. ilwl'flfllltl
‘ Fields 01' Bedding.
_, {MW-l dilution plaid bricks.
lli‘lLfl $4 75: value $7 ., I.'./‘
. ”Imam“. ‘ ..
. . FIN
II . aunt:
3205 Will Mouton Street.
Clinrlon merritt attolldied II banquet
in New York city, last night.
.n. ”444... 4......
MI‘ and Mrs. E. C. (iodfloy of East
ulo (Intoltuiniug MlSL—l Muttic
WI. ”——
Mayflower [look and linddel Colli-
‘ puny ti annuul hull will take plume it‘rl—
day. February 8th.. in Ariou Hull.
.l. W. Burke-and family have movoll
from Newl-lnvon to one of W. S. IIIIII-
i’or‘d'n new houses in Muplo nvouuo.
Tim ‘clllnn of liltlfl. of the Boot Nor-
.wnlk High School. lliltl I‘II'oIIInIlod tho
‘nchool with :I handsomely i‘rnlund nil:-
turo of II. forest scene.
The Senior and Junior Praying
bonds hold ll cottage prayer llif"‘i.lllf:
with Mrn, llrildiev (,lllbort. Pleasant
llvcnuc. lust night.
Mr. and MI'u,Ll-i()\vol'll W. holy. of
St. John Ilvcnuc; .wituouecd the install
lotion of ollicerll of Guiding Star le!»
IIIIIIIIloI'y. in Bridgeport. Tuesday night.
id: (.‘Illill'lt‘s (lunweil hail reuiguod
from the [Cost Ntll'thlli tire, deport-
Iuont. boeuus‘e of IIoII-I'esidoIII-e. and in-
tends to. affiliate with Old-Well Hook
_-
WOOQOOOQOOOW0
Inuun \‘oul Hitler ior
lllrs. Temple's Celebrated
Home-Mulls Bread and
Doughnuts.
in. the
East Avenue Market
”MOOOOOOW
IIIII,IIIIIIIIII
......_._..
THE MILL REMNANT
SALE
goes merrily on. The good bar»
gains are the cause; the public
appreciate our efforts and respond
lively to our adveitisements
The Water sale of Hamblirg
Embroideries and Insertions keep
this section busy from morning to
night. They are cutting up very
fast.
Prices we repeat again:
Lot. No. I. 3 t‘. _\‘2ll‘tl.
Lot No. 3. 5C..(_)f£|l‘(l.
lot No. 3. IQI‘. )zlltl
Lot \'o 4. lot. IIIIII
Lot \o. 5. lull'4t‘. vnlll
l,l'It XII. o, l7l‘.\ ., VIIIIl.
Lot No. 7. 35c. yard.
..s..
999.9
DOMESTIC GOODS.
Housekeepers attention.
.\lill Remnants (ll.
too. 4 4. at St Izod
\lill l\‘I-;IIIII lillS of l ltiiC'llttl I III-
tou. 44. :Ii 5I.I 1 \illll.
I'IrIIII II ("of
Mill Remnants of ‘.'\'lIiII' 'l‘nlIlI-
Horn. 25(‘. yard.
.\lill lI’I‘IIIIInuls of 'l‘III'lII‘I lx‘rll
InlIliIuI. ~5I. yard.
.\liil lI’eIIIII Inl prices on 'l‘owI-ls.
3,. 5.8. III and ti) 4r. ('élt‘ll.
MILL REMNANT PRICES AT
THE JEWELRY DEPT.
Honing out :I IIIIIIIIIlIII‘tuI'I-r's
llllt' of Sterling: Silver Novelties til
l5t' each for your choice of Nail
Files. lnk lirnsrrs. fIIIoI‘ llol‘us.
Curling: ‘Irons. lilllllt‘l'tl. ’l‘ooill
lli'llSllt‘h‘. :\':Iil liruslles. etc.
We ill't‘ showing :l ll('\\' line of
Spikes in block. silver and gold. ill
.3 for 5r; (iilt Spikes :It 5. lo. 150
(‘I'lt‘llI new styles.
