win R. airfietcr, D.
‘cetlnu, 9:80 a.
(11-. Sunday
. item (It morning
‘(I hrisitn‘na Joy and (he
. oaaakoz" (Ironing
”Throat Kings of Orient
. about at noon.
(in Muraonwr Ems.
Glut h Blunt Norwalk, John ..I
12 "up.
3 p (11.. Junior
Praying Band; 7 p.
y the. punter,
”(Tibia to Elijah.
y ‘cholr’. Monday
_ League: Tuesday
a exercises by the
3' Doing. prayer
I18 (I rtcrly conforcnc c.
(lifr (I'm torn u. (I. CHURCH
'p' " 10: (if. preaching:
(Iiiool: (i 30 pm
my r17:30 p.In..n mum
the late bishop. iii. M
DD, t tho A. M. ii}. (lhuI ch.
MORE ATIQNAL.
03w “14K CONGRI‘XlA-o
. t. Iliumliwshervlccs in tho moru~
' an usual.’1‘hc
led. by .Puofcasor
. , ew llaven. Christian
decor meéting at 5. 30 o'clock
‘ god he Glory of Christ. At the
. I aorvioe at 4. 30. Miss AgnI-"s
lejblin, violinist and Albert 'l‘ay
aeIlolst.’ of Bridgeport: will play.
W A L K CONGREGATIONAII
abllrchr—Spocial Christmas service
in morning at 10: 30. Pjeaching
e pautor‘ Special music MltS
90 ie Betta at the piano. l'lvcning
(vice at. 7130. The ninth in the
at Il’raotlcal Talks on l’ocu
.eXta. "Hands Off."
CONGREGA'i‘lON/il.
Wiman. pastor~
. service, 10: 30". Slill(lil\
0 p. m.: Young Pcoplcn‘
g. 5.3). at. Evening Eif‘l‘VlHI
Christmas morning cmly 5
Sunday school fas-
ixl'i'Al Christmas day, 7. 30 p. In.
BAPTIST.
SOUTH NORWALK BAPTIST Rcv
- Hubbard minister. —PI"a\Ir
eating. 10 a m.;_ punk-blur iii: {III
.' 0,; I-Snnday school. 12m. Y. ins "
(3.10.. G n. th. Topic. 'l‘lII-I Glory of
Christ. John I lit .lIIudcr. Miss
. Hattie Coporwclth Christmas Incci
lug. Preachinafl In ill. AllarI- \\'I"i
oine Seats frco.
NORWALK BAPTIST III-tum ii. lic-
" Talmadgc Van [hm-n pnsIIII
which at 10: 30 a. m. and I "30 II. III.
(ally School. ‘12 m. B Y. P.
rioting, 6: 30 tun. Thursday IIiIIil t
ting, 7: 4I coinck.
A’ (Y BAPTIST (.‘ilLIiiiIll II".
It‘ith‘: MalhIstl‘éctWSundav school,
'30 p. m: Christian Elltll‘itOl' I231.)
" mi; preaching (II' IIIII, lioIIkn"
eats free. Como. (Inc. who all.
j EPISCOPAL.
Ni'l‘Y EPISCOPM. (‘lil lii‘ii.
1101‘ of West Sircct and I-‘IIII-III-za
nue, Rev. Rllillllcy lI‘. iimplnus,
. ector.——Sundny (wound ii: if) a. ill‘.
3 morning prayer and HPl‘nllll. II n
.m.; preachingfl 7:30 p In. ‘I‘h. (III
7' tor will omciatc.
Alfi'VENT.
. Alfii'”NT CilitlS'llANI‘ III II H Ian I
’ Norwalk. .i. \i. D.Iivi~ [MEIUI
Pm-mhing. 10:30 a. m. Subjcrt.
“Wrestling with an AIIgIl‘. SInduy
'schooi.12 ill.‘ Loyal W"IIIi. cls llll"I‘l~
" - log 5: 4I p. In at which (he |lil>lill'
' will give an lllustmtcd talk. livn...
(sermon at 7 ('I"‘.(l(l(k SlIintIIt. ”‘iiIc
Origin of Christmas and tho Nillilll)
(If Jesus."
