A
get-ting II
, but was vetoed by
DISHES llEllE Alli lllEllE BY THE
SEITIIEL’S BENMEHS.
but It Thom-finale.“ that
blwuhloctttlonalliuuwciuity
WM Iiutul humans.
lI‘Iliu Sinioiuiu apendinga few days
iii New York.
'l‘ho i'iltit‘ of the State against llolu'l'ip-
man is on trial today before Judge
Front.
John Riley, Iii Hartford. will spend
Sunday with hits father. John Riley. in
Winnipauli'.
—Maiik ball. (‘entral Labor Union.
:‘ Arion Hall. February 3.
Richard Wilson waa arrested at lho
depot. yesterday. by Constable Ireland.
for being drunk and Ilirionlcrly. Judge
Frost tiIII-d him 3.00.
—Ladies' felt hats. iii", at It‘llriI-n'a.
There will be an opportunity for par-
ents to pmtient their little children tor
baptism at the First (loiigmgational
church, tomorrow morning.
——Read Kriegnr' Midi Muhlnl page.
Mr. and Min. Liuia LiIiWInn-i returned
to Brooklyn, yesterday, lithe!“ Ii Iveelo’s.
. ‘l . I xvii). I -.,;l
‘imMm in. u" Mrs '-'* Btam ij't'tie Attention olttie c. l“. G. Called to a Rule
Water .IItrIIet. N0rw:
—-Be'I-ItI *3 derby, at O'Brien s
Mrs.
walk. is a great grmiothei. a ten-
pound 3”" haviugbceg b9,” ‘0 M“ “"‘li they are of iiulu'ii'tain-II and iiitI-rest to
i all inilitiaiiiI-ii.
E. S. Taylor. of Cratiliury. yesterday.
-lIear Father Slocum at Iloytaa c
The Itre Tuesdayovening, Feb 4.
i
Paul Berg celebrated the forty- ninth i ,1“ “m‘ p
anniversary of his birth, last night, by
entertaining thirty of his friends in
Arion Hall. The chorus sang several
selections. and refreshments were serv-
ed.
——l\lask ball.( Central Labor Lnioii.i
Arion Hall. February :.t l
At the Y. M. (J. A. song service. lit-Ii
Inorrow, in the Norwalk tlpera Housinl
the Mendelssohn quartettt- will sing and
there will be an illustrated solo by Mir-II-
.\bendroth. W [1. IJHHltllL‘O it Ill pte—‘
side at the piano. I
——'l‘liI- In'oni: i of an lIiipI rial (‘ town I: i- ,
gar is pleasant and will >7 Itisi‘y the most .
fastidious smoker.
The committee which Iias' IbIIrgI oil
testimonial for Rev. l' ithIr!
lluggItn. ieIInllI tiIiIist‘eir-Id t'IoIIi St. i
Mary' s I him it to St Patrick s. of New
Haven. will lllt't‘i at tl III oiliII-o. 'l‘. .l l"
llIinIs in the llIIiI'lenbiook building.
Stindav afternoon at i'o I loe k.
-—H you are going to Iisit siI k fIiIInIlsl
call at ( IiiiiI-o s. He has just the thing'
for them. SNVI'I‘T li‘loi'ida ImngI-II.
'l‘ he revii al service. at the First Meth— .‘ t" l" "”l’hl‘i‘ ‘ 1‘ "Mill”. ““5 ”V" Ni f, WI , “I...
odist ]. pIi-lIopal chum b. 1,151. night was i when authorized by tho (onimaiidIIr-in- l bmc' ,, 3
the largest in attendance of the ser'. iI-es
thus fai'. Eviry scat down stairs was
taken. and the galli-I'r. was called into
requisition. Mr. (Jonistoek sang "Une
Sweetly Solemn Thought," Mrs. Ross
"Tho Penitent." and- Mr. Wt'l‘tlt‘ll
“DoWn in the Licensed"Saloon."
——Note Krieger's ad. on. third page.
