1111. and is 1.11111
d in Glonbrook.
11' oath; aim want
when: be secured em-
11111119.. Lust Snturdm
11111111111. works of the
ter Company own
Broom in Falriiold.
romitib'ol‘ Work. com»
day... .Whll 1i'oturn‘lnr4 . V
évlsltetl chael Ill-i
111161 the simply north «.1'
. lie 'of the Consolidated rall-
,_ A; , Dillon that be war go
' the Mbhican Spriuu'
_ 1 he could stay all
Tll'lm a owed his visitor to
composed 01 stone;
tthatohed' with grass
Nth 11.11.1111 piece 111‘
tithe serves for a. door and an
ltd .Tak‘dts. OnoIliunk' scarce
6.0 wide. is all the sleeping ac.
possessed by Dillon.
"odd dolls about Fairficld.
replace is located within to:\
suddenly he fell over on 1.1.1 std:
ll expired almost immediately 0‘!-
. Was hntlly-1rlghtoucd. but placed
to body on the bunk and started for
ridgeport.‘ He informed Superintend-
" 1 the facts in thc
‘ (1 k vice 'l‘hb" 111111111111
endear. told kDillon that thoc case Was
{'0 Falrfl'eld authorities to deal
, and referred him to Medical 111'
titular. Donaldson
. Donaldson and
examiner visited tbn
hunt}? and After viewing the remains
two orders for lhell removal to lllsh
's morgue. A paper found on
mith‘s person revealed his ldenllt
'hd his family in Glenhrook was 11ml
, ed by Coroner Doteu. Last ovouin;r
a‘ reply stated that the undertaker and
.9. friend of Smith's would arrive on the
' train.
PT. 11.0dffnely, who resides in the
‘house with Smiths family. and
flanker, James P. Sullivan 11.“
mm ,ivcil lust eveniny. mnl
ilbn‘ti‘lled the1 dead man. They made
arrangements of tho temovnl of the
body, and the remains will he soul to
Stamford on 1110.10.08 train this morn
1113.013 Donaldson gave a certificate
of- death due to heart disease
”fin—,9...“
seatrlous NEWSPAPERS.
M
Circulated tn Canton; Advising Na
lives to Rise’ Against Foreigners.
TACOMA Wash. .ia11uar\'7~~'l‘ht
steamship Tacoma lulngs news hum
Hang Kong that the American consul
at Canton has requhed the 1110101: «.1'
KWaug Tung to supplant: scrotal or
' 1110.08 native new sunpors “liltll new
tag circulated throughout (‘nuton
agvlsing the natives to rise aaainut
lg‘n'ers. Some objection was made
the; cotton! that plotcstcd. llo
ted to the coast dci‘onsn vcsul
nterey. lying in thc bn1bor as n11-
8111111111111 his wishes must he respm 1
ed The vicerov then new ordms to
' ppi‘e‘ss the papers and arrest 11311
9 found selling them.
be present Hallmls situation in an
n is regarded as; due largely to the
influence or those papers. I111 01'.
where there is a strong undo: nnrcnt
of hatred to foreigners.
1"”
1
DEATH IN A LODGING HOUSE.
Kaoutthorth, who Reported the
Frincoius'slan War.
NEW YOR15 January TrwAlvln l1.
SoutItW'orth. 54 years old. 11 newspaper
rréaponglent, was found dead in a
1111! I18 house In this city, today. tie
it been drinking heavily of lutc.11ud
Mil death in Attributed to alcoholism
southworth wail born in Lockwood N.
it is sold he won a correspondent
for the New 111m.- Hernld during the
non-Prussian war. and that he was
,t riodllly torfins with Prince Bismarck.
mm W am 12 received a number of
11.1.1.
”4.
Abbospriou or CIGAR CONCE'RN.
