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all called universal system
' mortals is studied in the
. influence it exerted in its ,
‘ ll be found to have swept
exaggerated notions into
noe- had fallen. Medical
,.ere aware of the monstrous,
ting doses that were poured
mun ‘ ' stomach two centuries
. name homeopathy. so called,
doctrine that like cureelike.
very little done of something
’ to. very large disease. Homo-
not removed all disease from
t medical men in general
it smaller, milder portions of
they used to do, and repul-
siokening substances are not
pon’people as they used to be.
us the general effect of home-
hat came another craze—tho
pure. Everybody was to be soak-
hcd, boiled and packed lull)
, we were never to know sick-
more. Well, water cure failed
. all ills, but it inaugurated a
undreds of thousands of people
udeily bath and of ventilating
d living rooms and of observ-
gtenic rules generally, which has
$17 fil‘ibculculablo benefit to the race.
Milieu! profession may well be
fbltt the water cure fad proved
,_ opt an aid to their resources.
”gunman fad has been of value
fltufled, fevcrcd, irritable con-
, which manyAmcricaus passed
Was partly owing to the moat
bored three times aday. While
-hnve not turned universally
. as a restllt of the vegetable
fed, and while they would not
‘ g . health if they had, they
that meat food once a day is
j t and better for them than
issues in that diet which
. all comes the mind cure in its
, Jonas. We hope the various
. these admirable individuals
at our head if we do not get
or name juet right. But
tel principle of all is that
tpirit control the body. If we
tlythiuk heslth, prosperity and
year after year, with no lot.
{if we persist in the face of
the flesh and the devil in he-
‘ l. 3006 tempered and in do-
newewenld be done by—
lbls fine thinking and doing
.. our bodies and even our
‘oheumstsnces. Stripped of all
Ind unnecessary mystery. this
is the best healing fad of
l practitioners will find
possible aid to themselves
, the wise man and woman
“ doctor will had the way to
Americsusystemof pen-
. Itwould be farbetter
could be whereby
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York investmmt brokers
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' ,ButoSmlth, of Brooklyn; Ernest ltd-
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”the g V "thinner mute on
dated “in ”Weaver's «elastic.
The Weir M‘nlght was in keeping
withthe previous dances given ,. under
tbeelub’s auspices. ~'
_ Among the out-ot-town guests were
Kr. and lint J. Pal-men Fielder. at
Jersey (lily; Hie-i Marie Miller. of Glen-
broot; Ills: Street. of Union; Mint
words. John Jackson. Barnard Belnolte
and Junior lieu. of Yale (mileage; (ll-av
gory 8f Bryan. Mortimer (lornstook.
Arthur Miller, of .Bvidgeport; Frederick
D. Street, of Dorian: Archibald and
Theodore Shellield and Janice Knapp,
of New York; Hartford 8 Wood and
Mr. Rogers, of New Cannon. and Eben
Hill, of Daubury.
FELL FROM A HEIGHT.
t
A Fourteen-mull Bey Found bud es the
Trick st lumped.
Yeulcrday morning the engineer of u
wort-bound freight discovered the body
of nyouug boy beside the railroad tracks
Just mtuideofgflouthport. The body
wee carried to Bombport. Medical Ex-
aminer Donaldson said that death was
caused by the cars. and gave orders that
the body he removed to Bishop‘s morgue
in Bridgeport. The body lay at the
morgue all day awaiting identification.
Mrs. Anna Holbroolr :identitlcd the
body as that of her son William. four-
teen years of age. who lived with his
He probably stole away from home
early Sunday morning 'uurl waited for
an opportunity to board a freight for
New York to visit his grandparents. He
caught the freight handily; but some-
how must lineal-upped from it near the
point where the body was found.
CRANBURY.
Washington Lodge, Independent
Order of Good Template, wtll hold a
meeting tonight.
There willbe a “house-warming” in
the new store of C, L. Gregory, next
Friday night.
The Adelphi Quintstte will sing it'.
the annual copper tube given Wednes-
day night by Washington Lodge.
