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at an early date,
""1111le
‘ mean of ,(lompuny F contour
holding a new of sociables in con
with their basketball contests.
. We Harrison. formerly of Nor
* ‘ emu naughtln a name, but for a
“llfnperiul Crown," sir, is fit for n
' valuable number.
‘ H .i . . rity is very bright.
Court of Common, Pleas, tomorrow. .
The town Board of Relief is holding
its first session in the eeleotmen's
.ofllce'at Norwalk, this afternoon. The
. nertoessi‘qn will be at7 o‘clock Wed-
" neaday evening.
The chronological table of the Norwalk
Congregational church, the past year.
shoves eleven deaths, ten dismissals and
twenty-one additions. The member.
ship on January lwus the same as it
’ waiionc year ago, 540. Six new mom
berswere received at the Communion
service yesterday morning.
Councilman Harvey M. Kent, of Nor-
walk, visits Danbury in behalf of thc
.bi&.§91§‘l°i-..Kl’9lfil .66. Select. 90-»
wholesale grocers at Norwalk. He
stated to a News reporter, yesterday.
that when times were good his orders
from Danbury grocers exceeded $1,000
aweek, but at present they would not
aggregate $500. Within “the fleet few
weeks, Mr. Kent said, orders had been
on the increase and? it appeared as i:
Danbury’s business was on the “im-
prove.”—Danbury News.
“ Tax collector’s Sale.
.OTICE is hereby given that the under
.l signed. Collector of Taxes, undm
and by virtue of a certain tax warrant.
duly executed and signed by proper an
thorlty and directed to the undersigned.
commanding him to levy and collect oi
. DA'Vin moon,
and other persons named in the rate book.
on the list to said warrant annexed, llll'll
several proportions of the shin total a-
lhmin stat-ed, said auin heiluz ii tax or as
moment laid on the assessment list 111mb
in 1894 by the inhabitants of lllt‘ town fil
Nor-walk, regularly and legally ilKHl’fllll‘tl'll
to wit, on the let day of March, A. "Whit-’1.
met for the purpose of providing for Ho
indebtedness of said town, levies upon tin-
following described real estate of said
DAVID McLEAN,
Pltlluted in the lawn of Norwalk, at llull
[skinhm cullcllmnd bounded nu lilllii\\‘,~
tu'wltz—Nortlierly 1M frl'l. by comm.”
imway and land til (illlicrt S. llriicilii-i.
easterly :35 feel. and southerly lei fi-i-t. in
lands of Joel G. and Timothy ll. Fri-«m
and of John Todd. and westerly {1:1 lcct b}
n mulway 85 feet wido.
Andi uhnll sell at public auction,oi
the premises hen-inhcforc flw-i'rllaeil, up.
thebtb (lay tillMurcli, A. l).. lelZ', iii. lot:
o’eloelt forciioon, so much ilu-rmf as Wll‘.
also the sum of Two mom and Luci-Ii
one ~hnnilrcdth dollars. that lu-luiz llu
protuirtlon'cf the said David McCli-nu
ofthe rain total in said list. togcihi-i
the charges of levy, sale, urn.
(Hill). ll. fi’l‘. .lt)ll.\‘.
‘ Tax Collector. l.i~t of Nil,
Dated at Norwnlk, Dec. :6. A. 11.. 1506.
fiv-‘.~M.
i
with
Tux Collector’s Sale.
" flTICEls hereby given that the liliu
. . (lemlunrd. Collector of Taxes. lllllll'l’
and by virtue of a certain tax warrant,
'fiuly executed and signed by proper an
thorny unddlrccted to the undersigned,
' lumuuding liliu to levy and collect of
DAY”) McLEAN,
ml other persons can ed in the rate hook‘
on the list to said mat-hint annexed. their
3. oral proportions of the sum total a»
mrelniitalmlmald sum lasing a tax or
Nutrient laid upon the ii-ii-iciiiuneiit list
loin it‘ll?) by the inhabitants of llli‘
‘ u of Norwalk, regularly and li-willy
nbled. to wii. on tho :llhh dny ofJau
{HP}, A. IL, Willi, [not flil' llll‘ purpose of
willing tor the indelili-ilnus of HIlll
we, levies upon the following described
'I estate of said
DAVID McllltlA N.
hated in ihetou‘nnf Norwalk, at llell
.1, so called. and I) mailed as follow.-
wltawNoi-tlirrlyals‘l feet. by common
«way and land of (llllmrt s. lluiilltllct.
tri'iy he feet» and Amithvi-lv ltd fife-t by
jiliiof Joel fl. and Timothy ll. Panto-r.