2' at noon January 7le1en 111.11
at the proposed absorption or
11.8mltll & Company. the cigar
uiooturers. by the American To-
‘Compauy. Harry Lucefionu of
members of'tThe firm of l’owoll.
“a Id that the nego- . .
cod for (1110111111
“to give any dotnlls. lic
11 cost to the American
in 6 company ”Would be about $10.-
-, 00111111 11111111111111.1111“. 8111111. :1. Com-
11161111111111.1111 o 115113111131 acm-
‘_ ., cognac n 1115 p. 1111.
Amid.» is that it’iwili be
,1191 ck company. and the
out will be held by the
bacmTCamuany.
MA Kass 1111.111...
{Van January “lb-iii. 8t
1 1.1111 ushered man.
Lino Rail.
Atlantis! .
ituui'y 15 .1
”W111! Jag: Air
11 real
‘ at 111111. 1'1 tor than
Jmlnistmttou Mr. :St. John
. b £1119 ‘3' I An‘
" bah “$1.51?
'1‘
. Noywalk "98.011; John Ferris.
“ .walk $1M”.
' and contemplating 11 10111111 to his notel
its moonlit seven
11 1111 ,
lingo bank or
5. nun. 182.011.5581 New tiaaaaa Bay.
has bank. 811 14.11.111.111. Savings 90-
I . 0.070.130: 111.111.111.114.» Savings
' 1713.711: 31.1.11. 11111111111111: Savings.
11111111.: $2315.21: 31111111111111 Barium
ban 1.. 11.1185. 8: :Wastporb Savings
altiouuts
(.1 yr: ‘11.;
Norwallt $381. 02: William $013111,
or-
walk 81.7111 2211‘ Ruth Ill R.lh’illlama
Nonwalk iii 67. Niionlamhzjlt Pillow
Norwulk 3.10M)? 1111.111 urtiss, Nor
walk 1330. till. Mary C. Murraya Nor-
The total amount of inheritance tax
paid in during‘ tht~ year was $105.-
9111117. " ' ,
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' A MUTUAL sunrmse.
The Meeting Between an Ambltlouu
Hunter and Hist-'lrst Grizzly. ,
In “Sketches of Life in the (loldru
Suite” Colonel Albert S. Evans tolls
an amusing anecdote of an ambitious
huntel who met his first grizzly boarw
in prooo'sslou. The incident occurred
in the woods near the site of the pres
(at to“ 11 of Monterey.
'l‘he hunter sat down to rest in the
shade ot a tree and unwittingly went
ttwaleep. When he woke it was near
sunset. and he not up. rubbing his eyes
several miles distant
Just then a rustling and cl racking
noise from a clump of Chaparral about
l00 yards away attracted his attention
()ut walked a grizzly bear. a monarch
of his kind. lie yuwnod. licked biz:
111w and thou advanced 'toward the
tree where our hunter not. but evident-
ly wna unconscious of his presence.
ills grizzly majesty had proceeded
about 20 paces when a female bear fol-
lowed him. and an instant later a third
grizzly followed her at a slow. sham.
bliug pace.
The huntcr ant. spellbound with tor-
ror as the procession came toward him
drild‘tlhe forward grimly was within
ltl yards. Then. scarcely realizing
what he did. he sprang to his foot and
uttered a frenzied yell~~yc|| upon yoll'
The effect was musical. The forc»
moat bear sprang into the air. turned
.lllill'Dl)’ about. knocked the female
down. rolled over her. authored him
self up. and lmltcd"‘likc 110 cartlnads of
rock 11111111: down a shoot." straight for
the chnpm'ral again. the other two
hours close at hln heels and never turn
inn to see what had it'lchteucd them
The hunter. seeing the enemy r1:-
trcatlug. sprang tabla foot and tied :11
top speed for the hotel. lcuvlna’ hat and
gun behind. The truth oi his wild and
startling talc was proved the next d:1:.'
by tlzc numerous bear tracks of differ-
.1111 slat-s found in the marshy ground
near 111'. ilut the three hours had gone
ol‘i bc1ond pursuit.
