out} my heron Iishp
one m in “$1.31! the ”33% of
T. I. BRIFFIN.‘ Drugglut.
I Wnohlustun St. South Norwslk'
. I Misti Lizzie Gourmann, of First ave
u‘ue, has been visiting In New York
It ty. .
m...
, MriI. Mary Sullivan; of Milford
‘ . visiting Mr. and M33 Arthur Wood. or
East avenue. .
' E Mnnand I‘lre. Mulglcg g‘lxicderféliéf
orwoit. b no on so In
em Lodkwoodl humanoid
Mrs. lde Jennings of Covo street.
has been entertaining Mrs. Schemehi
and daughter Jessie or Greenwich.
John Taylor. engraver for the Lock-
wood Manufacturing Compen. is ill or
the grip. ill. his horn on Bone let Farm.
Mine Sadie Randell. 9i RIVeruide uve-
nun. .will entertain the Epworth Lea-
gue of the Methodist Episcopal Churcn
next Week Friday night.
Albert Priest‘of St. John avenue.
entertained friends at his home. ’I‘ues-
day evening .Flank Priest gave
maphophoue selectIoIIe and W. R. Gil-
bert perfOrmed on the violin.
The hulk of the schooner burned III
the Sound two years ago. which hen
Legl'LambIIQIC lb.
ShouldercLamb. 8c lb.
III. the
East Ave. Market.
stimuli I n;
. BARNUM BLDG.
BRIDGEPORT, CONN.
~40.”
inn lllll llnnnnnt Snln
HAD A GOOD START YES-
TERDAY.
-M—HM
The public appreciate Clean
Staple M'crchali-Idisc and this is
our kind—anode other can enter
this store. goods that \\'lli stand
the test of showing to your neigh—
bors. and it's our head advertising.
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' Mill Remnants of Wash Goods.
Mill Remnants of Housekeep-
ing Goods.
Mill Remnants of Silks.
Mill Remnants of Wool Dress
Goods.
Mill Remnants of Draperies.
Mill Remnant Prices in the
Cloak Room.
._- . “7—._
(,)ur tlloak buyer spent the two
lil’Si days of this work lll NI-u
York, and his purchases which ar~
rived yesterday will go on sale to»
(lay. with such low price Inarlt‘s
you'll be surprised. it's the cause
of this loin,r spell oi mild weather
--IIIanufactIirIIrs could not market
these moods. now they must sell
them. and Id almost any price. is
their story.
$7.50 and dill) JIIClI‘i‘lH. $4.75.
$12 and lit}; jackets. $7.50.
$7.50 ( loll Capes. $4.75.
$7. 5o French I’lanncl Waists.
$2 95 '
$3 50 and 3:11:75 brunch Flannel
\Vaislu.. 1.50.
And tllt‘ list is. a lull}: one it
will be we)! l'o'r you to (‘lllliC out
early iiIIlaI‘ and look them tWi'i‘
lhe store is the June all
through.
and Mill Remnant [)rlt‘ifli prevail
in every uet‘tion. .
The saving is yours.
. horvico if“
full of Mill II‘enInaniIi
Sylvester] Boviim. of Dutch. is
her. it own Veritndu
MI- ‘ ‘ it
aeventy- dive people attended the union
t Avenue Methodist
Episcopal hurch M J. W, D'avlu
did not deliver the sermon announced
but will brilliantly do In tonisht
In E. .9071!!!"-
' I Int N lk. Colin. 5
rolls the pilot I wow Mice as
long as load It ollwnovoe loud and
zinc. ironed y‘ machinery.
Romney.
Mle Cliltord Cutblll. 0! Main street.
Ie Ill o‘IIhe grip.
.‘d'flw'wu
Ira Rigging, ol' the Wont eido. III a
victim of the grl p.
Mrs EdwaId ll. Walker
street is ill unnln.
Ml‘i-l. Cora Ncuer. of Main street. Is
visiting in New Yark city.
of Main
Mra. Frank Theall. who he»
quite dick, is much improved.
”man-will“;
been
A small dog belonging to S. P. White,
(If the West Side. IvaII budly "chewed
in an encounter with a much larger
dos. Wednesday.