‘ of John 'l‘oddmnd Westerly to [cut by
Mum Mfrct wide.
lllllfllltllrt!“ at Public Auction, on
3.3mm -#reiubeforo- described. “'3
“it “I, f i. iirl‘li, A. ll, lhtll‘. ill 10:1»
if «uni, so much thereof as will
slim of Month dollars, that
mth‘gmwirtlou of thumb] David Mc-
, , e Mflll total in said lliii,togetli~
~ ill! charges-“Ii? urinals
2 o
" ”fl.
ifo’ N‘
airy unitary club will give 3
probably in ' ‘
now holds a lucrative position
theClark Box company. in Dan.
mic annual report of the adjutant gen.
', luncheon received by the commis~
1» w oflloers. It isa most complete
Areport from Georgetown says the
mills are rushed with orders, and
ft the outlook for a long period of
fheouueof 0.1%. and S. F. Gardner
33.680238 L. and Maria Tuller,a suit
t9 recover $750, is returnable to the
ll f. ..
menial
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Milieu: ymdmmeoit, ‘
my newest .. choice-ts unturn-
mmn. . and explicit direct
for putting ... flier the garments
oompaurmli tutu
681a ..:L'111c3' Basque.
mm: "llAY names.
This stylish b :ipii' ’24 specially design-
ed to meet the mun-cutouts of ldtllhfl
who have grow; «out, the pretty point.
outline of the. our wine, the double
under-arm gore ml the long pointg
rovers conducin to give a slender tim-
pcurance to th .1 :uli‘sl figure. Nut.
brown mohairi 1b- material rsprosrut
ed, small round milluittom with but}
tonlloles closing T‘li' fruit Mgus.’ Tilt
standing collar u ill-r neck suiootli‘y,
and a ribbon or 111. «wk can be Worn
over and tied in 1‘mw at the back, if
desired. The 113ml rovers and coil.
collar are finish? mm ~1itchmlcdgcsia
tailor-style. T by 12111 be faced wnh
contrasting ma ml or trimuwd w.=h
braid, gimp 0 dcoorat‘d
The lining fronts. ::1 n- faced with c. 11.
trusting fabric (film-united with brnnl-
ing to give a nu : 'w. Ind vest vtl'cct, fl‘
the front with r ti~ 1: id Clllllll‘ cin bf"
omitted and t v \.~t~‘ outlined wuli
builds of pnssen :xviw if a change :a
style is desired. ‘liu mode can he st,-
lisiily devolope :11 all kinds of drms
materials, prefe ., w 1. ingaiwuys ciwi
to those having ~11-1ll1, pluiu lllllhi,
or smallzstripe, i. vi; nr figurml design-
ini 'serge,""He' 'f't‘a. Siciliotine-'f-av-"d‘
clotli,csuvas, (gllv'lill. twced. mohair,
alpaca, silk or t‘Jl'fll‘HUlG. To malo-
this basque for. lulv in that, lil"lllll‘.‘.i
Size it will refine two and tillthllnll
yards at forty-four llll'li wide material
The pattern, ll HM". can be had in
sizes foresaw; ‘-, lie, 42. it m.
«illi‘l‘wls‘i
46-inch bust mo ‘ we.
EVEfllff sruriuul
c U P0 N . l
Entitllna to on Vern any size of No.
Out this out. ill
and
Lumriutmn and :iililro \
it 1r Llh'i‘ ltlA)
Sturtunntlils Barguln House
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Auburn .......... J... ._,_._..._._. WWW--.
’ATTEBN No. It . SIZE“ 1N
This contain air} 1') vents in secure
above pattern at.“ .iumiit's. orth Main
and Ann streets. ~ .01 i‘iiil‘Wlllk-
éhANbi-i STORE:
l'l 'l‘lll".
Stamford Candy Kitchen
Wonovcf ' b-ulu. for-
wn upon -.11 proving-
ly ul' iilll‘ .lt ‘. \\'iiliu\‘i<i'
bad a J1 in main in
our Stain »l ~l~~i‘olha|t
did notf ~;1:::1l'v. and
don't i- ul.;. thi-y
uhnulvl J '-1 il born in
\\'u lot l {nu-1.». plank
lnrllii- ..., \\‘ollu..w
fill‘lllll' .| ilulli'liillfl-
lll'Mh llll‘ ml 1.11 lN‘lll.
In, “obi 1i llll‘ plum».
l‘i'ii'iN Fl . l, ‘.‘|b'. lllil'
f'l'i“'lill pw luixiis.
lf'l'llll'l' 'llll 1.111‘.
24 Sout Main Street
' ."3‘ illWAliK.
AVE '
Half
Your
Coal ..
Bill
3i): using the
Perfection
without add
. f,
5.1th f‘ ”1‘s made
ll 1 E
East End Wu J- unch htreet Bridge. ,
ciao-mung mumbywhlohwe . ,
Radiator
llt‘iits :ullvifliw iii‘ 'uppcr riitims
"lill expense for
Call and See it Repairs for any
NORWILK ”HERE 6 MFG. CO.
butt on to His beslretr
' ‘ Be a Senator.