GERMAN LUTHERAN. _
_. T. PETERS GERMAN (‘ill acu. Ila
.liam Schmidt pastor- ~Sll\""ltl“l (In
Clnlstmaa (lay. ('l‘ucsdayi III 10 :I. In.
preaching. 'I‘ p. m. ('lIIistmns llIC
sand exercises. 'lhc pruginmmc will
be found in Monday 9 cdltion
‘ ' GERMAN EVANGELICAL.
GERMAN laVANMCl H Al. ( Hi lt( II
Charles A ilIockmcicr pastor -""—-SII
Ivlcen (Ivory Sunday ni‘iclnoon ill 2
‘"0('lock. in tho Swedish ( ‘nngrcautlon-
f til Church. 'lllc itcv. John I. iIIIII<i
,wll preach ncxi Sunday.
. 7 STIAN SCIENCE SERVICE.
Gigglgll‘lAN SCllIJNi‘lll snuvu" u
8 p. In. 100 East avouuc. Mrs. A.
RA. Moody. First Reader. All are
'l
' sALVA‘rIoa ARMY
.BAUVATION ARMY—era C I. II. SlI‘ it
vice. at il a. m and 'l and II II III
.-.—~Good Miami Candy. ll lba.:1:'.c. at
“on; phi-walk '
11W llI.. at
and Inc.
m
" EOTION anaemia KILLED
trick Gill of Stratfmd. forty your
ld.‘ foromau of a rathoud act-t on mung.
mu titruck and instantly klilod youtcr
‘y * attornooa by (I wont- bound ex preIIs.
adoldenbihapponml a short dla
‘ (mat of- Ithe Naunatuck junction
:Wliich place tho auction gang “HS
"rltiat. (Jill's relatives in Sintnfmd
I" been notified lull up to a late
ill“ lint night they had not beco
WI! tmm‘. (llii'II head was apllt al
~ t equally In halvvn. A wifc and
VIII children aurvlw- tho (load man.
Ml candle» for hoildayu
Mmmic prlcon. Bchmoden. 8. Main
”fir-“.0“ ‘—
”no iihlity Silk limbrcllan. Tho
m2“ Pan. J. Spencer it (7.0
..... om-..—
.. h the' ducrtlonu of Congrcnn
My .1. Hilly "(tho auntcnco of six
‘ lcnivhu orition. San Francis-
n Privatc .iohu F. (Tar
t Ilritlgcport. who wan
' 0min: frcquontly In
conduct uabccomina
god and ‘arroll no-
al :.thla houovcr. docs
, til (animation from (”R
’i difirhiirgci Carrolla prov-
‘Ii' wan (good.
to Suit Coach.
”:31 linen. (nun
inch. 05. Common
“Shall Come a Star.
l I t "(loan 0d
Aatltcm~1nd There ware Shepherd’s,
Johnston
Oli'eruiryw'i‘enor solo .
L. H. Schmidt";
Soprano». Mrs. fiMarslI. Mini. 1;.
H Scoileld. liira. D. S. .,Hull Mrs. 19.
(on. MM Gould
Emma Johnaon; basa, minister Hono-
"dict. Herbert June; tenors. L. H. 8ch
hold 1) S Hana; organist. Miss NclI
he M. Dishrow: director'D." S. Hall.
. ."M‘"? I . 1.
Grace Church. .
'l‘hc Christmas music at Grace.
Clnnch will ho redacted Christiana
rooming at. 10:30 in Connection with
Holy Communion. 'l‘lIeI-(I Will also be
Holy Communion at 8 a. m. The once
ial music will inclndc the following:
Propositional "i-larki tho Harald An-
gela Slag.“ Mendelssohn; anthom.
"Conic. all Y(‘ (faithful. " Novello-Rcad-
lag", hymn. “it Catno Uponthc Mid-
night Clear, “Willis: hymn. “Hark!
What Moan Those Holy Voices." Gecr;
Communion hymn. "Draw Nigh.”
in own. (occasional. “0. Little Town of
Bothlohcm,’ liarnby. in udditon
Ihc (‘hI human program on tho Sunday
ai‘IIII Christmas will lIo thc hymn.
‘Whllc Shcphcrda Watched" Gabriel.
and in the (evening the anthem. “Calm
on the Listening Ear of Night." Park»
I ; hymn. “Angels From tho Realms of
Glory." Smart. and th(I anthem, “Thor-(I
Harris. The pro.
gram was arranged by Cholrmuutcr A.
M. Mnnuilcld. Mina Mai Adamo la or~
gnniut.
St. Paul's Episcopal.
