lire. George Smith. of the Westport
road, is ill with the grip.
The St. Mary’s Aid association will
meet hereafter on Thursday nights.
. Wm-
Miss Mary Laydenhas returned to the
Veil: Est company‘wu' a: three years’
absence.
E. J. ’Wadhams cut the end of! one of
his fingers, yesterday. at his market in
Washington street.
William N. Allen,of Taylor avenue,
will be unployedi shy the Connecticut
Laundry after this wreck.
Rev. A yutt, pastor of the Non
walk Math“ at church, has been elected
a director of the Connecticut Temper-
ance Union.
Lester Adams succeeds Conductor
Charles Tuck, onltll'e Norwsllr Street
Railway line, duringthe lattrr’s sojourn
in Hayti.
Past Grand Masters Asa Smith and
Eli 8. Quintard. of Norwalk. arein New
Haven. attending the annual meeting
of the Grand Lodge of Masons.
Handsome new‘fui‘liiture graces the
bird and smbltinir room and the monk
formerly used as :1 library, at the Nor~
Willi: club. ,
Upon the occasion of the‘twin city
11111 in Lockwood’s Hall. Wednesday.
J .tuuary 27th. there will be nprogrammc
of olden-time music and an old-fashion-
‘ ed New England'supper.
Charles Matthews, the colored boxer,
and William Stillson, also colored, wero
arrested in Danbury, charged with hav-
ing given a fatal dose of croton oil to a
horse belonging to Thomas Bartley. of
Danbury.
Miscreiints have been busy in Green
Forms. recently. destroying a number
of Samuel E. Elwood's recently grafted
fruit trees. They not only cut. off the
young shoots, but damaged the lI‘L‘L'S,
some so badly that they will die.
County Commissioner Whitman ti.
Mead, whose term (' , .
Jilly, will probably fie reappointed M 1-.
Mend is chairman'fol’. the Board. uni
under his management of the oliico
mnny reforms have been inaugurated in
the enforcement ohjhc license laws.
“firm-
Propertyoownerdiit Riverside are agi»
toting the subject” of requesting- the
town to light the shore road with elem
trio lights. They contend that, if Ears.
Port Chester and Belle Haven arc ligll: -
cd with electricity at the. expense of the
town. Riverside. which pays a largo
tax, and is rapidly building up wilh
costly houses, is entitled to receive the
same benefits. __ u._.._
It was thought best yesterday. after .1
casual examination of the river, to deft-r
the Gossip. Jr..-Br;indywine race, ii'il
Friday afternoon.‘wlis named. If til'c
weather holds tilut‘nnother day or in
there ought to be no danger to the hull
dreds who will congregate to son the of ~
fur. It may bcpossiblo to make di-fi
ilite announcoinenton Thursday.—Hnri-
ford Content.
A unit for $l,lill0 ll'llllil;t‘.~i liuslwoxl
brought, through Attorney Joseph A
(lrny. of Norwalk, against Solomon .\1
Int-kwmnl and John ll. Davidson. m’
New Canaan. tosutisly u claim prelim
red by Fillmore Olliorn. of New Cannon,
for assault BII'I llllllcllllli prosecution.
’l‘hocliviols roturniiblo billoro lhoContt'.
ofllpnl'lnon Plum. civil side, 'l‘ilcs'dily.
li‘obrunry ‘3.
The townlrciiaurvr of New (Iain lll'l
his renewed tho uinnuti“. duo the town
from tho stale, until-rumint of the high
“'21," iniproveinmlla.but the county Ito;-
ilt-y hm; not been puid over. 'l‘hu lone.
ty(Ioniillinslonvra. in mulling their HIV
llnizlti'oof appropriations for ilnuoy t 1
lM- piiid to the towns on account. of ron ‘
milking. figured that. 157,03) wmll be :i
sufficient amount. The}; wire for bi
low the sum, liowpvi'i'. us it will requiri-
$2llJlleor lbw-o: nty ti nil-ct its high
vviiy bill. ~
The Slaiiifui‘i‘l Allviclllo pulilishts n
I'S‘l‘tlfl'lfllo siunol by llr. Carlo: Mi.-
I,) mold. Im oi oi tlii- liliulu'yfiToiziinlssllu-
til New York: Dr H l’. tilwaii'ns, linzlrlut
the Asylum fol ilie lumino iii lint-(“mil
IlllII Ilr. I'llllvilrd lily-Mm, who It in
cliui'tro oftlw Moll-1'1 I'lvhllllllrl'lll fo'
the Insane wl .\lusmrhuc-tls. iI'liltlvo to
theilit‘xililltwiiiilitfniol‘l‘ ll Potter in
lhllil It Hiyr‘i "V's f illllil no evidence
of morbid ini-ntiil viii-l ‘Illi'lllutll‘llf'lll‘flfl‘i
ion. no insane delusions or hillluuiml
thins. no Ill‘l is "I'll” of homicidal innll‘a.