, new tire ‘wnnneror urn.
. m Mail to... em. hummus-.313.
ltoAai no) final». flair Wash—Ward!
mu 1 smim of the Assembly.
Bluk'l Pram!" Appointments.
than i can. Jan. 4.~—-Tbe Tribune’e Al-
,buny out ' andent says:
“One of the most important duties
which the legislature will have to perform
Early in 1 ts Mission will be that of election
a Uultol Status senator to onward David
B. Hill,‘whosc term expires on March 4
Borne tlluc in the course of the week bl!
ginning Jim. 18, according to the laws in
the United States, the senator must be
elected. There are Bil Republicans and ll
Deniocra ts who are members of the state
senate, and 115 llcpuhllcans and 85 Den»
- carats wt 10 inc members of tho assembly.
Upon joint ballot, therefore, the Republic
an veto ‘ls 1.51, and the Democratic vote
only «ill. The Republican majority, thoro~
forc, la the extraordinary number of 102.
Not even a man of feeble wits could doubt
that tluf Republican party, will elect the
initiator. f
“Onlyl two Republicans have thus far
been considered by the Republican nicm~
bars of the legislature for senator, and
they nre..losoph H. Clionto and Thomas G.
l’lntt. 1ft was, clear also from what the
senators and nssemlilynien said who were
here attbndlng liot'rfrnor Black's inauguv
ration upmnonlcs that Mr. Matt at press.
out has} the larger numbcrof supporters
and wllif‘ be elected senator unless he do.
' clities hie olllco. 'l‘ho canvass which the
Albany i ivcning Journal has been making
shows that 7:! Republican members of tho
legislature have already declarod that they
favor hilt election and Til-Votes in the lie-
pnblli'nll caucus is all that. he needs to in
sure hieolcctlcn.
"Batiwlll lllr. Plat‘. after marshnling
his political forces and indicating that 1.0
can have tho otllcn of smut r. lnkc that
position? 'l‘hcra arc some Republican poll.
ticlans who doubt it, nndwbo say they
suspect that just. before the caucus of tho
iopublinun iticinbors ol’ the legislature is
hold on Jim. 1:; he will dcclurcthnt he
(lfll‘l-l not desire the oillco and will usu his
lnflnoimp to confer it upon some one club.
Eminent Republican politicians say that
they believe Mr. Plait intends to no to
the senate, and yet they cannot help rc~
calling from time to time his declarations
to tlu-in that ho m-vor liked Washington
life as congressman or senator. that his
homo liifc ~ln an York is very pleasant.
and that his business bin-rests in New
York timid constant attention. l'iider
these circumstances, they say. they should
not be surprised if Mr. l'lntt should
"spring: some ni-winnn” for aoiuitorop
the loglldatnro before tho Republican cau-
cus is hold. 'l'ln-y will thcrclorowatch Mr.
. lfplattis political movements with been in:
rest tlic approaching week. "
New York Slate chlnlatnrc.
ALHAXV. Jan. l.——'l‘he lugislntum of tbr
state of New York convvnnu at noon on
Wodncstlny. Unuiparatlvely. few of the
members of either house have yet arrived
bore. 'l“lio iiliscnto (if the legislators, «swi-
clnlly the country iiu'nilairs, is due in some
iiiensnuti to the change lllmli‘ by the new
constitution. in having: the first reunion up-
on Weillnvsday instead of 'l‘uc‘duy. as had
burn the custom for a doundu.
Then.» is really no hood of the legislators
making; their appearance llllll‘ll before to-
morrow afternoon. the day of the owning
upon which the i-nut'uscsum to be held,
for tho hiatus have all lil't‘ll prepared and
there has not as yet been heard a whisper
auuinst them oxmvpt so far as concerns the
l'nilod States scnatorshlp, a matter that
will be decided in the caucuses of [chum
row iiluflit. Jillllf'lil M. E. tl'f‘irndy of Mon-
roe will be sch-crud as speaker of the as
somlily and Daniel Film of New York will
get the coinplinu-ntury nomination from
tho Dunnii'rnts and will by virtue of that.
he the lcndur of that party upon tho floor.
(in the senate-side the proposed turn down
of flip prosont loader of tho llvpnlilli-nns,
Senator ltllmvorfli. by a combination sold
to hr. in favor of Senator Strunalian for
that piii‘dlloii. has fizzled out, and the loud—
nrs of it have settled the ninitor by notify-
inn theisonator that all important invas-
uri-u a‘liil notion thereupon must be dis~
cussed in the caucus. 'l‘lioyi1:i\'c also null»
fled Schiller lluliics that they will caucus
upon iilll excise niiirildnuints and not bn
in! upon the floor as they Wt'l't.‘ lost your.
