tusIIts IItIIE 1111111111 THE
SEITIllEL’S aromas.
Tom at The Thing: M 80- and
in Imallt, South llmllt and Vicinity
Outing Mr Diurnal lourmvlns.
llarry lhtbhell. of WestMaiu street.
Norwalk. has recovered from tho
measles.
T
A son has been turn to Mr. and Mrs.
.loltu A. llruudnge. of the t‘oIIIueth-nt
turnpike.
’l‘lIotIlon'dliIIhetulI will hold its an-
IIualI-leetionof otli'ers. March lst. in
the (‘ ity Hotel.
'lhII Chautauqua l niott will meet to
night with Miss Gertrude llohuunau.
South Main smwt.
~hook at Lather M. Wright's adver-
tisement. 5110.000 worth of wagons,
sleiuhs and horse goI Ids that Inust be sold.
l’aul Berg )ost ahout $3111 worth of
llowers. last week, caused by them freez-
log in Hormania llull.
Dantuel Malkin has sold ltis Mnin
street residence in Norwalk to tlte heirs
of Lewis Raymond. of Wilton.
A petition is in circulation. asking the
(1in (‘ouneil ot Norwullt for sidewalks.
I- urhs and gutters and anew catch—basin
on Spring Hill
'1 III- Wo'u III II Misstmtar't association
of the South Norwalk (‘ Inng-gatioual
church will‘give a turkey supper. Wed-
II'IsIlay. March llth. . '
—-—luvaluuhle as a stumrior nutritious
food for old and younggFriends' HatsI"
lIlI- two pounds.
The Bridgeport (’lII’Iss. (flIIIekI-r and .
Whistcluhhus appointed a couuuittee
tIII-'oIIfIIr.\\itlt the Now .1“; Chess club:
and adopt rules under It hit l1 the con
tests for the trophy I'upshouldbu- played.
—Look at Luther M. Wright's adver—
tisement. 1110,0011 worth of wagons.
sleighs and horse goals that must be sold
Mrs. Martin Kellogg. of Wall street.
has lean notified that llt'l' little grandson. ‘
hosterWarrI-u. son of Mrs.AdIlie\\'arnIn.
is seriously ill at her home in Reddiuc. I
l’t’llll. Mrs. Kellogg will leave for that
place tomorrow. I
—“'ltitI' llauuel. l" yard. at Seotield
5: Iloyts
The. Cditsolidzited ‘Rtlllrnad company l
tilling _111 on Railto: Id 3
has resumed \\ or
place. intending to carry the IIm'baulI-
nIIut out neI'uly to the pole s of the Nor-
wulkn'treet Railway company. and the 11
lay additional tracks.
—1 case more pert-ales at 2 ,at . ‘Iotie Ild
(I llnyt's. “.“.-
While folding a blanket Filtllly night,
at his home In I uiou stII- I-t. Williatn H.
Johnson upset alamp. which set tire to
the contents of the room. After some
hard work he succeeded in smothering
tlIII tlatues with blankets.
.Pllt‘l'lllx Engine company
that IIl'that great New York success,
”l)cl1nonieo'sat:Ii." whirh will appear
at the Norwalk 01101.1” “House, Wednes—
day, March lsth, for the eompanVs
hout‘lit. .
—--10 pieces velvet carpet at HfII'. at
Seolield dc Hoyt's. ‘
l". A. F'mis Ioutemplates numerous
changes this spun}.r about his resident-I.
. I . l
the Cape homestead lll Finrheld avenue. '
\I'I'hitert A. N. Paddock is making pre-.
lumuot v plans. '1 host-I 'all for the con-
version of the house into a colonial resi- I
IlIIII'e. with a new toot. dormer win-
Ilows and new piazzas.
——New line hosiery opened today at
: tut prices. Se ofleld A“ Hoyt s.
