:region and
ails 'gencraliy
ntral sections.
, ‘ ' n mills a decided full
‘ mturem in til eastern see
“out ' :5:ng rise in the
itlcns favor for
aoo
con mi sections. ‘
th vicinity cloudihiils and probably
ow or rain, with rising temper-
this even as.
Miss Ida Northrop, of Main street
Norwallt, is sicko
J. H... M bowth. clerk for Kinney
Benedict. is a grip victim .
.w'.
-Braaillan Elal'mr'fori that cold.
Baxters’ and Plaisted's.
(1D. worderi'in'd iamily. of Orchard
street, are on the sick list.
The next debate at the Cetholic Club
will take place. January”
iW i' .
Mrs A. ll. Baldwin. or Wall street,
Norw silt is ill of intermittent fever
' wThe quality of the imperial Crown
cigar is of the highest standard.
Selectman F. H. Merrill is cutting
ice on his new pond at Broad River.
Mrs P. A. Scovlll attended the Dick-
inson‘Newion wedding at Eessex. yesv
terday.
W
bli'xe Branch Lodge. Knights of Pv-
thlas. will hold its regular meeting to
morrow night.
A memorial service was hold at at.
Mary's Church. this morning. for the
late James F‘lynn.
The (slicers-elect of Court Narruk
Foresters. of America, .will be installed
Thursday cvenlh3.
' wilraulllan mini for soar throats~
reldszvchapped hands. Baxter or
. ’ ' W”—
nest llodahoi'i. of Wheeling. Weld
Virginia, has been visiting with his
brother. '.A A. liedshon. of Lowe street.
”'09,.”
A party of Nocwsik Oddiellows will
visit Butler ladge. this evening. to
witness the working of the second do
Klee.
-lilxprcssmhn trying Hall is on the
sick list. at is home in Main street
Norwalk. Mrs. Hall has just rccovoi
od from an illness“
The, students :of the .Norwalk Univer-
sity School will give a dance to the
pupils. of. Mrs; M is Meade ililislde
seminary. on Fobmaryd .
W
- .- I. know ODOQI'QMody
torso channels cold. its camalsl’yoy- Pastoral.
“Thcwyoung ladies oaths Century Club
composed a theatre party that witnos
sod. the Prisoner of Zenda at iioytd
Theatre, Monday night."
. M
The Old Hickey Male Chorus will
meet for rehearsal at the South Nor-
walk. Methodist Episcopal Church to-
nlglit, at 8 o'clock sharp.
The Seneca basket-bail team. of
Stamford. has received a challenge
from a Norwalk live to play in NOl
walk, Thursday evening next. ‘
.———-————_~a
~The Todd Corset will be represent»
or in South Norwalk and vicinity by
Mrs. F. D Griswold, who will be at ill
Franklin street, every Thursday
.bf'rs. Edward ORelliy. of fill Center
riven'nh. and Mrs. John J Walsh, of
Gregory's Poiht. are guests of Dr. W.
P. O'Roiliy. lit Elizabeth N. J.
The next meeting of the Friday Af-
ternoon Club will be at the home of
Miss Helen Ferris. "6 Fairilcid av onuc.
futility. ’Janhnry 25th. at a ocloclt.
.Tborc will be a meeting of the inn
lur members of the Audubon society.
tomorrow afternoon. at l o’.clock at
the home of hire. Fox, 112 West street.
Claude C Maxilold. chief clerk low
the '5ch of ntehdent Mortimer
y i isle of the New York.
vugn a'nd la'rtford rend. has
gbfi‘nppbintdd ntoaographor to the
railroad committee of the Legislature.
and will assume the duties of the
tion, February 1. . ‘ 3.
M ‘
honorees. WATKINI a midi 'Auiiw
. . noun 'r'r.
sell the palpt that wears twicoas
implanted at “mutt loud and
. 'tr‘illidt
also.