New line of l lui l'inz. III l0t‘.
STATIONERY DEPT.
Special sole of Envelopes. No.5 ‘5
:It 5r. bunch. 25c. box: .\'o. 4. ill. 4c.
bunch, 30c. box. l
(iooll (nullity Envelopes. llitl'rrv-
rut size. Ill 5r. llllllt‘ll, or 75c. box
of no bunches.
IN THE CLOAK ROOM.
lllr mild Ivelltlll‘l
some exceptional \I'lllit'HZ
Cheviot .Iud Kelsey t'lolli lock—
els. llldt k. tlul. custor and navy.
heavy satin lined pcnrl buttons.
some with satin l‘t‘Vt‘ll-I. mode to
retail ill $7 50 and hill) [sale price
Cil.
$4 75 ‘ .
. About fifty odd (new tailored”)
Ladies Suits‘. rolols gley. brown
and navy Hillc pIico $5; v Iluc $10
and $I2.
All Wool liol‘i ( inn .5; of double
qnlc
. ‘ lltic club.
‘WllO llilH been nick for
brings us A
Sine
1
Point. the recent purubaao or
(3‘ M a. E ii. rinwes, is to be occupied by
‘ Inolllhorn lncot at: Mr Clollllugii real
deuce tonight; to rolloaroe tor a dram.
The Enwortil moi. of the Most
urouuu Methodist. Episcopal Church
will hold ll soclni lt'rlday evening. .lllI’I»
only 18. at the. home of Miss Sadie
ilIIIIIlIlll ltlvenaldo avenue. Thom will
Do an interesting program. with senior
null Iol'reshmontu. ‘
E. E. Gorhom.
Eliot Norwnik. Conn.
sells the point that wouru .twleo as
long no lead and olleevoo loud and
zinc. ground by machinery.
R0 Wll YTON
Mrn. A. l.) Ward \vus up roIII Now
lec M osterdny
Sumuol IJIII'lII, of llrooknido. in sick
ot’ pieIIro-pnounloniu.
Mills Annie llolllns is: taking
inI: leusonn oi‘ Mrufl, .Ilury Ely.
point-
(‘llptniu .lny ilni‘t. of l’IovideIIco. i-
IlIe Inn-III of Alchlo Mills. of Main
Htlcol.
Allen l-Zly returned to his work in the
labor. shop in South Norwulli. thin
IIIoI‘IIiIIg.
04M
Edwin l,. Stevens. of Maple menu"
war: II guest. inst evening. pf friends I‘l
Noioton.
.lolIII llI-undlnzl- ll} sinking :I well In
llln residence. the Ambler plot-o. in
Main street.
Mrs. Georg" ‘llerwood. of liinnl No!
wnlk. spent yestordny with he) sister
Mrs, Alfred Crockett.
ll‘muk noel-um IIud family lllll't‘ Inn-u
mi from South Norwillk to (‘llill'lt“‘
Lowliden' horse in Mniu utroet.
illru. lloury Simons. of Main strum.
n number of
months. is considerably improved.
Mrs. l-‘Iultiier. of MIIIIInroIII-I-II. ii: yin
him: her daughter. Mrs. John Sulliin
of Raymond street. the west Idde.
'l‘lie Ladles' Aid Society held :I sue»
eessful supper last night at the bonu-
oi’ Mrs. Daniel Wicks in ltuymonll
street.
Woodn will rouIluI-i tlII»
service-3 in the Baptist ('Ihnrrh llll~‘-
evening. All nro cordially invited to
be present.
RI‘V S. I).
Airs. MIII‘Kenzlo ontorininoll the
indies‘ Aid Society of the liilllll‘Il
L'llili't‘ll. yesterday afternoon, ill, their
regular meeting.
hire. Thompson lLIIIIIu. mother of
Mrs. A. 1'). Ward. llilil been l‘rith-nllv
ill of her home in New York city. Mrs.
Deon Is now improving.
