ism contributor
p
in an
old Town House.
the ‘old brldgn.
di'thy ornate.
Y. of that village.
ion. of nation. '
D. A. 1%.. find
‘very complete aazmrt-
Norwulk papers; por-
July 4. 184a
” 8% tum .0! Main street. Nor-
, ,a picture of the llyncs rcii-
owlng also the old licnc.
tccd adl‘olulng.
m .for this occasion two
red yearn ago and a ccrtill-
[p.otfluneral William Ran.
. was generously loancd by
.. . JR. Smith.
, falfni'inldliccrs has loaned an old
@11le portrait of Mrs. Alfred
. ‘cxlilhlt 'of flax. 130 years old. is
by Mrs. (i. lloyt.
mph: views of Norwuik are a
of an exhibit by Misti Curolluc
11m and the Albert Seclcy hour-iv
Washington. spent a night arc
. by Miss Lllibic Scolcy.
o E. Reutlnian has vicwa of Elm-
unworth, post and prcsciit. and curly
“it 0! Norwalk horse card.
.M- Jackson allows an interesting
“08mph of tlic old laaacs houuc
<3 number of blizzard uccnca.
number ‘of cxcellcut pan and ink
latches fil‘c louucd by llcrbcrt ’l'ii-
hf, of New York.
. [N]! L. C. Day has on cxbibition a
Int-arr cd by Mrs. Ilium in 173.3 and
tom y portrait».
0 old Edwin Hoyt housc picture i!-‘
. 0 property or lira, Mott.
Interesting svcncu in l~‘ulrficld (‘min-
He,¢0fllpi'lzc.a scrim of photographs
flan property of him. Fitluz'la liurriti.
Min Angelina Scott has Homl' writ
”tended photos of thc Adolphl aftcr
the explosion in l87ti. tin: Wl‘ll‘k of the)
[Malphi's boile-r. and cxtcrior and iii-
‘ifl’lOP views of tlic Baptist 'l‘abcrnai-lc
11384: ‘ ‘
‘ Four picturcu of thc Wilton falls
‘havc been loancd by Mrs. A. ll. Mcr-
"Mill. of Wilton. a
View: of Norwaik in up. thc l-Jb-
Iliezer Church hoiurxlcad and ibc tlis-
Imp Jarvis plat-c wcrc lilillll‘fl by Mrs
John Qulntnrd.
‘Mm. K. P. lvluntcr has furnished a
portrait of Matthias Hubbill. photo-
graph of Rev. William chu. and u
. eel portrait of Rcv. Edwin ”Jill, au—
fllfll‘ of the History of Norwalk.
7M“. C. C. Betti llllH a collcction rich
in historical, lfll'l'. lt inriudcs [ltllllli
11188 of Govcruor illumiil. licv. S. R. S.
,Blmll. Hon. 0. S. li'crry. lhc Bolt:
house And tho (in-gory uomcatcarin at
‘Wllt’on and Noru-nlk.
'A painting oi" Tho Knob in hianml
vwitb other artich-H. by Miss Francis
”Lockwood.
"'0. A. Quintai‘d has import a Hit of
.. ‘lllln plasters" and contiui-ntai cur-
. ll. ir'cri‘ix' llilH oii cxhlbitinn
' water color of lllf' boat housc at Thu
"Knob. by Mrs. .\. Morohousc.
A picturc of llll‘ .ivuwph St. .Iohni
‘pltce and othcr intcrcsitng family
paintings arc loaiwl by Miss Amelia
Williams.
. Josii‘ibu‘Kcllngg has furnished a por-
E {Eliot lit. ”and Mrs. Stephen Kellogg,
' ‘3 delicatc paintmg on glass wait
‘ ‘leued by Mrs. Oscar Raymond.
“ Old picture» of St. l’aul‘s (‘hurvh and
" at portrait of lion .l. W. llyatt arc loan-
ed by Mrs, llvalt.
' A picturc oi llw .lohn llanford hamsL
attend on l'ppci' iilain slrco't conica from
Mg; Ida Grceii.
