HAUB S MARKET
1:38 Washington Steot, So. Norwalk.
it’F'lrst-Class ‘-
\
HEADQUARTERS FOR
Meatsll
JACOB SCHAUB, Proprietor.
The human eye, though trained to
distinguish colors, may by want of use
forget how to distinguish them. The
imique experienced Dr. R. Barley, F.
R. 8., related in the London Spectator,
establishes the fact that color can be
forgotten, as well as learned, by human
Dr. Harley, in order to save the sight
0! one eye—or perhaps of both—when
one‘was injured, voluntarily immured
himself in a room made totally dark for
nine months.
The fortitude which enabled him to
adopt this course and the ingenuity by
which be preserved his health and fac-
ulties in this the most mentally and
physically depressing of all forms of
imprisonment are sufficiently remarka-
1119, but Dr Harley also kept an accu-
rate record of his impressions when he
priest. looked again upon the light, after
the supreme mement at which he satis-
himself that he was not blind, but
ldsee. ' '
fie found that in the nine months’
' dirknera 'his eyes had lost all sense of
, $01011Tlte world was black, white and
gray.Tl1eyhad also lost the sense of
on. His brain interpreted the pic-
11101131321111: hand did not touch
the object meant to be grasped. Prac-
, cartoon remedied the last induced de-
, A‘ influfght. Experiment with skeins
" ll! :vari'oue'colored wool, in the presence
of one who had normal color vision, re-
stored the first.
. (p.
Paris Omnibuses. '
Complaints that the Omnibus com,
M darken their windows with adver-
threrife' 1n Parisas in London.
In Paris, however, the offending bills
are put, not in the windowa of the 1ehi-
clue, but in those of the stations, where
iuostpecple who have had experience of
riding in the omnibuses of the French
capital haves out many a tedious half
hour. lt' 15 we I known that French cen-
.gdtlctors can set dowu passengers, but
cannot pick them up. The passengers
have to go to the nearest station. as on
the railways, there to wait their turn,
and there being no competing under-
ground railways and an insufficient
number of omnibuses to meet the re-
quiremeutii' of the traffic, they often
have to wait a long time. In these cir-‘
nnmstances it is felt to be a hardship
that they cannot see the omnibuses from
an inside as they draw up, but have to
rush out in the cold or rain every time
one comes rumbling up to see whether
it is the e they want. —London Daily
New
IIIIRW and Tennyson.
When Tennyson was with me, whose
t hangs in my house, in company
with those of Thackeray and this man
tthethree greatest men I have known),
1‘ thought that both Tennyson and
Thackeray were inferior to him in re-
spect of thinking of themselves. When
Tennyson was telling me of how The
Quarterly abused him (humorously,toe),
find desirous of knowing why one did
not care for his later works, etc., I
thought if he had lived an actiVe life,
“Scott and Shakespeare, or even shot,
Maud played the devil, as B on,
Wmld have done much more and
“Maboutitmuchless. "Youknowflw
Scott to Lcckhart, “that I don't
cilia. omen about what I write," and
. , thesauruses not. Iden't believe 11*
was gfarJotherwise with Shakespeare.
{I
5—Lettlers of Edward Fitzgerald.
' A11 Inquisitive Young Man. '
A Philadelphia lady dropped in unex-
. ‘ y en a friend for luncheon the
' other day and brought with her an in-
linking young man of 6. It seems this
child has a mania for investigating the
Weenditiou of all eatables before
W have passed into the cook' s hands.
the horror of the guest and
neo- when the hash, which necessity
judo-part of the menu, was brought on
3, “been his ”fill”! it
PATENT
MEDICINES.
EASY AND PLEASANT TO TAKE!
At Our Prices; In Fact
Hard Not To Takell
Loxatenik, ~ 81. 00
Hood’s Samparilla, 65
Ayer’ s Sarsaparilla, 75
Dana‘ s rsaparilla. 76
Green's ervura, 75
Paine's Celery Compound, 85
Cuticura Resolvent, 35
Scott’s Emulsion, so
Castoria, 25
Atwood’s Bitters, 15, or two for 25
Carter'sPills, 15, or two for 25
Williams‘ Pink Pills. 40
Lydia Pinkham’s Veg. Compound, 80
Alcock's Porous Plasters, _ 10
Benson‘s Capsic Plasters, 150, or 2 for 25
Geo. D. Stillso'n’s
DRUG SToRE.