It in tillltl that the Btandurd tlil (.‘Inu-
pally in to deepen the I'hunnel of WI'
non‘n Point sufficiently to have eight-
eon fool of wntcr at low tide,
ii is reported tiliit u I'ompulw hils
been mum! to supply lll'llt‘ lizlnud
with wntnr. it in planned to have tin»
plnni. ill operation by summer.
Mrs. ldn Iliit’l-i. who lltltl ll\'t‘(l for :I
number of veurn with Mrs. Mill‘l
’l'lIIIuIen. ol‘ Muin street III-III to Great
Neck. Long lh'lflllfl. l(ltlil)'. to l'i“vltl(l.
. 4.4. .-
(lilo: Potter. trunnl agent of tin»
State, llonrd of lh‘tlltl'lllltln. won in the
vlilnuo yesterday. looking lifter a num
her of children who are not uttendinn
.Irhool.
'l‘olnorrow (-II-Ilin, the mole qunr
lt‘llt‘ ll‘f‘lll South NIII'nzlllI will would
in the L‘l’l't‘lt'tti‘s‘ in the llunlikt (‘lllllt‘ll
lllll,llli{ seveilli selections. 'i‘lII- llll‘t‘l-
lug will be. very iIItI l‘l‘rtllill,
DflRlEN A ND NORO TON.
I‘ll‘it- Mlllll‘l ’liIIclI I»:
from illness.
ll‘i‘()\ I~r inn
Minn l llllllf‘ l.. Seely ir. \ldillll: Not
unlit fr:.i<ndn
Mink Wliitnly i :Il‘riouidy til :II ,III
home. in l.')IIIIcII.
Minn Add l‘liloiu in tho : uest ot Min.
llobbio Main IItrIIet
llIIIold Willluott inu. llt‘l' -II on the in
mild lint thin IvoI-ll
\lru llonjnmln ii. l“ll('llH1l<‘lll'l‘llUH-
llIII' with Dullt'll Illendo.
it. i.. Gillette lulu been
from uourullpin or the (eyes.
Minn Epnnu HIIII lin‘ in IIIIIoIII; tho lu-
iiuonzn plltientu llllll Irook.
Mrn. lionry Selloell iuul her duunh-
tor Althea uncut. Monday in Ntll'Witlk.
uufloriul:
.lllcobirltiirll continued to full. null
«mull llODOH ore entertained for bill re-
rovory.
Mlfl Aicxnulll-I MlIrIIl-y will spend
fl. few IlIIyII with New Yorll filendn tllln
week. .
Mlll. lumen M, Willinott lII Ilftor
mlmy monlhn‘ lllnonn. IlelIlly Illxnlir
inst hor honith
MinnlAlldlc N. mm, of tho ltoviow.
in‘aho‘llt aruln lifter nevorul Wooktl’
seriously lllndno.
Mills lloleii (loodevo lulu roturnnd
home from (lroonwle II where aim was
the guest. of MIIIII Mny lilnlbniy.
Mm.
M“ 4.4—...
Syivontm‘ llowon and
80ft
"‘ {illludo rotuInnd homo Tuesday from
mural duya’ vloit in Narwllllt.
'_4.
WI“...
. iicrhort 9 Bro II was reported
‘ Ii on. out; II on o
‘ woloolned
' friends.
left leg just ilbove the unklo.
conuldérllhly w rile. ydaterdngi
Mrs. A. M. Not! of New York about
May 1. The cottages: are to he on the
Queen Anne order. Mrs. Nell will he
by her many. Noroto'u
Inlm l-iu...lirty. proprietor of the
Tanker lloIII-Ie utnrtoll to go down loo
outnillo steps of hill Moody (Isteiudny
when he. lrlppod and foil, bronklng lilo
Rnnooy
Pooley ausisted him into the hobso.
and Dr. Noxou \I'tIII'IIuIIImonod to re
lhlce tho fracture. I.
'l‘lIo fIIIIorIIl of Mrs. 'l‘IIonIIIII 'l'onIplo
Wilti attended youtordlty afternoon.
from her lute home in flower. nvenuo.