. illlam Wanton has ioaucd a copy
4/3 ofihe Ncw York illustratrd Ncwc con-
taining pll‘tlll’ch of tho Noirwnlk bridgv
dinslcr iii l‘afifl.
Mrs. \‘ui‘uou has Ioancd a portrait of
Captain Jpwiih W. llubiuil.
Dr. .1. Milton f‘oburn has loaned a
» rich historical mi of old prints of Roy-
oluntlonary lit-[11's.
‘An old print of tho licrlanition of
‘ lnrlepcndvnv- In.‘ tho tomb of Wash-
ingtt'm in thi- propcrly of ..l='.~i. fl. ll
Noxon. limit".
Mind A. N. llow of D'Ii'icn. has loan-
ed portraits ni‘ ()tis Nurcroas‘. mayor
of Boston in lit-u :iml oihcr pit'llll'cs.
A portrait of tho Will» of f‘aplaiii
Brentmmb. "l ”w llci'olulioii is on? of
the inter-retina things lnanml by Mus
fin]. McClellan. of [Iaricu
A painting by Allan H. .i. ilcarvl. oi
John Raymrmd homo. l-‘lax Hill.
ucil by ii A. .lvnnings.
"Etcreom-opir \lf‘wn of Norwalk arc
W by Mrs. E. K. Scilcck.
“5' H. Scoflold. of llaricn. hast a ail-
, site of Mrs. (‘lmk on «xiiibitlon.
,A‘Vlliemoriul of bliss Jiillcttc Betta i.“-
‘ l by tho- Norwalk it. A. if.
' Town of Norwalk hills loancd tho
i of RM. C. M. Solidi-k. paintrd
rs. V. l). P. Lingan.
(so lu‘kwomi bait lmnml atotu- ‘
4 band-glue view. of lo-
plmc. u well an old-
n. l
" hu‘wou con-J
V trtllltlc 8111:1031!
. cry urge ex lolt..
‘ b agilcnt production II
rim. of Norwalli taken
II ‘- contributes photo-
‘u um block in Wnan-
and
”button is portrtiyed in:
tot photograph»; loaned by
3 ~tlie Dorian Cochran»
la 1178."!18 well an Ollie
1.: ’
‘. f. v.‘
“H l h ‘ l‘ l . . 50
i
l
. r
,, . hen they} mar mhpnipli
give «and we ’91 “llibir
,.;.inaia.gmmitluim..nd.
, having done antarcmoiitxat-
toctivwsbdnc , tented
, and butter "béliavcd. To
19 ”Willing, "up! we
r.”
.0? “l l
, 'llt immunity.
Guaranteed, mica. Cannot ,
intuit the him. dullccu Itom- ‘
cc , Of‘hflrtu
oommenddd by Physician.
. any Aliiiilnuuy iii ‘ ih‘éwc‘ii
" . trolley nlll. Aluminum displaces copa‘
' guinea; in charlie of the new roadt
wt, nrc‘coutrlbutod uy .,
photographs of ancient
for in? ,
.lod'al ntcrcat are m- «
y Mra. Harry 1!. Finch.
by Mrs. E. .1. Hill in-
Moscu Hill. and "Brothv ‘
1y ‘Lynes has among other
846. patron of Dr. Samuel ’
.1}, St. John, hall loan-
vbrought from [motion about.
he New York Marine Soviet”
PM ltl‘lnt hr the burning of the (
place
unions
FOR ‘
ma
ASKING.
with,
much
FRA
98 Washington Street,
South Norwalk.
Boy’a Roofers ofja uplandid
quality have also found a
Aliesa cloth, a soft. rough,
wooly‘ material, full of
warmth: and style.
In fact we have everything
to clothe the little fellow
here. They are of
and the cost is’nt
either.
NCIS & C0.
l
mood house in Washington street.
him. A. S. Bilibins. of llaricn. exhib-
lioiisc, King's Highway.
A porn and ink drawing of Norwalk
in loam-d by Mrs. Robert Backstcr.
Mrs. Edward Olmsteail. Wilton. con-
trlbutca photographs of tlic Lambert
and (laylord houses and family por—
traits.