Afll' northern part or the boundary oc-
twecn Alaska and British America will
he definitely settled by the treaty signed
by Secretary Olncy and Sir Julian
Pannccfoto for their respective govern-
ments. The one hundred and forty~flrst
m '
~ to
port, is a guest of Miss Eva U.
tfimfigzgnm
,3“. Th Audit
Md”dm.1n?i~fifntwll
stretcher.
a... Annie stunt, of Millmvlllc.
a... is a gout of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. John H. Bennet of 00m!” street
Mist Flora Blade! , of New York, is
visiting at the residence of wuum A.
Blesdell, State street.
Mint Edna B. Gnalt and bliss Viola
Smith have been visiting friends in Wil-
ton.
Edwpd Abbott, of Brooklyn, spent
Sunday at the noidenos of Frank E,
Eturges.
Miss May A. Townsend. of ridge
rgcs.
Carlton Hubbellf of Newtown, has
been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Fred B.
Hubbell.
Mrs. M. B. Hill. of Weston, has been
spending the past week with Westport
friends.
Bishop Keeley. of Maine, will visit
Trinity church and confirm aolass on
Monday afternoon. March 231. In the
evening he will confirm c. class at Christ _
church.
The Literature club will meet. with
bliss Lulu B. Taylor. tonight.
The trolley curs,which have been “rest.
log” forthe plt‘it three weeks, were run
Sunday for the first time since the occi~
dent at the power house.
George W. .Taudrows has retired
from the management of the Connecti-
cut Leather works. and will open a shop
of his own in the Taylor Richard 6: Co.'s
building in Main street, when he will
continue the business of manufacturing
hotters' Hklvcrs.
A Washington social and tea was giv-
en by the ladies of the Methodist Epis-
copal church last night.
on 1mm
Try Electric Bitters as a remedy for
your troubles? If not, get a bottle now
and get relief. This medicine has been
found to be peculiar! adapted to the re-
lief and cure of all eniule Complaintc,
exerting n wonderful direct influence in
giving strong}: and tone to the organs.
f you have so of Appetite. Utlflliblpa-
lion, Headache. Fainting Spells, or are
Nervous. Sleepless, Escitnblo. Melan-
choly or troubled with [buy Spells. Elec-
tricBittere is the medicine you need.
are guaranteed trengt‘eulth andill-byh
its use. Titty (tents, and $1.00 at StSH
son's and Wood’s sun-es.
There is Medium to Good.
There is nothing just as good as Dr.
St. .
h .b v."
meridian of longitude scttlcs the bound-
ary for the northern part of Alaska.
The difllculty was to know just where
the one hundred and forty'flret meridian
of longitude pureed. The necessity of
having its location exactly marked has
hem increased by tin-{mt that the great
Alaskan 'goldllclds liv along this me—
ridian, both in British and
territory. The line will be ex ctlysur-
Vtyml and marked by lmundnry runnu:
incricun
King's New Dismvery for consumption.
coughs and colds. so demand it and do
not permit the dealer to sell you some
substitute. He will not claim them is
anything better. but in order to make
more profit he may claim something else
to be just as good. You want Dr
King’s New Discovery because you know
it to be safe and reliable. and guaran-
teed to do good or money refunded. For
coughs, colds, consumption and for all
is nothing so good as in Dr. King's New
Discovery. Trial bottles free at R. 1!.
affections of throat,chest and lungs. there ‘
nu ate now. so soon as the surveyors for
llm two governments can complete their
work. The treaty is merely one agreeing
to tho luyingdown by neurvcying party
of the exact line of the meridian whichE
impair-ates the two countries. The merid-
ian marks the boundary from the north-
cru mlge of British Americans for south
on Mount St. Elias. But eouth of Mount
Ht. Elias the boundary line is still hazy.
It. follows the lines mentioned in the
treaty of purclulm between Russia and
the United States. But at the time We
bought Alaska accurate surveys had not
bwn made. The boundary lines were
largely guesswork, us has since been
shown. There is no mountain chain as
was Happened. This southern part of the
line is now in the hands of surveyors
appointed by the Britieh and American
ed to the. cure of this disease.
quickly, thus preventing serious compli-
cations and bad effects in which thiedis-
case often leaves the puticut. El’. Weed,
Pluistcd’s drug store. South Not-walk.