82 Washington St., So. Norwalk.
HUNT & ZELUFF,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Fish,
oysters
and Claims,
Lobstors.
The Best Assortment of
Fresh Fish to he Found!
HORSE RADISH GROUND TO
ORDER!
Pure Maple Syrup!
Pure Tomatoo Datsup!
Pickeled Oysters!
Telephone Call, 10-11.
You Don't-liars Jo Swear Oil, \_
says the St. Louis Journal of Agriculture
in "an editorial about No-Tolfi'so, the
:moustebeeeo habitcu‘re, ."Wekuow
of many, cases cured by No-‘l‘ovBac.
'One, in prominent St. Louis architect,
smoked and chewed for twenty years;
two boxesour'ed him so that even the
smellof tobacco makes him sick. " No-
Te-Bac sold and guaranteed by R. B.
P1aistcd.No cum no pay. Book free.
Sterling Remedy 00., New York or
Chicago. m “uh”
I J.W.P1eree,Bepub11c, 1a., says: ”I
have used One Minute Cough Gur'e' 1n my
family and for myself, with results so
entirely satisfactory that I can hardly
1111de to express myself as to its
merit. I‘will‘ never fame reecumead
fifidfioneveryceensicuthat pee.
sentsitael. " _-
1 l
.1111. 11. 11' a...
cum
wt
mm Wflsnd’smu
almost-Jamel!
is also
Heud'sOolioOuresudDr. Hand'sDisr-
Millstone” seldbysll druggiats,
.ltuotculyluo,it must be 10.0110
Innate Cough Cure acts quickly. and
thu'swhatmakesitgo.
~Aceteuls harmless.
A high liver with a torpld liver will
notbea long liver. Correct the liver
with De Witt's Little Early Risers, little
whthatcuredyapopfllmdeomtipauon
lemme Natalia.
From alettcr written by Rev. J. Gen
derman, of Dimondalc, Mic.“ snare per
mitted to make this extract: 1 have no
’heeitation in recommending Dr. King's
New Discovery as the results were al-
most marvelous in the case of my wife.
While I was pastor of the Baptist
church at Rives Junction she was
brought down with pneumonia succeed-
ingLaGrlppc. Terrible paroxysms of
coughing would last hours with little
interruption, and it seemed as if she
could not survive them. A friend re~
commended Dr. King' a New Discovery;
it was quick in its work and highly
satisfactory in its results.” Triallx
flesfroc at G. C. Stillson 11 and E. P.
Wood's drug stoma. Regular size 501.
and $1.
Quick in effect, heals and leaves no
scar. Burning, scaly skin eruptions
quickly cured by De Witt's Witch Hazel
Salve. Applied to burns, scalda, old
sores, it is magical in effect. Always
cures piles.
Electric Bitters.
Electric Bitters is a medicine suited
for any some, but perhaps more gener-
ally needed when thc languid, exhaust-
ed feeling prevails, when the liver is
torpid and sluggish and the need of a
tonic and alfcmtive is felt. Mprompt
use of this medicine has often averted
long and perhaps fatal bilious fevers
No medicine will act more surely in
from malarial poison.
bottle at G. (I. Stillson’s and E. l’.
Wood‘s drug stores.
Aycr'a "'Cli‘erFy'l’ecuiriii'i—s'km111'11 by
its works. The experience of half accu-
tury proves that no other preparations
of the kind stops coughing and alloys
irriation of the throat and bronchial tub: s
so promptly and effectually as this.
—Aceton cures hearhiche.
Deafness Cannot be Cured
by local applications as they cannot reach
the diseased portion of the car. There is
only one way to cum deafness, and that
is caused by an inflamed condition of
the raucous lining of the Eustachian
Tube. When this tube is inflamed you
have 11 rumbling sound or i111perfect hear-
ing, and when it is entirely closed. Deaf-
ness is the result, and unless the inflam-
mation can be taken out and this tube
restored to its normal condition, hearing
will be destroyed forever ; nine cases out
—--of ten are caused by catarrh, which is
nothing but 1111 inflamed condition of the
mucous surfaces.