Rev. John T.Wii1ters. of South Nor-
walk. gave a lecture on teuInoraIIee: in
St. Augustine' s Il111rch.Bridgep-11't. Sun-
day evening. All the local temperance
societies turned out in a body. Father
Wintets is one of the best omtors iu the,
state I111 temperance. attd the audience
thoroughly enjoyed his 1"II111a1ks.
Rev. W. H. /Boole. D. l_).. formerly
pastor of the S 111th Norwalk Methodist .
Episcopal church. will lecture here un-
der the auspices of the: New (ThuII-h Aid ; I
His lecture ;
societv. Friday. M In hoth
w ill recount thrilling experieue es he had
among the Mormons. The dam for re-
served seats opens next Friday IIII'.rn-=
ing at Brown dz. Wilcox‘s store. I
—The most wholes0111eecmal food in
lllElVS‘OF lllilllllllllllil
l‘Jlfi‘D won. as...
walk. is on the siclt list.
Milk Inspector 11.11:. of Norwalk
waI out after samples this IIIonIiug.
Robert (l. Nolan. of Raymond street.
lsont al‘teru \vIIeL's illness with ptIIIu-
lnI Illa.
.\ number of people wallwd IIII the ice
yesterday us far down the harbor as
KI-yser Island.
W. J. UoI'IloII. paymaster for (‘outraI -
tor. ll. ll. llrowu, will lll'IW' to Bridge-
t» at. tomorrow.
.\. It. Malltin hasjnst put a four horse
power gas I ugine in his I-arpIIutI-r shop
in Franklin avenue.
-——l.ast week. last week. l)I'.(lrIIy It t‘o..
optical specialists. 171 North Main St.
The residence of Royal I‘it'llllltlll. lv‘air-
lll'lll avenue. is quarantined l.I~I'IIusI- of
a ease of diphtheria in the house.
Rev. A. J. Smith conducted a very
interesting service at the Young Men's
League Hall. (‘hI-stuut stn-et. las.’ night
—’l‘he sewing machine to be given
uwav at the Boston Store. Norwulk.
will he Ihuuu this evening at M2."
”Clock.
The consolidation notnuIittees appoint-
ed by Mayors [MI and Wheeler will meet
at the South Norwttlk (‘outII'I'l I-lIamhI-r.
tonight.
.‘Il'>. L. l). Keeler. of Norwalls. alto
singer at the Baptist church. has re-
signed and will singiu (Brace ('lllll't‘ll
I-hoir after May lst.
Yesterday :It'tI-I'uoon l‘h'. Huntington
rode his bicycle to Wilton. where he
met with an accident. luv-akin}; his Ina—
I'lIiIII' so that it had to he \‘l‘lll homehy
train this morning.
M. Sellet'k's
INtll‘Wlllk" will he puhlished ilt two
voltunes. each containing about Loon
pages. It will he issued in the spring.
llcv. l'. "History of
('outraI'tIII' Salvator ('hariot has ll‘t'll
sued by his wife for non-support. 'l‘lu'
Ieuse came up for trial hI-t'orII Judge
lluth-ll. iu the Town t‘ourt. this morn-
_ lug. hut was adjourned until. Saturday.
.\ IIII-IIting of the eer'tItiVII I'ontmittI I-
ofthI' State Firetuen's ass II'iatiou. “'lh
held last week. at the tire departntent
III-.ztdqu IrI'tIIs iII llarmtt'otd The I use of
()\\'I ll \lI M: III: III. a llll tIIlIIII ol the Matu—
l'orIl the department. \\ ho was n I IIIItly
killed hy II trolley car. while: IIXI-II'isiug
the horses "Dull“? hum; carriage. wtts’ ex.
plained by ('hict' Bowman. and after a
full discussion. the committee voted a
donation of *L’IXI. from the special fund.
to the family ot' the lat: Mr. MI'MalIIIu.