FASHION FOR THE MATINEE.
At the nmtlnec a much (inlet or Mylo
of dress prevails and the light waists
that are neon are mom on the style
of shirt waists. "They are" made of silk
or some light material to wear with
the cloth skirt and Jflt‘lll‘l under :1 111.
eout. lmrn'c hats are not suitable for
illcutci wear cvcn when they 1110 Ink
Ten oil“ as is Ibo rule now for lhm .111-
cumlu-rsomc to hold and album look
iuappr'opl lutt- The small velvet toque
dud turbuus trimmed with ostrich fun
there are infinitciv prettitr. and less
likely to dlaarraune tho buir.l11~:.ido~;s
which the picture-hat requires in.
more space and lllllt.‘ to arrange than
are possible to attain alter the 111.111
in the short period given to an and.
lcncc to disperse. For matim-c wear
whitoalovcs look mnnrtest. but it to
Tpcrfectly possible to chr a tan or
array. A walking glove without more
than two buttons is the best. A fur
coat is a poor thine. to Wear to the
theater. it is far better to: wear a
cloth coat with an adjustable piece of
fur. for there are many times bctwccn
the acts when a draught or. air makes:
a fur boa m'icollur moat desirablm
and ycl when u fur coat would be quite
too warm. —-ll1u'pcr‘s Bazaar.
__,._...-._...
TRIAL OF BUBMARINE BOATS.
(liltilllflllllfi. .'lanumy T—-lmport-
unt trial of mlbmarlue boats took
place bore today. The minister of mu.-
ripe. M. i'lcbnuensnn. and tin1 minister
of war. innoral Andre. came to Cher»
bonrzx specially to watch the oxporll
meats. After an examination of lb.)
pubmarlne bout Morse. M. Delmnoaaaa
boarded the Narval and proceeded to
the modeled. where a number of sur-
face and submarine manoeuvres were
carried out. General Andre witness-
ing them from the lmproxnablc.
MINISTER OF FOREIGN AFFAIns.
S'l‘.Pl1J'i‘lilllSllURG. January 7—-Af
ter satisfactorily filling the prelimin-
my stages (.ount Lamsdort' has been
clgn, affairs.
’mm
CONSUL~AGENT CKDWELL DEAD.
LONDON. January. 17~Samuol 15.
agent at Seville. Spain. died this morm
Tclty.
MW
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has. been 111111111111.htm
the hunt onu-
«.1111 for Tllnitofl gluten .
tent: Moi-Toxins. Pure. Soil}
Wain-W 119111111111! .
Dim-Ito‘- Win-”m
0th! WHIP.“ m
. 11.11.11... 11111115911111
and out
or paid as the inheritance tan: uptin tho.“ '
estates ‘uamed: Patel“ 11 Cunningham.
dollnitely appointed minister of for. 1. I
tan in St. Thomaas Hoapltal in this -
11011111111111...» 11.1.11... 11.-«111.1111...
tor Fred '1‘. Dubols. silver Republican; ‘
but 111111
action to“ enormous quantity
3 111111 21’s“: of tin!
mil not:! me, I mum :1!
button- omo II
with cluster of 11111111; c modem
11111111.. 1th more land‘s)!“ than
pomp! must a; hlfihub
11bit! and How: an oral any: pack and ti «vn
med with hmutitchpd
65cm (musllnN n-ck: yoke 11.211111... ofaplllts:
ne‘clt andT sluvcu tttmnmi Twllb Thematttchs lawn
1111111.
011111141! we list. Simptosm»
Garnet covers-a- .1 1
tic—~01cunbrltu styles; trlnmlngot nut embroid-
crv melon or lace; purl balloon. Not more than
1 of then to n bue
ism-Oi cwbrlc, mum float and V back; trlmmod
with embroidery. pomi hallo 10+!-
usc—Of combrlns uiyl u . lght’futlnz. or full
cover. with arm-string at walat‘. square or V
necks; trtmmod with torclwn Inc's. or nut 9111‘-
brown}: others with hcmsutchod milieu or hem-
stltche plalts.