Portraits of Samuel Roadie dud Sni-
lic Hyatt Rundlc. lazifl. arc thc prop-
:‘rly of Mrs. S. il. Smith.
A portrait of Washington's head:
quarters at Ncwbiirg is loaned by Mrs.
t'. K. Smith.
llr. J. (l. firs-gory has favored with
a portrait of the late Dr. lra Gregory.
A portrait of Mrs. Jonathan Fitch is
loaned by . as Sarah Lewis.
Miss Mary Chirhcstcr contributes a
itvvolutiouury table.
’l‘hc Ludlow chair is from Mrs. W. K.
James. ~ ~
Strcct scones in Norwalk in 187:) arc
from Miss Elizabeth Brown.
Edward ilcard has loaned a painting
of “Rockcllffe.”
Mrs. McLean has contributed old
family photographs and paintings.
Mrs. l". .1. Curtis his a choice _col~
[ct-lion of water colors of Norwalk
archery. ,
A portrait of Pol. licnry Rogers is
loaned by Mrs. James L. Stevens.
A crayon ".-\ Dnrlcn House." is thc
pl‘opi'l'ly oi blips E. Gcrow. of Daricn.
'l'hc int-lure upon Witchcraft dcliv-
cm! by .imlgo Robcrt Dewey Benedict.
of Ncw York city in connection with
the exhibition. was a thorough disser-
tation upon that historical, but nomi-
what uncanny subjcct, beitfg thc pro-
duct. of carotid historical research.
'ic spcakcr prcscntcd many facts con.
Hcrning Salcui \‘Vitchcraft in a new
light. and comparcd it with the French
panic in witchcraft. making the lei--
turc hoth'lntcicstlng and inatructlve.
Mfr. Hencdict is a phasing speaker and
was thoroughly at home upon his sub-
lect.
'l'br- spcakcr was introducfld in a blip-
py manner by Frank A. Ferris.
Prior to thc introduction Mr. Portia
spoke bricfly upon the purposes of the
Norwalk Historical Assoriation and
paid tribute to Mrs. S. R. Weed. whom
hr- tcrmed the godmother of the asso-
ciation, Ho Statcd that it was largely
through her that the association was
organized. In closing the speaker in-
lroduccd Hon. John H. Light.
Mr. Light urged that Norwalk cili-
zcns should show their interc t, in tho
'u-hirvcmcnts of thclr {meiotic a by
r'rccting a .‘iicmorial and if rical
Library building. He thought it was
i txlllll’ll“ that Norwalk had no piihlic
turc of the Phillips house. now Robert}
Vim Buren’a residence, and the Ray—
its paintings of King's End. Colonial!
> CONNECTICUT PATENTS.
The following were tailed October 24.
1899: .
List furnished from other of A. M.
Wooster. Ioiicltor of patents, Bridgc~
port. Conn:
Frank Rhiud. Bridgeport. acetylenc
gas generator: Edward J. Barry. Hart—
ford. butter print and cutter; Cornelius
lllrkery, Hartford. tank outlet valve;
Edward 1’. Forbes. Hartford, speed reg-
ulating device for elevators: Arthur W.
A. Bernard. New Haven. nippern; Bar-
ny S. Stelntlcld. New Haven, coin con-
trolled lung tester; Stephen D. Arnold.
New Britain. bingo; Ransom B. Good-
rich. New Britain. electroplating ap
paratuc; Franklin R. White. Watcr-
bury, button; Frederick L. White. Wa-
tcrbury. two patentfi, acetylene lamp
and calcium carbide cartridge: Chnrlcs
A. Bailey. Cromwell, pipe coupling:
George M. Clark. iiigganum. disk
plow; liibart & Widerstrom, lcorgw
town. shuttle; Charles Luke. Milford.
pro-payment attachment for meters.
TRADEMARKS.
Johns-Pratt Company. Hartford. cer-
tain namcd fuses; Lenders. Frary ff:
Clark. New Britain, stop and waatc
col-kn.
Hl'NTlNG AND FISHING [N THE
SOUTH.
A book dcscriptii'c of thc host it;—
callon in thc South for various kinds
szoox, 9:02. 9:04;. 9:06;
11:00x, 11:02.