} The seventh annual gathering of the
( onnee tiI at not iety Sons of the AMP ri-
I can Revolution. held last Saturday in
\Villtll"lllll_\'. was the largest ;.;atl1eriu;..r
l the (‘ ouuet tie In such ty has ever held.
i Those pre sent: f1ot11 Norwalk We 10' i' on
IS. J. Hill. (‘ol.l . St. John
l I II- kwI.1oIl III-urge B. h‘t. hoelcwIIod. J.
P. 'l‘readwell. (‘IolouI-l Samuel [)aslkam.
S. Bell.
i am ssntau
I and l lI-orge
has just .
completed arrangements for the produc- ‘
.I\ poutilieal high mass was celebrated
l at the cathedral in Hartford. Saturday.
in celebration of the second anniversary
lI1t‘ the I-ousectatiou of Ri-vht: Rev
| Michael Tierney as bishop of the Roman
'(fat-holiI' dioIIIse ot' Harttord RI- \ W.
J. Slocum was one of the
cons. There was a large
attendance of
assistant dIIa- '
priests from all over the diocese. who‘
I
l vent.
Boat Builder
l were afterwards entertained at the con.-
\VillianI Taylor has a
' boats ready for spring. AlbI rt Se in Ivoir.
oi Stamford. is havin;.. I the old" \Iueri—
Ius.' lIHII'lllt‘ll} m1 IIIIl by (‘onII'nodoII
largeamouut ot'workon hand in getting'
' Burritt, and later by Hugh Masters. of ‘
relInilt. with a
and various other
'tlithlIII-port entirely
new keel and deck.
‘zehaugw. William ll. Reed‘s and
'Zdward 'l‘obIIy‘s boats are also ll‘lll"
ovethauletl. and a new rudder will he
placed in (II-orge \ :.uIAlsty'11II s we ht.
-' \\ .I1Il V. '
All should hear in mind. the tiueI'how-
lIlIr supper. tomorrow night in the
’ Iot'hauge her hat and gown.
. South Norwutk Baptist church under the l
. :utspiciesot' the] ladies oftlII I-hurI- It. \11
I admission price of twenty the rents will
be charged at the door, Supper will lie
5 served in the Sunday N'lltlt 1| 1111211. and -
ante and t'l‘tttllll will he sold. .\ musi-
auditorium of the church.
ion price will includIItlIe supper and the
entertaiment. Don't forget it istomor:
rowI Tuesday I night .
‘ . —Look at Luther M. Wright's advI-rtisI -
existence "Friends” (lats:” the two merit “My" “”rlh “f waIrous. “It‘ll-“‘5
pounds ‘ and horse goods that must be sold.
‘I Pure Sure."
CVCIDITCI 5
BAKING Powmzn.
“l have used Cleveland's Baking Powder with
entire satisfaction in the preparation of breads. biscuits
and cakes."
Juli“! “I‘I
JULlE’l‘ Consoa',
Faundrrq/ Nan Yen!- (ml'mg Sr/mul.
.‘.; I: .
“Ml, Nit w
cal progranuue will be rendered iii the .
The aIlnIiss— 3.
"llfllltlslflth'.
1. lI-t't Parts in halloous during the
‘ Paris with dispatches. and two boxes I11"
_ dynamite.
Jamel Paul was out today. utter a
wealt' u illness of pneumonia
Richard NoaIl: has opened his store
in North Main stI'I II . al'tIII a few day’s
illness
'l‘t'istram d' Hyatt observed “Unhing-
ton's birthday by closing their dry goods
state at Norwalk.
D LAWTON‘ a. co.
l
l
Flaked Oats. 2' Pound Package, 07 cents.
Native Potatoes, IISc. Bushcl, l3c. Peck.
('aptalu Joshua llearse, of the t‘oII-j
sIIlitlatI-Il freight olliI'II. is illllt‘ to in out I
after II two weeks‘ lllllt"-i.\‘_
’l'hu: pI'IIleleI' Eagle
ran aground
again. yesterday. while going up Ila-Ii
river. She floated at high title.