The lieutenant. governor has drcldod not
to Ollllllnfh his prerogative of appointing:
new colunilttcus. and the only champ-s will
be the placing of Senator Uogciislinll upon
some hiiltor coiniiilltocu than he was last
your. which he posed us an indtnmiidcnt. and
tho loiiaihm of Senator Grout upon the
coiiiinlmics formerly held by the decennial
Senator llnlluntliio. Jacob A. Cantor will
be minority leader of the senate, and the
clerk lorco will remain ‘ the some us lost
your.
'l‘hoiirst session, occurring upon tho
dam slit for tho celebration of Albany's
cciitcnliry :15 the capital of the state, will
bo wry lil'litl’. lliitli houses will meet at
noon bud will select their oliicurs as
named} by tho ”Lumiere. Lliintuiinnt (lov-
cruor li'onilrull‘ will inahcn brlof speech
in medium: tlmclinlr lntlic Hi‘llllln and
Asonnlilymnu (,l'iirndy will dotho sumo
in tliofuiiiioiiihly. The usual committees
will lull appointed townlt upon tlu-izovcrn»
or and tell him that tho ionisliitnro is in
mission to await lilsplvnsurc. 'l‘hvmcssami
of thuuovcrnor, the first annual one, will
then lio lirilm'lltllll and road. and at the
conclusion the regular order of business
will bl tukvn up. and when disposed of an
lldjl)llfllllll,‘ll .wlll be taken fora wook.
\‘ori our yin the scuslunfiovcrnorlllnck
will mind in the name of (i. W. Aldridge
to be riiiptirlntA'iidont of public works. and
about the some time the name of Ashley
(Join in lllli'lllll‘ll liliiisclf iii-i railroad com~
nilunluiwr. In February thi- name of ("31‘0"“)
W. Dunn of lllnuhaniton will bout-ht in
for rtillriind coiniiilsiilomir to succeed Al-
fred ll (:hnpln and the name of Louis li‘.
l'nyu . o uucccnd Jillntiil it". Home as super-
intendent of lnsurunco.
Emma Spreckelu Married.
SAN li‘iiasciuco, Jan ‘1.“Bflsfl Emma
Spreotulii, the only daughter of Claus
lN’l‘l'flii 1‘ rto'i'ioii.
mull. per unuui
mom. iii enilln,
I‘lllMill after 11..., l. 18%".
midtown oil 1.. Wm”, M, account,
.1 l _ in...» imam l. unit...
. .14 liZiIAl't' not";
‘li'llllllll' l, lfllll’,
Southbound savings Bani.
8mm! N010? ‘ ., (gum.u nag. 2s. mu.
Atn meeting 1‘ f Hui iiiiiiiauiirn of this
bank. held “Willi”. a dividend to tiolll) li
item of interest» 1' the rain of four per
u... declared for thesis
payable .
ntomt
Hi. l'flmlll, the sugar planter. ship owner
0J4 rdlway promoter, and Mr. Thomas
Wotan i. a well known broker of this city.
Worn quietly married in Sun dose on
Wlilllll‘iullly lost. When Mr. and hire. Wat—
iiou returned to Hon Francisco lust oven-
lng, ti o announcement of their union was
madufpnhhe.
‘ ‘ Archbishop of lupin bud.
Mira, Jan. i.-'l‘he Cardinal Arch
but at bloom is (lead. He was horn in
fun
. across with." a cardiac!
. directions aiiililiiixiraiinr:
~‘tusr~
That it uimm Southdlorwtlk
elm. , . ‘
Not long ago we inquired the condi-
tlouef South Kuwait’s tritium. We
askedif they were troubled with bad
breath. beaming. hawking, gallium
summhuukx voice. droppini‘; into the
throat, excessive sneezing, scabqi’ in the
nose, weak eyes, matter collecting in
the eyes, sounds lp the ears and loss of
ii.
the some! small. taste and homing; "
weaskedif they‘weresubject to fre-
quent colds. headaches. backbones. side-
acheu, neuralgia. itching and burning or
the nose, visions of spots floating before
the eyes, and sleeplesiiuess caused by
stuffed bend. or by the throat filling on
lying down; if’tbey were troubled by
catsrrh in any or all its forms, And
from hundreds of threats came the uns-
wor, “You, in South Norwulk more than
in any other city lathe country. do the
people suffer from this humiliating dis
ease." ‘
Audit can be cured. Five hundred
people in the Norwalks are today re-
joicingln the fact that California 011»
arrh (lure is the only kind that cures
catarrh. Not only from the Norwalks
but from all New England come words
of praise. Hear what Mr. Charles Gen-
ercux, manager of the City Lumber
company, of Woeusockct, R. 1., recent-
ly said: “I had catarrh for 35 years,
and swat probably $1.000 for treatment
with no relief. I suffered much from
constantly mooring severe frontal bond-
nches. A few months ago I began to
use California Catarrh Care, and have
not had a headache since, and as a re-
licvvr and cure of chronic nasal catarrh
i believe California Cuturrh Guru has no
equal.”