Rev. (7. A. Willsou olficiutod. 'l‘ho
ollllbI‘uIIIru wore. Chul‘lcs (l. Witter-
IIIIII. (1‘lIlIenI‘cI ii. Srofiold. ll. ii. (iii
lotto and A. Scollcid. The futur-
ml nt W113 in Spring (irovo conletory.
illnjzle llook and Lullder Company
held its annual concert and bull lust
"Will. in tin 'l‘own Hull. 'l‘llo dnucm.
nunlo nun clowdlid tlIIouIrlIout the
evening with lllf‘ll"! uttenllunts null II
'llllllllt‘l' of spot-tutors orcupiod reserv-
ed til’flt‘l about the hull. Firemen from
Norwnlk. South NorwullI and Stamford
Wl'l't) lll‘l‘tllllll. Lowe‘s ol‘rhentru, ol
Norwu‘;k. provided excellent. niuulc, Ilnd
ill iulornlisniou u lulppcr Willi served
in tho bnnlluot room III the. town .Inll
buiidlnu. ’l‘llo cmuulitteou were no
t’ollown: lI‘loor. W. ll. Wllnlott. .lr..
III:IIIuI;l.-r; .I. ll. (lberlnudor. 3. A. tlvi»
utt. N. S. II‘iIIrlI_ lllllfi; reception, W31).
Ogden. (t. .l. OlII-rlnnder. Charles Mills.
bunch. .I. l’. Olive. (1. S. Billlhy; 'Iolil‘o.
ll. S. Selieek. Ambrose lll'ewcr. l’. .l
Gniniziu. llnuforll Smith; arrange»
monls. (l. .l. (lbel‘lnndl‘r. ellulrmnu:
Charles Millxpllugh. E. A. Ovilltt. J. ll.
(lberlIIIIIlor. .l. l’. (lave.
m-..
wmmpn UK.
Miss Snrnh l-lnl‘ry ls sick.
l‘lOltlllt‘ Flint in Iibll: to sit up
\ndIou Mendel son in II little bottoI
nfiei n III-vein lllnonn.
P. lll“l( iI' MIGrnlh in nblo in he mound
ugnin llftll II tussle. with the glip.
’l‘lln lip-ninii‘s port of the l‘tnlohford
honor is being fitted up for n tonmnont
Mrs. William Joseph hos been lb
More New \'t‘ill".’l. Silo Is: in a danger-
oIIII condition
William Anderson» lIiIkeyII .
lolly :l lingo gobblel
deal of Intention.
espec-
ntiinrt n Izrent
A..-
Little Loin l-loIIdI-rnon was taken
:Iilk in church. Sunday. ll wns not
known at first what was thr- mntlm‘.
but it has developed into :1 hurd nttur'l
of grin
CRANBUR Y.
l-‘rnniI ll‘itch. of Weston wns: llgilt‘a‘i
oi blank (honor) s on 'l‘uesdln.
Lillie Mny Slinflm glue II plirty
Monday droning ,‘to hel fIlrndII.
Mrs. Ely has returned home after u
visit. with frioudu in (Ill-nnbury tho punt
wook.
Ml‘fi. Juno Smith has roturued homo
from tl six weeks' visit with her Iluugb~
tern in Wilton,
Mrs. lI‘. Gregory. Mix:
l.llt‘:ii~. Mm. llllttery und Mrii.
die on the nick list.
(llllll'lesl Baldwin. III‘ Noro II. for»
lllt'l‘l_\' of thin plaice, wns (‘ll int: on
i'I‘ieIIIlII llt‘l't‘ Wednesday.
Smith. Mr“.
llllI'kloy
MI' IIIIri Mrs. .lnluou l-‘lllow were
:Ellt'h‘lti on Wednesduy of Mr. and Mrn.
l‘rliukllu Gregory. in Norwnlk.