We greed Both in
di‘ri".’1"i'i. 65.1..
ham Post. 0'. A. P... will meet
”it
has arrived at New 'iiavcn with a car
go or coal from JNorfoik Va.
[k u " "Trump '6: No.
we . are vi n3 rev s‘ a With-
or, Mrs. Mo ”if“. Dbau ury. .
Charles Watch is to have a six
room house; crop in lily- avenue by
scatterer Willem. childish”. .-
ns , r..
Pampaw 78W Stop fitg'fp 8 Nor
dearer. ll. “nation and William 1‘
O‘Brien are taking the military enroll
' meat of the First voting District
The annual meetln3 of the 'incorpox
ators of the Fairlieid dCounty Savings
lines will be held this adoration.
--See the inducements in Dry Goods
and Kitchen Wane. New Century Solo.
M. B. Smith ill“. Co M
The Union Endeavor meeting of
February lst is to be held in the
Westport Congregational Church and
not in the Norwalk Church. at hereto-
fore 'stated.
sun—.5“.—
Rev. J. McClure Hollows and Rev.
Alexander Hamilton attended the an-
nual banquet of the Society of Colonial
Wars at Deimonlco' s. New York, Mon-
day night.
A requiem mass for the late Willie
Hull. who wasd rowned in the Union
factory pond. in company with south
or lad. will be held at St. Mary‘ s
Church. Friday morning.
was--
L Mrs. Ansel Sherwood, of Grand
street. Norwalk, ‘who has been contin
ed to her bed for the past two weeks
suffering from congestion of the lungs
was able to sit up a short time yester
. day.
m...“
The St. Lu es basketball team. of
Montauks‘. seco'nd Company 1“ team.
of Nomalk. next Friday night. in the
Edward Ferguson Memorial buildin‘x
South Stamford
,pitei Herbert S. Drew a, pastor of the
D'a'rien'c Cn'grcgational Church. has
been do erously ill at his home in
that place. The crises of his illness is
assured
. ~LaGrippc broken up by the use 0i
Brazilian iinlm. Baxter or Piaistcd.
will conduct the meeting tonight at the
walk. The members of the ban 3; will
pan. ' ' ..
at Hartford.
fifth row of section three.
totivc Nash. of Westpert, occupies the
next scat.
The social and set about committees
oi the Lamont Club met last evening
at 1 Trinity plan:- with Charles it.
Baker. Ten members were present.
meeting adjourned at about ll 0 ‘cloclr.
The eighth annual report of the
Beard of Electrical Commissioners of
the city of South Norwalk for the lid-
cai year ending October 13, 1900. has
been issued in pamphlet form
gratuitous distribution.
Eli Pakuiski, of Danbury. formerly
of South Norwalk. has received a clini-
icnge for a series of pool games from
George Smith of Hartford, who claims
the champion'ship of New England.
The games will probably be arranged
in a short time.
i"' .
M
Mr and hire. Daniel 8. Bartram. a!
igb street. informally celebrated the
tty-sovunthm anniversary of their mar-
riage... Tuosd ay Mr. Bartram we.
etghty-threo" years old. January ll
Mr. Bartram hi a former chief of no
line of Norwalk He is the father of
Officer William 8 Bartram.
Cora Violet Hall. of South Norwalit.
has brought a petition: for divorce
lite t'g'a'o
It asks r s change of name to Com
uloiet Plat. The parties were mar-
ried December 24.1899. The separa-
tion is salted for an statutory grounds,
and for intolerab e crueltyg',’
j " "also; roam:
' ”for use: 10 colors. Oim' no
“Mas final to nun, Bel by
I; thins & Dow and T
l , gin ‘ ~
r
a
lf'z' ll? "- .i‘ '
Gothic and
"i
'Lffi'stt
. ,, . gvi’l’l'i ll. ‘ ‘ . ‘flms.fl . l; ‘ ‘ m.
Assn w . . . .' loo is.
. osoinmirmitnvo and emdi'tsus. - - . iii/is Is.