(‘hur lcu Prince cut one of his fingers
badly while at work in Boylston' a baby
carriage rectory. ' A "bung" flow out
of place and struck Mr. Prince on the
finger. making a painful wound. He
was Buvcd from more uerloun injury be-
cause of the bung first stiiking II wheel
him. which it damaged beyond I'Iepail.
stlect. Is ill again.
9-.—
DIIRIENIIND NOR 0 TON.
Miss Lillian Cullen is ill of whoop
lug cough.
Mrs. George Hilton has bcdn (llllll‘ ill
of sciatica.
Van ltcneselaer
ing from Illness.
Pooley is recover-
Mixn Lois Gillette Is recovering from
an attack of gastritis.
Roy. H. S. lil’own Ia slowly lilllil‘iii'llli‘.’
from II serious illness.
Eddie Chandlel. who has been alarm-
ingly lII. III aboutaguln
Miss IIy Bll‘i hand
from whooping coach.
is I‘IIIIovI-rin I:
M rs. Henry lI‘nurller
from lIt‘l‘ l'('l0l1i llineun
Mina II) “lid (I lock hurt out: mod n poul-
tion with u Noruailt llIm.
Miss Annie Noxon is recovering from
an illness of several dare.
W. ll. Miller in unintlng Daniel Slau-
son's house, West avenue.
Helen Adeline Waterbury in the pos-
eeesor of a new brown pony.
he rcroverinw
Minn Libble I.. firmly in I'III-ovIII'ln;
from II severe attack of the grip.
Mrs. Sarah VIIIIIIIn. Itldueiield. has
been the guest of her sister. Mru. ..(It~
ny Weed.
Mr. and Mrs. Woulcy iirady. of New
York. are the guests of Dr. and .‘lI‘S. (I.
ll. Noxon.
Carleton llallurd I-IIlIIlIruIIIIl
tenth anniversary of lllti birthday.
neuday.
illII
Wod-
MiIII-I Ida Ilangdon has returned
home after four weeks‘ sojourn lIl
Westport.
Euclc Hook and Ladder
will hold lte annual bull.
evening. .Ianuurv Id.
MIu. E .L MIIItey llilbltlllllltll“0:110
lIoIII II visit with in. l‘.i\ .lIIllll'iII and
lumllI. 01' New York
(‘om pn ny
W eduesulay
It In paid that II Morrow and coal
yard will noon be lidillil to lIuIien‘I-I
lIunInosn enterprises.
Mrs. Rand IIIIII rIl turned to lIII home
in EIIIleIIIood. N. I‘Iom il vhdt won
MIII. Mol”.1ieon Noi'oton.
llnlmi) and Jimmie II‘IdIvuIIdII hnvII l‘t“
turned to Now York from II vlnit at
Mrn. A. (l. Hilllmun‘u.
Minn (lortio Brooke. of New Canaan.
upent 'Iburiulnv with MI-II. Clarence
(irofool. of Main utrwd.
Mr. and MI‘II. W. N. (‘Iapen IIIIII l'iilIiI
ily Iotnrnctl home. Monday roIII a vid-
it of several wt‘ehu in New \‘oik
Mr. and Min. 'l‘lIoIIInII Ii. WIIIIIIII. oi
IIIIrIoII. ltnve been I'N‘t'lll IIIIIIIIIII of MI.
and him. EdqudII III l’OIllI lllI-.II
William Kellogu, oi Non.nlk and
Mills lillulfl KIIIIOIIK. of Mormon, have
been the minute oi‘ Mru. W. ll. MIII‘ low.
A party of men from Norwalk were
In town ilIIII IImk negotiating for the
purchauo of llurlvn rmddencr property.
Mru. Sherwood. of Port ('lli‘fllm‘. blue
with Mr». Til-Indore lI‘. iihrrmnu. Main
street.
Kulih lllIIqu-du Vllill‘: Honlh Norwulk
every Wedneuduy night and attends
Prat. anuii'n dancing achuol lII Arlou
hail.
CR1! NBUR Y.
Mien ICIIIIII (‘lI‘IIIzory lid on tho all-It
lint. .
I MI I...I. ............ ..
Tnyim .Ianuu In rcrovming frnm his
recent It'l‘iflilfl Illness.