\Villlnm Gregory has flooded llltt
ownlilp und no noon llll it, treezci-I I-'ll.it-
(‘I'S will have the biennure of enjoying:
IIIIIIIIEIIII'eII,
MiIn Post. linulstunl in the who'll
is. homo Iiilk with the Irllp. About
twentyvlive of the urbolurn nre out. out
i‘I-rillI; from the Izrip null bud voids.
'I‘IIII young mun and some of the old
or ouosl are forming II lulnstrol iroup of
home intent They ore holdlnj.r llit'l't
inpn nnd I'l-lienrlliug III the basement of
ii. l._ t‘lrouol‘y’s store.
L Y'allrs PLAINS.
1.. it.
lIIII‘y.
Hoyt npl‘ut Mobility in Ullll-
Minn iCllllitzo While visited lll NOI‘»
tlold rIII-Isut‘y.
Minn Shiloly 't‘roltdwoll. of llothel. l‘o’
Iluitiuz; I'Molutlwn here.
Mr. ltllil illl'L-l lloIIIeI Godfrey miIIlo ll
flying visit Ill. ii. lt. lloyt'u. Sunlluy.
Mrs. 'l‘houlliu 'l‘I‘IIIIllwoll lllltl our
mother upont Mondny lu Ilridgoport.
l-‘l'cd lltll'lH in homo nttor unending
nevernl days with relatives in lh‘idgoI
poll.
MI. nud Min. Clifford l’IItl-hoou on
IIIItalIIIIIl the byonu l'iutn Whint (i.lIIb
Wednondny evening.
.4... ..
M r.
null Mrs. Houry Nichols return
od homo. Snturdny. from It leIit fox
dome time in Danbury.
Mrn. Ell Wukomnn. who lIIIII.IIlelII
been Iloondlnl: ll. tow IIIIyII wlth llor
DBI'OHLH. returned to llrldguporl. Tuos~
day.
.lnmnrl smith. i... R. Hoyt (Ind Louh
llui‘r filled their lco»houuoa luqt wook
with find too. ranging in thickness
from eight to eleven inches. "
I ' . ”wuwm
Protector Younu animated that
tintn‘ r bill
lull lit to v mile-I on. hmlr. would take
(lb Mil I ~
It
or the cottages to be erected at?
from the earth to the
The
III-tiles of $25 and $10 each nude: the
' tilt-ions:
. . be any nullool in llllclu
field county. renldent or nonresident
of the county, ill eligible to complete.
2 Anbllonntu? are nominated to
write an address. not exceeding liftocn
hundred worda, on any one. of the sub
l‘oillod tumult: It is to be aligned with
a (let ions mum and forwarded to the
comm than on. or before April 1 A
second envelope Ililolild lIccomIIuIIy it.
buying the fictitious name on the out»
ride and tho l‘Glll homo and nddrc'ln
within.
3. Those nlldIesseu will be oxnmln-
(Pfl byu committoo of mum. to be. un-
IIIIIIIIcod later. who will select the best
ten
4 The ton hoyn tlIIIII selected will
be invited to' meet at Norfolk curly in
May. IIIId thmo lleilvol .thu addresses
in public before (I committee of filled
Eplltlomon of the club. who will nwlud
m" to the. host speech and $10 to tho
second best. I
5. The subjects unsigned are no foi-
lowu:
‘l. The Nicaragua Count
2. ()III Nuvy nu Tested in the Spun-
irh Wall
3. The. Greatest Mun of tho Nimr-
teeuth Century.
It. Should the. l’rusidcutinl 'l‘erIII ll'.‘
lmngthouod und itceleoIlon Prohibit-
(Ell?
5 Modern l-‘ollttrul ldonlll.
It. The Future. of the United States.
7. The Newspaper of' the Twentieth
Clinluly
' S. 'lhe Nutton‘n Debt to New Eng.
our].
9. The liont'l‘hinun About. Athletics.
do. A Young MIIII‘II Good Chance In
Amt‘l‘ltll.
»
-~
Hi3 RESlGNATION ACCEPTED.»