or violent and tlmgr-rumtoilllsitloir'flem'll
11': Would lend tc‘flw Mommy of pliicilu
him under without or in .2 l Institution
for the euro allawiiem of on.- insane.
He the memory. w» found ultn self-pus»
would. dignified In his bearing. intell .
gout and orderly in hit c locomotion. of
ermllent memos-Lyn) of [WW otmugtenfi
lion. and mom» smith on
mum seem at the «am Baler .
Glossa‘ittinz Panorambywhlchmoau 10min CatsrrhOurton the worst ohmic
Mttoourladynuummarm cases. when all other medieimnul,
m newest. and choicests patterns of uhysicisusof greater or less reputation
M. run And ”PM“ direction; have failed, and even a sojourn abroad
for putting mm” m turnouts ac- resulted in no permanent relief. is that
company each pattern '
sen—elm:- aipwnie Cap
HINTS BY MAY “ANTON.
darker shade, and
immune. and certain 1 erect- or on:
of Miss Cunii of 650 Dexter street, Paw.
racket. It. 1.. who has suffered intensely
for eight years with one of the worst
cases of chronic nasal and pharyngeal
eutarrh. Miss Cunn says: '
“I have been a suderer for eight years
and my case was the worst I ever knew
about. Nearly all the symptoms that
are given as those of catarrh I had.
The passages of my head and throat
were completely stalled up all the time,
and my nose was blocked so that it was
impossible for me to sleep with my
mouth closed. My throat bothered me
awfully. It was dry in the morning.
and I bed to hawk and cough almost all
the time to clear it of phlegm that kept
filling it.
“Iliiive used almost all of two large
' comb Wonderful instance or no
as nearly as peuihle'reseuibling that u
bottles of California Catnrrh Cure. and .
This pattern consists of u quaint littli- the eil'cct has been wonderful. One by
Brownie bonnet and ii stylish little mull one the symptoms have gradually disap~
designed for girls from one to six years poured. My sense of taste has improved.
Both are worn with n dressy breathing has become easier. the ulcer-
little coat that represents Child's Coin. ing of my head has made me feel ili1~
No. (3952. The bonnet. coat and mail iilcnsely better in every way and alto-
ure made of filltlsl'glelln silk heavily nether I have been so relieved, that I
corded with trimmings of velvet in :1 umnlmost completely cured.
narrow .bzinds oi I had tried many other medicines,
beaver. The llonnet.rising in ii high treatment hyuspeciolistzuidulong visit
9e .mxpirespeat.
point, has a seam which extends from abroadznothl'ng helped me till I new!
California (‘latnrrh Core, and that is
curing me quickly and surely."
California (Iritarrh Corn is sold at R.
H. Plaistod‘s, 50 cents; three times as
the point to the front edge and is
smooth-lilting at the sides with the
additional material at Illt' beck laid in
close overlapping pliiits. A circull‘r cur-
tilinor riifile is joined to tlw bottom,
and the front edge-s have pointed revel-s
tlmt lil'fl widest at the top, graduating: n!
the lower edge. where a wide ribbon
prettily bowed serves at fastening. The
hood is arranged over it close—lilting
lining that has a soft riicllc of lace ell-
circling the face of the little \veurir
with becoming client. The (loop riil’ilo
that outlines the free «din-s of the col-
lnrotte is hero represented as made of
silk, but may be also fashioned of willi-
ribbon either gathered or (milled.
The dainty little mall is adorned \'\'llll
a full bow of ribbon. The deep ruliL-a
at each end are circular in shape, culls;-
ing them to [lure stylishly.
Cloth, silk. velvet. plush and corduroy
are commendable for making, in now
junction with lace, ribbon nod for.