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Miss .lulla Cameron. of East Nor:
up 9 the storm last night. about
returned home from II tum woclm‘ viIIit.
It Ilialies Rastlul; Sleep.
”moplauuuem almost invariably III-no
noun“ tlonniid Itu IIIatIlmldntIohdIlmt
cvihLLnonPim disarm
It “9.10980 MWEVIII.
.Irninznnnrniiirturn-uni Inn-I:
fern. Celery K m: removes the causal! wake:
iulnoau by lot continua IIfileot on the puree
and on the alumueh and bowel;
Ifeinry Ring cum Commotion and NI. III In
Hilnnuch, I IIIII end ltldney dliitiliI'L'H. .‘I
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mp... -w‘m. -—
WIL TON.
George ’I‘lIomson hen roentered nia
claim»; at Yale College.
Mins Ethel Betta returned to Mine
how’s school, Stamford. Tuesday.
Mrs. Btcvcneon. of Norwalk. hIIII.
been visiting MrII. Frederick Benedict.
Miss A. E Gai'pentei has reignnod
home from un c\tcnded Iiult with
lriendu
Mrs. D. I}. Ogden and daughter .Ig-
ncau returned Saturday. from II visit
to New York.
Mra. TIIOIIMIB ’I‘I-eadwal. of Weldon.
quI the guest. of her sister. Mrs. R. II.
Fitch. IIII Friday.
Mrs. James Coley. of Weston. rot-ent-
ly entertained at dinner Mrs. l.. (II-og-
ory. hire. .i. ll. Sturgee and Miss Mu-
bel Sturges. or Cannons.
The protest of the North Wiltonites
against tho proposed nrrunxenicut for
local rural free delivery has resulted
in home governmental concessions.
Explosions of dynamite aroused the
droway inhabitants one moonlight ow»
nlug last week. 'l‘htI noise was caused
by the blasting of rocks in the garden
adjoining the Folsom residence.
Minn Florence KIIoIIIr will assume
the duties of lonelier for the remainder
of the term III the North Wilton school
diulrlct. the position having become
vacant by the marriage of the former
teacher.
it in on dit that the automobile
scheme will become perfected before
next summer. W. K. Ilublwli and Her-
bIIrt Stumps are Interested in the l‘ll-
tI-rprisc. The route extends from \Vil-
ion in: Not-walk.
'lIIII ("'IIIIIIIII II‘IIIIIii t‘lub moi \\'-IIIl
IIIIsdny IIltIIInoIIn at the I‘I‘Ililt‘llti‘ or
Mrs. Marlon (limuieud. It III said that
III: open meeting (If the club will be
held III the near future, when original
papers will be read
Mist: Annio WinklIIr. and .I. Purple
\\‘(‘l‘i‘ married lust IvIII-II in the Contra.
national IInraonIIge. Itoy. W. 1). Hart
perforated the ceremony. A short tour
concluded. lllt‘ happy pnir have oom-
IIIIIIIIIIIII lIouI-Icheepinn at their homeI
in Wilton.
One of the old town lnndmurku but
been aimed. Mrs. Julie Foote has
changed the location (It her utore. IIII-
Joinlng Wilton depot. from its former
place on property owned by the (.‘IIII-
solidntIId Railroad. to a site across lllt‘
rivI-I- belonging to Frank Comstocu.
Piercing nI-renIu-I emunuilnu from
the woodn in the rear of the ”oil I-ot»
iuge startled the neighborhood Monday
evening. and enunciated the present-II
of the wild cat which has been prowII
int: around the mountain fustueeneu of
North Wilton for some time.
A late meeting of the Novelty Club
was held at the. home of one of its
memberu. Mien SalIiII Adelurd. of South
Wilton. This orullnizution meets every
fortniizht. and. no its IIIIIIIII implies. the
enlertuimnent in varied. conuistinu in
burl of I'III'IItutIoIIII. occasional flash
light photozruphu. and grumophone IIII-
Ioctlona. The club IIuIIIbeI'II eighteen
members. It will meet next time with
(.‘IIIIIIIIII-II .lnI-Iison. of Hurlbnii utroct.
Ilurnl free. delivery in Wilton will
commence on or about January liIiiI.