03!,
r. Malina. Hartford. buckle; William 3”“ "0’" “M" 5:081. mox,
9:1“. 10:121. 11:08:. 11:43.
8:27. 7:05. 9:063, 0:15, 9:051, 11:15.
In.. 2:42, 5:042, 'I. .
1:25 p. in.
6:10, 9:00!
. . . on M It for it or
harp putin stockcdomplete $0125; or :31 boxcf mm
Wm"- line of'To arena 5 made i’" ’"' ' ': “ f
. _ . RSV , 1' 1 prior 13mm, lylllt. it»
of covert 0 0th wil ve vet , ,
collars,andincveryrcspcct . 9...... ._. .. ..‘.._.-g. an-..
like the one papa or “big .
brother” wears. .
Shirts.
i , DEAFNESS cannot on couch
A 11116 0‘ - White Bosom by local applications. on they cannot
Shirts and some very at; rack the diseased poi-got: ofdtb: cor.
. ' CT! I on y one '3’ (“HO CI Ell,
' (i th l b tit ti l 0111
. tractwe Fancthosom ones. m .: and“... mum .3:
too. » dltlon of the timeout lining of the
Reefoni. _ Eustachian Tube. When thin tube get:
and unless the indamation can be tak-
uormal condition. hearing will be dear
are caused by catarrh. which ll noth-
mucoiui surfaces.
Catorrh Cure. Sand for circulars, free.
F. J. CHENEY 8c 00., Toledo, 0.
Sold by Drugglsta, 75c.
Hall's Family Pills are the, but.
W
li.l..ll.ll.llidll.ll.ll.l‘llitl’lblt
m
in cifcct June 11. .8”.
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK ml
NEW YORK.
A. [—12:531. 4:551, 5:45, dz“, cm.
7:13. 7:54;. 8:163. 9:031. 9:30, 0:“:
10:22:, 11:35:, 11:40.
P. M.—-12:4‘fx, 1:11, 2:283, 3:04.151:
4:07, 5:101, 5:381. 5:5“, 0:41, 1:“
3:11. 10:20. " YB
HONDA .
A. IL—lzzdsx, 6:451, 9:
P. M.-—3:2lx. 5:85. 7:30.
LEAVE
06.
0:83. 10:10
NEW' YORK FOR SOUTH
, NORWALK.
A. M.—lz:02x, 6:00. 0 00, 7:00, SIM
1 : 10:06
P. u.-12:oz:,~i:oa. 2:001. 3:01, 8:08:
0:00!
:03, 7:00 8:001... 9:80.
SUNDAYS.
A. Ida—12:02:, 6:00, 7:80. 10:08:.
P. M.-6:00. n ;
LEAVE 80 NORWALK ’0!
N HAVE .
A. Id.-1:llx. 1:30;. 6:28, 1:48, 3:41
P. u.—-12:ozx, 1:12. 3:07:.l|:18, 5:11
Bridgeport lira dltion to above. p
SUNDAYS.
A,I(.—-1:1n,1:20:, ms, ms.
351%; lidlivv‘lm 70 um
I.
'A. M235. 9:16, 10:03:.
P. his-1:20. 1:25. 5:10, can.
DANBURY To SOUTH NORWALI.
A. IL—tizoo. 7:26, 3:”, 11:84.
P. M.-4:20, 6:40.
Sunday train: to Danbnry, 0:10 a. in
Leave Dubai-y. 8:05 o. in
All X indicates express.
of game and fish. showing thc Gainc
hotel rates. names: of guides. kind of
some and portion who will furnish in-
formation. can be had upon applica~
tion to Alex. Thwentt. Eastern Paa—
acngcr Agent Southern Railway. L’ll .
liroadwuy. New York. 026 it
iiANBliRY'S NEW GUN CLUB.
’l‘he Pahquioque (tun Club has becn
rcrcntly‘omniltdiin Danbury. and in
I n fth.ilff t.tt.. h . . -—-
at: ..:.:. than: smut, South louili slung: Bani
a. m. to 12 m., and from 1 to 8 9. ll.