To make the hood and mull" for :1 Chill
of four years will take one-hull yard oi
twentytwo-inch widc moierinlfnr til.»
new and one—half yard extra for til»-
lining; and for the mull limo—fourths i i
it yard of the same width goods. Tho
pattern, No. 6953, is out ill Slzt‘fi for
children of one, two. four and six years,
and retails for twenty-five cunts.
EVENING SENTINEL
60 U P0 N .
Eutltllng to one Putters. any size of No.
. ,.
t)? .1;
(hit this out. fill in your name and ailllrou.
and mail or take it to
Startevant's Bargain House
Nmn
Annuities .. ........
inrr'rsnnuo. am. SIZE —-~—«—lN
This coupon and 1') cunt-4 will secure
above putt/mi :ltBturtevol'l ._ North Main
iliul Ann streets. routs horwllk.
Mrs. Harry Nichols. of Dunbury, who
ended her life by tithini.y it dose of cor—
bolic acid, hild been suffering: with mel-
ancholia and hypochondriu for many
months. For the first few minute-s
after taking the dose she must have
endured intensely. How much time
had expired between the time she took
the dose undtlio time she was found
cannot'bo known, but she had been
alone about two hours.
agoshe attempted suicide with lllllflll-r
num,but took an overdose which slw
Mr. Nichols seldom
left his wife alone for any length of
time. It had been fully decided llllll
.\lrs. Nichols should go to Bridgeport, no
:lchungoof scene and (wt-opinion was
much to be desired.
forty-four yells old and was born in
About it month
could not letiiii.
Mrs. Nichols WM
“ A L”. y ’ l I h
William Wendovvr. of how Canaan. drum "”1”“
who shot himn‘li with a pistol. first in
tho center of the forehead and thou plur-
ed the barrel of the
mouth and fired again. was a laborer,l
empliivycd by the town on the highways l
Lately. however. he was out of work i
llllll this, added to all llhliti‘k oft-hills and .
fever, dishcurtcui-d him. A few days:
agollo took a dose of niorphilln, with
suicil‘luliutcut. but. his wife discoverell
what he had done, and the (biotor EllVi‘tI l
Before he fired the fatal shots,
Weildovor hastily wribblod two noti‘si
upon the book of envelopim. line was
to his wife. and stated that he lwqueillh»
ml her his property,
chiefly of u lot. ll. lions-:1 upon which won
burned several yours ago. 'l‘lionotc to! from unplug the lwstvovulists in II“
thonudcrtuker. (fliurlvs ll. Ililll, gavel, ‘
lilo date of his birth (January. mils), liisl
full name, and htllll:
This consisted
"I wont U. lizilltol
i ’ciiiioiiss's REMEDY.
Molher Gray. s New York Nurse, Gives Sou l1
Norwallt Motherslhe Benclilol Experience.
There is it remedy for children‘s ordi-
nilry ills, known at the drug stores as
Mother Gray's Sweet Worm l’owdrrs.
which is very popular among South
Norwulkulothcrs who have used this
medicine for the post. five seasons. Moth-
or llruy, for many yours ll nurse in llll‘
(,‘hl'ldri-n's Home in New York. the IJ‘I
gitiatorof tilt-so powders, devoted llu'
best years of her life to treating the
many children's ililtlwnls which so often
can.» to her notice in her capacity 11H
nurse. The result of her vxporil-niw
she has given to the World in her Mothw
or Ul‘lly'fil‘ll’t’t'l‘b Worm l’owdrrs. Thesi-
powdom iii-o now plum-d ill all drug
stores, ztnd mothers everywhere use and
pritlso them and tell other lnmlilirn about
them. They cum foolishness, diur-
l'luru. bud stoinucli, constipation, llt‘llll-
lll’lhl‘fi and all stomach and bowel
l'roiiblrs. ' ’lfhvy cleanse the stomach
and bowels, and if worm»: exit-t positive-
ly destroy them. iiud by l‘lt‘flll-illlll the
system do the child pond in tiny event
.\lotllcrs,l1sli llI‘- your drug store for n
twviiiy'fivmwul box of Mother (lruy'n
rim-rt Worm l‘owdcru. uud use them in
your family. 'l'llry urn pleasant to tulle
and harmless as milk. A trillpiwkngo
will be sent free for trial to any mother
who will lidili‘css Allen ti. llliiistod. 11e-
Ilny. N. Y.
Communal Patents.
The following wen; issuml Jun. Ill.