Miss Annie l‘armll.
spent Saturday and Sunday
.laInI-s SlIIII-han. or South
with M rs
ain't-t.
William l-‘.
yesterday moved
the railroad track in
(‘II.-:s\\'I'll. l’Il' Not‘wallI.
tlIl'tII'I lllillH“ ”PI"? 11
Stand": l'll.
\ . . . l
A. lIrI-emau. the vtoluust. lll‘l‘lllll-‘
partied the choir. and played an on'IIrtoI'y
solo at St. Joseph's l‘lllll‘I'lt. yesterday.
The propeller (‘in of Norwalk. thI It
broke her rudder in the ice. last \\'t‘t'li.
was yesterday towed to New York
repairs.
Frank. the fourteen Iuonths old son of
Mr. and M1's.laIuI-s l)u;..;.;1u llll‘ll this
morning. III their homein North Main
street.
The Norwalk friends of the waI-
Rev. James P. Hoyt. of (‘lIIIshirIu
he pained to learn of llt'l‘ death. which
occurred in that place 'I‘hut'sday last.
I
at
..f
Frederick ShI-rwaul died the
Norwalk Hospital. yesterday
of pIIIutuI-uia. 'l'hI
talten to t' reenliI-ld
l'IuIial.
rIItIIaius will
llill tomorrow for
'l'ristraIII I\' llyatt will give a special ‘
exhibition and sale of artistic designs in
stumped lllll‘ll. III-IItI-r pieces. lunI'h
cloths and Iloilics. \\'IIIluI~sd:Iv.
day and Friday. February '3“
Thomas Dale and .l.tlll".~ (‘oI'ghI-t'y.
employees of the l‘I-IIIIsylszuuia Bridge
column): were arrested yesterday
heiug intoxicated. Judge lI‘rost imposed
a litu- IIf *5 and costs in each case. which
was paid.
The I-quInittI-I-
securing of a
lIavIIIg lll I'h.II'I,:II the
suitable lt‘slllllllllllll for
Rt‘l'. Father Dug-Jan met at 'l'. J.
liyrIIIII' oll'II'I- NorwalL.
:IuIlIlI-I'ided topresI-ut to Father ling
can as a purse the money raised.
at
I I Friend: is l‘apltal.
Friends rIIprI-qut capital to many IIIIIII'
in this town whose NIlll’I‘I'I'l of income are
Not generally known. The man
loudly Hill“ for a certain hrautl of t'll-illl'
paune at his cluh. i! he happen»: III have I
one. and in all public places uhI-I'I- wine
in >t'l'\t’tl Inuy IIhIIrlsh the I-IIIII-IIit that his,
IriI-mls don t know that he: is paid to lttlHlllI
thi~ paI'III'IIluI' wine, but they do. lII-I'uII-II
thI-I'gare so many of his hiudahottt. .\u-'
other use has her It made of acquaintances
::Iul triIIIIIls hr .1 utuu whose I thl‘ is now
utIItIrIIIII ltll‘l. -Ition in the Hotel l\t‘('|l"l'
l’roteetln- .'I-soI'lution. 'l'his than once
was interested in a hotel in this city. and
he made it his llllsllll c. to IIIakII friends.
In recent years his friends hatt- lII-I-u his
ou l'IIiou square on :1 percentage. and his
income llllr: bIIIIu regular. lll‘ received '35
percent t)[ll1l'ltlll¢=lll|l IIftlIII hill~I-t‘,~vu'l'
guests as he obtained for the hou-I'. Met;
who had known llllll when he had It hotel
of his own l.I1I-w that he always lived at
this house and spoke of it in the highest
terms. It they were Iloul‘Itl‘tIl as to what
hotel they should select. they soIIII-tltnes
chose the Ulll' on l'IIiI-II square. that they
might meet their old friend.
ready to sIIIIIkII a cigar with them. tell
them tho llt'Wn of the town siIII-II lll?lt' 1.1.1 :.