S’l‘ANlI‘Olll)‘ UNIVERSITY. out,
January tT--~»l’rof. llllvld Spencer.» us»
sintnui professor of history, tendered
bin I'eniunntion lust (Ironing. it was
lll‘ll‘ilPIllitfely ilt‘t‘L‘Dlt'll. Professor Spell»
z-I»I‘ _ who in II graduate of the Univer-
sity of Wisconsin. was nanlstunt pro»
lessor of history at Harvard in Illill.
null iIIIItrI'I-toI lit the University oi
Michigan liftorwul d .I.
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
Mia. Franklin llush. of New Castle.
Del. says: “i suffered for yoais with
Ilyflpcpsin. Used to have grent dbl-
tresa .Iud boil-hing. i tried everything
i eoulli hem of but nothing helped mo
till I took llruzlllnn llnlm and one on
rent bottle cured me completely."
For sale by it. ll. Pialated and F. ll
Baxter.
[.lIII-oln‘s grout War Secretory.
Stanton. was to bore had a ulonulneut
built III his memory some time. since in
his; native town of Stoubcnville. 0.. but
the dissociation formed a few yours lino
to mine the funds has not met with any
I-Iureoss. An effort in now being made
there to revive the. project.
A PROMlNENTp CHICAGO WOMAN
8 E
Prof. Roxn 'i‘yior. of Chicago. Vive-
Prelsident lliinols Woman‘s Allinnoe
in spfilhinu of Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. says: “i suffered with II no-
vero eold this winter. which lhrrntou-
ed to run into pneumonhl. i tried dif-
ferent remedlefi. but l seemed to grow
worse, and the Inodicluo upnot my
stomach. A friend advised me to try
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. and i
found it was plcunnnt to take, null Il
relieved the at once. i lllll now entire
iy recovered. sound lI doctor‘s bill. time
illltl suffering. and i will borer bo with.
out this splendid medicine death. For
sale by George C. Stilluon. South Nor
walk. and lidwllrd P. Wood, Norwnlk
Many French officials oppose the
Iloool‘lltion of Mrn. Dunlol Manning and
M r5. l’ottcr PIIIIIII-r with the rod ribbon
of the Legion- of Honor boenusn they
tour the lll'lu‘tlt't‘. of smilouoriug women
will brim: on a bout of feminine l'nudl-
lintcs.
(‘III this out Ilnd tulle it to George C.
Sillinon's. South Norwnlk. IIIId isiI‘Irnrd
f’. \VIIIIIl'II, Norwnlk, tll‘llll Morel-I. null
not it free Hillllfllt‘ of Chumlwriuin's
SIIIII‘III'lI null Liver 'l‘nbll‘tn. the host
physio. 'l‘lII-y illso euro lllnoI‘dIrs of
the stomach. biiiounnouu und llf‘dtliu'llf‘.
We hove nu llirzl lhol II \\’()lllilll bus
to be unselfish to live ('I'Imfortubiy
through thilt period when lll'l‘ sons pro-
for young girls to her. lllttl llt‘l' llilS-
lIIIIId begins to take hill duuglIters out
null lenvo her ill homo.
BEAT OUT OF AN INCREASE OF
HIS PENSION.
A Mexican wur I‘etorlln null promin-
lllll. IIdltor wI‘lteIl: ”Soollnz the. udvor
tlnenlmit of (”Eluunhorinlu'u Colic. Chol-
IIrII llllll Diarrhoeu Remedy. l am re»
minded tlult ml II untdl r in Mexico. in
‘47 null ’48.] eonlrncto Mexican diarr-
IIIIeII and this remedy has kept me
from getting ilfl lucroulle in my pon-
stun fox on every renewal. Ii dose of
it it‘HLOl‘tlB me " it ill unequalled no
it quick (turn for diarrhoea. and ill plans-
ant llnd unto to take. For sale by G
(1. Stillnon. South Norwnlk, and E. i’
Weed. Norwlllk.
"There's no Illlo tnlkln'.” said Brow
l‘llO bob. "education in a grout thing."
inIIIortnuno to‘ It."