73am; mu Q. ~ . . »- ,. - - — ~ - new»
MALL rli' d‘ALtis HAMO. on. own our. . . . .1 m lb.
slim: ma soils .. . . . .. . . . . . ”9...“...
cuties ma aoaa‘. - ‘ . . . - - - ~ - ‘00,. ll:-
sweaters cram. . ' .
system strait.
The schooner Rachael W. Stevens.
Stamford. wil play a game with the .
Thh"§ciiii"ir his juniirr priiyilig bands j
take the car leaving the East Avenue .
Methodist Episcopal Church at 7:23;
and much was accomplished. The
{0" .
1
Home nearest” critic and made. rea' '
passed and his recovery is now nimoat
Knight street A. bl. a. Church in Nor- “
Representative Adams occupies scat .
137 in the House oflleprcsentatlvus .
it is the end seat in the .
Represcn- , .
lei Allen "all, of Bridgeport. y
litters: of the; Superior (lotrtt- .
-A
“I“: resul
11ml. 51‘?
bought so iliilCii, its it is, that we 'vc been way
caught up. ‘
So the crockery'mau has
CROCKERY AND LAMPS i
American porcelain decorated m
ilorsi patterns and gold lines:
ten- cups and sauce". if. dos, 49c.
tenplstcs, to don. lite e.
dinner and souppiates. is. doz.. its
out saucers. M. dos. 21c.
pltc era. each 10 And its.
sugar-bowls, each. 200.
ten- pots. each. 390. .
worth nearly double.
iiaviiand and Austrian china
dinnerware, odd pieces.
1- 2 or 1-3 off.
Glass.
tumblers. 3 styles. 2c.
fruit-bowls. 3 styles. 8c.
salad bowls. L'Omptll'lil, and salvois
12 styles. 10c.
astilt and poppcr~shakors. to
Large lampburners. regular prices.
8c, ~- 0.
incandescent gas burner, mantle and
globe complete. ~21'ic
(liars stand lumps, white or colored
with shade, ' lilo
Hall lamps fancy globes. ~75c
Night-lamps. some with reflectors.
his way
«~10c
Bracket lamps. central draught. with
bracket and reflector. with:
Fancy pariorlamps. with decorated.
ishiugs since the
bind in delivering
,..‘.
sigh".
globe or model. name ore central
draught. wortlilaebllto l4. *8109
Banquet-i amp 3lobes. iincy deems.-
d.‘ 1 “ 4' .- . ”M
it worth We hm.” ~2§c
‘ I". * grin h’lnso to it’s... :38:
Kircnsnomsns
LNAMELWARL
Large size tea or coffee pots, .
regular price 30c and 40c
19c.
8-qt. Berlin kettles and sauce
pans, regular price 60c,
35c.
14~ql. dish-puns, regular price
50c, age.
1 -qt. milk- kettles. regular price
2.5c ‘ Ioc. .
Extra-deep pic- plates, regular
price isc. too.
Dippcrs. regular price we and
15c, 5c.
Ceiling dustcrs. (rit. pole, rogu-
lur I c. . 5c.
X X till wash boilers. extra
heavy, copper bottom, regular
piicc $1.75, 3.1 19.
"Mill I". lid" Sale opened You vc
New. at iast..wc' re pretty well
Glass oil-cans, regular price 2.7%
Galvanized buckets, Io-qt., reg-
ular price 18c. 10c.
XXX TIN ARTICLES:
z-qi. buckets, worth I8c.
Ioc.
3-qt. buckets, worth 23c, '
15c.
4—qt. buckets, worth 28c,
18c.
l4-qt. dish pails. worth 60c.
38c.
Short‘haudlcd dippcrs, worth
18c. rec.
(haters. worth 8c, 5c.
SUNDRIES.
Japauncd trays. several styles
and shapes, regular prices 19c. 25c
and 38c. Inc.