Others 1135c. soc. up to $1.
Petticoats»
”ch—001T muslin; trimmed with cmbric rum: plan:
no
soc-01 muslln: nylon: with deep umbrella rattle
and pinks; wit 1 umbrella ruffle plnln hem and
small plain: or who umbrella mule. trimmed with
torchon lace.
’56—'01 heavy muslln: with umbrella ruffle of cum
brlc: doe hem. hexnslllchtd.
Others Tll 5t. 51, up (0517;.
f
/
variants
WM“ an» than. ' mains their low price.
A
bu or.
lot w ill cl Walnuts
gut anomaly am
e mel v!
1:?"me dill? W11 1
'1: 1311111 '
m1¥ac~01muulh1 mat
, .mnbrlcT 1110ch Not
3c~64'muu|lu1 roan
thenfi . II.
t,l1111.1illu:'¢n1nbrlt: 11111:; alum
5.1%: 12111 mbacsm stand. 1111111151.. ruins or Ian.
Droverw '
than to 111.21
150-0111115011 or commit; width hem and iiac plalla.
N, m 1' :11
1:51:30 191.131....‘1’tilyiumi‘nmm'ea with umbrella
ruins of «rubric with her. an plulunl: ave: or
with deep hem and hemilltchloz. Also plain
drums with wide but and homunculus and
lllll lbOVO.
11m 111 51c. sec. in: and 8:.
roots
ass-«0t lean; medium who low bun: shorten!
htps' whlte. dub and b “it.
fist—«(dubs corsets: of coutll: white and drab, medi-
um low bust. Trimmed many with 111.10.5an
In black lama.
”CwGluba carom: low. but and than 1111.1. trim-
med with with lace. while and blgclh
$1 n;~"P. ll.” coneu' . of line French bouill-
, medium length: 114111111111! wllh lace 1.1.1.11»...
sllk flossln Regular 31.
51.50““ ." cartels; of
hoping; lace trimmed: long will-1
sleep. Rugulafly $1 on and $4
virus!"1 coutll; emotion!
Sauna lablult
1 Lace Curtains i
In excellent variety. Price- average a Third
Iii-low Vulw, for new and perfect curtains,
in most desirable patterns.
Nottln lams Catalan—Regularly 81.61 to 31 so
Now 1.x
01.3
Whlin 11m. Point Curtain»1 Regularly 55:; to
Sic. New 5
0.711%
Brussels Carillon-Runaway 58.5010 $11.50 Now
$171510 Slog]
Renaissance fillm—Regulnt’ly $12.10 to $11
so to $11 so
filed Muslins I
A hundred and forty thuuund Sheets and
Pillow Cases are ready for thisule. Themuslias
are of high character, and the making is the
but and neatest posible. Specimen values:
Bleached Pillow Cases-01 muslin: wt
to .roc; «1x161». m: 15:13 96 111.. lac: songs
In.. rat. 1111118115 In 151:.
Bleached Sheets—Of good muslln: 541m 111.. yr:
(11x91: 111.4013 7.1199 loam: 81w; but 33:: 90::
9011111111
LINENS in .1... White Sale!
Dinner 002138,}! upkinsflable Linens by the yard ~ and towels—every thread ilneTTn-otmd all
at prices made possible only by our enormous h
Table Cloths—-
Bleached Irltbllnon—o vd. square. were 51, now
S: as; ivd Minamoto $1 51-. new 115113 11: 311 yd
square. were 35 as. now 31- 75' a '11,
$115.11“ 85 as: 9x295 you. were $111. new
5:7:5 913% 4!... were $5
0. . were
.15. now $6.