At St. Paul a Church ChIlstmaa
morning at 10: 30 o'clock. them will
bc an claboratc musical programme
undI-r the direction of Cholrmaster H.
K. Poolcy. Edward J. Simms in or
ganist. Among the anthems to bc
sung arc liarnby‘a Glory to God:
Stuart's Angel Gabriel. whlkI thc othcr
musical part0 arc by Staiucr.
chIalonal is by Iiicndolnsohn.
St. Mary’s Church.
The Christmas music at St. Mary‘ (I
( hurch will be of tho usual high ()1 III-I
Organist Hands has prepared an at.
tractivc programme of Anthems and
solo selections. which will be rendered
at the 10:30 mast-I. Christmas morning.
'l‘hc usual collcctlon will be taken.
stiff bosom shirts.
(‘omuiock Bros.
._ Fancy
$l..'Ill.
980 it)
—-~’l‘hc children‘s candy is at iIIInc'"
ON BUSlNESS BASIS.
State Money in Compensation for Ser-
vice. Not a Gratuity.
'i‘hc Grand Forks (N. l).I lit-raid
calls attention to (1 fact that. in very
gcncrally o\‘(-I"iookcd——tlle help nowa-
p.IpIII~s (Ixtcnd to communitlos at larac.
it says that the stoic of North llukotn.
for inaluncc. owns a tremendous dcbt
in Ha lli‘\\'Hl)i\|ii‘i‘S. a dcht grcntcr than
It is Iiitcly to pay. Although the state
is not IIIIIIscly populaicd. (hurc ar(I
aomc L'llll ncwapapcrs pubiluhcd within
its bordcrs. 'l‘iIcI' hurtI ulvcn much
"and :I-Ik illllc in rciurn. ’l‘lIIIy havc.
says 'l‘hc Hcruld. permitlcd (In lmprcs-
sion to (Ixist lhai whcn thcy havc
asltcd rcuannulllc compvnaatlon for a
portion of limb" sorriccs tlIIIy \vvrc
:l‘illillll l‘IIr uncarncd ~aratuitics. 'l‘hIIy
haw advanced tiltI welfare of tilt-I
Isiah in (Ivory way possiblc. but how
failed to (how ordinary llllSllll‘r-lS IIIIINI
in mattcra which conccrn their own
financial intcrcsta. This condition
should iIII chungcd. and (horn .«ccm.a
to no u disposition on (no part of tho
IIII-Inbcrx of thc prcsa iraicruity in
chunac it. Somc icginlatlon in too
intcrcut of tho prcss will probably iIc
uskcd {III at ilIII approaching 50 scion of
thc siaic lo... v.lslntnrc and it should IIII
distinc'li) (Indelslood at lilt‘ i)lll"~I"l
that tho ncwnpnper men. it thcy go ll".~
for thc icglsiaiurc at all. do up not
as puupcrs or as dcmlbcalu. but as
l]l("l'llll("l'I~' (If a profession which has
Ilouc morc for tho udvanccmcnt In
tho bust intcrcsts (If Ihc utatc than any
othcr. and which haa boon tilt-I moat
poorly paid for what it has donc.
.. Silk in box
50c to Si
Suspcndcra. (Inc pr.
"’ Sclioclt‘s.
(4-)
»- Holly and illlsiicloc at il.Ini(II"(l'.~I
FATAL GRIP lN RUSSIA.
H'l‘. l’li’l‘lCRSllllllii, lIcIIcIan-I" 22~
’i‘hc inllncnzn cpidcmic hcrc in no :II-
row that thc mortality rciurnp for the
lust. wcck harp bccn tiIII hiahcai for a
dccudc. ”l‘hc dlacasc has Inn-pt th-
whoiII cit)"
A IncI-ting IIf phyuiclIInI-I wan amn-
Inoncd to discuss rcmcdlca. but acarcc-
ly halt a dozcn ("canondcd to thc cull.
liII- li‘Hl. bcing (Ivcrw'orkcd. or (hold
whoa \""lI tlIIIa 0|“ thc malady. ’l‘lIII
ucathcr ll-l couduclvc to thc aprcnd of
thc IllaorIlcr. iIIIlnI; changcablc. with
snow and plush oitcrnutlng.
4..-.
A chancc with (srcry Zinc purchasc.