"i didn’t one to.
about those hnzing matches the boys
have out (mat it mukell Crimson Gulch
seem pretty tame. by oomnnrison."
Washington Star.
'l‘ho. merited population for curing
nllou. sores and skin diseases acquired
by IIoWltta Witch Hamel Salvo. hull
léd to the making or worthldllo ooun-
teriuits. Be sure to not only DeWitt'u
Sullllro. Gnome (l. Stiliaon, South Nor-
wu I.
the newly unpainted treasurer at
Queen Viotorin' II houIIeholll. nits in For-
ilament all hiberlll Unionist member
for West Derbnhllo. The eldest Ion
burn in una. lulu Ia nephew and hairy
martini tive to the mount Dukoot
.‘DPYOM lrll . , _
,Ltlnlvmltv (hub orbits two.
"i didn't know you attached so much _
But when l mud ;
«Dyspepsia Cure
Victor Chrlutinn William Cavendish ‘
of the late Lord Cavendish, he W”.
In! 8 .
houlllleho ll‘nd backache nearly in 1'1.
me; nnd ylnstl‘ml «1 I lilioil
,leu: there is male lit in o lowei-purt.
of my bowels hearing down all the
unite and pains in my mind and
flilrllfil i cannot sleep walk. or sit.
l bellow i dun dimmed all over .
no one over buffered and do." ‘
This III a description of thousands of
cum which (some to Mrs. l’lnkhmns
attention (not All inflamed and ul-
of the neck of the
hilt their. by mp;
Mun. Joint WILLIAM».
toms. and no Woman should allow
herself to reach such a perfection of
misery, when there is absolutely no
herd of it. The huh I. of ou'r pm»
mitt in this sketch ire. Williams of
inulishtowmh ..l.. lino been entirely
cured of nuéh illneiIII and minor by
Lydia Ii l’lnkbamn Vegetable 'Iln-
pound. Ilnd the. guiding advice of Mm.
l'inkhum of iiy'nn. Moon.
No other medicine huh (such II record
for Absolute euros. and no other medi-
cine is “ just. Ill-I good. " Women who
wnnt a cure uhoulrl insist upon trotting
Lydia l“. l’inkhmnu Vegetable (our
pound when they link for it. Ill. 3. store.
Anywn or. mite II letter to Mrs. Pink-
Imd tell her all
Her lidvioe is free.
LADIES ......... mm}
KING'S ij 9
an Crown
l’EllllllllllALW PILLS.
finimmm b'lgldl mil“. II died
a
which “wild,“ "K in» “a
mu
book. All ilrnggtm orb,I mull 01M) III.
"In IEllltlillE 00.. flu 1980. I031“.
hum of Lynn. Muss”
your troubleu.
I
I'll Ioonvlm you oflllrlr Int-mule 3°33
In: «no for ample Ind
IAN]
Leliioh Don’t Lie.
You want your coal delivered to you
by the best method. We employ the
most careful men and our aim is for
perfection of delivery as well as per
faction of cool.
WE KNOW IT
will ho to. your advantage to buy youi
conl here.
lrvinlz Lockwood Gal Co.
Successor to B. Harris
Cool lord and Ofllce Water street
Branch Oilice.( turner Washington and
Main streets. South Norwnlk, Conn.
Telephone Cull. 31-5.
by
‘ Liverpool
illui liyllmr.‘ '
will!
filo,
largest luminous company”
wort Root Illno'o .
lan'di’ltlle lie‘xtylli' amt! -
insurmil mutiny ill the
Also twenty other companion which
' largest III will! timing" to on.“
II u .
Be Cllreful
4 q;
of What You Eat.
we...“ I...
A stomach in (Italians will not make
anuu very "merry" one. i .
Our groceries lli'c perfectly rollllblo
~tho prices give you an opportunity to
save a little for Xmas gifts—~(nnother
relishuble feature.)
Our Very Best Butter. 24o lb.
3 plus. N. S. Mince Meat,
18 lbs. Gran. Sugar, $1.00
New buyer Figs. 10c box.