Napkins to match. breakfast.
were as; dozen: dlnmr.
were 451101311.
Bath Toons-A|| cotton-
.35. now $¢ so: 11st 11.13.. war
1
no: Inch—Blamed Turkish towels. 14m in .mxu-
luly 12%:
um each-~Blnchcd or (run large heavy Turk-
Ish ton-gels cheap 11! use.
no: tacit-wfilonchnd or cream Turkish; some with
red harden. some ollwhlu. fringed or hemmed;
worth not.
nsc onch~$nov~1vhlte bath towels. extra heavy.
the but 25: towel we have over shown.
JOHN WA
614% new
5.1;. om» $3.71; all-1'1
I to. square. 511.511.
6 in. suture. $1.90.
dying:
Table Linen by the Yank
”r \‘d. was tor—Silver bleached linen. Bohemian.
o; in. aide
401' v..d ms :01 ~Crum damask, Irish. mln. wldo
. 5pc v.1..wastoc——Gras11biu:hed drill uhlollneu.
13111111111310 111 wide.
0111.171: .11 60c. 71x. Boom: ya. worth by: to 5m;
Towels—-
uléc oath-Hemmd htcluback towels. 18111111
Iully worth 11c.
10le our. b-vhlngod hutknhuk towels. 17x1-1ln
15c cacti 11¢...ch bu knback tonsil. 41116 113.,
iullv. :1 till m
011.... up lo we each. worth It
Napkins ~—
$1.11) lotion. worth $1.5.o~llleuhed Scotthdmuk.
1b in. aqua".
$1.41: don-n. worth $1.111v-Bluched5cotch tumult.
no in 5.1 uam.
SI. 91: dozen reducoi 1mm $3. ng—Gnu bleach“.
(it-111nm. 11.7 in Italian.
01111115 up to 32 so damn. Mutations;
NAMAKER
Broadway. Fourth Avenue. Ninth and Tenth Streets. NEW YORK.
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OVERCOATS
The coming of the cold is sud-
dcn, isn't it
make quick colds.
lion" quickly.
The oviortl is
ranks of popular
A very good
Sudden changes
Sock “protcc-
Get an ovcrcoat.
still in the front
ity.
substantial coat.
nicely lined-to within one inch of
edge. pockets 11'
holes made with
$12.00.
cll made, button-
cxccptioual care,
Here’s a stum1er—-$16.oo oxford
kcrscympockcts
ton holes, “‘0ch
bone.
reinforced, but-
11 in silk. buttons.
This oxford is silk lined
way to cdgc, a very handsome gar-
ment, $16.00.
YOU MY BOY!
Like to look
you? 11ch s a
like papa don't
little coat-made
with full back-«just the same as
the man’s.
Caldwell. the United States consular. 1 ,
w as: . HI
. A little Ilevolld
lays the matnéijo
NGIRVVAB. '
ad. has 11111111111911 do—
. clarity. and this added to 11 sharp 1.1111
the 1111th decided. the authorities
erect 11 11111131111 ml“
trusted to 1111.111 poi-dry. who duly
111% at the foot of the
1 l
A real bargain.
momma about it.
ill.
rials Baotou 1111- 1
Tell
00.
TH DIBOO RY OFIRON. . .
Tenehoowilnmm'y‘ can you tell 1....
“fir," and how. iron was first discov-
ore
Sammy-i can '1: tall 111.11.11.11 when;
air, 1111.11 think i know how it was 111113
covered
119.111.141.11. \ what is
111 at .
to ‘ granted.
inc—thislluu'y m1 1.... and pulls. Nut morn,
Del" says:
Mr. Phelps William
look given 1118.6
' 1111111119 tolls 11111
provincial 11111111: M: in
V. ~ 1 time. who asked to be prone
varnor general. '
VWhen be rthed the p11 a. he
found the governor taking coffee on
his Dianna. 1111111111111 comfortably in 11
white cotton suit. The Filipino to:
boasted that some favor be extended
to hits dlstrlct. and his Maoist was
Iris then Withdraw. The bill
c.1111 who had procured the presents
genera 11.!