$25.00 Mcrry (lo ltound for a XmIII-I
pI-(IIIIIIII to thc iIolIch" of thc lucky t‘i)ll~
pon. M. S. Sm'Ih (ii, Co.
HER PROPELLER GONE.
(‘JlWilGNS'l‘OWN lloccmbor 22—~'l‘bc
llritiuh I-Itcnmcr Haddon Hall. Capialn
Peterson. was towcd into
harbor thih morning with bar
propeller gone. by the British atcamur
Springfield (Springweli’il. The llatl-
don llali aallcd from Swanaaa for Bill'
tlmorc. Novcmbci 28. and had boon to
low of tho Springfield (Sprlnawcll‘ii
llrcmcn. aincc llccember 1.6.
Main St.
novaarisao Lemons.
InIz uncalled for at the following pout-
22.1900:
MrII. Albert Ayorn.
Louis nonazctta.
MI". llnnloy.
Patrick Hoyt.
C. W. Kendrick.
Mra. ilillon Knapp.
Fred Paalnen.
John it- Vaa'izaanol
Mrs. Add Williams. _
A. A Wimp . .
8 L’ u. no
“at“ 1
Aiken. Mica Giana".fl VaIJalJI‘orchuh
Gilli ”III;
to
The rc-
the
which was hound from Galveston for
r—«Rpeclal for Chrlatmaa! Auo‘d. Choc.
llonbona. 300 nor lb.. at Smith'n. {iii
Following is a lint of lottcra rcmaln ‘
offices for thc wcok coding December
. Qatar II Cure.
Tho rd " arkablc‘ "(lacuna and popular-
ity of (if, Icw (Intarrh cure. BtuJuI-to
(Iatarrh biota. in largely because it
not only cmcs cainrrh, but because on
t‘arrh ouftcrers who use those tabletn
know what they are taking into their
systems; no secret is mode of what
they (“Obtain They are camposed of
ilydraetin, blood root. gualucoi and rod
um, are pleasant to the taste. and no.
lag dluaolved In the month they take
immediate effect upon the mucous lin
int: of the throat. nasal 9118511889 and
tho whole respiratory tract
The cares that Btudrt'a Catnrrh 'l‘ab
lets have accompilahod in old chronic
cases are little short of remarkable
and the: advantage of knowing Just
what you are taking into your system
is of paramount importance when it
is remembered that the cocaine or mor-
phine habit has bccn frequently con
tractod an the result of using socrct
catarrh remedies. as so many of them
are well known to contain these injur-
ious drugs.
Stuart'u Catnrrh Tablets meet with
the approval and cordial anpport of
physicians, because their anteseptic
for tho noncrai public to use and their
compI‘Ia‘itlon mutton thcm a common
acnac cure for all forms of catarrhai
trouble.
With nearly all advertised catarrh
cures it is a matter of guess work as
to what you are taking into the atom-
ach. as the proprietors. while making
all sorts of claims as to what thou"
medicines will do. are very careful to
kecp it a close secret as to what they
rcully contain.
This is one reason why Stuart's Ca-
tarrh Tablets have. been so widely roc-
ommonded. because they areI not only
pleasant and convenient to take. but
the patient, also known he is not put
ting into his stomach anything (If an
injurious chm actor.
’l‘hoso tablcis (no acid by druggiuta
(Ivcrywherc in the United States and
Canada. at 50 cents for complete trom-
mcnt and probably there is no lIctIcr
rcmody (Ivor deviscd for the. norm.»
ncut ("arc of caiarrh. whether locatI-d
in the head. tin-oat, bronchial tubes or
in the stomach. (1202':
INDUCED HER TO SIGN.
Mra. Mitchell Brings Suit
Thomas A .Haydun.
Mrs. Eliza J. Mitchell. of Now York.
who is eighty years old and very
fccblc from sciatic rheumatism, canIc
bol’orc .iuIlgII John M. Thiiyl‘l‘. in tlII
civil Supcrlor Court. thia morning.
through her attorney. (3. D. Burncs. of
Grccnwich and askcd that a certain
(iocd bc not naidc.
’i‘hc (let’cnduut is Thomas A. lluy»
(it‘ll. also of Now York. and hc praI-It
I-:Ill_\" admlta IiIc I-burgcs madc (walnut
him by his refusal to npponr and do
fund the suit.