We will give (bio Hundred Dollars:
tarrh) that' cannot be cured by Hall's
CatarrbCure. Bond for circulars; free.
F. J. CHENEY & (30., Toledo, 0.
"Sold by Druggisfs, 1 5t.
right spot.
a cough or cold.
don't tough .-. - _ ..
—-Acetou will break up a cold.
regulate the world, " said a genius. The
dmggist handed him .1 bottle of De
Witt 11 Little Early Risers, the famous
little pills.
-—Acctou_cures the grip.
menting. Depend \ upon 011 -, Minute
Cough Cure and you have immediate rei-
remedy that pro—ductsimmediate results.
—Accton will_ prev ent _pn_eumouia.
Bucklin’ a lrnica Salve.
The hestsalvein the world ‘for cute,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, fetter, chapped hands, chilblains,
cafes, and allakiu eruptions, and posi
tively cures piles, or no pay required.
It is guaranteed tegive pea-feet satisfac
perbox. ForsalabyG. C Stillsou and
E.P. Weed.
Soothing, healing, cleansing, Dc Witt’s
Witch Hazel Salve is the enemy to sores,
chapped lips and cold~sores in to o or
three hours.
the formulm of Dr. J. C. Aycr's Sari-111-
parilla and other pretentious are cheer-
fully sent to any physician who applies
fa" them. Hence the special favor ac-
Witness M‘Dm',‘§tam tom'-
ifllasbythe World's Fair commission-
M . _ :
is by constitutional remedies. Deafness.
See the point? Then ,
tionurmoneyrefunded.P1-iee26 cents.
wounds and piles, which it never fails to .
cpre. Stops itdhing au'd homing Cures I
Unlike most proprietary medicinal-1'
in counteracting and freeing the system i
Headache, indi- l
gr-stion, constipation, dizziness yield to ,
Electric Bitters. Fifty cents and ill per ‘
for any case of Deafness (caused by 0.1— ,
Onc MinutcCough Gum touches thc’
It also tom lies it at the;
right time if you take it when you have F
“G11(~n1c—.livcra regulaton and I (an '
1
lief It cures cronp. Theonlyhanalcss
ll
l
Mons
rel.
in
' several slores
uanlage a} ll.
SKLE 3FT. BLAC SDI
, Muss so.
Clothing.
ll 15 allowing lo read currenl aduerllltmg
of ready-lo—wear c/olhmg Palrlols and
pkilan hropklsls would seem la calzlrol the
We hope ills true, bul all
,llzal has llllle lo do with your wlnler
Overcoat or Suit.
To be frank. Ike stores are dating some/hing
prazlseworlky~-~lh0ugl1 for selfish reason «-
lrying lo calck up with lhe pace we Imu.
Special Sale This Week
Men’s Black Suits.
CLAY WORS TEDS made in single and
double breasted Jacks, three bullon cala-
ways, are [ally laz'lored. lke kind you gen- " I
era/{y pay $15 a sull are here al $ l O.
The liner qua/flies in elegant dress CLAY
WORS TED.
careful lines lkal makes all our ready-made
clalln'ng better and dl/ferenl than usual al
.315 and $20, cal and made up- -l0- dale.
If you wanl a Mir 0/
out lhe‘ old coal and uesl,l/1e rest of lhe
season remember we have your kind and
your size; prices range from $1.50 to
$5.89.
Neokwear.
You camel afford lo lel our Manufaclurers
Slack 0/ Neckwear pass wllkoul laklng a 1'-
Prices are CUT IN HALF.
they
‘ their respective communities for that char.
are cul on lhe same
TROUSERS (0 piece
l Ar111cninnaflairs is being steadily pursu-
EI§$&(0.
Open Monday, Friday and Salurday Evenings.
Bridgeport Cami.
l
l
l
l .
South Norwolk, .