Regular size 6th and $1.
Manycusce of “Grippe” have lately
been cured by One Minute Cough ()urc.
This pit-partition seems espcciull y adopt.
It acts
Norwalk: (5. (l. eunum. South Norwulk.
They are so sinnll that the most 601ml-
tive persons take them. they are soeflec-
live that the most obstinate cases of con-
stipation, headache and humid liver yield
to ”Will.
Early Risers are known as the , famous
little pills.
Stillson, South Norwulk.
That in why DoWltt's Little
E. P. Weed, Norwolk;G. (J.
GnstTrlumpb.
[Minot rollelnnd e permunontcure bylhe
rout romwl)‘. Otto's (fare for Lung and
' brunt ”“0336“. Why will you irritate your
brunt. nmi Hinge with u liuvkhigcou ll when
t
it'lvcmm‘mm In the mum of a year or o. c HillliunJ‘luulh Norwnlk. "nun. nwm.
two it will also be definitely marked
out, and we shall know just where Brit‘
isb America ends and Alaska begins,
throughout the whole length of curl
northwestern poemion. ’
'I'hc Irixh home rule party will have
an excellent. and very solid base
from which to conduct operations in
the overtaxation of Ireland by the
British government. From that basis
Nol‘wnlk. will furnish you it free mimplc bottle
of this guumntoml u-Inwly‘.’ Buinple free.
large bottles Mia and 264-. -.
Ouctlln’s Amine 8am
The best eulve in the world for cute,
' bruises, home, ulcers. salt rhoum, fever
sores. totter. chapped hands, chilblelns,
coral, and all skin eruptions, and up '-
tively cures piles, or no pay req red.
lt ll! guaranteed to give perfect satisfac-
tion or money refunded. Price 25 cents
perbox. For 8an by ll. ll. l’lnistcd.
they can agitate safely and trmwmlously
for home rule, and they will do the best
for their native land by trying to have
that grievanccrcmm'cd. The world will
be in sympathy with them, even a large
part of the British world. The world
Shorty some“. Hotter!
Deon ees portion of E. Gusowskls
storey‘coruer of Well and Water Ste:
orw and see the latest
stvlss in HIM. Cans etc. a II tf
will also have considerable Wit for
them if they do this instead of flying at
one enother’s throat and calling one
another all the hard names even Irish
eloquence is capable of using. whereas
at present the world has no rennet at
all for the Irish home rule party in gen-
oral.
That was s ridiculous law in Wiscon-
sin which reutemed inebrism to Keeley
institutes sud made the county in which
they lived pay I round sum for their ss-
pauses. No wonder the supreme court
of the site manned it uncommo-
tionsl. Inch a law simply put I large
sumofmcneyintothehsndsof themat-
Douottelk of yoursilmguhor bed
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mdsrlvstesndseeretnostrum. ‘
' satellite...“
The legal voters of the South Norwulk
Union School dlstrlcturn hereby notlilml
and warned that a special meeting of mild
district will be held at the Franklin street
ochool house, on Friday, February Elith.
1W7. at it o'clock p. in., for the purpose of
appointing is special committee to mmltlltt
0
not more than seven citizens, who have
not served on any committee for the nob-c.
lieu of a site durln the past three
and who» duty it n tell he to hear u l par»
ties interested. and to thoroughly lnvcstl-
gate the needs of the district, and to re-
commend some snltnble site to the d!»
trict at a special tucetlng to be called for
that purpose at as early a «late as possible;
and to transect any other business proper
to be brought before mud meetlnu.
QRI'H,
listed at South Norwulk, Feb. 20th,
W7.
A. liliANUll/lltll,
JOHN H. lilllll'l'.
MATTHEW CURIlM'l'T.
Dietrlct Committee.
Ahifidn
[Evie ' thin
Moi-wod g
n .
Plain ,
Figures!
“He who Runs May Read.”
Bicycles!
Eagles!
Need no recommendation from at
Fox Cycle and
. Hardware Co.