“Why. ‘1 replied the visitor in a tone
of disappointment “he is no different
from any other White man."
It so happened that the general was
told of the incident. and he save or-
ders that. at his usxt‘roception the
Filipino should be present.
Upon entering the throneroom and
seeing the general in full uniform. sur-
rounded by his brilliant stall. with the
accessories of splendid tapestries.
laced ushers and till the pomp and
splendor of these Spanish functions
the provincial grew pale and. kneeling
in deep humility, exclaimed.
“This is indeed my general!"
80 impressed washe that the fol-
lowing morning he soot a pair of hand-
some horses to the general with a note
which read:
"My general. yesterday i liked you
no much in your uniform of gold that
i send you this pair of horses. but do
not use them when you dress in .1
white suit."
Mistress (severelylwif such a thing
occurs again. Norah. i shall have to
get another servant.
Norohml wish yer would—there’s
easily enough work for two of us.
Popsln preparations often fall to re-
lieve indigestion because they can di-
gest only albumlnoun foods. Them in
one preparation that digests all classes
of food and that is Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure. it cures the worst. cases of in-
digestion and gives instant toilet for
|t digests what you eat. —-tl C. Stillsou,
South Norwalk
in order to make the cook book more
attractive for women it should be on-
tlt.|rd “The inner l.lfo."—-—Atchison
Globe.
HOW'S THIS?
We oficr One Hundred Dollars lie-
ward for any case of Catarrh that cuu~
not be cured by Hall‘s Catarrh Carr.
11‘. .l. CHENEY it: (30.. Toledo. 0.
We. the uuderslenod, have known 11‘.
l. Cheney for the last 15 years. and be-
llcvc him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by the firm ‘
WEST & 'l‘llUAN.
slats, Toledo, (‘1.
WALDING. KINNAN £2 MARVIN.
Wholesale lirungists. 1‘oledo. 0.
Hull's Catarrh Cure is taken inlcrr
nally. acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
'l‘csiiuu’mlalfl seal fruc. Price 751' pcr
bottle. Sold by all llrugulsis.
linll‘s Family Pills are the beat.
Wholesale Drug-
“.\b." said the sympathetic man, ‘i
see you have contracted a cold."
"No." answm'ml tht~ man who strives
to be accurate. cvcn nmld suil‘crims. “l
haw cxpandod lt."—~Wushingtou Star.
Cut this out and take it to Gnome"
Silllson‘s, South Norwalk and 111 «‘1' .1111
I’. Wood's Norualk. drulz.1 store-1 and
get 11 free sample of Clmmbcrfaln‘s
Stulrnch and Liver 'I‘nblcts. the host
physio. 'l‘hcy also cure dlsord. 1': of
the stomach, billousness and hoadarhr'.
Nor any has to import 250 000 tons or
{onto a year. She exports 115.000 tons
of fish yearly.
A PROMINENT CHICAGO WOMAN
SPEAKS.
Prof. Roxa Tyler. of Chicago. Vlvo~
President lllluols Woman's Alliance
in speaking of Chamberlain's Couuh
Remedy. says: “i suffered with a so-
verc cold this winter. which tl1ronton-
ed to run Into pn‘oumonia. i tried d|l~
forent remedies. but I seemed to grow
worse, and the medicine upset. my
stomach. A friend advised me to try
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. and i
found it won pleasant to take. and it
relieved mo at once. i am now entire»
ly recovered. saved a doctor's bill. time
and suffering. mail will never be with-
out thls splendid medicine attain. For
sale. by George C. Stillson. South Nor-
walk. and Edward P. Weed. Norwalk.
The 130111110110!) of Berlin will com-
plete its: 211100.000 by tho and of 1902.