1897. List furnishctl from Mines of A.
M Wmstnr, potent lawyer mid solicitor,
Bridgeport, Ullllll :
W. lirnuow. .Il‘.. llridnep nrt, electric
railway: ’1‘. (it. Johnson. New llnvvn.
imnpomi‘v curtrldnu lloliIo-r: F, ll.
Bits-wt. Waterbury. tWo. curtain fix-
tures; U. H.' lbmlwoll, ‘i'Jalvrlmry. do»
plioute whlet futile: J A. (Inrdn, Watch
bury. metil ‘rolormu: A. {-1. all...
t tit-Him, mmphumor; E ll‘ ll‘lmrlnr.
liner. bismuth. moi-or tonight. 'l'mlls-
mars. . Element“. edits. seine
ins.
The Consolidated roud will instruct its -
employees in the use and construction.
of the Westinghouse air brake.
has been equipped for the purpose and
shipped to the Harlem llivcr yard,’
where the first lot of employers will‘!
receive instruction.
it complete llIl‘ broke equipment for a
The equipment is not.
up inside the car and tho Valves, cycli'l‘
ders. etc , are shown lll sections.
the conclusion of tho course the men
\Vlll‘ll tho llll‘ll who K
run into Hill-loin llivcr yard have taken
the course tho our will lJl’ hauled to
New Haven, where it will remain about
a. mouth and will “1““ be taken to other.
junction points and will conclude the
All of line company's
passenger equipment is now. provided
with Westinghouse llir brakes. and the
t-utirc freight equipment must have them
on by January l, lllllil. according to the
requirements of the interstate comment)
The car contains
standard tiiliu.
will be examined.
Work' lit Boston.
Mrs J. H. Gregory. of Common. is
wiring for her daughter, Mrs. Carver.
who has been seriously ill the past
Bov.(l. M. Arthur his visited his
father in New Canaan.
The intent of W. Alonzo Barrett died
The funeral of Rufus Boers, who died
lust week from a stroke of paralysis.
was htltlfili Monday from Emmanuel
Mr. Beers was about sixty.
nine years of. age.
Mrs. Sarah Brown is still quite ill.
Mrs. Mary Jackson has been in Bhol-
lrm. this week.
Mrs. Welter Rowland entertained a
number of friends. on Wednesday even-
Bicliard Howard is quite ill at the
'flnldellm of J. M. hwktrood.
' mill. 15.11351!me is confiscate
dis hmfithmevm’lnld. ‘ '
A rose s inc. ,
one” mm W n r- mu:
.tu Bring Sweet stems... ,
A who is simplyi’a hollow brass tube.
fashioned in the form of any of the we
ricer instruments is! .a brass hand. no
having no keys. The sound is precious:
by singing into the instrument. Th!
smull'hme. foshieppd to look like car
"he“. giveto the human voice a count
a regular corset. with echo attachment
played with the :echo key down. Th1
corsets are intended to be played by
soprano voices. the tenor horns by tin
sites and the heevler instruments. trom
' unnuniis or run coco naxn.
bones. baritonos and ouplmniulns, by tln
tenor and bin-s voices. With the did u.
the robe cornet the voice mun-och nolm .
that would make a grand opcru prim: ;
donnit turn fiiint with envy. iilld willz
tho buss instruments it buss singer on:
defy nll voczil traditions by going 5m.-
oriil notes lower than the lowest vole.
note recorded. I
The. possibilities of tho who as i
moons of adding attractiveness to claw
celebrations became nppnrout rcrcntl)
to Principal Duvid h}. (Saddle. thomitv.‘
prising superintoiidont of (irniunizzi‘
school No. 54, on (lilo Ilumirud on. }
Fourth street, l'cw'York. A not of in l
strunurnts was obtained and n bitllll n l
boys ond girls was donned under the «1;
rotation of Miss Imllgi‘. who llzlil unidt- 3
study of the zobo. 1t woe found thiit all
i‘: four rthoursuls the band made u and
itillllo showing. ilnllilt tho Ili‘th‘Xi‘l'illFt't
in connection with tho school the Zl‘ld
Ililllll won it feature that well dolinhtm
plmlilits. . horn um 33 llli‘llibl‘l’d of fill
build, including two drummers and l
The novel band so pleased the loath-r.
of tho Kt-dron mission lit: Una Illlllllrl'l,
and TWI‘lllyleIlY'll silver and First mm
line that they decided to gilt up a Zillll
outertilimm'ut. and this wire (lone, tlu
perfornmniro proving it grunt success.