’ ‘q‘l: " ii.“
l’ioneer(.,astlo A (Andi. M. (‘. . gave
its first smokIt last. flight, and had a
pleasant time. The progmninu- was as
follows: Song. John Kit’t‘islt: song, Utto
lkPiIII'iII-z speoch, ‘ I’lliiicis Alt-Keen:z
song, Arthur McDonald; song, “.
Wilkinson; speeehJ .T. Bush: duet,
McDonald and (Mo Del’ out? -I It 1-]
tion. 1". (l. Brotherton: mug. .lolIn'
Wilkinson; speech, Harry Richmond. Jr. ;
l
—l~‘atlier Slocum will speak at lloyt'si
Theatre. Tuesday night. Ft'll. i, for tlief
benefit of Douglas Fowler Post it. A R. f
The subjt ct of military instrm tion in
the piiblit. schools has alrxady l"0't3‘:\'i'il
some attention in this and.
published reports say the matter will
soon be agitated again. A bill making .
suchdrilleompulsoryin the sehmvls of
New York state recently passed both
houses of New York General Assembly,
3 overnor Morton .
Many prouient educators are opgmsml‘
to military instruction in public schools
I-hiI-lly i‘Iirthe reasons that there is no.
necessity for it. that no time can be
spared from present studies. and that
the crowded schools Imam no room for.
military drill.
ht ll!“ I
lfipt'llk The singing will n- i.~.i by
3‘31“"“01' anmllnlml- ”i 30‘“ ibeI-Ii infilll‘d from the adjiitaiit gt neral' .~
ll»p:"ti.Igiaph ll
. tory around
" name Mattatuek on it.
I“
Inna-w". a
an adjournment was taken towns week.
Mina H. H. Hubbard. of Norwalkwnii
iii Westport calling on friend». yester-
day.
William WaniivellexpoI-ta to occupy
liiIInIIII' hotpa- in Sil'I'I-rmine in II few
days.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank '1‘. Taylor anti
daughter Margin-rite. of New York, are
gut-stunt It. ll. tiolIiI-Ii. “'eal avenue.
.\ meeting of the charter member» at
tlII-rknith Norwulk AtliolI-tic club will
be held next WI-Iliieaday evening in
their rooms. at N o'clock.
I). McKay and Jami-I: (iaven were
tried before .liidgo Front. yestI-nlay. for
being intoxicated. li‘inetiof “Jilin each
cote were iIanI-wd. which wen- paid.
Attorney John J. Walsh hint tit-on re-
tained to defend Theodore Mayhew.
who in charged with indecent exposure.
The ease in on trial this afternoon.
'l‘wo vagrant» wort?" locked up last
' night, at Norwalk. in court. this morn-
ing. they gave their names an .laines
I)IIiiip~IoiI and Patrick MI-iiiiir I. 'l‘lII-y
. will be tried this ai'teriumn.
At the Young Men's ('hristiiui League
gospel service, tonlorrmv Illtertnmn ill
i:i:i.'I o'clock. Rev. R. i). Shoronxl will
(Iota
net and piano. .\ll are iti\.itIIIl
TOLD TO KEEP STILL.
Forbidding Cnlicisms on Military Matters.
GIIIIIIrulilI'IlI-rs \'o. '3. alfet'ting tin
‘,l'-onneItiI'ut National (viiiIrIl. liaIe jn-it
otliee III Ilaitfoi'd and in NW! rnl ll'spl‘t' t.~
By direction of the commander in
hief. (hiveritoi'i'ottiii. tlII- undress or
In the Taiyhowouuonhli W, i
forage cap. IquII-se ribIIIifoI'all olliII-i'sol
the- l IiitIIIl St: ites army. aiI- ItIloptI II for,
I'.~. except Ihaplaiiis.