'I‘IIII I‘ouirI will llt‘ located as lollown:
II‘I'IIIII Wilton poet-onion to Center
HI'IIIIIII llOlIi-li‘, then llald Illll. Nod.
North Wilton. whore II sIIII-nlalion Ivid
be iII-Itnbllnhod. with George Brown
nor-Il-nquII-r. (inunonn. William "lilnti‘t‘.
Iiurlbllit titrIIei, Sherman lilorchonuo'n,
Nneh'n l-‘our (forum-II. Grumman Illlt.
liulldl'ord‘u (turner and return to post-
oflloc. which will be the diutrlbutint
elation. .lquoa Mlddlnbrook. of North
Wilton. i‘I carrier; William ()lmI-Itoad.
uulmtitutc.
................
WES 1'0 .
Rat. and .‘tlI‘II. Ii. I‘. Root are I-Ipnnd-
ing the week in Bridgeport
MI. and Mill. A. (1. llrudley
visited lirlduopnrl fricndu.
have
MrII. J. i'. Fitch and Mru. It. ('I. WIl.
IIIIIIIII lIIIvo vlulted lriendu lu Ridge
ilIIlIl.
Bonnier llrudloy and IIIIIII-IIIIIIIItutlvo
unrhnui are encoding the week in
Hartford.
'I‘IIII liIII'IIII children of Mr. and MM.
l’rauk Ferris have been sIIrlouuly Ill
lili‘ :IIIIII Week.
MlI‘IIi Ada liurr 'qu i'f‘illl‘lli'il bonu-
froIII (lroenlichi. whore ulIII bun been
unending the pact two “'N‘liti.
.W-...9._...
A large number of Noribdd Iirunuern
hurtI been in: littnndnnno IIt liuI l-Ittito
(”hence bold in llrhlcepml tlIlII nook
m-.m..-.-»»,.... M...
STRAUSS TO JOIN Hi8 COMPANY.
Ollie/mil. January 11- ... A similul to
the Tribune from AllIumIm-IIIIII Now
Mme. my» the mnludv hum which lild
Imru Shannon lma been mirroring. has
taken a thin for tho butter. ile start-
InIilI. hmI tmIIII a guest of Miss Emily
'I'Iyi or.
(Id In Dc mm to Join IIIII minnow
tut night.
I cit
h Wit all:
‘ delivered by Bonueetieut mayor was
Mayor mm. or New
that don‘t by
‘ to the Common Council. at that
' Mayor Tbuyer said:
t tutti come to pose that we are com
tritium; largely of our wealth and
with
for up as II Municipality. but have at-
tached themselves to the body politic
an e leech fastens himself to the per-
IImI. avian; given War the paying
institution» of the city to non- -reIIIdonte
and trusts. the residents find little to
o'xuito their tnuentlit re the exhil-
arating occupation o . looting prizes
for winners at whilst: new and peculiar
named for eluba and afternoon teas.
and new methods of tax dodging. So
inactive have we become that all re-
tailers ehut up shop at 6 o'clock in
the afternoon. save and except those
Napoleons of enterprise and' trade,
the diapenuol'u of moist goods. who
fail" find It necessary to work seven-
teen houre per «diem to supply the
IIever-Ileeruueinx demand for poison
and our streets utter dark have be.
come as quiet. as deserted and about
as well lighted us II country cow-path.
What imnreeuion or the city II struuv
per receives upon his arrival here in
the evening. It would be difllcult to de-
scribe. The intention to be answered
is whether the city IIlIull go forward
remain stationary or drop backward
What. corner of the civilde world
than not heard of C. B. Rogers and
”Runway. of Norwich? What. sort of
Norwich enterprise is that today? It
pursued first Into the trust; then Into
the bandit of a receiver. boon compan-
ion of the wrecker and the promoter.
The Norwich Bleaching. Dylan and
Printing Company. om.I of the best. if
not the best of Norwich industrleu. IllI
no "promoted" into the trust. Is no
longer II Norwich institution, but. part
and parcel of the United States Finish-
ing Company. with infflcoe In New
York. I
The Norwich Gun and Electric com-
pany. now II Norwich institution. only
III name, and the physical location of
Its plant. also in the trust: bonds half
water: stock all water: city ite legiti-
mate prey.