California Catarrh Cure will cure you,
too. Sold at R, H. l’laiiatcd's drug stout.
A great big bottle for 1'10 routs, one tlm-o
tinics as large for one dollar.
HARPER’S 'BAZAR
in l897.
'l'hii llnmir, a thoroughly uplimlnl
periodical for womcn, will t-nlcr upon
its lllll‘llulll volume in lN‘iF.
As a lilaliluli journal it. it» unsurpassed.
and is an indcapcosnblc i'cquisitc for
every \vclldrcsued Woman. Kathe-rim-
lbilf‘ori-st writcsu weekly letter on cur.
rent fashions from l’nris. in New York
Fashions, 11nd in tho fortnightly path-r11
dim-t supplement, luilit-s final full details.
for gun'nmwrnps,
and children‘s tiltifliiiiiz. " Sniidn‘a, linudu
and l’linpin-i druwnnd ciigruVe the newest
and finest Parisian dwell-ins every work.
The m'l‘llll‘! for; ism will lu-z 'l‘lio lluil
llridizc Srinhborhoml, by Maria Louise
Pool. and Father Quinniillioii. by ”claw
l‘huniit. Short fiuil‘lt‘i will hecnusimuly
pl‘t'rtillh‘tl by linlilant wrliurs, among;
whom lU'l' Mary lil. Wilkins, lllll‘l'll'b l'i'm-
mutt Spoll'oiil, Marion llurlan, lliilli M1»
blurry Stuart. Viola Hose-born and Mail”
gnl'i‘i tuition lil‘lnm'.
\Vliut \Vonu-ii arr lining in various parts
of llll‘ linion will form n scrim of speciai
lllll'rt’fil.
Ulhi-r inn-routing: features are "'l‘lu-
ilxitwloor Wonmii." devote-«l to liralllil'iil
~aports and pastime“; i‘lllaltt, a \vm-ixlv
critical Mllllllllll‘)‘ of music in Now York:
Amateur 'l'ln-nu'iiru‘is. I'Zuibroblvry llllll
Ni-mllvworlt. ('vi-unmuy and Etiquette.
timid llniislilwupinu”. \\'l1:1t,(iirl»aar1-lb»
lull." "Forum: Social Events." and Mr-
sonuis gleam-d from original Milll‘i‘l'fi.
Women and Non. l‘olom-l 'l‘. \V. llin»
ginson will r1-gtilarly continue his Vain
ublc essays.
Answm‘s to (‘orri-apondi-nts. This role
"inn is ciiiuluirlcd for tho ln-lu-lil and (”till
\'t‘lllL'lll.'l' of remit-ta, and all quvxlions 1""
Wired arc nimvi-rul in rot lion as
pruniptlv and fully ii< practicable.
.\rl. 'l'bi' [lunar is it lltlllllllt‘ picturi-
gallery. l‘l‘!ll‘mllll'llll.! the most beautiful
work. of Anna-iron and lori‘iun artist». m
oriwcnlml ill the animal Paris and New
York i-xh‘ibiiiiah. Wit and Humor. Every-
body turns for a hearty laugh to tho lln
rat‘s last llllgfl'.
An All lloiiiid Woman's l‘api'r. What
"our :ippruprinli' gill «an lii- iiiailclii wifv,
illi'lLLlllt‘l' nr sl~li‘r than a subscription to
llarprr‘a lluzar‘r fii-i-iii'i- it as a u‘i-lmiuv
visitor in your llllll‘ii'llHlll for 1503'.
.Vu-li'spiipi-ri niti not lo t'iipv this llll\'l’l'-
tiui-iueulwitlioul the t-xprt-ssiirilut‘sol llill“
[ll‘l‘ N Brothers.
ll .-\ ll 1‘ ll) ll'S
For (line li‘ltl‘:
l'uulngii Free to all Nlllht‘l‘llli'l‘h‘ in llu' l'iii
ll'll Status. (‘aniiila and Mosh-u.
Adilrca llAlll’lile .\- iiimi‘iiizns,
l‘. U. llox USU, N. Y. (by.
ll A 7. A ll,
MW
f...
N cues "
The Board of Relief
Ul“ Till-Z
Town of Norwalk.