Mrs". MitclIIIil says that wbiitI s-lIII
was mirroring from rhcnmatism. and
lIIII" nII-ntulity impairI-Il by tho agony
tiIII dcfcndunt iIIdIIcIIti hot" by fraud
and tnisrcproscniulion to slap .1 (lord
which irnnsfcrrcIi to tho dcfondant thc
[co in a farm of scvcntccn III"I"II.. (If
land. with buildings thoroon. situatcd
in tho town (If Daricn. "
Mrs. Iilltchcll cmnc into Innrt ihir
morning and askcd to huvc tho dccd
sci. asidc and an injunction grantcd III
("cairaio Haydon from selling or (III
posing of thc propci'ty in any Ivaj"
.iuduc 'l‘hnyor (lid not grant ihc mrr
lion. bctausI- of somc dcllcicncy in tip-
coqululnI, but hc intimated Ihut jud .v
nu-nt in" (it-fault might. bc :Iliowcd If
tlIc propcr chaugcs wcrc made, and no-
on llIII dcfcndnnl's failurc III appcar
ultcr having iIcIIn duly notificd.
II‘IclIlcntal to (ho ("Itac it was shown
how tlIII (Ivoragc country justicc of thII
IH‘HH’ will pcrvcri the law, it” by :.II
doing lIII tlIlnkS lIII ("an h'l'IYI‘ (prcn-zc
to his tIIwu.
'l'hc farm in liaricn is (IwIIIIIl in part
by Mrs. Mitt-hull and hcr son. she
holding his Shilli‘ in trust for his band
iii. l'p tII thrcc ycaru nap it was in
charm of William S. i’rcslon.
in 18:17. i-‘rcaton Inovcd out and took
with him tlII- furniture and (Ithcr fir
inns. Mrs. Mitchrll had him nrrcutcd
for tin-fl. ()n lIcr way up in appcur
again“ him who was informcd that tho
ilailtn authoritlcu would throw ihc
cuzc out. lli‘i‘llIlHC if l’rcston was ("on
\"II-tIId his family would lIII thrown up
”HI town for support.
\thn lhc trial cnuIc or? l'rcston‘n
wift- mvorc that iilra. hiltchcll bud I'i"."»
(In ilIII lnrnltnrc to hot" husband. Mrs.
iliiichcll Ilcnlcd it. but tho juaiicc (it;
churgcd thI-I accuacd.
’I‘wo rears ni‘tcr Preston instliutcd
suit against Mi‘H. Mitchcli. claiming
$11000 dumagcu for alleged fulac lIII-
prluonmcnl. 'l‘hat action is still petiti-
inx in tho civil common pleas court.
About thc IinIc thin action was
brought. MI". llaydcn. who had bccn
doing chuidcrablo bualnoaa for Mrs.
Mitchell. because of hot" inability to an
out, I"(.Iprcacutcd to her that. it would
bc il good thing for her to tranafcr th"
propcrly to n dislntorcutcd party. ha-
cauI-‘(I of l’ronlon‘s action aaalnat hcr.
Mr. Harden urncd that Preston
would put. a lion on thcI propcrty and
hold it. lllllCi‘ifl tho. trout-(fur was made
iiIIlylnI: on thin utatcmcnt. .‘llru. Mitch-
cll put. the propcrty in Huydcn's namtI
with tho llllilf‘l‘i-llfllliilnlz that lI(I convoy
it back to her at. (my tlmc whcn alu-
wnntod it.
Shortly alter tho tranufcr was mndo
Mrn. Mitcbcll lIIarncd that Haydon
had misrepresented thinua to hcr and
wan irylmr tcd Inposo of thc proporty.
She thcn had this suit instituted.
. No one can reasonably hope for good
hcalth unlcna hla botanic move oncn
(Inch day. When thin’ in not attended
to (llordora of the stomach (Irina. bll
loudness. hcadacho. dycpo 01a and
piled soon follow. if you win to avoid
thoao ailments kccp your bowclo rcgu
lar by taking (‘humbcrlaine Stomach
and Liver Tablctr. when rcqulrcd.
'l‘hcy am no (may to tako and mild and
vontlc in (Ilfcci. l-‘or Imic. by (I. (3.
Stillson. South Norwalk: 1 1’. Wood.
Norwalk.
Against
I‘lr. Conan Doyle Wan horn in Edin-
burgh. Scotland. Ilia narcnm worc (If
irish dcarcat. and his tumor was quI
of four brothcra. (Inch of whom diatla
milked himself. .