'l‘he tin-year bronze badge;awardedi
as state tlt‘t'til'fllitlllfl. having proved uii—
aatiafaetory. the IpiartI-I'inaster general:
is IlirIIIteIl toissne new badges in I'X’l
I'haiigI-foi the s:.tine .‘ll‘lltll'l’s‘ of Na 1
(‘ .IIIIIIII' tic Iit Nation. il tliiard, who lll'i'
r'eeoiIlI-Il 'Is iiiaiks‘nn Ii. that I l I“ In: irks-
lllt'llililil sharpshooter: t'oi tiII yI-ai's or
more. havingin their [)’i\-Il‘r'rll‘|ll broim
l):lil"i -.~I and bars. \\ Ill iniinetliate'l)’ Iitztkt
requisition fort-Valuing“ lllt'Hl the IIIIIir
terma ter gonI-i i'al tliiongli ”W
In Indant- -- of the Ilitl'erI- nt organizationsl
lot the ”1‘“ badges tilillillg in tin it old,
ones, with tlI ti: tilit pi pivtI Is it I;Iti II ll-l
ed to the same.
.\ll requisitions for the ab'Ive must be
(’ltlll
' forwarded to th" arijntant gIIiiI-ral'rs of !
tim- prior to l"ebi'n.u'y iii.
A signiti. not feature oi' the orders is ." g
pztiagmph illlll'lLf pai'tiI-Iil.:r :lllt'llhllll"
.laws and regulation‘i
ot tliI-i ‘., X. it. which i-a as folioIi's.'
'Dilibet'. itiims' or
military "1"" conveying praise or l‘l‘ll
sure, oI' any mark of approbation tor. :tl‘tl i
othersiii the milit: Irv so --.I'viII and all
public ati ins relatiie to Hana II tioih' in ~ .
InilitIuI meii. I-ithIII of oi II in}
disl'nssions ainotigi
l‘IliIeI it
| oi personal in Itni',e win the: III a s'p. on I i
IhiI-f , striI klv pi'ohibitId, as being on
I
military and injurious to the publiI in- i
terIIst." . l
FATHER SLOCUM'S MAPS. l
t
A Unique and Valuable Collection. Dating back
Belorc i700 ' i
stoiies of curious old maps “liltle '
lIIiie I oine into I III nlation
tho 'Vetiezuola lmiiiidai’y
will hardly bear comparison with tin .f
I-olleI' tion ofthe RII' William T. t‘h-
Irnni, formerly ot Norwalk, of iIlIiI-al'
the Waterbury .-\IIIIII'I~I Iii rilyhl
\sis we ll known. Father SloInin haai
Ion" bI-IIIIII book IollI-Itoi and liIIs‘It'
lill‘"ll numberot” rare and valuable Iol—
nines. pIobIIbly the best pI'iIIItI tttllt' :I' -I
tion in the state.
lillllii'l‘ SloI am has it: tllliull‘.’ run across i
alarge number ot old llllllta, some of
them dating back before Moo.
Someof tlies'e maps include the tor—i
ritory claimed by VI-III-miela and t treat 1
Britain, but tthTIlli'y were drawn lK-ful‘t'
the establishment of British (iliillllil.'
they would probably bIIof but slight I;
value to the Venezuelan commission.
tithe-1140f tlII-semaps cover the terri-
llt'Z't' bot'orv there was any i’
such name as Waterbury. Indeed.
Iiltl'lrpttfi it ,
I'tilll‘l't I‘I’t'l's‘)
i
one 3
Inf them is so old as not t‘Vt'll to have the
These maps are i'I'niai'kaltle for their
. tine. \vorlrinanship and for th:~ I~ln;trnp,-:_-,
and distinI-rness of their lines. Those
who think that we of today can surpass
our fan-fathers in getting out Iirtistit
maps. should see this I'IillII-tiiiii of 1721—;
tin-r SlIa'nIn‘s.
“ Pure and Sure.”
Ceveland ‘s
BAKING POWDER.
“ I am convinced Cleveland's is the purest baking
powder made and I have
cooking schools and for daily household ase.
adopted it exclusively in my
7']
MB. 5.1". ROI", Printifal ["thth Loafing SIM].