Saturday. 0 a. m. to 12 111., and on Ion
0pm daily, cxccpt mutiny, from :
lay evenings from 7 to I.
interest allowed on dcpoolu.
ALDEN SOLMANS. Prat.
JOHN H. mums. Vice-m1.
Oil). 1‘. annual; Soc. Ind Tun
compound of thirty prominent citizens.
Thc following ofllccrs have been chos-
en: President. Willis H. Austin; vii-c—
prcsldcnt. Constant VonGal; secretary
and treasurer. Wallace G. Olmstead:
captain. Dr. S. W. Chapman. The
.club has secured shooting grounds a.
the corner of North street and Second
avenue. and has purchased some val-
uable parapheuaila‘for practice and
competitive shooting.
AGAINST OPENING THE CHANNEL .
Chicago. October 26—Presldcnt laaar. :2
Taylor. of the special commission ap- ‘
painted by Governor Tanner to pass
upon the capacity and condition of the
Chicago drainage canal, declares that
tho body of which he. in the head will
building. and was of the opinion that
both wcrc matters to be seriously con-
.uidcrcd. llc paid tribute to Rev. (Y.
M. SI-llcck. Norwalk's historian. in
closing the sncaker touched upon Nor—
walk as a historical town.
A lcttcr from Congressman E. J. Hill
f‘ol. P. St. John Lockwoodf prcsl-
dcnt of thc socicty. prcaidcd at thc
meeting and at the opening made a
short address of welcome.
The audience was largo and appreci-
Thiu owning. In connection with the
pirlnrc cxbibu. there will bc a stare-l
uptlcon c-xhlbitlon in thc uppcr halig ~
if inlcrcrtlng Norwalk occurs.
of Mr. and Mrs. Lc llmnd IJK‘tF
‘. “ward Stuart has cuntribiitml I
. , cunt-twinks. 'i
lived Chlrhwll r t-xhilulx
m alrrct, South Norwalk.
3 wed hr Mrs. Stcphcn Stanley.
nary f‘lichraler has honed a ll
poytrnh of Judge Butler. pic-ll
ATTEMPT .i'l‘ Sl‘ll'lma.
.\n attcmpt at hillf‘lde by drowning
n the» Stamford canal. yesterday. was
plmtn- :fruntratcd by Arthur Dixon and Fred .
of tho old f‘liirbmlvvr lmu~c Yihucr. The would-be wield» is Mrn..'°ni' “a?" makers of Nutt- Pure J"
lllubci Hopkins. Why she wanted m;macn ngcr.
- of Mr. and Mrs. lxi’i i‘lark loud bcr lifain not known. unless it lsy
that the in demented and was not res-i
trample for her action. This
bought to he the. cue.
Wan read. exprt'aalng regret at hii iii-.j war. and according to a statement
ability to be present.
rcport against thc opening of the chan-
, no], and he adds that the Chicago riv-
5cr is inadequate to furnish the requir-
;cd amount of water with the velocity
2 of current fixed by the drainage board.
l lie predicts that tho count will not be
. opened in December under the per-
,misslon granted by the secretary of
Fby him at Peoria last night. thcre iii
Ia promise of a long conflict between
, the commission and the secretary truc«
, toes.
atim grcat interest being manifested
in thc historical picture cxhlblt.
l
TO WHOM l'l‘ MAY CONCERN.
We. the makers of Nutt'a Cough Syr-
,up, wish it distinctly under-food that
i we instruct all drugglctn and medicine
dealers to refund the money on Nutt'ii
, Cough Syrup if It falls to cure a cough
:or cold. Raymond Medicine (10., Boc-
iol
I fi
79".“ a W
igniting; '31. Dammit Iglob rclllcf In; lint trial.
no r an I: won t: m-
plcldly V4 {0% glad 9
mound Cucum- wbcncvcr the one
1' 9%“wd’” "unity
ml'.“a'nu"' 'n'iou"'-. Vim. oi chum? may...” " I23
all"
mom macaw...” an-
“! love ltv I'm-thiam- great 1‘“!
c w c r neocconct -
1 found endings-9% hell] you ch; in
cm Idol! only tom-
JJL Sui-m.
lion-a Am, Philadelphia, PA
CANDV
CATHAM’IC
calm PATIO”.