Dchtt'II Little lliat'l! mam are the
and n (It (Ivor art a.
amza'iwm it
character renders thcm perfectly safc'
boat livcr plilII (Ivar made. flu
in . (MO Still ablf .
NEW HAVEN
calamari of the Commcrc III Roomd for
tho current week makes the following
showluz: ‘ '
Sales. Mortgages.
New Haven.
Went Haven.
Hartford.
Bridgeport,
Bridgeport.
Waterbury.
Meriden,
New Britain.
Norwich,
New London.
Middletown.
Norwnik,
Dunbar)".
Totals. 8
The transactions of the New Haven.
Hartford and Springfield Clearing
House for last week were (III followa:
New Haven. $1,563,868
Hartford. 2.315.000
Springfield, 1.170.244
New Haven ("910th a decrease com-
pared with the same week of last year
of 1.1 per cunt. and a decrease from tho
("orIcapondlng week of 1898 of 15.9 per
cent. Hartford decreases 22.4 per cant.
as compared with the provioua your and
decreased 7.9 per cent. from 1898.
Springfield decreased 19.4 per cent.
from 1899.
“0-...
A SENSIBLE MAN
Would use Kemp's Balsam for the
Throat and Lunga. it is caring more
Coughs. Colds, Asthma, Bronchitia
Group. and all Throat and Lung Trou~
bios, than any other medicine. The
proprietor has authorized any druggist
to give you a Sample Bottle Free to
convince you of the merit of this great
remedy. Price 25c and 500.
Miss Truct~—Oh it makes my heart
ache to see a man like you sitting out-
side of a saloon.
Rummy Robinson—Well. mum. if yer
gives mo a nickel I will all insldc.~
Chicago New.
DeWitt‘s Witch Hazel Salvo will
quickly heal the worst burns and
(colds, and not leave a scar. it can be
applied to cats and raw surfaces. with
prompt. and soothing effect. Use it for
piles and skin diseases. Beware of
worthless connicrfcita. G. C. Stillson.
South Norwalk: E. P. Weed. Norwaik.
“Singles is a lucky man; his time
goes right on whethcr he is waiting or
niceping. sick or wcll.
"What in iiinglca‘ business?"
"\\"11t(‘lllll£ik0l‘."--00|llll'llllls
State Journal. .....-.II‘I(.
Roth makers and circulators of man
torfcita commit. fraud. Honest Inca
will not dcceire you into buying worth-
lcsu counicrfcitu, of Dchtt‘s Witch
llazcl Salve. 'l'hc original is infallible
for curing pllca, (sorts. cczcma and all
skin dlscnacs. C Stiiiuon South
Notwalk; E. P. (Wood Norualk.
Notlcc is scrwd on tho woman that
no wruppcr (Ivor looks as if it had iIIIIIn
built according to thII plans and speci-
fications in the. fashion hook.
I ()lIIoI
JELLO. THE NEW DESSERT.
plouscs all ihc family. Four flavors
Lemon. ()rangc. Raspberry and Straw
berry. At your grooers. Try it to
day.
.I-ia(k—— Vihat rcauon have you for
wanting to marry Misc Willing?
“Tour—l lovc hcr.
.laclv—l’ahawi That's no rcason:
that’s an (IchIsc.——Clii(-.aI-Zo Ncws.
Many pcoplc worry because they be
llcvo thoy‘havc heart disease. The
chances are that their hearts are all
right. but their stomachs are unnbltI
tO‘dlgcst food. Kodol Dyspcpsla Cure
digests what you cat. and prcvcnts
the formation of gas, which makes the
stomach press against the hcart. it
will cure cvery form of indigestion. (I
(7. Stilison. South Norwalk: E. P
Weed. Norwalk.
“What tcn books would you takc II
you bravo punk thc rout of your life (III
a donor inland?"
”Oh. i wouldn't take books at all; N
take ”(lugs to eat "—vindinnapollu Jour~
nul.
You can't ailord to rink your life by
allowing a cough or a cold to develop
into pneumonia or consumption. One
minute Cough Cure will cure throat
and lung troubles quicker than any
other preparation known. Many doc-
tors one it as a specific for arippe. it
iii an 'infalllblc rcmcdy for croup.
Children like it. and mothers endorse
it. G. C. Stillson. Sonia Norwalk; 1‘}.