(lo the Assessment List. of 1500. will
llltitrtlll tin-oil‘u'c of tho Sch-clinch, Mou-
duy, January lth. at. 31 o'clock p. 111.. and
by iiiljourliiucnt. as follows: \\’ciliwmlay
i-voiiinu. January that 'i'u'rlock: Saturday,
January 0th, at 2 o‘clock, p. in: \Vn-dimu.
day lilvotilinr. January filth. am'u'clock:
Hatiirday. Jnuliury filth ill 3 o’clock p. in:
Wednesday .l‘iVi‘IllllL’,allllllllll'y 13min. at 7
o’clock: Huturdiiy..liuiiuti'y 2:l1|,nt :3 o’clock
ii. iii., for the purpose of hearing any and
nlluppoalu made to them from the doings
of the Aunt-mum.
’l‘lui llouriloflleliel' will owl-t with tho
Asuiiusors an a Joint “Ulll‘ll, Saturday Jan
unry Milli, nt 4 o'clock p. 111., for the pur-
poaoof abutlng the polls of Nick and bidi-
Kent persons.
ll. .‘4. Klvil'l‘ll.
HENRY Sliil’Mlll'll,
UlilVlflll E. W l lit-ii i.\',
1124“ Board of 1ch ii-l'.
READ . . . .
THI
WANT
.. gunman .
w. ”H.K, ‘
Pepuler Cloak a
sf.
Ilcre is the Place where you can buy practical and useful
holiday presents. for your wife, daughter, sister,
mother, baby or sweetheart.
m
Thlbot“ Ion,
lace Gallstones,
floats and cap»,
Ostrich Boas,
chiffon Collars,
Undenklrts for Woman,“ ..
Sillt Bonnets for Children,
Silk Waists,
Plaid Walsts,
Flannel Waists,
Flannelotto Wrappers,
Roche: for the flock,
bluffs in all Kinds of Furs.
Children’s Fur Sets,
Baby Christening Outfits,
Long Robes for Infants,
Fur’Rugs for Baby Carriages,
Children’s 'Iderdown Goats, in all Colors,
A Big Assortment of Fancy Ribbons,
Store in Mahackemo Hotel Block.
IHE
\-
[$5.13
takes out ink, paint, '
lJl’, pitch. Klk'flbc f . f .
and stains in 1111 ‘ 5POTlfl£
I OLEAiis.
cl~ ithiiig and (111'-
l‘tls quickly and
Completely and
311101; Leavcs‘a Rin
-—-—3\'n Aclil.—- 106.. 256.. it Drug
Nu unpleasant mlnr, and llry Goods Stern
Not lllllllllllllllllll‘. Samples mulled. St.
L. B. SUTTON, New Gun-In, Ct.
L “
Sold by A. Dickcriuan dc Son, So. Nor-
walk; Kinney do Benedict. Norwulk.
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Jacob id. Layton,
Fir-o, Life and
Accident
INSURANCE“
.Real Estate and House Agent,
Ocean Stemnshl Tickets, and Sterllnu
Drafts. pans Negotiated
and Stock» Sold.
OFFICE. 5 RAILROAD PLACE.
Next to Post (lilies.
more NORWALK. : : : : com“
Notary Public. Ackiinwlwlumcnfa Taken
Scaly eruptions on the head, chapped
hands and lips. cuts. bruises, scalds.
burns are quickly cured by UoWitt's
Witch Hazel Salvo. It is at present the
article most used for piles, and it always
cures them. (1‘. (l. :Stillson and 1‘). l’
chd. W.
cAsTbfiiA.
gem
m he-
shall:
signature
of
‘3 1"lilxcuse mu,” observed the man in
simulation. "but I am a surgeon. and
that is not where the liver is," "Never
you mind whercthe liver is,‘ return-d
tliootlu’er. “If it was in his big too or
his left our lioWitt's luitlo Early Risers
would reach it and shake it. for him.” U.
i). Stillsuii and 1.;_ 1'. “food.
he:
every
miner.
i
To Cure A Cold in One Day.
Take Laxative llronio Quiniiic ’i‘ab-
lots. All ilrugpists refund the llllllll‘y if
it fails to cure, 2.3.3. For sale by ll. ll.
l’luislcd.
CABTORIA.
m fat-
tlnllo
Persons Wlliilll't! trouble-d with llltll<
gi-slion will be llllt‘l‘t‘slt‘tl in tho export
once of Win. ll. Penn. (tllli‘f clurk in tho
railway mail service at Don Monies.
Iowa, \vliowritcs: "It gives me pleas-
lll'l‘ to testify to the merits of (.iliaiubt-r.