No loo WAIHINO-
you ‘37.
_. PRICES mom.
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nmmcu INHENTA’.
. .-. -. w. H.
csHERs' scum!
NORWALK OPERA HOUSE
F._W.MITCHELL. - - Manager.
One night. .
Monday, Feb. 22,
FITZ &WWEB“STE R
“ABREEZY
TIME.” . »
Tuned up to date.
Everytblnc New. Novel and Original.
C~“’l‘he 'l‘hrro-lleuged Sailor."
G—“The Tennis Quintette,"
G—"Thc Dogo Serenade.”
U—“The Bicycle Swells."
C—“Our Latest: The Turkish Bell
Gavotte.
Prices at. on and 7M2. bouts on sale at Wood's
out! Tomllnson's
H‘ovr's THEATTTE
Tuesday, February 23.
Grand instrumental and Yum!
CONCERT
BY THE
Cosmopolitan £0ncert Go.
Of New York.
Under the Auepiccs of the
‘ Uld Well Hook and
l.adderCo.
TICKETS, 50 CENTS.
To be exchanged for reserved rents at Phil»
tml's llfltl I‘innoo's. Ctllllmt’lll‘lllfl 'l'ucniluyFob.
nmn‘ mtb ttltl n. in. be mun-mun live tickets
"ill! be reserved at one time. Tickets for sale
by all members; and lit l'luistcds. , .
Summer-mu Gmxn Axsmi.
Masquerade and
Carnival.
01" 'l' H l?
GERIAIIA SIERGERBUNO
At Germanic llall.
Monday Evening, February 22.
Music by Philharmonic Orchestra,
Prol.Elmer St George Prompter,
GRAND TABLEAl'X, represent
ed by ncomrnittcc of twcnty~onc
persons.
Grand march at 0.15 o'clock
sharp. Tickets, 50c: zulmit one. A
costumer will be at the ballallday.
CoMMITTE.
NORWALK OPERA HOUSE.
nu. mrcnum. unnmr.
MATINEE AND NIGHT
Saturday, February 2 7.
llelurn Engagement of llm romantic star
Paul Cazeneuve!
Suppurtl-tl by Mr. John A. lillu‘,lllltl th ex-
cellent "mmumv uf player». tnruwrly
of the rmhlim m. n. durum!
Hllfllli' ptmlm-iinh of
The Three
Guardsmen! ’
l‘rlwm 254». the and 7.3.». MullllNl lw'nnd Ito.
mom in Wood‘s mul i’l'umllnhuu a.
comet...
Entertainment
FRIDAY EVENING,
FEBRUARY 26.
Al Eight O‘clock, in the
OPERA HOUSE, uoewsu
ADIlllfill N M (.‘lill'l'rl.
('lml’telor n rvctl or now open at Wood‘s
endlgomllumcli drug some.
“ 60 due boys” and
IOR'ALK. OOH".
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1
[February Sale .of New
Spring Goods!
Beginning Saturday morning and continuing for six days we
offer auadvance sale of these new spring goods. and each dc-
partment will contribute its share 'of scasonablc wares at prices that
will astonish the most expectant. Only a few of the bargain are
publishedyin this advertisement. ‘
50 dozen men's mixed Wool hose.
this sale, 3 pairs for 250.
Gloves. '
' This department‘has justly earned the reputation of hov-
iug none but first-clues goods, audin every particular being
thoroughly satisfactory. I
25 doz. ludiee' 4-buttou fine kid gloves. all the new spring
alludes. including pearls, greys, rode, tans. champagnes,
value, $1.25. the greatest glove in the country fox-{the
money, per pair, $1.00. ‘ ».
Men’s clasp gloves for evening weenie pearls and white,
value $1.50, February price, per pair, $1.00.
Ladioe’ whit-e suede mouequetaire gloves in all lengths
at popular prices. °
Small Wares.
39c scissors. February sale price 250.
Velveteen skirt binding, 5 yards long, 2 in. wide, We po.
All our 25c. lllo. lilo and 10c buttons, at. this sale, 5crdoz.