2 ohms. Persian Dates. lac
Cape Cod Cranberries. 10c qt.
New Honey. 10¢: glass.
Fancy Large Prunes. . me lo.
25o doz.
Fancy Jamaica Oranges,
. I
I
A. STULL ,
24 COTTAGE AVENUE.
Inns: noIIWALK. .
Twenty years ago a h‘ulrfleld.munty
man insured upon the endowmentplau
in the Conn. General Life ins. (10. He
has now received his money. and was
so well satisfied that he not only in
sured again. but is advising his friends
to do likewlso. Have you met him?
FRED H. FIELD. Gen. Agent.
United Bank Building.
80th Norwalk.
SOUTH NORM/MK .
SA WNGS BANK.
Open will. “cent Saturday. tron
93.11:. tolzmulml front-to!
Saturday. 9 a. In. to 1!. m.. no on
day evenin: from 7 ms.
Interest allowed on domain.
AuDEN SOLMANS. Pratt.
JOHN H. rnmus; Vladimir.
Glllo. r. BEARSESm and {run
(in
QUICK
Who'll do my paper-
lna In a hurry andvdn
It right!
I will,
JuniusBrawn ‘
South Main Street.
Under Buckley a Wheeler's Bicycle
.. more.
Res. 25 Elm Grove Place "L
We have sold more candy this con-
son than ever before. 'i‘wo causes
probably account for thine-«people have
more money and our confoctionory in
constantly growing in popularity. the
bitter for the very good reason that-ii
is worthy of it's grout vogue. Our
Chocolateu please both eye and palate
null bd‘? not unduly deplete your pocu-
0th 00 .
G... GHIOTTOI
53 INAIIusI'neer. 4' :
uonwnluK.
Digests what you out.
It ill‘tiillilolly dl'soatll thofo'od and aid!
attire in “randomly and I on-
trnollln‘ the exhuull dignstiv 01--
cans. It. stholatest‘dlmv Verna ”In
ant. and tonic. No other preporatlon
..... . mouthwash his;
ml“ III "will dike“ entail onyx” burn,
till,"er
lip. no.0 m norm». and
:iffidtfidulwo him fmtllpotlun.
marge“.
MORE CANDY AND STILL MORE
CAN ' ‘
FOR SALE
Ill consultant lulu.
JACOB M. ' LAYl’ON.
5. .R‘AlLRQAp PLACE.“
SOUTH NORWALK. I
.B’ mhouuuu '
loo. no. lilo III II on
Inn 3' .
”lei Inn's
Hi lint ell-h prlce paid for old inch"
a
lull und materill ll of awry kindi Drop
me I. pohtul find i lell' c’Ilii.
Prompt n'ito‘ntl loll aid nonprofit.
dealings with all. llu'n oce Itonllliy .
New York (ladle (ill I'll through the wee
immediate ntteution on .rllttlr
will be given to any ndéilinnlln lint my
come in flotilla Rml" “undo. I
Minn more.
. 111% mu
IIII
ii.
wort ‘
IIIII Hurt! one 0f the now
surance with» in this rill '
Hilllllllllilllisliiii’i
be found
can be
Every
gain at
25c "
ache.
l)I uggist
need it
and SIII I-.
filing
GAPlTAL.
Bunkers
toro'. Per -
Bobbitt
Mlltlli tit-
Ian. '5 Mill
tip to start
1901‘ by offering
, the bent
ticie in thin it ..
&C.,
If) FiRSl AVENUE
Dout wait until yotlIalie
doll II with the. Grip
until Iou have a spl ‘
lion I wait ands
Get a box of Accton idiom
(incorporated 1867.)
SURPLUU and PBOFI’I’O. i
selected goods
‘lllly'wllél‘C,l
quoted ’n‘h
he price II I
East Notmlk. I
.II:
Tel. l35-2
to haul: it w n"
Accton never in s. .-
25¢. a box. '
NATIONA
OII‘NOIIWAII
m t
. March to'
it Ill! ,
lilo Deposit
“await? ~
Norwalk Chronicler