IN EVER WIDENXNH CIRCLES
the taste for art grows in the land and
tho domand for higher grade 1vall papt re '
But artists and do .- 3
increases with it.
signers keop [1.11:1 111111 the tunes—cw 11
111 .ulv 11110 of them—11nd tbvm llOV‘LI'l
\v as sin b beauty and variety offered in
11.11] papcis. The only thing that doesn' 1'
km p 11p is the pric- e and today you can
got the finest grub-s of p: met :11 less 111: 111
you paid for the commoner ones lv'n:
yours ago.
Painmrs' Supplies.
Artists' Materials, Piotr res.
Pictures framed to order.
Painting, Pawrhanging and Decorat-
lug.
DECKER,
Til W asbingfon Smut. So. Norwalk.
A Dainty Gilt.
After «Hamid and door, a fine, well~n1ade,
stylish, well-fitting pair of shoes is as accept- i
able-a CHRISTMAS PRESENT as anything
you can think of. if there is any question as
s. 111 where the very bestef its kind can be pur-
chased, it’s easily answered—at.
H.s.BROWN's‘j
' been appointed postmaster at Red Bank,
90‘ wasmueroa 5mm,
Nash'&VanScoy!
jJust take .1 look .11 our south win low —a—nd see it you think we carry a
Don'tinvitcdisappointment by experi ‘ "
Plumbers”-
CAST-
lu the city, such as Valves, Reducing Fitting, etc.
Large Line of
Steam Fitters
Supplies'
Largest Line of ‘ .
NASH 8: VANSCOY,
Der. ll. hlain and West Streets,
SOUTH NORWALK, .
~- It ll’mel
CONNECTICUT.
RESTORE
[LOST llilllll
"m is doubt vbal in me far Xenon. nviii.\.1.m of Sexual 'mvrvfln Cid!!!
EL. TV): 11 {on
Sen ~1Pl1
out 1-2; “~th 1531..
1-way Vwam mu: .ml fl .1v'r weakursus, from any 1.
ii. a 11 .“Mnklvt'rl ll’l full vigorlquirkly‘ Ml ‘0 ’5‘
s1 name—rs word for mm. 6 es s a. I“.
m
.fl”..v....a1~t'
lorulestl‘onlinaon's_dmgstore.f ""
.3
mm...- m run or refund If 19 Mary.
"131111.! lhi .
, f senate, as the records of the departuicnl
5 '0.
; liberal gentlemen get those great quanti
‘ l
: Attempts to Criminally lmpllrate Amerlv
graphs to that paper: “Turkey’s plan t1
. stated by the oillccrs that there need be m
f surprise if the guardlmusc is stored full
; of prisoners in :1 short time
Oonn. 4
' by his wife. dh-d at Darjilling, lndln.
' in a boring (:onti'st. by i'x-I’oliceman Pluck-
! folder, died at >11. Mary's hospital 111 Phil
( barlesl ll bimrmfifiare (lgal
: on. of Providence 11:11 11111 e a 2 110ml 11;.»
. , , . ' signmcnt for tip I) unfit of 1b 'redltors, .
IRON, - MALLEABLE ‘~ AND - BRASS - FITTING!
' Pm, has held Mrs. Kate M. ‘Scllls and Ed 1
3 the charge of administering poison to Fe
. :el' Fl. Nellls,‘ the former's husband.
1 a WWW“
It» lured" or muss a
leash! Vest lead? baths.
Waautxo'rov, Feb. 11.-—Belng asked»
to the charge made in the senate by Sena
tor Von, that the secretary of sgrleultuu
bad distributed 150, 000 more packages 01
need in Nebraska than that state was on
titled to last year, Secretary Morton said:
"Under the law one-third of all new
purchased was to bedlstrlbutsd by the see
rotary of agriculture. In accimlaneo with
that pro1islon. some years ago, when then
was great suffering along the sea Mouth
of the Carolina conut, the secretary of agri
culture, through hike Clara Barton out
the Red Cross society, gave a great per
tion of the one-third of the seed which in
was authorized to distribute to the peoph
whose fields and gardens had been wines
by the tidal wave. All to that very |arg1
distribution of seed to those southern 1111f
ferers, no complaint was made. There-
fore, during the recent seasons of extreim
drought in the northwest, the secretary ol
agriculture frankly confesses that he gavn
far more than the normal quota of seed 1:
Nebraska, Kansas and each of the Duke
tan and to Oklahomp. The representativa:
and senators from the stabs named one
the delegate from Oklahoma will verify
that statement. This was a charitable and
not a political distribution.