\‘islt.tItIIl.tIIIIl.I- llll‘lll feel that they had at
least:IoIIII:di~.itItI-I'IéslI'd l‘rieuIl lll this 1‘ll_\'.
llttl llIII lltllt‘l :ItIIl lllt' \Ulll'lltll' lune lltttl u;
threatens to .
tolling out. and llllflh’ttlli'lltil'
send all his friends to some other house as
soon it» he can .'I::1ltu s:1ti~ t':II'tIIrytI-r111< [Ht
1 pr 1"I I‘llttII'I'. - .\I'\'I \ III a .‘Illl.
Dr. Jol.nsun and W onII-u's Dre-1t.
It was one IIl llr. Johnson's pI-I'ullarltlcs
that. while Il1'II~s'IIII,: like a slovnu. ho I'on-
sidI'I'IIIIl lIiIoselI an intullthlo judgo III' what -‘
ladies ought to wear.
lit-11d street." says Mr. ('raiic. "could he
IIIIII'III'riIII'altI1IlI'leIt the lll~|llili‘llll|t‘lll III
:1 I'lhhou. the want of IIIIIIlislIuIIRs 111:1 cap.
or inhartuouious coloring: in a (ll'|‘~.~." lle
lIII' tIIrIIl Mr~ 'l'lIrIIlo on the .‘llll_‘.ll‘tl and
he ltclllll'll hII lriI this and IuIluII-Il IIIIII of
lld'lt. who w; IsUIII'IssoIl {III I him It uotouly
lllll ill~II III
tlqulI hint for his IIIIpIIIIot'.
—ay.»l".1uu_'.'llurney.“
ills mind I-ozit'It'tIilIg the IlrI-ssot' hIIlh-s’.‘
:lllll' all |:IIliI'-~ \vltoat'u lII-z'II obey his injunc- I
ltupliI'Ity and alter whatever he" Ilis- i
li-lll -
.ItItIi‘IIH's.”
This was written at
.Vll's.
III s..;i~ty the. tastiIlious doctor.
lady. \\ host- I-ap Johnson l‘illlt'tl vile. failed
to win hisappt'oval when she had changed
ll. l"atIny ‘s on ll I'ap w: I.- [ll'IIllIIllltt' IIIl \I II
Stroatham. but
1.”- guttll “Pl. 111. I' it did not meet with his
approval and was lltt'll told that sheshoultl
wear not a black hat and I'loak in sutu-
IIIIIt.—-l.IIIIIiIIII Spectator.
Formation of n Queer Society.
The survivors of the lI'I‘J pI-rsIIus who
slege
have just fIIt'IIIIIIl llll'lllnl‘lVl’h intoasoeiety.
N11 truer than I‘Iti balloons left the besieged
I'ity. carrying' in their ears not only thew
tun persons. hut. :I.IIIIII.IIIIII letters and :;I'.:'.
plgI-ous. whiIIlI weru, intended to return to
of these. balloons
Belgium. {our in
l"it'ty»two
fell in France. lle- in
. Holland. two in Prussla and one in Nor-
‘ way. and two were, III-I at sea.
Eighteen
.' of the balloons fell within the: l'ltl'lll‘I:
with the piano. Nutusoul'"
lines. of tin-so ileI were I'aptured by tho
euemy.—Loutlou Standard.
daughter nI-tttng on
"First rate.
She can play with both hands now.
She says she will be able toplay with
“How is your
l her ear in six months.
of Bridgeport '
lI Il' .
will .
morning. '
lei
'l'hur~- ,
‘3. and 2’“. l
for .
yesterday. ;
who ‘
Plaisfed,
capital He has selected guests {or a hotel l
”e was I
“No millinet' of‘
"It saw-11143“
that healways speaks .