. nag... cm low cut. in
W
m r Pimples
Md
outlaw-rm;
Marlin.
lltll Billllltll
"mo
Royal Pearl. ;
mum: a ll musics
inflamed you have a rumbling Iotllld
or imperfect hearing. and when it is
entirely closed deafncss in the rennin
en out and this tube restored to ltl
troyed forever; nlnc cam out of ten
ing but an inflamed condition of the
We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case of Deafness (caused by ca-
turrh) that can not be cured by Hal“
,ciumd. mm M:
ll Int,
important trial at a commercial coco
A “ doctor of clcctricity on the Northwch "
torn Elevated Road. ’l'wcnty miles 0:
inch and a half cable on to be stroll
to convey the motive power to the
par of the new road becauuc of its
choinnm. Copper nun almost doub~
led in. price within at twelve mouth‘
while the "litter Inctcl has dropped
, c shade in the scale. l
James R. Chapman. the electrical
says: "After copper, aluminum in tho
but conductor among the cheaper
metals. An aluminum wire has the
additional advantage: of being lighter
to handle and of being non-corrosive."
According to Mr. Chapman a perfect
joint has been made possible by a cold-
er invented by a Chicago man.
W
To Caro emanation 70mm
film Cucuctc Goad commie. 100 «no.
If C. O. 0. fall to cure. mums refund money.
HAS BEEN MADE A CHEVALIER.
Paris. October ell-limo Journal Of-
llca says that Mr. Peartree, president
of the American Chamber of Com-
merce. has been made a chevaller 0d
the Legion of Honor in recognition of
his active participation in the nego-
tiations of the Franco-American com-
mercial treaty.
The "Flow Boy Prucncr." luv. .1.
Klrkman, Belle Rive. m, can, _“ ftcr
suffering from Bronchial or lung rou-
ble for ten years, i was cured by One
Minute Cough Cure. it is. all that is
claimed for it and more." It cum
coughl, coldl, grippc and all throat and
lung troublca. George C. Stilllon,
South Nomik; Ed. P. Wood, Norwulk.
A man would be much less afraid of
a woman if she did her scolding in
flat-heeled slippers.
1'0 Cure 5 Cook): In One Day
To Onion Cold in One Day
To Care Sore Throat. in One Day
To Cum Boom- in One Day
Take Cleveland’s Lung Healer, 25 cents.
if it fails to cure, we will cheerfully refund
your manor. (Trial BlZF' free.)
For sale at Plalated's Drug Store.
South Norwalk. and Edward P. Weed'c.
Norwalk.
Did you ever notice what a moral rc-
licf a man cxpcrlenccs when he. can by
book or crack lay the blame for his
wrong-doing on a woman?
ToOmnOoldanncDov.
Take Laxative Drama Quinlnc Tablets.
All drugglots refund the money if it
folio to cure. 25c. The qulnlno bu
L. B. Q. on each tablet.
Do not credit a woman with indulg-
e.
Mordfi
Bruins, tun. all
Pain. Sore Throat, ;
Sore VClicct, Bron-
}c‘mu some.»
_ against diphtheria and
' , in thcvpubliclvll lo.
bactcriolcglmwi
freedom from infection!
lore he is permittcil
the clty'c ; wt
which Dr. $33.; h
hoard. will‘lnbtnlt to
“.4.
' " ' . l school manasomm' this am
“hit"! ““81“ and = ‘ finds furor with c ,mafimrivmm
Colds 7 ‘ "Wm Il”<"‘"f’nlt:.a no“
of the Board; ii
000 a year. . Dr.
‘8:
ill
nun-n...
throat.
hats ?
u
l
”‘ THE IR
Cloak and Eur Slow. .
Big Variety
in newest styles of well-tailored
gm may
find” 1’ I
. l'. 0
tlzccongmitm
tltwtllcocti,
. is closely modelled on t c-plan in
eratiou in New York and Boston. a
proposer» to employ [by-idoli- tow -
. it the school- cvcry morning under ‘
amine pupils returning to their clau- '1 ’
on after an absence 0""fo (lava or
more, as well as those among the ru-
uiar attendants who exhibit any ten-
.,
MUM.
dim
‘,.ccch
.dency toward fever. or sorenes- of tho
Have you scan tho' new boaMhnped
We do not know which they
suggest moment-70.3mm ln‘a log or
n o m ‘ *
1»
From Makers To Wearers.