Iaiii's ()olicJHudcru :iud llinrrlur'i ltonr
t‘lly. For two yum-i l have sum-red
from indigestion, and um subject to
l'ri'ipii-ntsevere attacks of pain in the
stomach and bowels. (inn or twp (1050b
oftliis remedy never fails to giro pure
ll't'l’; relief. l.’1-i('uf.'iiand bl) ct-ntu: sold
by (i. (3. Still-ion.
ll an
every
mim-
All-Pr llf‘lll'lf‘llf some iricuds continu-
ally praising Chaiubi‘rlubi's (folio, f lliol~
era and Diurrluwa ltcincdyafiurtis “luck.
of Anaheim. (.‘nliforiiin. purchased a
bottle of it for his own use and is now
as enthusiastic over its wonderful Work
usaiivoiiccan be. The 25 and .30 (sent
sizes for solo by (i. 3. Sillliiou.
Absolutely pure. twrfcctly harmless
and invariably reliable arc tlu- quali-
tics oflluo Minute ()ounh ()iirii ‘
never fails in colds, cronp and lung
trouble. Uliil-lri-iiliko it because it is
pleasant to take and it helps them. U.
U. Hullson and E. l’. Womb
Ho thorough is lbw i-xiaillouccof A yor‘s
llalr Vigor that it can bonded with bunc-
llt by any person. no matter what may
be the condition of tho hair, and, in
"very misc, it mutations satisfaction and
plousnmdn addition to tho benefit which
invariably comes from its uric:
J. D. JENNINO3.
UNDERTAKER.
8mm.
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i
EASY Mill PLEISMI'I TO TAKE
Patent
Medicines
EAsv
AND PLEASANT
to
TAKE
M Our Price“
Gen. 0. Stillson’s
DRUG STORE,
82 Washington St.. Solorwalk.
PhySIcianforWomen
MRS. on. II. A. euiLrouo
(Jan be consulted at her ofllce
W43 lineup Smut, anolron'r, Court,
From 10 a. m. to 7 p. in. any day except
Sunday.
Thedoclnr iii a recount physician and for
the past nineteen years has made the diseases
of women ll ulnwlnlty. Dulles suffering from
any Illlllt‘llll)’ liu-ldcnt lo the not can consult
Dr. (lullforil In the alrii-liwt confidence. wlth
lheuucunnu-c of m 'olvinir the inmt uk lllful and
sch-umb- truatniont known to inmlern our on
and medicine. Home care with nurse ur-
ululuul when rwpdrml. Terms moderate
All letters iirum pt 1 replied to. lncloee stamp
._ rm... known“... New...”
J. 0. JENNINGS,
Paper-Hanger, Oalclmlnoi
Painter.
and}?! III
WALL PAPER Aiiu tannins
1 NORTH MAIN STREET
South Norwalk.
sample flocks of Latest Styles of Paper!
Borders and Gilt Mouldlnfo taken to
homes for inspection, on not on by postal
Estimates Cth'fullY Given. inc
- ‘4 WAGONS 1m
New and Durand-Hand.
HUGOIES,
PHAEI’OIS,
GIRRIAGES,
OMIUPIIS,
SPINDLES. ETD.
M
PRICES To SUIT ALL
cam. AND sun rm.
HENRY TILLY.
['4
“sulllflfiflflltllluut ‘
SAVINGS BANK
bl Woohlnuon Ctr-01.
Open dolly from 9 to ill ii. m., and from
suntan
endur- iii the "unnamed
ate has no WW
Then is lit a to he _
tiniest: in the effort to secure
an at least two quutimyuud
that this club may do
nltuutlou. The Mend- ut f
road refunding bill will who
get that measure up
less they conclude
may impair its chances
the last day or two it a _ . ,
that the Cuban resolutions ‘ would he
sprung lmmedlawly after “I. barium:
of business tomorrow“
both questions will go over.
few days. If the movement to
committee on foreign
older the quesfiion
taken u prove I, ‘
raised ugtll after the committee MW‘
on Wednesday. and the advocates of
are becoming quite sanguine that if
succeed in preventing consideration on
Wednesday they Swill ”(31m u
t moment. nutor W.
m plguclflc railroads committee, is doubt-
ful of the advisability of proteins forth. , .
consideration of his funding Wilt“ utt-
er the action of the house on the can
measure, and may welt upon that body. I!
he does not delay on thls account he
make an effort to get the bill up toniprm, -
or immediately after the bomeltcad hill ‘ ‘ .
ltolip.m..undonileuduy
from Nos.
Interest nliowudo f: . . m,
KNIGHT
Norwalk, -
trootllull ”Depot.
, .
‘uttlii .‘
is'i i
is
Out. 8
ALDEN . I
fill fl?
tum
3m ammo
.
turn-ti
Quin
tile-M00.
”new,
force , m ..
thatofln MMNU’.
our”
probabhi ‘
at lea-tier
have the
relation! again M
ns'to when it shall hi 1
the question «new»
It is now possible, even
is"
' I
still film
chairman of
shall be disposed of.
If either the Pacific bill or the Cuban f .
resolution secure consideration, there will . '
be a sharp contest andth animated do-
hate.