'l’hI'alI-‘s gilt‘da were not always ath I
IIIIIIyIIIIIIu”
hut lllT‘ mother had to t llIIll’l‘ .
lt'. D. union 1. 011.22 South MainStreot.
You. Need
Meat,
Inuit-11s. you are :1 vegetarian. when you
need it all the same but think you that! I'
~we need money. We have the "will
you have the monay. LI-I's trade. If
your money is as good as our meat. we'll
all be happy.
Sugar I'Iu'ed shoulders. 8‘0.
in the city.
New York Market
FRANK 5. AYERS, Prop.
.DONOVAN BLOCK, WASHINGTON STREET.
I
The finest
I
.
I
|
‘EDWARD STREET
l W ill otl'I-r you another opportunity to secure one of those
1
WHITE CDUNTERPANES AT 98c
Worth $l.25.
l’ositiIIIly this is the last time llII'y will he sold at- that price.
are being I'losed out at Less Than ('ost.
l't'II'I'. “'I' are proud of
All D1145.“ litunl‘
Remnants of snow at Half
our display of
: Lawns, Dimities and Cambrics
‘ l-‘tilt Sl’llth: .\.\'l) Hl'MMlfiR \\'l'l.\ll.
a“
. Prices are very reasonable, IIIII. Grand opening of l..I"I'~' :IIIIl l'InIhroiIleriI-s. all
kinds. widths and styles.
EDWARD STREET,
.'. (talette Building.
.\t)l'\\'.’lll(, - — - - — - Connecticut.
JACKSON’ 5 PHOTOGRAPHS
('oIIIlIiuI-the la'I st \tIlI-aud l'iIIish. H II IIIIII 1
to our patrol». and to llllltl~l| the III with the ”II
”III Photographic .\ll: lill'fll‘ .'IIll.-I-t1..;..
to give :.. Itislo lion
lttlost II'Ill'llll 'ItI ItI~ II!
Ilt'hilIlt'IIu‘~Stu-lies
. r'.. M. JACKSON, Photographer.
tivet‘ l". Mead" l'ottl'th'l‘lonery'.
I53 WALL STREET. - - - - NORWALK. CONN.
Shorty Sherwood; Hatter l
(lecupiI s It portiI n of E. tinsowski' s .
store. corner of Wall and Water Sim. ‘
Norwalk. ' (.‘all and see the latest
styles in Hats. Caps. etc. It ‘23 t! -
BICYCLES!
\VI- lI.:\-I the lIlHl llllt' II! W31Wl~ I'I
tI-wu. I'I-tuIIauIl we the!“
Cleveland Swell Special.
ll You see .'I. \\'lIII-'ilwll1lluu.'I . 'Ih-
.11;: it I~ all. 'IIIl:I IIIl .111 iIIIitI-
than
The Sterling.
li'ttlt lllu‘jl “.IYI'II.
The Gold Crank Falcon,
.~ l.I.1'I:I- bulls in all ‘.worin«,:~
The Imperial.
1'11.» "golightig"
The Manhattan.
The hest :Ito wheel huilt.
Riding School Now Open.
t
R. H.
Druggist.
NORWALK
w: JPATTERN WORKS.
C. H. Aisthorpe, Prop.
WANT f j, _ z , "
YOUR
ATTENTION
.__._..0_.
HANDS.
l
I
Rambler,
Gales,
Ideal,
Stormer,
and Gotham
BICYCLES!
These Prices
‘ SPEAK
FOR
CURES CHAPPED
l’t‘i 'I's l'I'IIIII <III tII ‘IIIII. l..II';."II «tool. to sol-II?
from.
The J. T. Prowitt Co.
lI’I Main Street. Norwal-k.
Themselves !
tide
WVEHO NIOZNEE SIOELSIV'Td
lloI IIl‘s Sarsaparilla,
Aycr's " 7
Dana‘s " 75c
(.futicum Resolvent. $.30:
Paiuc's Celery Compound, Noe.