The present. figure in about 1.843.000.
WHAT SHALL we HAVE. won one
7 slim ~
This question arises in the family
every day. Let an answer It today
Try Joli-.0 a delicious and healthful
dessert. Prepared in two minutes.
No bailing! on baking! add boiling
water and 11.11 to cool. Flavors: Lom~
on. Orange. Raspberry and Btrowben
Try. At your mounts. 10o. 1
Shetland Iii“ bad the largest hernias
catch on reeord~320. 400 Ct‘fllltl. valued
at or or unbound
W
ONLV OUR! FOR DYSPEPSIA.
Mrs. 111111111111 1311.11. of New Castle.
"1 suffered {or ram with
dyspepsia. mm to have great tits
tron n 11 belching. I tried everything
i could hear of. but nothing helped me
till I it Emilia , 1111.60
tlon. asked him what he thought or the '
t NA'rupg's gun
like i llama 11.11111.
Celery K1111: plenum the toy-tom and build-
lt up-
lt make» the blood pure. .’
it headlines the complexion.
it curt-11 connlt potion apathy” disorders.
It 1.- 1111's headache and most other aches. ~
Celery Ring cures Nerve. Stomach. Liver
and kidney amountin- I
-
Church bolts are tolled to make a
noise
JELLO. THE NEW DESSERT.
pleases all the family. Four flavors
Lemon, Orange. Raspberry and Straw-
berry At your grocers. Try it to
day.
a
m—,.
Uuless a man in polite to his wife he
isn't polite. .
The merited reputation for curing
plies. sores and skin diseases acquired
by Dchtt's Witch Hazel Salve, has
led to the. making of worthless ooun
terfelts. Be sure to get only Dertt’s
Sallie. George C. Stillson. South Nor-
wa .
When :1 tool Is silent it is often at
the wrong time.
OAVED A BOY’G LIFE.
Mrs. Captain H. Hubbard. of Mil-
ford. Del..'says: "Brazilian Balm sav-
ed my boy's life. He began just like
the one we lost with croup. We gave
him a tow doses. He quickly dropped
1021818”. and was all right in the morn-
112
For sale by R. H. Plaistod and F. H.
Baxter.
tires is always going to do what per-
severance has already done.
BEAT OUT OF AN INCREASE OF
HIS PENSION.
A Mexican war veteran and promln
out, editor writes: “Seeing the advcr
tisemont of Chamberlain‘s Colic. Chol-
era and Diarrhoea Remedy. i am re-
mlndcd that as a soldier in Mexico. in
'47 and '48. i contracted Mexican diarr-
hoea and this remedy has kept me
from getting an increase in my pen-
sion. for on every renewal. a dose of
it restores me." it is unequalled as
a quick cure for diarrhoea. and is pleas
ant and safe to take. For sale by G
C. Stillson. South Norwalk, and E. P
Weed. Norwalk.
Motto for a temperancc society:
"('llass upside down with care."
. "11.-"Hm
This season there is a large death
rate among children from croup and
lung . troubles. Prompt action will
save the little ones from these terrible
diseases. Wc know of nothing so cer-
tain to give instant relief as ()no Min-
ute Cough Cure. it can also be relied
upon in grippo and all throat and lung
troublcs of adults. Pleasant to take
G. C. Stilluon. South Norwalk.
The man who has the least is richer
than the man who wants the most.
A SENSIBLE MAN
Would use Kemp‘s Balsam tor the
Throat and Lungs. it is caring more
Coughs. Colds. Asthma. Bronchitis
Group. and all Th1 out and Lung Trou-
bles. than any other medicine. The
proprietor has authorized any drugglst
to give you a Sample Bottle Free to
convince you of the merit of this great
remedy. Price 26c. and 500.
Every time a woman saves a nickel
carlaro she wastes it in shoe leather.