The bicyclists. lining always on lb.
lookout for anything that will. llill
bright {returns to a will‘vlmilii'spurudv.
coined the imbo iilvzi with oriiliiy. ’l‘ln}
Ci‘lntury Wliuollilvn (if l’lliludelpliiu 2m
Ilt‘llllllllllg fmnrms lint-ho Quaker (.‘ity
for tho (‘lcvvr zobo perforlnllncos givvl
at their cillcbrntions.
While it requires llltlllllttli‘llf‘l‘. to oil
tlblo ll. bunil Ill plny Fl‘ll climbs fairly
well, it is possiblu lo lllllkO madly in:
prossivo music will 11 the zolzos nr
“pliiyt-ll” by lino slum-rs. As the (Ion
tury Wlieclinvu pirkvd thvir Illllyt‘l‘B
organization the l’i‘f-s'llll llzis lwou purlir
tiliirly satisfactory.—i\'i'w York Press.
Newt-r Touched It.
Fill n tiny tumbler with water ml!
covcr it with :1 low]. 'I‘hl'n toll llu
loinpiitiy that you will drink the Willl‘l
in tho Illlllllltl‘ undernouth without
moving tho howl. .
Of course no one will Indithlynu. out
you ask all to turn Iboir barks or (slum
their l'yl‘tl. it tllv-y will promise not it i
look. until min of llll‘ party counts ten.
Immediately they have turned thou
eyes you pick up another nines of \“llll'l
ulld hastily swollow a few mouthfuls.
They lwm‘ the round. but no one (‘lll
look until toll is counted. By that that
the gloss from which you drunk is Illll
don nunin and tho roilipauy catches yol-
wiping your moist lips. Undoubtedly
one of tho llllllllu‘l' will be on suspicion:
that he will lift tho bowl to sun. (III!
then is your opportunity. for you 111
MW“ pick up llu- nines and drink. soy
inn. us you put ll down. “Iditln't tout-I
the bowl. "wl'lxrlnlngn.
“unlit“ Helium (lat-dons.
Over in Russia many of the school:
‘nuvo vouiwtml with them sinull uur
dons. orchards or urnpc urbors, in whicl
the boys iilid girls are taught to work.
Eucli day the schoolmaster, who hill
cliuruoof tliouimlon. fulfill-l his pupil:
out und huwhl‘s llll‘lll how to plant. Illlll,
mini and reap. lit the south of ltnssiu.
whore tho country is flllllfl‘ll‘. ll‘lllllllllrl,
lllo childrrn Il!lil‘l| how to not out trout-
and what the Inuit kinds are. and ill
some provini-ml thorn in u complete silk-
worm colony in such nulliml. and the pn-
pils watch the wonderful little silkmnk-
«rs out the mulberry louvre and spin
their cocoons and help iill they can in
the worlr of curing for tho colony. At
other nt‘lmulg bl‘I'H “1'0 kept. llllll "It! boys
mid girls learn to handle them and
guard them while they are honey mak-
ing. ~Chloago Record.
Superior Hosp Bubbles.
The strongest possible fluid for pro-
ducing bubbles is made In this way:
'l‘ulte the fourth of an ounce of white oss-
tllu soap. out it up into small pieces
and boil ll or 4 minutes in thrscdourths
of u plutofwater. When the hoop is
melted and the water has cooled. Ina
thmedsurthsof success of glycerin.
run inste- mouth at the mixture for s
we It ‘
Christ-
Presents
WWI" II W ’ ,
whiniiuwwwww’i
oi
Popular Cloak apndifdillinery Stare
“9 .k'l'i‘lE/GE‘R. ;
‘
, . 1 .
C LO A K S I
We are overstocked on garments, and have
decided totalte a liberal loss now. while there
are yet three months of winter weather be-
fore us, Better than wait till the season is
about ended and then begin. We Will sell all
ofiour‘Jackets, this season’s goods. for almost
half their original selling price. Unfavor-
able weather conditions have forced this loss
upon us. Merchants have to take those
chances. We bought for the winter and it
failed to come in time. We will just pocket
the loss and our customers will get the bone-
fit of it.
. StoreinMahackemo Hotel Block.