( ireon‘s Nervum, 73c.
Scott’s Emulsion, stit-
(‘astoria. 'JIII:
Atwood‘s Bitters. 1:10.
two for 25o
\Villium's Pink Pills. 40c
Carter’s Pills. 150. two for 2510
Benson's Plasters, 171C.
two for '35::
lilo.
.'II'
EAGLE
\
BICYCLES
Have Aluminum Rims!
Aleoclt's Plasters,
R. H. PLAISTED,
43 Washington St
Conn.
FOX
CYCLE
CO".
Elizabeth Street.
So. Norwalk.
LNOI‘thllt - - -
w
l
w “meq .:. I. - I
Are You _‘ , ;
NTS
l-‘t 1lt
Most men had it necessary. about this
season I1l'thc year. to get an extra pair of
pants to carry them through to the \ 'IIrIu
wcatltcr. it's our intention to encour-
age you all we mi and thc way we
lmpc to do it isl1y v.11.I'II:s axu BARGAINS
that are IIIIIIIssuIIa-z t-'I1I.' court-t'rt'rtox ’l‘t)
MI'IIII'I‘. $l.48
I’In' men's working pants that used to
ht'ing 52. “ll .'Iudt‘o "51!..10 :I p. lll. .
$2.98 '
l’or men's dress pants that we used to
jtct in no and Son for going
lIIt‘- " .‘.H,
linc I1l goods. all new and ncIIt pattcrus. ‘
' not an old-time ' We have
gone ahead I1l':Il| llll'lllt‘l' records in the
are uow’
lt,ls .'tn exceptionally cl ‘1111
among them.
way oi bargains and values. and feel
conlitlcut all calls will result in ll sale.
0111' South Norwallt store open evenings.
.\lI1uI-_\' hack it you ask it. ‘
CDMSTDCK BROTHERS,
1.1 Sillul'll .\l.'\l.\' S’l'.’ (MASHNlC lil.l)'(-i.,
VI. Norwalk. l l Norwalk.
Milford A. Giffin. Manager.
Agent For” : !
BUFFALO It 5 All Right
GLUTEN
FEED TO Talk
FOR . .
It you vIIgot sonII-tlun'.’ to talk ahont.
2:;I'1LE We've got the Very thing. \Vant to tell
"dc on. you :IhIIut sonII- outs we received this
a .
week. Bought tor barlI-y oats and they
HORSES] “'I'l‘I' : hut full of wild turnip seeds. so
BEST that [couldn't call them all right. “'I-
GRAIN screened lllt'lll. though. lost over .'1IIII lhs
FOR dirt and FI'I'IlSJlllIl now ot’l‘et‘ them to you
HORSES ~zllttt' wire as ~oIIII- t'oll<~ would charge
AND you for ordinary tt.ll.~. lloes llll'lllllll
CATTLE you huy of do that for you?
BRANCH
omce Manuel T. Hatch,
SOLMANS' . . .
LIVERY The Lea'hug (Iram Dealer.
STABLE. l5 Marshall Street. 50. Norwalk.
.\\' Bl. (IINsl l ”Itll) Al llll'l
City Hotel, South Nurwalk. co...
MONDAY AND TUESDAY, OF EACH WEE.
\ltr‘.t..11lltlil'lI-I‘I'lltl'trlll'lHlIli.tIIllltlllIl|“l
DR. J. C. CLARENDON. Chiefof Staff.
l.-.|1:»' :I»II...:~ I--.IIII I~‘ .IIIIII'I't-IIIII-Il
THE WORLD'S GREATEST EXPERTS.