"The quotas for the drought ntrlcker
sections were sent directly to and distribut
ed by societies and persons designated by
liable work.
“The secmtary challenges the severest
scrutiny of his intentions and his acts and
is delighted with the character of the one
mine he seems to be propagating.
“But single'iuembers of the house am:
show, have distributed in a year several
times as many seed in their respective
states and distrlcts as they were cutitlec
And how and of whom did tbost
ties of seed?"
AFFAIRS IN TURKEY.
can 111.111.11.11...
bosom”, l-‘eb. ll.—The Constantinoplt
correspondent of The Daily News tele
implicate the American missionaries ix
ed. An attempt has been made to arrest
“1‘. Knapp, one of the hardest workim
missionaries at Bitlis. on a charge of sedi
tion and murder, ba-u-d on an mousotior
signed under coercion by some Armeniam
who were in jail.
Mr. Knapp appealed to ['11it1-d Store.-
Mluiater Terrell. who learned from Consu
liumpsnn at Mush that the charge we.-
wholiy unfounded and was 11 111cm pretexl
to drive Mr. Knapp from the country. Mr,
Terrell insists that unless tin-charge is
What is
, . I , I
It
castorls is Dr. Samuel Diteher's
prescription for Infants and Dirt].-
dren. It contains neither mun,
Iorphiue nor other narcotic seb-
stauoe. It isahsrmless substitute for
Puresoric. Drops Soothins 8mm
and Castor Oil. It is pleasant. Its
guarantee is thirty y'aars’ use by
millions of Mothers. Ontario is the
Children’s Paulette-tho [others
Friend.
CASTORIA
For Infinite and Children.
Do not be imposed upon, but insist upon
having Castorla, and see that the fee-sinus
is on the
unapproli~
tact ourselves and the public It all hazards.
Tun Cmaca Coupuv, 7? Murray BL,N.Y.
signature of :
Weaballpro- ' i E i: '
—
armors”
To Cure all
kinds of Coughs or
Colds, either Bronchial
or Pulmonary, also Hearse-
ncss and Soreness use
WILLIAMS’
NEW ENGLAND
111111111 111111111
abandoned Mr. Knapp shall be brought
here and tried lwfon- him." ,
Terrell ind tbr Its-d Cross.
Coxwmx'l‘!11111.11, Fob, 11,—1'be l'nltec
States minister. Mr. Alexander Torn-ll, ll
using his influence with the Turkish gov
crnment in order to procure tlu- necessary
escorts and protection for Miss (‘laru liar
ton. president of the American ill-1| Cross
society. and her assistants, while they on
distributing relief to the suffering Arnie { '
ninns.
soldiers Arrrsted For 1111.. l-‘.igl1t|ng
OMAHA. Fob. ll.——_\ scandal dmuloped
at Fort ()malm when l’r’nates Comment
and Murphy were arrested for prize fight-
ing and 100 others who \Vlfnt‘s‘st‘d [ill
Made from a recipe of one of the
most famous doctors in New
England. 11 contams no opium of
any form and there's no danger as
. with some preparations of forming
the Morphine llabit. ( hildren like it,
as it cures them without upsetting
their stomachs.
.- 111111411. 011115101 co.
HARTFORD. CT.
fight expect to lll ordered to go totbij
guurdhouse It has been stated that 1hr:
" two men fought for a purse that Was for
‘ nlslxeil by tho officers at 11111 fort.
This 1‘
most. c111plmtil'ally denied
Rates.
by
was not. made up by the cilia-rs. It is
Dr. Sanford Hunt Dies Suddenly.
(fixcrxsni, Feb. 11.—-iicv.
Hunt, 1). 1).,
the Methodist Missionary society, dropped
dead of upoplcxy at. the Grand hotel in
this city. .\she entered the dOor wit}
ill-v. Dr.‘ Mathews and Rev. Dr. llam
mood of $1111 Francisco he suddenly ex
claimed, “Take my hand," and afterward,
“1 fear"—
and could not complete his expression. Ir
loss than ten minutes be \l’ilrilll'llll. Dr.