1‘ loot—sitters, easy-working.
Izc.
Quart measures. 10c.
rc(Ilollies-horses. 4-bar. 3 fold,
liar price 50c. 29c.
oidiug wash benches. regular
price 65c. 39c.
l i ibrc basins. regular price ,l5t‘.
The lion/land Dru Goods (20.. Bridgeport.
Any man who wears one
at our new style Neckties
-tccl_ts or tennis-hands—
immediatcly' becomes an
3 object of admiration. Not
ofghichif alone, but of ‘
everybody who sees him.
Come in and let us help '
you to be handsome.
Constant Bros.
South Nfl'ilnlli.
MILFORD A. GIFFIN.
Manager.
“rakes is" assumed.
o..-
Owners Complain to Board of Relief
Of Excessive Assessments.
The tax question Is annoying the
. numerous New Yorkers who have been
paying taxes in Greenwich. on a Very
small portion of their property. And
this your find that the Board of Adams
sore has raised them. The Thwu
Board of Relief finished its labors yes
bdrday. and flown theapam‘ea ‘of ‘1'?
tax yersw o appo tur ng l
fourduys‘ sittlnda and Complalucd of
some". taxation This number is
'thre‘e times as many as those who on.
neared before a similar board last
oar
"William Rockeielier did not com
plain of his taxes, but they had not
heroat‘ed very much. his import y ‘-ly
ing in a section which was not raised
E. C. Benedict, whose assessment had
been grenti increased made no com
Wplalnt s attorney had his name
ml the Board of Relief‘s list, no
' hthlt" if its chooses he can have a bean
lug later. OBound Beach the section
where H. liavemcyer. J. Kennedy
m. and E. J ’litldl'd robido. was well
i regrospnted. for the priipprty hoidcrr
' ll
re clamr that" thhy llrb paying as“
though their property was equal in
vehicle that. in Bellollaveu. . ..
«W 1 "
SAT DEAD iN msmmoow.
Mrs. J. T. Robinson. forty two years
did living at flawthdrnb.‘ a all been elm
3"de roonwlcli. died at:i ilkdohii l! at pretty
ornoon. of heart iseaiio. b.
MMMIM... digit?
hf“...
3mm” antit‘l was noticed.
at she remi'iinod' there for several
investigation ensued.
ed in the discovery of her
v
ILOWN TO ATOMI.
, Testimonials sent free.
3 bottle. Sold by all Druggists.
to be the only girl bootblaeir in the
country. She has her place ill the
Grand Central station. and does a good
business. mainly with women passed
38ft! ' ,
BEAT OUT or All lNCREABE 0F
. Hi8 PENSION-
A Mexican War veteran and promin-
out editor writes: "Seeing the adv-er:
tissment of Chamberlain“ s Colic. Chol
era and Diarrhoea Remedy. i am ra-
minded tbut as a soldier in Mexico. in
‘47 and '45. l contracted Mexican diarr-
hoes and this remedy hits kept me
from getting an increase in my peli-
lon. for on every renewal. a dose of
restores me." it is unequalled as
a. quick cure for diarrhoea, and is pleas.
ant and safe to lake. For sale by fl
C. Sililson, South Norwnlll. and h.
Weed, Norwalk,
w
it is sometimes easier to step into
another man's shoes than it is to walk
, in them.
I.
HOW’tl THIS?
We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case of Caterrh that can-
not he cured by Hall‘s Catarrh Cure. :
F. J. CHENEY. £2 (30.. Toledo, 0.
We, the undersigned. have known F.
J. Cheney for the last 15 years. and be
iieve him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by the firm . 0;
WEST lg: f TRUAN. Wholesale Drug.
gista. Toledo. 0.
WALDLNG. iiiNNAN & MARVIN.
Wholesale Dluggists. ioiedo. 0.
Hall‘s (‘atarrh Cure is taken inter
' sally. acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system
Price 750 per
Iiall's Family Pills are the best.