All silk talfetu seam binding, black and colors, 86 p0.
Patent hump hook and eyes, value do. per card, 20.
I don. hat pins at this sale for to.
Dress steels, in white, slate, black and all colors, 70 a set.
Busting cotton. while it lasts. per dozen. 5c.
Special values in side combs, at 5c per pair, worth 121.30.
A paper of good pins for file.
Hair pins, 2 papers for 10.
Kitchen Department.
Our kitchen department is new, as it always has been,
complete in all its details: anything you want. and at the
right price, are the reasons this department is successful.
it: NORWWALKMBOSTON STORE,
Our. Main and Wall Streets, Norwelk, Ct.
Dress Goods. ... to. a...
little. French Cassimere, fine twill,imported to sell at 750.
February eale price, 50c.
TWO SPECIALS FOR THIS WEEK.
100 pieces funcymixturce and two toned effects, from the
well-known .lumeetowu‘hlille. title.
150 pieces. largest and most complete assortment of new
and desuablc spring novelties. manufactured to sell at (the;
February sale price, pcryard, 500.
Hosiery.
girls' heavy ribbed, seamless, lust black
hose, special value, per pair 12 l-Bc. .
80 doz. ludios’ Tlllil: black. eeainless hose. double sole and
high spliced heels. extra value, per pair, 12,150.
it) doz. ladics’ extra line cotton hose, all black and mace
feet. value 39c: per pair. 25c. .
Domestics.
3000 yards lappet stripes. very dainty and stylish. value
17o; special February price. l2'zc.
:iOOtlym-ds printed dimities. all new and desirable put-
terus, at this sale. per yard 1231:. "
German Table damask, all linen. per yard, 19c.
White domet flannel, lengths 5 to 12 yards, value be;
special February price 40 yard.
For Men.
100 dozen men's fancy porculo laundered shirts; collars
undhcufl’s attached, all new, value 75c. February sale price,
can , .
T
The Vital lssu
HELLO 58-2
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You c.1u't be too careful about the quality of the goods you buy. This may seem a little matter, but it
might represent the difference between good food and poor food, between health and dyspepsia, between
food ccOnomy and food extravagance. We have your future trade in mind and cater accordingly.
Donovan Building.
White Seal Genuine Georges Middlcs, the highest quality of Colfish, 12c lb. Fancy Norway Bloater
Mackerel, will weigh from T 1-2 to 2 1-2 pounds each, white as chicken. 5 lb pails “Juliriug's Pride Of the
Sea" Mackerel, See each; heads and tails off. Fine smoked Halibut, 15c lb. Evaporated Bartlett Pears, fau-
cy.15c lb. Evaporated Nectarincs, 75c lb. Peaches, x5c lb. and two pounds for 25c. First—class fresh made.
Gill Edge Creamery Butter, 4 lbs for $1. Celebrated Northficld
Creamery luttcr, in
prints. 4 lbs. for 81. Fancy Fresh Laid Eggs Daily. Sweet Potatoes, Beets, Spinach,
Cabbage, Lettuce, etc of the finest quality.
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR, Leading Grocer,
33 West Vlsshlngton Street, South Norwellt, Ct. “
5
IF You WANT ALL THE NEW
HAVE THE
Evening Sentinel Left at Your House
Regular. . . . .
\
I I I I
FIVE STO RES.
Direct from Manufacturer to Consumer.
We spare no efforts to procure for the public the most
scasonablc and desircable goods to be bound and dis-
pose of them at prices that everybody may benefit by
our enterprise.
\ FLOUR" arisen lrl’EWSEASON 1
Hand 5 or) By the barrel, 34.95
Maud S or l By the barrel, $4.95 1
cnes’ -
3 By the bag, , 83 ct;
Jones’ ‘
Flour 9 By the bag. each Flour
Special Sale, Saturday, Feb. 20.
(Junker Outs, Package, 8c; llabbit's “1776" Washing Powder, 2c Package;
1.1 ounce bottle of Queen Olives {or too.
NEW vdei‘éhOcr-zm co.
. . South Norwolk.
on mo :1 seem ovum, NORWALK.
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