lorln, employed In No. 5 colllcry at Dun-
more, was decapitated while ascending
the shaft IIc boarded the carriage after
it had started to ascend, and, It Is thought,
mlssed his footing and was caught be-
.twcen the wall of the shaft and the car—
riage. His head was found inside of the
vehicle and the body at the bottom of the
shaft! He leaves a wife and two children.
Home For Salvation Army Once".
Tempo Pans. N. J., Jan. 17.-—-ltols
announced that Genernl‘Balllngton Booth
hos parchment: form In Bergen county
near the place of Theodore 11.1mm.
tone nwdushom forwccnontsuvu-
tion Army cam.
'tnd as he aptly puts it ; evidence appears to touch the, British title .
Inn.
’, In. “MW at it‘s 41...»... “-
amas thc Nntlonnl III-ks.
. nutrient. .1111. It «tho 1111111».
tratlon Apparently In making mag
1, legitimate means to make the forthcom- 1
lug popular loan a conspicuous success.
Wlth a View to ltllllulatlng canon! Int-111-
out In the Issue Air. E1 kuls, themmptrol- t
tor of the currency, has sent ooplm of tha‘
following circular letter to all national-
banks In the United stratus:
Waamao'rox, Jan. ill.
Sue—Some days slut-e. at the request of
the secretary of the treasury. I caused to
be founded to you circulars inviting pro 1’
poulu for the l per cent bonds soon to be
named by the government. In order that ~
offers for the some may be made more in-
tulllfently by those cosh-lag to but them
11 prepared by the treasury depart-
ment the Inclined statement. exhibitlng'
the prices to he paid for the bonds I11 or-
der to return to the investor certain rates 1
of Interest In said stawment mentioned
It Is thedcslro of the government that
these bonds be distributed as wldclyas
possmle, 11nd as they are of a character
which affords to nutlonal hunks especially ,
desiring to obtaln elrculutlon thereonai
long time investment your attention 1.1
.callud to them, both as to this particular
feature and that of the general character
of the investment.
It Is stimuli that the national bank-1
can mate Ily aid the govermncnt I11
impularlsing this loan by calling the at-
tentlou of their patrons to the donlrsblllty
of It as an Investment and I11 utlmulntlng 1
sulmvrlptlons thereto. It lseorncstly re- ‘
1|“th that you explain to your patrons
In detail the manner or mulclng bids and ‘
the terms thereto, thus giving them the ,
fullest Information upon the subject. In
this manucrlt Is believed 1I1at many of
our pooplc who might othmwlm tool in- '
dlflerent to such lmcmnont Would see tho
advantage attached to it and wish to par- 1
tlclpute therein. \1-ry mmtlully,
James II. when, Comptroller.
zA HUNDRED UNCONSCIOUS.
: Wing (he Fills n Bloc-It of lion-u II'I
llolton tits-cot.
130sz, Jan. l7.-—Esmplng gas from a
leak In the main of tho Boston tins com
I play on East Canton street filled 11 whole
I block of houses on each side of the street,
and but for the prompt discovery 100 lives
3 would have been sacrificed.
As it. was, llattlc May Mch‘wain, Ill:
months old. daughter of Alexander hlc
strain of all last t‘umon strut-1 Isdcad:
’ three aged women are in 11 precarious con- ,
, dltlon,11nd ill others were under treat 5
ment for sspbyxlatlon ‘
g The discovery of the leak was made by
John I. Dlxon, a tc aunt of 8H Eastt‘ anton'
street, on his return from sludge meeting.
He found his wife and baby unconscious,
and tvm other pet'stms in his house were
1 at death'- door. At all East ('antoh street.
lion-l Lawrence, tho janitor aroused over
10 persons. who were. overconm by gas.
I and at so. next. door to Dixon's place, tWo
‘ score of persons were found delirious, and
one man—\l'llllnm t‘or.-or:1n-Was made
half crazy. It. was ten hours before he
was deemed out of danger. Mrs. Mary
Purdy, 77 years; Mrs. t'ulherlno Powers.
. so years, and Mrs. Annie. 0' ltrlcn. 71;
years. all of 1111 East ( anion atrmt, arc not
ton-dderul out of danger by attending
physicians.
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I
Luther M.-Wri
The lloeklng Valley strike.
t'1.1-:v1'.1,.1\'b, Jan. 17 -~-Pruid--nt (Y.