The mean men are calculating, that
about ouohith of their Dcccmht'l‘ gas
bill was caused by the wolien folks
staying up late to finish Christmas
presents. “
‘l’l-il MOTtilit' B FAVORITE.
thmberlaln‘ s Cough Remedy is the
mothers favorite it is pleasant and
safe for children to take..and always
cures. it is intended especially for
a. colds. croup and. whoopia
con .and is the best medicine made
for these diseases There is not tilt
least danger in girls it to children.
for it contains no up out or other in
jurlous drug and may be given as con-
. ildeutly to a babe as to an adult. For
sale by (l.
C. Stillson. South Nor-walk
and E.
P. Weed. Norwailr.
' I "i ' '
Time is a distinct mars but makes
no noise.
Matias—y
IAVID A BOY" Mil. ,
Hrs. Captain 3 Hubbard. of Illi-
"Bl‘ui 3'3th
NEWLWI
be hit. a a...» Mills
was home's». "in”
aimi’m and was all rightéliutbsm more
from.“ Item-induces
Notice may not molten lawyer
perfect. but enough of it Will make
him rich.
M
Every year Margo number of poor
and rs whose units ,are, sore a d
rs ii are urged to so
another climate. set this is costly
Muslim-ever ~ as air eh-
listen-u Dr. dtias's New Discovery lot
~ Inputs ilk? ’Wodi at home.
flats “m“ prams/lie for
a
May hlcCanlty of New York. is said ‘
THOUSANDS IINT lN'l'O EXILE. 3
Three women the wives of famous
husbands. have been accorded the hou-
or of burial in Westminster abbey.
They are Lady Palmerston, Lady Au-
gusto Stanley. wife of Dean Stanley
and Mrs. Gladstone.
A PROMlNENGEECHiGAGO WOMAN
Prof. Rosa Tyler. of Chicago. Vive
President liiinois Woman's Alliance
in speaking of Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. says: "i suffered with a se-
vere cold this winter. which threaten-
ed to run into pneumonia. i tried dif-
ferent 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 Was pleasant to take, and it
relieved the at once. i am now entire
p iy recovered, saved a doctor's bill, time
and suffering, and i will never be with-
out this splendid medicinc again. For
sale by George C. Btilison. South Nor-
walk. and Edward P. Weed. Norwalk.
Tho tailordnado girls is all right.
but most men prefer the ready made.
When threatened by pneumonia or
any other lung trouble. prompt relief
is necessary. as it is dauzerous to de-
lay. We would suggest that One Min-
ute Cough Cure be taken as soon as
indications oi having taken cold are
noticed. it cures quickly and its earv
ly use prevents mnsumptlon. t}. C.
Stillson. South Norwalk.
The world is a prison from which no
men need hope to escape alive.
Cut this out and take it to George C.
Billiaon's. South Norwalk. and Edward
P. Wood's, Norwnik. drug stores. and
get a free sample of Chamberlain‘s
Stomach. and Liver Tablets. the best
physio. They also cure disorders of
the stomach. biiiousnosa and headache.
._...._.
it rains on the rich and poor alike,
if they are unable to swipe an umbrel-
n.
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush. of New Castle.
Del.. says: "i suffered for years with
dyspepsia Used to have' great dis-
tress and belching. I tried everything
i could hear of. but nothing helped me
till i tool: Braa'ilian Balm. and one 50
cent bottle cured me completely."
For sale by R. ll. Plaistod and 1". ll.
Baxter.
The milk of human kindness would
be a good deal richer if it wasnt skim
med so often.
Such little bills as DeWitt's Little
Early Risers are very easily taken.
i and they are wonderfully effective in
cleansing the liver and bowels.
Stillson, South Norwallr
“a...
.0. C.
An auctioneer always looks for bid-
ding when conducting a Joke.
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A REMEDY FOR THE ORIPPE.