The Southern New
phone (iompnny~twin
gar-I trust. Same urey.
The Norwich Street Railway Com-
pnny. also II Norwich institution only
in name and locationwnaid city nothI
Inn: for Its valuable franchises In III--
ntl‘eeta~—~IIwnerI-I nou-renidentswreui-
dI-uts pay the freight.
The w. H. Paige iloller Company.
Its founders frown out by New York»
New profits no to New Y'mk
'I‘nI- Norwich Woolen (.ompnny. pm
Iuotcd into Ollabuudo Woolen Com
puny. ()trIIiqudo In reevlvor'u handu.
The (‘ranston Printing l'rean Com
nanv wiped out to help II Blt‘k bunk-~-
lltlllli nliuhtlv betim'v—A-«lndnstry gencw
IIIoprII-ty and health of former owners
Il'r‘O gone.
0i seven national banks. two have
I-lIInIId their doors. and four of the re
maiuinu five have reduced their cupi-
tal stock.
The III'IIIIdIvnv Theatre has a men»
opoly of the show bunlncuu. but there
in not enough business enterprise in
Norwich even to carry on this monop-
oly. and it also is conducted by a non-
resident. who cornea to town eel-anion-
ally. but romaine only long enough LI.
I-ount cash.
The (‘bolseu Pam-r (iomnany. whose
product formerly turned the eyesol all
purchasers of fine goods toward Nor-
wich. and carried the wonders of both
Europe and America Into thiI homes at
both countries, also puneed into the
hands of a receiver and thence to
Swuilowall. the mm.
The Ilonkins & Allen Arm Company
III just now struggling with the pro-
moter.
England Tele-
brother to the
OYSTER SYNDICATE ACTIVE.
Representatives of Powerful Company
in New Haven—Their Plans.
The New lil|\'"ll Leader says:
Several promotore representing New
York capitalists. anxious to not con—
trol of the oyster industry in Long
Inlulld Sotfnd, Wi'l‘t‘ in this city Wed-
nesday. llIllI visited several places at
()yeter Point and Fair Haven. 'I‘hcy
II mo accompanied by Englnem David
(‘ Sanl‘old. who had charge of the no-
zotlatlons for the syndicate IIlIIIh sw-
IIIu‘IId many options in thin city and
vicinity over a your age. None of thI
pimp-II approached would talk on the
subject. but. ii iii llllill‘l‘NiUilll that they
wore aukell If they would be willing; to
Irlvun ontioua again.
TIIIII'II III no doubt lhut. another oil‘m‘t
will be made shortly to term II syn-
dlcuto to mourn control of the greater
part. of the oyster lndnatry in the
waters of Loni: Inland Sound. This
time the promoters will have more
capital than over. One of the repre-
eoniutlvun auid when in this city that
tho nyndlcutc IIIII-I $ld.ilii0.0tl0 at Its
disposal and will buy overythin that
will be IIIII'IIIIIIIIIIIIIII. The 0an allots
hallo already opened negotiations for
valuable land at Bay Shore. This is
the home or the fumonu Blue Point
oyalur and it can be readily been that
the r-yndlcutc LII after the. beat. Other
laud in thnt. uoction but been apokdtl
for within II abort limo. The revival
of the bin uyndicnlvu line urounod tho
IIyIIfcII urowurn again. and develop-
menta are nxunclod abortly
W”...—
JEFFHIEB-RUHLIN FIGHT.
MI W YORK. .lIInquy II-«Mnnuéer
.llm Kennedy. of the 'l‘weatleth Con-
IIu'y Athletic Club of Stan Frnualwo.
in nu interview anld that If the oppmd
IIIIII to the .lIIffrius-lluhlln tight In Cin-
cinnati became too lIoIvI-I'ful to be ov-
anw. and II it was found impoualblo‘
to pull oil the content there. be Mood
road to carry on the match Vill‘lllil eltib.
WOMEN“ "'
u_____‘_ EAUI‘IFULI
Loni, Conviction, Pun, Soft,
White “in imported by min
[Into-Royals lotion and Sun.
a «(w
oubatouoe to people who care nothing .
Wall Titl- Evident».
Proof of merit lien in the evidence.