P. Wood. Norwnlkfl
A (:lcvcr drcuamukcr la oIIc who can
givc II young girl (Ionic nlIapc. and tako
army from a woman tlIc Blliipo that
uhc has.
_....
if you have ovcr soon a child in the
agony of croup. you can realize how
Irratcinl mothcra are for ()IIc Minnie
Couch Caro, which glvca rclloi’ an noon
on it In ndmluiatcrod. it quickly
cums all throat and lung troubles. G
C. Stillson. South Norwaik; E.
Wood. Norwnlk.
You rccomIncnIlIId many a man to
your neighbor. whom you would not
trot-It yourself. .
it you would have an appetite like a
bear. and a rcllI-IlI for your meals. tako
Chamberlain's Stomach and lecr 'l‘nh- .
iota. 'l‘hcy correct disorders of tho
stomach. and regulate tho liver and
bowls. Prlcc. 2r. ccnm. Sampled
frcc. at (l. C. Stillnon‘a. South Nor-
walk; E. P. Wood. Norwalk.
No mattcr what a man docs conic
womcn can prove (it in a sign of guilty
conscience.
”Maury
ONLY CURE FOR OYBPEPBIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush. of New Castle.
Duh. says: “1 national for years with
dyspepsia. lined to have great Illa
(runs and belching i tried overythiau
I (mild hour of, but nothing helped mo
till i took maxillary Balm. and one 50
cent hottlc cured ma complotcly."
For sale by R. ll. Pluluted and if H.
Hunter.
it at; 1:0 22%;”: thing In the world to
o“ (I 2w I I (3qu
0th ll iv .Wiult -
mzflbnr 7 22m'l‘hu. V
"“3223 <
5195.845 3
The highest waxasto woman teach-
out are paid in California. and toe
District of Columbia. on average or
$04 a month.
8100 REWARD. 3100.
The random at this paper Will be
pleased to lehm that: there in at least
one dreaded discnae that. science has
been able to cure in all its (stages. and
that Is Catarrh Hall's 00th Care
is the only positive curb now known
to the medical fraternity. Cathrrh be.
ing a constitutional (linens. re ulres n >
constitutional treatment. Hal' 9 Ca
taIrh Caro la takon internallrl noting
directly upon thé blood and mucous
surfaces of the (yum, tbareby de-
atroylnz the foundation of the distance,
and giving the patlcnt Itreasth, by
building up the conatltulon. and “HE‘S..-
Ing nature in doing its work. The pro
prletoro have so much faith in its cur-
atlvo powera. that they offer One Hun
drtId Dollars for any case that it tale
to cure. Send for list of teatimonials.
Addmns
F. J. CHENEY & 00.. Taiedo, 0.
Sold by drngglsts, 760.
llall'a lI‘aInllvallla arc the boat.
Thorc are 16.738302 children and
young men and women being educated
in the schools and ‘coliegos of the
Unltcd Slatcs~l.503,92l in private III-
stituilona.
Among the tens of thonaanda who
have uscd Chamberlain‘s Cough Rem
(Idy. for colds and la grippc. during the
past (‘ch yours. to our knowledge. not
a sinalc case has resulted in pneumon-
ia. 'l‘hon. Whitiiold 8:. (30., 240 Wabash
aronuc, Chicago. one of the most prom-
incnt rotall druggiuta in that city. in
spcakinu of this. says: “We rccom-
mood Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
for in grippo. in many cases. as it not
only gives prompt and complete recov-
ery. but also counteracts any tendency
of la grippe to result in pneumonia."
For sale by (l. C. Stillson. South Nor-
walk; E. P. Wood. Norwalk. ’
in 1899 the people. of the United
States spent ”97.281003 to educate
thclr children. which is 82.67 per cap-
ltn of population and $3.20 per capita
of children of the school age.
SAVED A BOY'O LIFE.
Mrs. Captain H. Hubbard. oi! Mll-
ford. Del.. says: "Brazilian Balm sav-
ed my boy 5 life. He began just like
the one we lost with croup. We gave
him a low doses. He quickly dropped
to sleep. and was all right lathe morn-
inn "
For sale by R. H. Pinisted and F. H.
Baxter.
Tthe are 224. I27 schoolhouses. dor-
uIitoIch-I and Mimi" buildings in tho
l'nitcd States devoted to education,
and they are valued at. 8524389255.
There are 415.660 tIIachcrs—l3l.7il:i
mcn and 283.867 women.