You Can Find
, WHEN looking for Christmas presents you
will do well to inspect my stock. as I. have a
. large line of goods selected for the holiday trade
thatare beautiful in design, of standard makes
and utelirnciivc prices. You will find many
-- goods that are desirable that are not to be found
mas elsewhere in Norwalk at
For All
NURWALK,
'«.: :1“ ‘4.” .‘d" Q!“
L QSTz...
[for-Sula by Toinllnson’s drusr store.
unui
”'Eélififidfiws‘rfiiis
OF'l‘IlE
Stamford Candy Kitchen
\Venevv-r yet hall a lor-
smil spool; ill<uppruv m:-
ly of our vainly ; \i’f‘llth‘I‘
Ililil a person mine in
Ilill‘ Smitlfurtl slum Null
lllll llIIl l'nnlt‘llfllll“. nud-
tlon't Ht‘l- why they
simulll tint ill} iI bore il‘w
we let lbw two-ls t-[ltl‘tk
for Ilil‘iliraulvo-e. \\'1~ ltliivw
for purity and nil-limous—
new llwy mn‘l lm lvt'lll.
1).» not forgot tho plot-e.
I'l‘ll‘m; lo. Iii. we. ()ni'
Sli"‘lillly 1'.» 2w lI‘lXI‘y‘.
llll‘llll‘ll)‘ lo Illltl mm,
24 South Main Street
St )ll'lfll Ni )ltWALK.
Trains Leave
in; Mirror .\l mot». MS. l7. N17 l
Boil'ru .\‘omvii ii Fun an Your;
A. lll.~i'2 n.1, i m. r. is. 6 if). c 55. 'i no. 7 5:. s l?.
'.I on. ‘.l illi. u on. loss. ll 37.
l’. .\l. ~12 m, 1 ll. ~.- on. 2 M. i m. is 25. 5.1m. l‘. so.
(.41. '1‘ fill. 311.1“;‘0.
SUNDAYS.
A. M.«-is to t (is, u is. 915. P. 11.4 43. 7 an.
l is.
Lows. New Your; son Soul-u N(ll;\V.U.E.
A. M .~~1‘z oil. is on, o no.7 on. s on. one. in on, in no
ll no. It 01!. H o}.
I'.M.~'l(ll.200.301.3499. (oil. 405. too. 602
1'. tr). r. on, i no. s on, o no.
SUNDAYS.
A Mrml'.‘ no. a on. 7 :lo, 1‘, mx. co,
LEAVEHUUTII .\‘oilitALK rollev llsvux.
A. M,— u to, 1 ll, oil-2. 7 n. ll in, 911.11I1v5.llll'7
ll l".
1if.\t_-—mo_., l:17. not. 421. an. 627. 11c.
, nu. 941.1115.
.\IINDAYS.
A. Dir-1'1 to. 1.11. 'i 42. o W. PM ~ 7 is.
DANIIUIIY IllVlfllllN‘” lotus. Ho. Nollwsm.
A. hI.-—il :ii. to us. 1’. .\l. 1421. l in. s ”.562.
SUNDAYS.
A.
«"fi‘ ‘..;.,. J;
Jul
W. AUSTIN'S
.l irw ELRY Sroun,
CONNECTICUT
When in doubt what to us: for
Nervous Dchility. Loss of Power.
Impoicncy.Atropthancocclc and
other weaknesses. from any cause.
use Serinc Pills. Drains checked
‘ :1an full vi on quickly restored.
lfue‘lee each "sub es result fatally.
Mailed for $l.(Xl;ti burrs $5.00. With
3.5.th orders We give u guarantee to
PEAL IEDICINE 00.. Cleve and. 0.
. '1. A11:
1 " ' ‘
GO Rt: cure or refund the money. ddtess
NORWALK BUILDING
COMPANY.
Aided by our steam derricks, saws. bor-
ing machines. etc.. we can quote
LOW PRICES ON
All Kinds of Timber Work!
Churches, Factories or any Large Build-
ing work a spezialty.
SIIOP. RIVERSIDE AVENUE.
EAST NORWALK. CONN.
LESLIE GAMBLE. Manager.
‘ . olsiy
Scoly eruptions. on the head. chapped
hands and lips. cuts. bruises. scalds.
horns are quickly cured by DeWitt's
Witch Hazel Solve. It is at present the
article most used for piles. and it always
ouresthem. G. C. Stillson and E. P.