, III'LII'
Y I lilaI k Ill.
t.II
. )li's.
in which lllllgllzllll‘
3
1 can be married in Mani-ant we?
5 There isonly one thing, lliIiI’I- Iiot l-‘ptth‘vn .
lot. and titanium insisted that l Inna, ’
"ll-em
i for
I much IN' pins :1 papw now. "
BLAOK romantic.”
m
A noun rural-lic- I... Intonatio- M
About Them-
“Hoii' ntiich Would you give for this?”
Inked Clerk Moore at a gentleman Inland-
ing on the IippII-ite ride of tho otllca
I~I.unter at the Planters“ hotel. The arti~
IIlo referred to appeared to he an irregu-
larly uhuped brown atone lean than an
inch long and int-touring hardly half an
inch at it: greatest thieknciui. The gun-
tleman atldflllhttd took it in hln hand,
inspected it closely and shook his head.
"That may have a value," he unawerv
ed. “but without knowing more about
it I Wouldn't give you on much u a
match urn toothpick for it. To not it
looks like a brown pebble worn Imooth
all around by the water. "
The “pebble" wan a black diamond
worth $1,200. It want one of nearly 100
carried by Henry Demmert, u gueat tit
the hotel from New York city.
The general auppoaition in that the
greatest diamond mines of the world
are in South Attica. And no they are,
but nevertheless tho that (it which Mr.
Dt'lnlllt‘t‘f i.I general head and manager
exports more diamonds to South Africa
than to aiiyoihrr part of the globe. The
explanation Ir I':II~_\'. Mr. Denniiei't'l-
diamond.» are not of the kind mod on
headlights l'oI tlllll fronts. 'l'ltoplat'o of
their greatest utility in underground in
mine-I. where Plill’t'llt'll rilllll bon'onio are
practically unknown. South Attica
doesn‘t produce them, but it ('tllllll not
well get along without them.
"Black diamond is the hardest Imb-
slflllt‘l‘ known." raid the gentleman.
"We can bore a hole ti feet deep in three
minutes though (lIIirgia marble, the
kind of \\'lllt'll this hotel tioor is made.
We can saw oil a slab l i feet long {totnn
bloI'k it lwi lllli‘l; In 1st than an hour.
A good many {nits can be pI-iforn'ed
with It now that Ion. ‘Ii not a ten
years ago. 'llie bits nus.- i, oiIIy about 20
years Lid. and impiounientI ate Ion
slaiitly being made In it. We tako these
tough III new melt III- you have just. sect.
and split them by nnirliiin'ry in a way
that was nnl.no\i‘n unul ll'i'I'lill}‘. 'l‘litr
iplit Inn-I folio-.3. the gtain. I! it don
'iI..', lull of the stone in]! be Iva-ted
l'LIa-h ;-ltIllt' isrtjvln iII'ImubI-sI-l' Ilétl'oieni
sl’li". 'l'lil‘ "lll I s :IlI‘ llll ll \‘JIiIlI'Il till":
'g Illiils ii are to lit It! .I {III
.II ring. ':~llI ll" ; is Iast about the din
'IIIIIIIl r'l l‘..t' l' I-aiiinit gIl l-m-r. lit the
mine \I’:i_'; \I' I‘ IIIIIlI'Ii tltallthlltl suits.
They are l'l‘i nlar sang»; livery tooth is
.I.ot;vl tllli' It is ti toned
lll Iii: l the III. I: pi 'Ii] In If too a.i\\ iI~
ill It tiIIIliI‘ t, s' 'il". .
"‘.‘.' I.’lf' tl' III-I timi't': “by. in
lira. ll. fill l~‘.. l-: IlIaIIimiIl-t I'IIIIIII Tl’i'lll
hat I-IIIIII'II'. 'l‘i;v;.‘iI Inpi to Inakntbo in
It'llliI'i.:ll_\' li"~ liI'il'I'l‘tl a lil‘llli'v' in (‘i't’l'}'
iiI‘t'IiI'I, :lll‘l that tiill ‘llt‘ tlII- l‘”~lili It
very Ii't.il h. halter. l dIIII'f sly it i3
inlllt f’lltil', i III tli..i It l.~‘ll!tlil1l"lli.ilrlt'.
l'ltn t" ,.: Will 1!".'.'_'.'.* liIugI'I I" r than the
market )lYlH‘ I “ iii" lllrIIIz'limi IiiaIIIIIinl.