THE BEST PLASTER.
A piece of flannel dampened with
Chamberlain's Pain Balm, and bound
to the affected parts. is superior to any
plaster. When troubled with lime
back. or pains in the side or chest.
give it a trial. and you are certain to
he more than pleased with the prompt
relief. which it aflords. Pain Balm al-
80 cures rheumatism. One application
gives relief. For sale by G. 0. Still-
hOllli‘SOIlth Norwalk; E. P. Weed. NorI
wn .
Sarah Bernhardt. who is . titty-six
years old. and still young-looking. says
that nothing axon a person so much an
balm: lonesome. Hor religion is to
avoid being lonesome.
HOW TO CURE GROUP.
Mr R. Gray. who lives near Amenln.
Duchess county. N. Y.. says: “Chum
III-rlnln‘s Cough Remedy la the beat
Incdlclno l have ever used. it is a lion
children's romedy tor croup. and navar
falls to care." When given as soon on
P. the child becomes hoarse. or even after
the croupy cough has developed. it will
provcnt tho attack. This ahould ba
home In mind. and a bottle of tho
Cough Remedy kept at hand. ready for
Instant use. as soon as thoae symptoms
appear. For (Into by G. (I. Still-(III.
South Norwalk: E. P. Weed. Norwallt.
Do men think as much of their stora-
acha an claimed. 'l‘hcy seldom wclI
come gnmlla. though they know they
will be better ted when there Is com.
pany.
WHAT GHALLJNE HAVE FOR DESI
IERTI
This question arisen in the family
every day. an answer it today.
Try Joli-.0 II litilonu and healthful
dessert. Prepared in two minum.
No boiling! no biking! add boiling
water and not to cool. . Flavor-,0: bem-
on. Orange. Raspberry and smoker-
ry. At your norm. 1
“An education in the cutout invest-
ment. pays the hlfihmt total-(m. in
most readily 03(0th vn *
clutch in value."
anti-limit
" I i" f rt. .
There' Is nothing more appropriatc and c in
W (I desire you to see our line.
Some are elaborately attractive. others alumnae on
count of their simplicity Prices of all attractive. ’ 7‘
Men’s Turn Sole Scal Opera—Milo. sole. is spit Swill
Black or (an——
32.00.
Nuilifyers, in black or tam—it's warmw-comfor ‘ but;
$1 50—32 00 - ‘
Men’ 3 Opera and Everett Cut Slipper—«made wall,_
jovcl they are stylish too;
. 5 0c to $1.50. , _
Boy's and Youth‘s Dongolas, in black or too?" -
90c and $1 00.
Ladics’ Felt Slippers-afar trimmed in high or low cut-5‘
llllll solo red. black and brown-- L
$1. 00 and $1 25.
Children’s and Misses’ Warm Lined Slipper. L«in all
styles good qualities.
I
bio.
I
I'l'l'l'l'l'l'l'l'l‘ln
Coming
nuancunnuuvu
Inm'flSMIII'IUI'I'
is much more eniovahie it one is sure
The
first thing to make it is a Reliable
that the dinner will be good.
Grocery. Everything‘ we keep is
iresh. clean and wholesome.
Central FoodCo.
Corner Railroad Place
and Washington Street
THE FKIR CLORK STORE.
Our Xmas Gift
to the Ladies
is In the form of a special discount of ten per cent. until
januarv 1. 19m. The usual pricc is plainly marked, and .
this is one-third of the actual value of the garment.
'i'iIc prices quoted bclow arc rcgular——it's 10 per cent.
oil remember.
Suits, $6.98 to $15.00. Children’ s Garments. $1.98 to
Jackets, $2.98 to $12. 50 $7. 49
Waists, $1. 49 to $6. 50. Fun, $2.25 and up.
Goslf Capes. $2. 79 to Petticoats. 79c. to $2. so.
7 5°-
Special nitration to our Silk \Vaists-——tb(‘y cannot be" ‘
("XIcllcd ()uI own malt-c. juat as we made for Jonnasson,“
.\cw York.
Suits. Jackets. Skirts Inadc to order.
OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL AFTER CHRISTMAS.
LEISERSON BROS.
68 WASHINGTON 8T9
SOUTH NORWALK.”
plane you. Leave as your ordor and m
at comfort when winter coma.
JOHN H FERRl
Norwalk Chronicler