Morris of the Morris l‘onl company said
in rt'lutiou to the strike of. the flocking
Valley mine of the company that one man
bud been discharged for senditu: out in-
fcrlor eonl. llccnusc be but! not bccn taken
back LIMIU minors had struck. The man.
he sold. thultl not be 111-insulted under
any conshlerntlon. .\'o Illlt‘wllull of wages
‘ Is Involved in tho strike.
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Moore Pleads Not hullty.
(1011111111), .\. II.. Juli. l..——I)1.J.C.
,Momu- of Manchester. the \chI known
111-11'spl1pcrlnl1n 11ml financier. was brought .
before the i'nltcd States circuit court for
arraIgunn-nt on indictments charglng him
with alleged compllclty with ('ushicr I).
W. Lane, I11 the 111isappl‘1catlon of the funds
and credit of the Merchants' National;
bank of Muln-hcstcr. llr. Moore pleaded I
not guilty.
suit-Ida- “'Itb Atonile.
II.\H'1‘I~‘1111!1. .lan. 17,—Il'11-I111rd W. Fox.
a 1'ig11r11111k111', 111.1111! llt years, rcsldlng at it
South Prospect street. committed suicide
by taking aconile. He took the poison on
the street, threw the bottle away, and go-
ing tobls borne wont to bed. ()11 being
taken sick he told his wife. “but be had
done. Dr. Bout-.hcwns summoned but the
1111111 died ten 111inutcs aftt rward.
tihm In Self Defense.
Abllrox. .\. Y.. Jan. IT.——.\ ~hootl11g
affray occurred at the home of Wright .
hattin, 1111\1,Id11rly fanner, who lived :lluuu
with 11 hired mun 1111111111! Woods. ,'I'bc ,
former shot the latter In self defense. and ‘
he 11111y1llc. latttln gave himself up to
the sheriff and was hailed.
Th1- l'hllc-l‘ern Treaty.
LIMA, Penn. Jan. 17,—lt is reporter!
that Dr. Itosas has gone as I’cruvlan "1111-.
, later to liucnos .lyros, with Instructions
.to sound the. Argentine government re- ,
spoofing a treaty for an pfl'cnsive and de-
fenslvo alllance wlth I’ern.
Strike It the \l’estlnglmuso “'orlcl.
I’l'r'l‘srll'lu., Jun. l7.—Tbrcu hundred
employees at the Westinghouse electric
works, East. Pittsburg. struck agaiyst' 1
working half time on 11 reduced basis of|
pay. The strlke will mm 1. '300 employees ,
in other departments.
Mississippi's Senatorlal l‘lgllt.
JACKSON, Miss, Ja11.I7.--Tbc joint
caucus met and took three ballots for
United States senator without result. The
last ballot—the twelfth—resulted: Money.
71); Allen, 40; Lowry, $0; Hooker, ltl;I
Yergcr, l
Battleships Rear-urge and Kentucky.
Wasmverox, Jan. 17,—Thc navy de- 1
partment has issued advertisements call- l
ing for blds for supplying forgings for l
eight Ill Inch and eight 8 inch rifles for I
the battleships Kearsurga and Kentucky.
British Terms Accepted.
Losnox, Jun. 17. —-.\ dispatch to it. 1
Exchange Telegraph company from (‘1.pc
Coast Castle says that. King Primpe 1h of
Ashanti has accepted the terms of the
British.
Est-Judge liceler Dead.
Rocnnsrt-zn. Jan. IT.-—Ex-Jndgc Bar-
tholomew Kcelcr. aged 41; years, died here
He‘was born In Germany and received his
education in Syrseuw.
Appointment of a Catholic Bishop.
ROME, Jan. ll—lh-v. Father O'Gorrnaa
has been appointed bishop of Sioux Falls,
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‘ .tho assn lrnnce of recelt 1111: the mos}
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COME AND SEE
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And perhaps fewer still to Our Store.
PEOPLE
NEED 70 IE, INTRODUCED
TO THE
BROWNIES!
But we want all to have an Introduction to'our DOMESTIC DE-
PARTMENT this week for this purpose, we have mad. GPEGIKL
“PRICES
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We have a full assortment of Standard Cotton: in all width at
attractive prices.