The most soothing. healing and au-
tiseptic application over devised is Do-
lVltt's Witch Hazel Salve. it relieves
at onc1~ and cures piles. sores. eczema
and skln diseases. Beware of imita-
tions. (1. C. Stillson. South Norwal.
it is far better to keep out of a quar-
rel than it is to light your way'out.
if troubled with a weak digestion.
bclthinu. sour stomach. or if you tool
dull after eating, try Chambe1lnin's
Stomach and ler Tablets. Price 25
cents. Samples free atfloorge C. Sull-
son's. South Norwulk, and it}. P. Weed.
Norwalk. drug stores. 5
A surgeon will not hesitate to out his
best friend ii he thinks it necessary.
n...—
Such little pills as DeWItt's Little
Early Risers are very easily taken.
and they are wonderfully effective in
cleansing the liver and howclu. G. C
Btlllsou. South Norwalk.
Australians hold a world’s record in
tea consumption. drinking nearly eight
pounds a bend yearly.
.1‘-.1‘” .—
Whon threatened by pneumonia or
any other lung trouble. prompt rollof
la necessary. so it In dangerous to do
lay. We would suggest that One Min-
ute Cough Cure be taken an soon as
indications at haviu taken cold am
noticed. it cums on (tidy and Its car-
ly um prevents consumption. 0 C.
Btllluon. South Norwallt.‘
man-«W
Only one colored soldier wear» the
Victoria cross—«Lance Sergeant Gor
don oi the West indlan regiment.
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THE MOTH BR’I FAVORITE.
Chamberlbln' 0011811 Remedy la the
mother's favor to. it 111 plusant and
euros. itin intended especially for
deaths. solar. croup 1111.1 whooplns
cough. and ll the but mbdlolno made
for those «laws. 'l'li
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for". would:
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EBENEZER HILL. Pro.
Vice Pros. H. P. P I”; Chili .
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Aulutnnt cashier.
DIRECTORS: '
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Fitch. Joseph 0. Roadie, 0 Ill
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Bed- room
Furniture.
should be or interest to you. We ham , T
every style—~the newest designs. ' ' '
Whether you prefer the brass think"
med bedstead with bureau and othe '
odd pieces to complete the suite. 111‘ the
entire one of oak. mahogany. ash.
lllrdseye maple, and the prices are”
reasonable that you can anally aflol‘d'
lit up that spare bedroom)“.
lines of Furniture, matting» 0.11.
Cloths. Shades. etc. We have the
goods and prices to suit. 1 T
A. J. COLLINS & CD
FUNERAL DIRECTORSTT
AND EMBALMERS
12 No. Main 31., So. Norwal
1847.13”
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Hot Want Hosting.
Hot Air Heating. ‘
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sum AND, run mounts.
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17 WALL STREET NORWALK‘.
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"We have no fear of Grip 01‘.
Cold with Acctou on hand. ” said' 1.
some of our mail order patrons
during the epidemic last y'ear. It
is sure to break up a Cold in one
night and cure La Grippe. .
If your druggist will not get it,
it can be sent by mail, 259:, past-T1
paid.
\CETON MEDICAL CO. _
Mystic, Conn.
SORE THROAT?
Brazillan _
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BAXTER’S u
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Notice is hereby given .
Board of Relief of the Town of
‘Norwalk will meet at their 95 9,
Opera House Block. on Monti
January 7th.. 1901, from it it’ll ,
o clock p. an; Wednesdayfi'gtlt.
7 to 9, evening; 511111.111... to ,
to 5p. m.:Mondny, 14th. to 11.;
111.; Tchnthltiy" 16111.7 7 . .
evening, Saturday, 191111.171.
o 'clock, 1). 111.. for the polite”
hearing and determining '11
all appeals made to thorn 1'9
doings of the assessors . ,
11990 They will 111116. ‘
t ansensord'asnolafbom‘d. .
urda y Janitor
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accounts are ‘ “ '
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