..- 1.. I:.-..II.I11:I Ill\I'IL.'lII';lllll' feeling. more fully
I.'llII' 'It- 111' 1.1.1 l"“fll1ll'l"~"ll-l" III'
.... H... \,.. i . .1 l 11;: iIi- ll‘. IIh\ lI‘ =:-III~ IIIIIIIItlI. unnlht‘llerthanlllo
-. ”It. .1 -t.. .- I. ll It .- --'\; -II:h~ II~ ~ :It a gloom and historsie its
‘I-q..tyI,.,;rI-:I.1IIII I.I..tI-I ‘ ‘
llll‘. ”1H ‘1' 1;”; l‘ . -...; 1qu 1oz.» \ =»oIvI l,Ilvl~\. \IIIIIIIsl\lIIustIothheumn-
.”l ”\u ‘I' '},\~. II- ,I II- ~Il‘lllt‘t :I;. II II :IIIi \.lI\'tll 1 TL]. \ (‘l \llANTEL
It :1 6 II \> ‘1 11.1 I N oi onst \il IIII.’\ not “our 'I'o'Inm
No Person Should Doctor Any] Further. or Take Any More Medi.
cine before Consulting Them.
3.; ‘I. 3.1,-.. 1,. .”.. ,I . : .1, .-I....I.-IIII1! (.11.:IIlI-:1I..IIIoI‘ Ill~:1"_l~t‘. their plain. eon-
,.;-....:. 1.1.41 :1. ::I '\- I. . I I : 1h '1. I III :-I ItII- III: Int-Hons I'IIIIIIth-with which their
ll"l\,-" .-IIIII ~IlI-I l ..11 t:' It II I.I L'II' t IllII \It\ - lI-ltlII-lt‘IIIIlIlII.
a. ‘I.:iIlng almost in-
~7'1t1' wii {III III II a! «I: ~-~ll. I h I.- ll“ lll‘u'l'tw:~~11ll :II I _
A PERFECT ABSOLUTE AND PERMANENT CURE.
Th, I; 1. [Hull I'sl IIIIl llt' Il 'lII . \I'lll lIIIl litliI lllI' lll‘tllIlI‘ eases—reset?“-
;; . out o 'I. 'llIl"llII III lIII~ I- I~~IIl int: I the iquI'uhle Sta
[“4 I. \. -I-I ll‘ tor-rat: -I- the -I- -:-1st wow prohohh IIllIIunIl)le. All;
tilt that ~ .
Allvvho visit these Eminent Physicians during This Month will
receive Consultation. Advice, Services and Surgical
Treatment Absolutely Free Until Cured.
I“liIl Itt Itous diseases llnd imme-
.::III I... -.~I~- Ill . ls 'I'I\I IIIl. II-I'IIIulutIIIlundemployt-d
.:-lII Im-I: qit’lo-iII- 111- -In .
I-"IIII tIIle'JlllI
\I~Iiri:.: 11. i- loll-
IlIIItI- I'I-iII l ;.u-;l I I'I :.:Il
lv'.‘ the-II ~l-
Hours 1021 m. uutilb ‘ p.
I36 Court St., Corner of Orange, New Haven, Conn.
‘ .’l III‘I lsllt
~'.'. 1‘
I
'I‘Iu: ( unit at. HothEKEEPER
uladde us our heaIt when she come“
:IIIIIIIIIl to N‘ll It wall paper. She ishttul
to [do use. but when she ts suited her sat-
isl’: II' that .I'I sults in tecommendationwt
om sillk tootlIIIs and we gain trade.
l‘-l1I faIt is that out wallpapers willbear
I l-IIsI- II\IIIIIiIIIItiou. and are: hardtodupli
can at t' \'I 11 .1 higher [uh (I. Crihus in-
\illl'll than I :1. 111. toll p. 111., any week
I av.
PuiIItI'rs' Supplies.
Artists' Materials. Pictures.
Pictures framed to order.
Painting. Pape1 hangout and Decorat-
in,. II.
DECKER,
79 Washington Street.
So. Norwdlk.
(icuI-ral otIiI'e for the State of Conny, I
tu‘ h
1.
Norwalk Chronicler