-'I'I'n if tl‘l' advance Ila! last tII'o
{Il‘I'V‘
\"tI
ti‘
mt ll'ild should be duplicated every two
i Inniilir- tor It yI'aI' to ('l'llll‘.
'l'lii' Pair-r
of the l"'llli IIIlImn-I' you avk} lt I'.;I.~
'ln- I'I. .. r't I!I:..:ii.d fir drills in
lv-Zizituvv I i.'. .‘3 'iI'i ."."iir .l. ti..ItIl;Il II.
I’IJ‘). "I Iv I" .32: llIIII' LN 'l t“? lli \‘wrl.’
ll il:'.;' iniizitiu ll'riill'l i‘ll'i't' ~IIII-II 3'III-
JIM. :1le ll .. '. :!1 III.» " 'll to l'ltlrt‘
'h“ plum l' " I': .l. il'IV'll 57“} to it'll.
\tlionl Ill lrI-I'I'Imzl iiIlIii'iii:I of lha= Ills»
It'll I...“ t"rn:.~l~d ivy Ii' indirectly
..IiIIl of I nun-"l am In It
. lilt' sitn. ItioII.’
l.i: I l: ttlzllll! Ind.» \1tlull I .dinai'ily,
IIIII er. llI-IIIIIIIII‘, lr' than liltl I'IIrIIts.
ranging all llll' \'.'.II' down to half It car-
.It, lIIti nor: and liar-Ii II regular ,Ininho is
’l‘l: .. lugs-It Iii t'Nlrlt'liI'II was
It short moo ago. it“ weight
, "l- l minty. The diamond Wm
oitl toa littl‘-I'l.llt in I'Ioropo- for $80,
ioI:.——.~'I. l..-.n:.: Il‘olie Dc-me-rat.
l loin-i. i ."
lllt‘lll' '1 ill I lit
:IIIl.
Postmaster Hyatt will be Retained.
The Hartford ('onrant's Washington
-oriespoInlI-Iit says: "The tI rm of th-
[tl'tNlll twstinastI-i'ot' “Istport. Jami-.-
I Ilyatt. priietl l)t'("tllllttl‘ ['7 last.
the \Vestpoi‘l people .‘t‘t'lll
only now getting rlil‘l't-Il
Ilii about 3!. \Villiaiii J. Wood,
.IrnofWilliain 'l V‘Iood. a prominent,
liii.xilll'>< in III III \Ntstpoit. has today
illi‘tl an appliIatioii stronglv lllillll‘Si'ti,
but as yet halting the signatorv o"
lit .ingressinan DI Forest. without which
he can hardly hope to succeed It is
'j,niniorml moriover. that for good and
suttiI- iI-nt II- as. ms the administration in»
Hill
in-
t'X—
ln I-ollIII tin" books Iletennined to ret :Iiii Mr. livall. at least
for some time II-t. "
Eugene Field's Last Story
la [NM Eugene l it'ltl wrote a stu- I
wliiI'th-I'alleil "The “'I 'I'i Iv"olt. ' \\ lien
it was finished he laid it III-tile and .I }. I-ai
zafterward entirely rewrote it, in Mali
he took it tip and i'I-I‘isIIIl il.and dili-
iiig the nine yIIIII'_~ln-tIi‘I-e:i that lino-and
’liis tlt':llll in Ntht'llllli‘l' last. ll" i'I-iI'rolI-
. it eight times. llis‘ last revision [ileum-d
liiinainlhn- IlI-I-ided toprint it. But tlt'lllll
camo- too suddenly. and the story “Lita
found, unpublished. among his eii’I-I-ts.