Convincing evidence III Malt Nora
walk.
III not the testimony of utranzers;
But the endorsement or Bust Nor-
walk people.
I, That‘s the kind of moot given here
The statement of an East NoI-Ivoik
citizen
Mr. William Acker of
street. employed lit the Norwnlh hock
Company. unys: "I was adhering
from an attack of backache. and my
..utteutiou was directed to Donu's Kid
ney l’llle. I not II but at l’laleted’n
drug utorc and took the contents as
the directions Indicated. They not.
oil promptly and radically.
Kidney Pills are a tine remedy-for
backache. No reaction, no bottle to
carry. no spoon to target or lose. You
simply put them in your pocket and
they do the rout."
For sale by all dealers; price 50
cents II box. Foster-Milburn 09.. But.
i'uio. N. Y., solo ugente for the United
States. .
Remember the unmevDoan's-vand
take no other.
Yancy.-.
Although we are hav-
Ing a very busy season.
we have not allowed
our stock to run down.
and can otter as good
- varietv as earlier.
Will do your work
when wanted.
as. serum,
l0 FIRST AVENUE.
East Norwalk.
Tel. I35-2.
QUICK--
who '1! do my panor-
lug In a hurry and do
It right!
I will,
' JunfusBrawn
South Main Street.
Under Rookie Q Which?! mm o
yam
.Res. 25 Elm Grove Pla‘ce
Be Careful
of What You Eat.
n- 9...»... _
A stomach Iu distress will not make
Xmas II very "merry" one.
-—the prlcon give you an opportunity to
relishublo feature.)
Our Very Best Butter.
3 pits. N. 8. Mince Meat.
240 lb.
260
iii the. (Iron. Sugar, $1.00
New Layer Figs. 100 box
it pkgu. Persian Dates. Inc
Cape Cod Cranberries, 100 at.
New Iioney. lOe glare.
Fancy Largo Prunes. 109 lb.
Fancy Jamaica Ornnsou. 25¢ don.
“pm
A. STULL,
24 comer: AVENUE.
mast nonwatat.
MINI-I LW -
LOT on WASlllliiI'llIll STREET
For particular». apply to-
ncou M. LAYTON.
5 RAILROAD PLACE.
IOU?“ NOIWMIK.
I WANT AD.
IN mu nvnmnonlnzrmui.
. .: 1mm IMNQ- '
other mum
‘ oAPI'rIIL.
it) Covet
Dean's
Our groceries are perleotly reliable ,
save II little for Xmas gifts—(another ‘
(Incorporated lilli’l )
SURPLUS and PROFITS.
cannula emimu c. .I. HILL.
Vice Iron. H.‘ P. PRIGI. cub.
ler. up. TREADWELL.
Auittant Cuhlor.
DIRECTORS:
In. Hill. E. K. Inekwo'od. J. P. Trend
well. E. J. IIIII.J A. Osborn. D. W.
Fitch, Joseph C. Rnnrlle.0_. E.
Wilson. w 13.11thde
Bunkoru'. Merchantu‘.
ers'. Personal and Family accounts are
Solicitod. 6qu Deposit Vault.
union Stored at Moderate Rates. Bot-
99. $5 and upward per your. . I126 inn
W
9.9-9.99 9.9 9 9:».
NOW IS
W .WWV
during our existence, we preposc
now to start the ball rolling for
190: by altering $10,000 worth of
the best selected goode that may
be found anywhere, at prices that
can be quoted nowhere else.
gain at the price.
A. J. Collins
a. 60.,
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
AND EMBALMIDRS
12 No. Main St, So. Norwalk.
V? V ‘27 V V V V? V V
‘ ' ' Im
18“..
Inn.
Hot Wont flooring.
Hot Air ”:5925: . ‘
mm min win
our]: AND IN gnarled.