A remedy recommended for patients
afflicted with the Orippo is KEMP’B
BALEAM which is especially adapted
for the throat and lungs. Don't wait
for the first symptoms t the disease:
got a botti tic today and keep it for use
Mtge :13?an it is pegged l'ipno looted
. n no names enoy ngon
resume hilt. Knit 8 BA pro
vents this by too at the dough loose
and thel 3a free from inflammation.
Asi‘i: dru‘l Its sell KEMP'B BALBAM at
an
W
Never marry a girl named Ann. Au' s
an indefinite article. Wm ,1
gI'i‘ln'i merited” “stipulation for. cut-lair
flaw n diseases Acquired
'iii’ltifem Witch mm “mauve; has
sdto thama' 11':on
certain. lie all e to set ulsomvvltt'a
Hal‘vke. George 0‘. utilised. nth Nor-
wa . -
it is bettbr to have a heart of oak
than a wooden head. .
Win——
led with ’s weal: tio'n'
sinusoid ori till!“ imp":
i
w , ,
(ll! new routes is atisch J
. Clubs. of lndiana. is the wife of the
Mary 1,1 9190.3.
iiil'
carriers; length of routes. 48 ‘ -
area covered. 158 square miles; bowls
lion served. .764. Post billed at
Bianksville to be supplied by rural
carrier. Milli to Greenwich. Conn. '
Georgetown, h‘nirileld county. One
(alrier; length of route. 21% miles;
urea, covet-.ed is square miles; Donnie
lion siu',ved 652
Hawleyviile. Fairliold county Ono
carrier; length of route. was miles: .
area covered. 16% square miles; pop
ulation served 477.
Ridgctleld. Foirileid county. One
carrier; length of route, 87% miles.
area covered. 38 square miles; popula-
tion served, 2,141
Iandy Hook. Falriicid county One
terrier; length of route 261/; miles:
area covered. it square miles: popula-
tion served, i561.
Southport, Fairiicld county. One
carrier: length of route 251,4. miles.
area covered. if square miles; populs
tlon served. 832.
Westport. Fairflold county. (Addi
tionai service) One carrier: length of
route. 28% miles: urea covered. 8
square miles; population served. 1.048.
EXPLANATIONS OF JOINT NOTE.
Ministers Have Decided not to Reply
to Chinese Request.
PARIS. January Lido—The Haves
agency has received the following de-
spatch from Pckiu. under date of Jan-
'uory 2‘2
"The ministers have decided not to
reply to the request for explanations
of the joint note until the Chinese
shall have proved by their acts that
they intend to give satisfaction. and
the conditions shall have been accept.
ed as to the primary question of pun.
iehmonts. The ministers intend to
discuss with Prince Ching and hi
liung Chang the conditions under
which the chief of the guilty shall be
punished."
blood.
prices.
.-
Popsin preparations often fall to re—
lieve indigestion because they can di-
gest only aibuminous foods. There is
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 relief. for
it digests what you eat.-(i. C. Still-son.
South Norwalk.
-
Miss Styles—"Do you know. i think
this cloak-must look awful." Miss
Amos—~“The ideal.” Miss Styles—"At
any rate it is just as comfortable as
it can be."-Bosl.on Transcript.
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. We know of. nothing so cer-
tain to give instant relief as One Min-
ute Cough Cure. it can also be relied
upon in grippe and all throat and lung
troubles of adults Pleasant to take.
G. C. Stillson. South Norwalk.
lou can walk along the streets of
any town and pick out the men who
have the aggrieved feeling that they
are 20 years too young for their wives.
—-Atchison Globe.
".9...—
iT GIRDLES THE GLOBE.
Tho tunic of Bucklen‘s Arnies. Salve.
as the best in the world, extends round
the earth. it‘s the one perfect healer
of Cuts, Corns, Burns. Bruises, Sores.
Scolds, Bells. Ulcers. Felons, Aches,
Pains and all Skin Eruptions. ()nlv
infallible Pile cure. 25¢: a box at it‘.
if. Baxter's.