Field. concluding to have the
story appear. gII'I’I' ii to the t'lii'
tor of The Ladies' Home Journal.
all at Mr. lI‘iI-h‘i'u
“l"llk. outsideof his III wsnapI-r articles,
“as presented to the publit. Tn» Ntl)r'\
will be printed III the next i.I.-.u.- .If (I...
Journal. vam'kiiiglt illibti'IItI-Il iiI' Mr
Howard l’yle.
lie—Then everything is fixed. and we
llII-—('ertainly. my angel. What is
llid inc gollirI-ngh any trial for _\'t'lll‘tlv';lr
salzv. and 1‘” do it. Ask for the
and il' ~III h .ithing is lit i .I.}.tt II. I-
l |th ll. III.I- III II lll' mg” l I: Inst VVIllti
LI' 'l'l"?|
Ithesem-imlimbtheloftiest pI :iks. III-s4 an hi
-iii the fuming crators "inii'flitv
:noeu, I'll. do it.
i id“ '2".
'olI Ii-
SlIe—«lt 'rlitI. .uIlI. inI
Mainiiia. aid I mun t‘h’ I'm lIIIv,
mnv-h I'I-II intended to ailI w me .I II In I,-
piu money ”I --?—-l llt—-l‘Y‘- liow
I I
I‘Iltv— ,
in?-
la Swot Oranges, 25c Evaporated Apples, too. It 3
l5 “ ‘_“ 25¢ “ Ponchos. loit. “
20 louiua “ 25c " Apricots, m. “
FANOV GOLDEN DRIP S"! P, 00.00”".
F. n. LAWTON II 00., 22 South Main Street.
Wide Ayvake!
Meat buyers in the twin cities want"
no time looking for the right pliwt’ to do
their marketing. they know all Iihimt it
already. If you're a noweoinI-rin town
you needn't look either—come atitl are
us. Some tine lainb this week: leg» '-ltII
t'oroqnarters. 5e. l’riuio rib mast. l'.’e;
fresh pork. M.
New York Market
FRINK S. AYERS, Prop.
DONOVAN BLOCK, WASHINGTON STREET.
-....~—....—._
EDWARD STREET.
GRAND OPENING 01"
Spring Goods
NEW EIBROIDERIES!
NEW LAOESH
NEW CAMBRIDS!!!
NEW GINGHAMSllll
Split ITA L SALE OF
HEMSTITOI'IEO SHEETS
AND
PILLOW CASES!
9 and Inn Slim-Tm ore rm l'illI-w I':I~---. lu'.
ll.“ l'lllow VII-r», iv .\li lie-st Quality.
Great Value In Towels at to,
l5, 20 and 250.
EDWARD STREET, 5 Caz-"Ate Buttding, Nor-walk, Conn.
_*- —
JACKSON’S PIIO'IV )(ITIR APIIS
Combine the LATEST 5711.! AND 1181!". Our aim to to give IIIII.lr{nl'llnn to our patrons.
and to furnish them with the tintint. productionn of the “£01008er w 531'.
LARGE COLLECTION OF CHILD“)! N’S S l' u [)1 E8.
E. M. Jackson. Photographer.
IOIerF. Mead'aCoutwcimner 53 Wall Street. Sour-tit. t‘on-
MEAD ’W”
THE CATERER
lIiinI'hI-oiis served at short
notice. The only place in
town to get
Cafe Frappe,
Bisque Glace,
Bisque De Orleans,
Croquetts a la Milan,
Patties a la Brandy,
Tor Toni Bisquct.
ICE CREAM!
in all tlII' Lalo-st Form»
Leave your orIlI-r at.
52 WALL STREET,
93 wnsaincroa smear,
ONLY!
....Q .
'Shorty Sherwood, Hatter!
Uccnpiesa pirlion ‘of R. (“mow-ski I
store, corner of W all and “'Iite r St- .
Noi'tvti'lk i 'nll a | i see. the late It
styles in Hats, (.‘apI. etc. a 'th if.