Weed.
mam-03m“
The fat-
“nails :3
one gm
“:1 , ' wrapper.
l “Excuse me," observed the man in
spectacles. “but I am a surgeon. and
that is not whom the liver is." “Never
you mind where the liver is,” retortcd
the other. "If it was in his big too or
his left our DcWitt‘s Little Early Risers
would I’l‘iK‘ll it and slinkeit for him." G.
t‘. Stillson and E. 1’. Wood.
To Cure A Cold In One Day.
Take Laxative Bromo Qulnine Tab-
lols. All druirmsts refund the money if
it fails to care, use. For sale by It. ll.
l’laistod.
CAfi'I‘ORIA.
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‘ to married Ladies. Ask it
it {if an. mow.
PEIIIYIIIIVAL PILLS
and take no other. BEND Fmt mucumn.
Price $1.00 per box. 6 boxes for 85.00.
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Cum general or special dehlllty. Wilts-lulu
no». spermtorhtrs. emissions. tin tency.
patella. etc. Corrects lunctloasl a serum,
causal by error: or extreme. quickly restoring
Lo“ Msnliood in "III or y Illflfl, giving vi or “if
strength where former Weeklies! prevailed . Con
unit-m incline. simple. cut-mud, and legitimate
4 Gun; to <31» K anemone up.
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Persons tvllonre troubled with indi.
position will be interested in the experi-
ence of Wm. H. I’eiln, chief clerk in the
railway mail service at Des Molnes.
Iowa. who writes: "It gives me pleas-
nro to ti-stify to the merit: of Chamber-
lain‘s Colic. Cholera and lilurrhoia Rein-
eily. For two yours I have suffered
from indigestion. and am subject to
ullllllllll'll 11ml bowels. line or two doses
of this remedy never fails to give per-
foot relief. Price 25 and 50 cents; sold
by (l. C. Stillson.
After hearing some months continu-
ally praising Chamberlain’s Colic. Chol—
era und Diarrhoea llemedy.Curtis Flock.
of Anaheim. California, purchased a
bottle of it for his own use and is new
as enthusiastic over its wonderful work
as anyone can be. The 25 and so cent
since for sale by (l. (l. Btillsou.
Almlntoly pure. perfectly harmless
and invariably reliable are the quali-
tics of One Minute Cough Cure. It
never fails in dildo. creep and lung
trouble. Children like it because it is
pleusmittotuke and it be! them. 0.
(,3. Stillman and E. P. W .
The folly of prejudice l4 fiequently
shown by people who prefer to seller
for years rather than try an advertlsed
remedy. The millions who have no such
for W n“;
of Worcester. John D. Roslyn Wee
notions. tulle Area’s dumpurtlla for
biocddWaudmcui-sd. seagull .
gsnlzutlou is tlloA L
cl, misty. and tip
representatives
stews. while Mitzi-cu . ,
werermdfromslsrsenumhgr ‘. 1 ' iv,
uent Irishman in all parts the , , .
Among those present were I. flier-
gun of this cit , .r “as “mym‘
C. Dempsey alum: Tm!“ MIR
commissioner of New Haiti in; Rev. '
M. H. Egan of Concord, N. 11.: Osborn
Iiowes of Boston, J. J; 31000, of Chico—
pes and Rev. P. Linebsn of Blddeford,
Me.
Hon. Thomas J. Gui-can Medusa
outlined in his opening rework! the ob-
ject of the new society. He said that the
irish race had played a prominent an in
the history of the country from first
settlement, but no history Of the M of
the brave men had ever been written.
Insurance Commissioner Linelmi Of
New Hampshire believed it was due the
memory of the ancestors of the present
Irishmcu in this country. the men of the
Revolutionary times. who made such M
rlflces, that the society should be'formed.
The following officers were eloafalfor
what will be the parent society: President
general, Rear Admiral Richard W. Meade
of Washington; secretary general, Thomas
Hamilton Murray of Lawrence. Mm;
treasurer general, John C._Llnel1un ofNW
Hailipshire; librarlan. Thomas B. Lawless
of Worcester; executive committee. in Ad-
ditlon to the above .othcers. Theodore
Roosevelt of New York. James J. Rpm!) ,
of Boston. Joseph Smith of Lowell. Atl-
gustils St. Gaudans of New York. Thomas
J. Gorgon of Boston. Maurice Egan, E. A.
Momlcy of Washington and '1‘. Russell
Sullivan of Boston; vice presidents. one
from every state and territory—from New
England, James Cunningham of Maine.