SPECIAL FOR SATU
no Underwear. Value,
v 1‘.
RDAY. samples of Gent's and Ladies’ 141......
75c. to $.50. Our Price, 50c. fortho Qholdb.
A. Dickerman 8. Son,
84 Washington Street,
South Norwalk, Connecticut.
HUNT 8. ZELUFF,
\l'bolesalc 16nd lit-lull D"Illt"l’.~ in
Fish,
Oysters
and CIarn‘s,
Lobsters.
Fresh Fish to be Found!
HORSE RAOISN GROUND TO
ORDER!
Pure Maple Syrup!
Pure Tomatoe Gatsup!
Pickoled Oysters! -
'l'cl--ph- 1n:- (‘11ll. Ml-Il.
DR F. W. Darmer,
SURGEON DENTIST!
South Norwalk, Conn.
Teeth Filled
and Extracted»
Without Pain!
.\rtillci11l'l'oeth with and without I‘latcs bv
the latest Improt .11! method s.
\l! opemtit'ins 'portaining to modern Don.
tistr performed in a ukillful manner at about
111111 111'Ifth111rI1-v- charged by other dentists.
Teeth 1 .\trnctcd frocnl cl1argc.uhere other
lv‘t‘lll arc to ho ltlt-cl'lt‘tl.
.\ lady in attendance.
OFFICE HOURS.
From 11 .1 111 11ntil..p. in. Open Wednesday
11n1!t~‘111111d11v until up. 111.. ,
.tll pork warranted for tlvo yours.
Physician iorWofnTen
IRS. DR. N. A. GUILFDRD,
Can be consulted at her office
3-12 Bump STREET. Batmrzroar, Com,
From I0u.1u. to 1 p. in. any day except
Sunday.
The doctor is a regular physician and for.
the past aim t1-1111 tears but. made the diseases
of women aspecialty. Ladies suflering from
any difficulty incident to the sex can consult
Ilfurd in the strictest 131infldeua1.with .
skillfuland
scle11tiflctreut1nent knmm to an; em surgeri
and medicine. Home care with nurse f11r-,
dished when rev dire-l. Tt rlns moderate.
All letters prompt 1 repliedtu. lnelose stampé
South Norwallt Savings Bank.
f 1 INTEREST \‘O’I‘ICE. |
Serra Nonwsut. 0111111., Dec. 24, 11395.
. Atnmcatlng of the mucus-r11 of thin
hank, held this dale. a dimdeud to lie.
nositmh of interest at the rate 11 four per .
1e1.t.p1-r11nnntn was one 'AM for the u :1.
months ending .Innuarv I. Ifliltl payab- 1- ,
and after January ID 1996. Iuwrr-t u 1.!
drawn ml! be audited to noon 111s and|
FRANCIS 8.00.
THE RELIABLE
Clothiers, Hatters and
Furnishers !
We open the Fall Stason with an assortment of
New, Seasonable and Desirable Goods, at won
derfully low prices. No question about it. If so,
ask nine [ersons out of every tea, “which store
sells first-class goods at lowest price," and the
answer will be, Francis 8: Co. Our store is our
best advertisement for superior goods, at popular
prices.
Francis 8: Company.
86 Washington Street, So. Norwich.
What Clifford Hayes Is Doing
AT THE
Star Market!
Ha to selling the BEST HEATS the Market affords.
He In giving the Best Service possible. ‘
He Is selling strlotly for GASH.
Ha I. selling Moat cheaper than It wan over cold In
South Norwalk.
READ HIS PRICES.
and you will be convinced that It I11 the place to spend your mom:
Brat Sirloin Steak, , . 140 lb "
Round Steak, ,, 106 lb
Shoulder Steak, H II)
Fresh Pork, Chops or Roast, 10313
Flesh Hams, ' . ‘ IDQIb
Sausage, 1(1ch
Smoked Hams, lklb.
In: of Mutton, 10c lb
5 lbs. Brrnk‘mot Bacon, 50: , I
Plate or fins-cult of Beef, fresh or salt, to lb
6 lbs Extra Salt Park, 5k
Choice Country Chickens,
Choice Country Turkeys,
THE-STARsMARKET,
Corner South Main and Haviland‘ Streets. "
druu intervalB 131p; Jamil-P 1,,
".1" CLIFFORD HAYES, Manager.
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Norwalk Chronicler