Prondergast was standing near by. but ‘
could do notlung, and soon pronounced
the doctor (load.
a i.’
Postmaster A.ppol11trd
\‘l'asurxoiox, Feb. 11.——..l D (arr has
BRIEF NEWS NOTES.
111111»... A. Party of Philadelphia, whr.
was making an oriental tour accompanied
Frederick Schlcchtcr. who was injured
adclpliia.
The session of the National Assembly of
the League of American \l'heclmcn began
in Baltimore with 11 good roads congress,
Whit h is attended by a line! of wheclmen.
One man was klllcd,ol1‘e was fatally in-
jured and five othi- rs wen slightly hurt by
the explosion of n 110 horsepower boiler at
the Ann and Hope cotton mill. Lonsdale,
lit. 1.
A statement prepared :11. the txca.‘ 11ry dev
pertinent under the direction of Assistant
Secretary (.' urtis shows that the gov ero-
mont “ill realize from the new loan e'lll,
375.51%. 97.
both individually and as a firm James A.
George being the company.
Colunt‘ ;
While he has no doubt that [hurt -
was 11 purse in sight, he says he is sure it ‘
Then he becmno unconscious ’
Children Cry for
i Pitcher’s Castorla.
Children Cry for
Pitcher’s Castoria.
When Baby was sick, we gave her (,‘astoria.
3 When she was a Child, she crird for Castoria.
San ford l
of New York. treason-r o: '
When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoriu.
Children Cry for
Pitcher’s Castoria.
Examlner in
[1.8. Patent. Ofllcc,
Ofilces. 436 Main Street,
lBBIDGEPORT, C CNN-
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Cav eats, and Trade-Ninth: obtained and all Pat.-
ent businessconducted for "column Fate :
OUR OFFICEIDOPPOSI‘I’E U B. PATENTOFJ‘INI '
and \1c canscc- ll'f: pa: cutmless
’ remote from Washington.
Send modc1,drauing or photo.,wi1h descrip-
120m“: advise. if patentable or not, free of
charge. -Qur ice not due till tent issccurcd. 1
g p IPNLET “How to 01 rain Patents," w1tl1
cost a same int the U. S. and foreign countries‘
scat free. Address,
0. A.snow&oo.;,
ems-1mm Omar, Waamao'rol. D. c. :'
The grand jury of Crawford county,
gur (J. Gordon? of Girard for trial on
Congressman W. ll. Crain of Texas died
suddchly in Washington at the home of a '
friend. He was serving his sixth term in
the house of representatives and was one
of the best known members of that body.
District Attorney Fellows has indorsed ‘
papers which. when signed by Justim
:‘niylh of the criminal branch of the su-
preme court. will dismiss llll' indictment‘
upon which Erastus Winn-1n was tried and
convicted of having found the slgnaturo of
E, W. Bollinger to a check for 3713““.
The suit of Miss Birdie Sutherland, a
London ballad singer, uganivt the lion.
Dudley Churchill Majorlbanks, eldest son
of Baron Twecdmontb, claiming 8100, 000
W for breacbof promise of mar-
“Cir. has
receives 895.000 for agreeing
settled out of court. “its ‘
'.11l;‘llkl')' old fcl‘mv: ”This
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Of IA- I':s;c' I one: tee my
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ISud 151121110" :‘.:t11m Iii r
"\i’lu . mph. 1111 in: Mill g
tpply 111111.11;1all11g your ways. "
, t: “ Uncle
l38am” says.
"1 use Le Page’ 5 Liquid Glue in lbs 1.11 -1
Off e, the Nalionai l'vlux'I m and llu' ljmt 1 5-1:. ' .
errands because It is lhi strongest.mistflcxlhlc,
What—1n fact lit BLsT."
EPAGE’S
tastier; LUB
The Pullman Palate Caron use It because of its
my minsr bee citing, yetltis rout!
to withdraw the owner-mien.
y good for the 111011 delicate abrlcv, and contains an
acid In injure anything 13
Norwalk Chronicler