Gen and 8mm ttiul. .
rum... Motel Collin. we
I venison
liGt’MONIL“r ORANGE): I
17 WALL STREET. RORWALK.
”dim”
Manufacturv
V Iliu-
YOUR CHANCE;
An unprecedented opportunity
to buy good Furniture at low
prices. Having finished the Nine-
teenth Century with the largest
business we have ever enjoyed
Every article in this store is a bar-
lenblnn and Steam ”no
the Jones 9 mil» Gull-III
Twenty room
which incur
the Good. (loner. :
so well setlnll .
shred again. ‘
to‘ do likewise
(him newly can"
I c In 0
With. mu 6‘
look Iwoll to tho m .
u on com .
impart ft, is ins '
'9! on mice
by Tailor a 091
pummel: Mullen ..
at so not
when. lute liar.“ no
on? 'rl’tql'll. might?
entrance comm
’8 mom
35". ii? ”twin
Open an «coin fluidity
Donntol manhdfromi
Saturday. 9 I. In. to’ 1: IL, and on
day cronies from 7 to 8.
interest allowed on mum
ALDEN comma; M
JOHN H.- FEE!!!
one. 3' ENQUI-
Host!» for Ca}
Highest cash price paid; for old In .. '
ale and materials- of every kind. 7
me a postal and I will call. L ~ ‘ x
Prompt attention. and. howl-phi:
dealings with all lam occasionallyllh‘
New York some days throullthe week; . I.
immediate attention onInIy return-
will be given to any business that may,
come in during my absence; .
ABRAHAM HARRIS.
13 Raymond BL; or 11 more: Mm
St“ Store
«(6 ‘vv. RAYMQN
I! Wm dill No II.
a “and“. it. until 1mg
“telephone.“ at new: I“; ; . I;
Lehiah Don’t lie.
Cold Ivitll Aceton on hand."
during the epidemic last year.
25o, post
SORE THROAT?
' I . . «TRY
Brazilian
m..-
100'. lit. tile or Still
Burrito-u ‘
BLAISTED'S
mu"..- H’t" ..
Board of Babel
"\\'II have no tear of (irip or
said
some of our mail order patrons
it
is sure to break up a Cold in one
night and cure La tirippc.
If your druggist will not get it.
it can be sent by mail.
paid.
.\(‘liT(,).\' MEDICAL tit)”
Mystic. Conn.
NotiIe is hereby given that the
You want your can delivered to you
by the best method. 'We employ till
most careful met: and our aim is fol
perfection of delivery its well as pets
fectlon‘ of cool. I
WE KNOW IT
will be to your adventure to buy you:
cool pore. 1
Irving Lockivood- at Co ‘
Successor to B. Rondo. ’ 'i
Coal Yard and OM60 Waiter 8%
branch Otlice. Cot-nor 'Weihinstou
Main streets. South umm;_ .chnn.
Telephone Gull,“ i
MORE CANDY Ann aTILI. no“ ‘ '
emu .
We huIe hold morb candy thi! not
null than over befmc. Two ciluaod'
probably m count tor when» IoiIIIvo . »
more money and our content! dentin ‘ ..
dondtuntiy growing in peritoneum; ‘
littr'uir for the Ivory 1% reason thus .
In worthy of MI It II mucous . ,
Chocolates pleime pram and b‘ to.
and do not. Intuit} y: it Mutt to I}
Itbooit. "’ .
Board of Relief of the Iown of 5
Norwalk will meet at their office. .
’(Jpcra House Block on Monday. ;
January 7th., 1.90l, from 2 until 4*
o'clock. p. III.; Wednesday. 9th».
7 to 9. evening: Saturday, 12th. at
to 5]). III.; Monday, 14th 2 to 5 p. .
III.: Wednesday. 10th, 7 to 9 '
evening: Saturday, 19th, 2 to 4;”
o'clock. p. In._. for the purpose 0!
bearing and determining any and
all appeals made to them from the
doinga of the asacasors. on list of?g
gturti
Mill‘o
Intruotint
Ifiiu‘iF ,
i900.
t-ilt II and disabled persons.
I .
lARVIS KELLOGGI
JAMES snrrI-IEIILAND. ‘
CHARLES We BELL.
do: an: Baird of Relief.
I‘hey will alt-Io meet with
the a‘snessors as a joint beard, Sat-
"de1} lanuary II). at 4 p. m.. for ”all
the pin pone of abating the polls of
\orwalk. Conn. December 32d,
“wa
"r- Barrier
’ an n GI
m I! lit io'
gent ”envisaged .‘
BB? "a; ’80th
In, m "
one. ..
Norwalk Chronicler