The homestead bill will beopposedby
Senator l’lott and others. while Senator
l’ettigrew will take the lead in its advoca-
cy.
The house will get down to serious Inui-
ness as soon as it reassembles after tho
holidays recess tomorrow. Prohablythe
two most important pieces of general lush?
laticn to be acted upon at the short session
have been made special orders and will
consume the entire Week. They are the
Loud hill, to amend the laws relating“)
second class mail matter so as to prevent
the shipment of books and serial publica-
tions in connection with newspapers at
the cent per pound rate and to cut of! the
newspaper sample copy privilege, and the
bill. prepared by the Pacific railroad oom-
mlttoe, to fund the debts of the Pauli!»
railroads and extendtholr payment for 50
years at 2 per cent. f
ready been debated one day, and under the.
order adopted the debate will continue to-
The fund bill has al-
inorrow and Wednesday, and the bill will
be brought to a vote on the latter day at
-l o'clock.
The Pacific railroad bill will be taken
up on Thursday. The general debate will
continue until Friday owning. 0n Satur-
day the bill will be open to amendment
under the five minute rule, and on Mon-
day the vote will be taken on the bill and
pending amendments. The fate of the
measure will determine whether. the 391-.
" 'eriin‘icn‘t Will“ foreclose "its mortgageuonw —
tho l'nlcn and Central Pacific Both these
roads have defaulted, and President Cleve-
land served notice in so many words in
his message to congress that unless some
congressional action was token immediate-
ly steps Would bet wrap-tile authori-
ty of the present lawto protect the {rowan-
meut interest by foreclosure proceedings.
The friends 0! the roads realize fully that
this is the last chance the will haveto ac-
complish the funding of t edebt for which
they have strlvcn for ten years, and they
will use all their influence in its behalf.
But the bill has also many bitter enemies,
especially in the west and on the Pacific
coast. Mr. Powers of Vermont, chairman
of the committee, will be its prlnulpal
chmnplon on the floor, while Mr. Sulur
of New York and Mr. Magulrn of Califor-
nia will load the opposition. Both side!
are new figuring on a majority, and the
lute of the bill is in grave doubt. The de-
bate is expected to be of a very lively na-
ture, and there may be some sensational
incidents.
I'rluoner’l Murderous Ami".
Buimnronr, Conn, Jan. i.—Frunk
Christian, a colored man, who is serving
a your in the munty jail here for burglary,
made a murderous attack on Polo Atllar.
a fellow prisoner. and would have killed
him except for the fact that be was quick.
ly seized by some of the other prisoner-u
and dlsarmed. In some manner Christian '
secured a knife. which he had concealed
about his person, and when the prisoner-u
were washing Christian accused Atllor of
strolling his soup. When Atller denied the
theft, Christian made a hinge at him with
the knife and made a gash four inches
long just below Atllcr'u left groin. He
was attempting to make a second thrust
when he was seized and dlsannod. He
will now be hold for trial before the nope
riur court for murderous assault.
Sen-tor Eikim’ rather bold.
Wnnuuxo, Jan. i.——l’hlllp Duncan El-
kluu, father of l'nltcd States Senator Sto-
plu-n ll. l-ilklns, died at the senator's rosi-
dcnco. llulllehurut, at ltilklns, this state.
Mr. Elklns was aged 87 years. having been
born in li‘auqulcr county. Va. July 4,
11400. lie was married in Ohio in 1840 to
Sarah Pickett Wethers. Notwithstanding
his distingulslml son was a Union mun
and has always been a Republican. the do-
cciisod was a colonel in the Confederate
army and it Denim-rat. “cleaves two Mill,
Senator Elklus of West Vlrtrlnln and Sam-
ucl llohbs Elklns of Columbia, Mo.
Fire at Lynn.
LYNN, Mace, Jan. Alp—A three
wooden building, £127 to Hill Washington
street, owned by Stephen “Brood and occu-
pied by a number of nmnufactnrlnu firms,
was coinplotcly destroyed by lire. with a
loss to the owner and occupantmif 830,000.
The flrc shirtcd in the vicinity of the boil.
or room. and when discovered was born-
ing briskly.
Formulas and more Hutu-d.
Mam-iiustru, N. ~ ., Jim. 4.01119 store
of Albert N. Not . at BMW li‘iillii was
damaged by fire textile extent of £3,000.
There is an insurance of 81,000 on the
hulldlug and stock of merchandise. The
pcstolllcc was located in the store, and new
oral punches and a small amount of mail
was destroyed.
Chili: for Lord cam Justine.
Lennon, Jun. hellish lion. Sir Joseph
William Chltty, judge of the chance” din .
vision of the high court of outlive, bullshit
appointed lord instinct! t apportion“, V
vine the Hon. Sir Edward Ilium M.
resigned. , ‘ , . '
Momma-nu.
Norwalk Chronicler