R.H.
Pléisted,
Druggist.
————~——It—-—
WE
WANT
YOUR
ATTENTION!
—~-—-—'t I~—————-
FAIRFIELO COUNTY - -
NATIONAL BANK.
43 Wall Street, Nomalk, Conn.
Incorporated, i824 ( Yapital. 3:“ won.
IIIDWlN U. Kl-IPLIIl-Ilt. President.
DAV") H. MILLER. \‘icel’rext.
1.. C. GREEN. (‘a~blr-r.
\ DIRECTORS.
VIIIWISHU. KI:'I:I.I:i:, ,‘ItosIgs .Il. III.III'.I.II;,
invii» ll. MILLIII: .I. .i. him are.
l-‘S’r..lon.\; Lot Iqiioon. Tum H. SIIIIII,
III.\ t.'oI.I:, ('IIIs. lv'.'l'IIIs'II:.\.\I
Accounts of .‘lantifacmrérs. .‘ilerchanb
and individuals Solicitcd.
Safe Deposit Boxes ‘
Free to Oepositors.
o\l_y
TheSe Prices
l
SPEAK
l"! lli
ThemselVes !
D. W. RAYMDND,
Funeral Director
and Embalm/er.
93 Washington Street,
50. Norwatk.
WVEHO NI'OZANES SIO3LSIV'Id
Ir..-
CURES CHAPPED HANDS.
Hood's Sal'saparilla.
Ayer'a " 7.3.-
l)aiia's ISI-
('utii'nra Ri'hjlthI'lll.
l’IIine's (.‘IIlei'y ('onipomul,
‘54 -
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l
t (irt't'li's NI‘l'Vltl’Il. « . L'it' Rosidr‘nre. )Tflhtll'kt'nlt’l Httlt'l,
i Scott's Emulsion. Silo In? iy
V ('Irstorin. toe " ” “ " "' ,,_,_ ___
.\tw'.-Iood Bitten. if II. SOUTH NORWALK - . -
m» I... - - - suvmcs BANK.
“'illiain's l’ilili’ l'illr‘. lItI- 5t Washington Street.
Open daily from 'I to l'.‘ a III. , and from
i to :i n. m . and on ‘louday evenings
from I to II.
Interest allowvd on deposits.
ALDEN riIIiIMAXS. l'rmt.
.lItliN ii. Fliltltir‘», \‘II-el’reni.
lttll.‘{ ll. K." ..\l'l’ Se' :llHl 'l'r—i~a~.
A RARE CHANCE!
A Paying Business
UUnSlaClllK ot Grocery. bakery and Ice
Cream Business. Wil benold Veryuhenp
(‘ai'ter's l‘ill:-. i'II'. two for “In.-
Benson's l’lastv-‘I's. lfw,
two for '1 '-.~
I _ .\lI'III'l.;'~' Plaster-I
._.__——I I.—
i R. H. PLAISTED,
43 Washington St.
Ho. :I'orwalk. .- - Conn.
i the bllrtlth-IH'XII in good alt-we, and this' is a
I trim! opwrtuoity tor the right permit A re
m ply at this oilice or ol J.‘ \l ES (IUIIDT' X.
in :2 ti
on account of ill health. I'Ivcrythingubnnt.
”STOCK BROS.
“Old and Reliable.”
Our Special for this Week
WILL BE .
$l2.00
Overcoats,
$7.50!
Fast Color blue and black kcrscy, this season's
make, all new cat and very desirable garments.
They must be seen to be fully appreciated.
They
are coats that give the impression of being $15.oo
ones, and Ivould bring it in many stores.
up-io-date coats and every detail has been
They are
carefully
looked after in their manufacture; a few of those 89 suits left. ’
GOING AT HALF PRICE!
()iir South Norwalk store open evenings.
We will take back any of
our gco'ls you don't want at the prices paid for them.
Comstock
Brothers,
CLOTHING.
III SOUTH MAIN STREET,
South Norwalk.
uAsoaic BUILDING.