Sadics’ and Misses” Sachets,
AT MANUFACTURERS’ PB
Suds, Sell Cloth and
3m Capes.
ICES.
I. Wrubel 847cm,
‘68‘Washinuton street, South N orwallr.
mg in baby talk when nhc. says "cont—
ee." it is quite the correct term for
some of the small jackets.
Millions of dollars, in the value plac-
ed by Mrs. Mary Bird, Harri-burg, Pa.,
on the life of her child. which she
saved from croup by the Inc of One
Minute Cough Cure. It cums all coughs.
colds and throat and lung troubles.
George C. Stillcou. South Norwalk; E.
P. Weed, Norwallt.
The “seat of government" may not
be in the saddle during the next two
wceka. but it will be on wheels.
Old fashions in dress may be reviv-
ed, but no old-fashioned medicine can
replace Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy. For sale by
George C. Stliison, South Norwalk; E.
P. Weed, Norwnlk.
"Look there. momma." said small
While, no he. gazed at the dromedary
in Lincoln Park. “that must be the
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"mouthing from a needle to an anchor."
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1'0!th Nerves in One Week
To Purify the Blood in One We“
To Cure Constipation in One Week
To Cure Sick Headache in One Day
Talie‘Clcvclnud's Celery Com and Tea
25c. If it fails to cure, wc wil' cheerfully
refund yourmoncy. (Trial am: free.)
.For pale at Plain 'a Drug Store,
South Norwalt, and E ward P. Weed'n,
Norwalk. ~ . .
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“And do you always try to behave
like a gentleman?" asked the visitor.
"No. air." replied little Tommy. “l'rn
not old enough for that. but i always
behave like a gentlcboy."
Eat plenty, Kodol Dyspepsia Cure
will dlgeot what you eat. It cum all
forms of dyapepcla and Itomacli tron-
bloc. E. It. Gamble, Vernon. Texas,
says: "it relieved me from the start
and cured me. It to now in! Mint-
lng friend." George C. Stillm. South
Norwalk; Ed. P. Weed. Norwulk.
A acntlmcntal Bristol man calls his
sweethearts footfali a "miss-step."
MILLIONS orvan awn.
it is certainly gratifying to the pub-
lic to know of one concern in the land
who are not afraid to be generous to
the needy and coloring. The proprie-
tors of Dr. King'l New Discovery for
Concumptiou. Cough: and Colds. have
given away over ten million trial but-
tles of this great medicine; and have
the satisfaction of knowing it has ab‘
solutely cured thousands of h as:
cues. Asthma. Bronchitis. Hannah”-
and all diseases of the Throat, Chest
and hung: are surely cured by it. Call
on Frank H. Baxter, Drugglnt, and get
a free trial bottle. Regular size, 50c
and '1. Every bottle guaranteed. or
price refunded.
RED HOT FROM THE GUN
Won the ball that hit G. B. Stadium,
of Newark. Mich. in the Civil War. it
mused horrible Ulcen that no tract-
n‘icnt helped for 20 years. Then Buck-
lcu's Arnie: Salvo cured him. Cum
Cuts, Bruises, Burns. Felons,
Shin Eruptions. Bent Pile can on
earth. thou-box. Cur-emu“.
Sold by Frank H. mm. Dwain.
Autumn twilight: nich- us think
thoughts M we cm: W
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By the Looks of the Front of his.
Store, Theodore Has Been to Boston .
, Again-
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I have bought a large stock of
Shoes from Lvnn manufacturers at
one-half price, for July and August
sale and I think it is, the best lot of
goods ever oficrcd on this earth for
the money, and will overshadow any
sale I ever had, in quantity and
quality.
Theo. Olsen.
THE EVENING SENTINEL, \
IS THE BEST ADVERTISING
MEDIUM IN NORWALK
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