'1‘. W. Muloncy of Vermont. Osborn Home
of Massachusetts, N. J. Hanson of Rhoda
Island and J oscph Swwdsotflonnpeutlput.
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Jail Delivery in Fess Idealism-C59;
LACONIA. N. 11., Jun. Sin—Another'juil
breaking episode was added to the Islam
of tho Bclknnp county jail here last night.
The escaped prisoners ore Albert Pike. un-
dcr sentence for breaking and entering,
and Jesse Reynolds. Piltrlck WI,
lienrylx’ninns nnd Jerry McColley were
being held for the grand jury on various
charges. The men broke jail in a bold
manner. They demolished the cell locks
by using the iron posts of theirbed frames
and with the posts as weapons made their
way to the roof of the juil. getting out, on
the roof through it skylight. That their
plan of emlpc had been carefully madq II
shown by the fact that they had torn up
the shoots und knotted them into a rope,
by which nuums the ground was reached
from the roof. The men then scattered,
nud apparently were a long way OK when
the iilnrm wns given.
Cullom Looming Up. . >
Wssuixo'r xv, Jan. 21.-Present indica—
tions are tho the result of the senatorial
election in Illinois will it to place Senator
Culloln in the cabinet. As has ‘ >
been indicated In tlléQ mowelgm'the
treasury portfolio has been held open in
the hope that. the senatorial complications ‘
might terminate in such a way that Mr. ‘
Cullom could be safely spared item the"
senate. Mr. Mason. it is understood here. .
is a thorough supmrter of tho adnilnlsm- j.
iion. and it is believed that his election ‘
will make the way chair to a formal team '
of the place to Selintor Cullom, unless (Mi-
or developments seem to require that the
position shall go to another section of the
country. ‘ .
Firemen Plead Guilty to Arson.
Wamnsn. Muss. Jun. 2l.-In the dis.
trict court here Putrick E. Clark. John
Doyle and John E. Green pleaded, guilty
to setting fire to the born of Thomas Car- '
roll In Wiltomiwn on Aug. 14. They were
held in SL500 for the grand jury. Patrick ' '
Clui‘k illso pleaded guilty to setting firegto _
the storage home of Samuel Coolidge. at
Wiitcrtown on Jan. 17 and was held in _.
imam additional. Two of the men stew}-
untcer members of Hose No. 2 of the War
tertown llro tlepnrtnient, and It is charged
that they set the fires to add to their iuv
l-olllo mi lli'cmcn. They receive .2 for each
line they attend.
Mason Formally hinted. .
Sruixcnuw. 1115., Jun. 2|.—-In the
joint assembly, by a strict party vote, ex-
(longn‘ssinnn W. E. Mason, the'choimof
the Republican mucus, was formally”
ed United States senator to succeed John
M. l'ulmcr. ’l‘llo veto woe its follows: .3»
son. 12?); Altimld. 77. fieniitcr Show: If.
(lllllom was ununlmously commended to
President Elect McKinley as when“,
qiinlllicd for a cabinet portfolio.
Car to Visit Chin-u
Looms. Jon. 2L-—-’l‘he correspondent
of The Daily New: at Vienna says: "I am
informed that In Hung Chung tool: home
with him the news thnttlie trutr andfpmb-
ohly the merino will visit China upon the
opt-lung"! the Siberian mllwaynndviil
then visit Poklng. Tokyo and Seouh He
will then Invite the inouurohs of China.
Japan mid Korea to be hlu guests at Vla-
dlvostock. "
no Washed Out-«led Item’s.
ALBANY. Jim. 2i.~—Frnnlt Hayden. “an
iniployco of tho Leonard Publishing earn-
pmiy of this city. was arrested in the
other; but night by Federal Diiteetlve ..
man, charged with washing canceled pusi- .
one ntmnps. ills operatilohs In this lineal!
mid to be extensive. He said he Mm
defense to oller to the charge. lie lb II
years old and recently ”tried. * .
The “solidifies-they.
losses. Jun. 21.-—A dispatch from”
Bombay to The Daily Mail with“
t‘uso of plague has nopeuretlln the
nnts’ quarters on the unmade of
i-rrinient house. All of th‘émfih' ‘
them were immediately burned.
suited that Dr. Iloflklne has (I '
plague vaccine. ' ,
Alum" mumm- lust-n new
menus, Jan. aha-She holly lewd
Rome mapotnlcut man-m
notlntlons are on foot!»
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