Norwalk.
MILFORD A. GIFFIN, Manager.
Agent For
sup-um Tl'lElR PRICE
GLUTEN it;
FEED BETRAYS THEM! r" .
FOR in; ;
CATTLE Hat "'I\lllltllll. dust and l"-'IoII .:n sII-Ik ' _ "
Ch'°k°"9 II: Ilieiii. maki- iiniiholesuini- food. .tnd i , '-, 5
and lllttlll“ llil‘I'lilL' regard for the health Ill l ‘ ‘i
HORSES! their :llllllllli‘. should use tllI'ltl. Hats '2' i i
— sold .It I'. l'IWI‘i‘ price than I sell. are iii— '1 ..' E
352:." t'en'ur in quality. no I-hai'ge being made f . ;
for screening. i buy lllt‘ best and deliver ' . ‘1' l
FOR lIi_\‘II'.] in the best condition. and my l j. I
HORSES “rim- is as low as anyone can legitimatw E 3
AND 1': sell the same tirade. ' l
CATTLE. 3 ' i
—- l
.mmm. M ITllt hI- .
.I.“... anue . a c ,3 t g
SOLMANS' The Leading (train Dealer, 3 3
LIVERY 3 t .
Ignace. I5 Marshall Street, So. Norwalk. E
o f. .
, .
Cheap Light!
We have Just Purchased
lllI-I
BANQUET
from Messrs
and willoffcrtbeni Ill-Vi)“ llli1)\\i.'€l
their I'cziilar Ivltolreale prices.
'IainplI l ine ofl" lllI'
LAM PS
llolmcs,l’ ootliI\’ llayilcn 'I\ ateibury,
at one half
They are all new,
central draft liitriiers.IiIIIl comprise Some of the
l‘ncv. "Innis lilil(li.‘l
line foil banquet
inc (“I I'tntial Ilialt ,sIrliIl
guaranteed in every pet
sigh. worth 5:550.
All other lines prop.ii'tioualely low.
‘ 5c! 6LT yours early.
lamps in all
.Iliis IItIillllH.
nineties lll"ll, handsome cast
titular,
We have one
Mexican onyx eolIi',rnn
which we offer for.
Only 75
25 Per Cent. Discount on all Silk Shades!
'5' 'Iadc 'FIIImcs .ain /Is
(.196 I ’IIpcx all sliadex
5/
15c
25c, 10ft. roll.
I tin/In saniph I’m ktt Kniics toe and 15c each
all clean pcrlee t «mods: IIoIlli from 35 to 50c. ”
“best-If- (vriIldlI: l’aiis l0t.
CHI ll.
regular price 35c
W. S. STURTEVANT,
N. Main and Ann Streets.
SOUTH NORWALK
- -' CONN.
_HOl FOR“
Florida andthe South
BY THE
CLYDE t.I N E.
gl‘hre to JawksOtII’illt'. Fla. N"
., -...I
' I. Mr
—‘nrcha to . Angus-tine, l“l:i.,
(llll’filttu. 5'46, -I.
To Charleston, .3. C. $2M”;
$32M
All tickets include meals and berth
white on board of the steamer. For any
information, tickets, stateroom, etc., in-
quire of
GEO. F. BEARSE, Agt.
Ci'n' Nuiosm. BANK.
or W. P. CLYDE 8: 00., (General Agents,
5 Bowling Green, New York.
h
it"; excur—
$‘."i.:r‘l ;
l‘.\'
excursion
Q
For “Sale by
s. B. WILSON!
BUILDER AND REAL
ESTATE AGENT.
tI‘.‘ WALL STREET, NURWALK, or.
Two or Three Good Home.
(in tin ind: llllllt' nt I-lnn. Ht \Iill .. .\I httnue out)
fol ‘l‘lll' or III- II h.iliili~I'
NELLIE M. uisaaow.
Teacher of Plano.
Terms Reasonable on Application. Ad-
dress no “What Avenue. Mtg :1) 6m --
Norwalk Chronicler