Mrs. Hnwicy. wife of the Connecti-
cut senator, is an enthusiastic club-
woman. She served two terms as
president of the Washington club, and
is prominently connected with several
mashington hospitals and other char.
es.
JELLO. THE NEW DESSERT.
pleases all the family. Four flavors
Lenmn. Orange. Raspberry and Straw
gerry. At your grOcers. Try it in
sy.
Miss Alice Parsons. a 'i‘nlarc county
Cai.. schoolteacher. saw a large benr
going up the hillside near the ranch
where the bearded. She picked up n
Winchester, gave chase. and, when
withinrnngc. brought hruin down with
e. Woll‘directed shot.
of
WHAT SHALL WE HAVE FOR DES-
BERT?
This question arises in the family
every day. Let us answer it today
Our January
'Mark Down Sale
Alforda you an opportunity to I
beat of furniture at the very l'
Here are some of the spec
Iron Bodstoada,
Odd Dressers.
Odd Rockers. _
Jardiniero Stands,
Couches.
Ladlea’ Desks. ’
Dining Chairs.
Extension Tables.
Side Boards,
China Closets,
Parlor suits.
Ladies Toilet Tables,
FUNERAL oisecron
AND EMBALMERy
blah
Yapcr...‘
8's“ 90““ ;~ -
l0 FIRST AVENUE. 5.
Accton is Harmless.
Headaches
Cdllsc,
25c. .it the Druggists, or A ,
\[edicai Co., Mystic, Conn. ' '
of blend-hes if the blood'ls.
than this: ”issue cannot or
piled with pure blind. Th e
be success of Celery King.
' Cele Kin curest“onstl ion
bite uirtyh- LIVE“ and Kiddo. lid
m
Although we are hit.
mg a’Verv busy season.
we have not all
our stock to run do‘
and can offer as 1g '
varietv as earlier. .
Will do your work
when wanted.
East Norwalk.
Tel. I35- 2.
H EA DACH ES.
Aceto
'i'roni \v aim
s it relieves the irrll
Try Joli-O. a delicious and healthful
dessert. Prepared in two minutes.
No boiling! no baking! add boilins
water and set to cool. Flavors: Lem-
on, Orange. Raspberry and Btrawber
ry. At your nocsra.10c.
Jane, Lady Carow, now over loll
years old. is not the only survivor of
the guests present at the famous ball
at Brussels. given on the eve of nativ-
ity. by the Duchess of Richmond. The
other is Lady Sophia Cecil. sister of
the late Lady Louisa Tighe.
The most soothing. healing and an
tiseptic application ever devised is Do
With Witch Hazel Salvo. it relieves
at once and cures piles, sores. eczema
and skin diseases. Beware of imits’
tions. 0. C. stiiison. South Norwnl.
Mrs. Jane Moll. Einiilh. new presi-
deut of tho Federation‘of Women’s
private secretary of the late George
M. Pullman. Hi‘l' husband now owns
pig street our system of. South Bond.
a ' .
A one mvs'ra'nv. 1“"
it is a mystery why women endure
Backseho. Headache. Nervousnosa.
sillseplessnoss. Melancholy. Fainting
and Diary Spell s, when thousands have
proved that Miectric Bitters will quick-
ly euro such troubles. "i suffered for
years with kiddie troubles " writes
mldolams Phebe char (in. of Petal-mu. led.
"an mean root
not dressmyasll lawn rie Bitters
wholly cured me, and. ‘ 73
cars old [new am able in do i my
ounces . .it overcome: some the‘
novella apatite air
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Ind. .
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OF NORWALK.
(Incorporated 18M.)
Assistant Cashier. .
oiaacr'oas:
Bunkers‘. Merchan _
crs'. Personal and ani y '
ficliuit‘ed. fluid MWPV .
ables Stored at Moderate '
ea, 85 and upward not your.
Norwalk Chronicler