our il W
at qrthdsld is is inch Blriglianitetii
he‘s: ”till 7 Inches. Rochester-”l
has. lilwa ee 5 inches oreh'
aches and New Haveu‘a'igaoa: ‘7 hill- 1 vsluahie rl
.;.
i3sa Sadie Hull has been mung in “
New York
upon—o-
friends in town for a few days.
. nue.
‘ w'l‘lle dan er “of grip is pneumonia.
ltrssillau so in breaks n For . -3-3l3tverybody ought to try the inner;
a’ale 'at Plaiated'a‘snd mm lal Chews cigar. it has no usual. ‘
w» llev. J. .l.ll‘urlong. of St. Marys Wesley Slausen. :of
Church; is looking for a speaker to race. has resigned his position. ate
lecture in the church on St. Patrick' ii a Btsmvant'p store. and assured one
day. with comatock brothers. South Nor
« walk.
The directors of the Catholic Club
litre decided to 15m a mt at lack- mu hens Kane. oi s. It. soon a
sitter Honday night. (3on dry goods store. Daunury. has
Aprils returned home from a visit th
. ‘ , friends in South Norwalk and Bridge.
mind's8 Hall. on
HA3 memorial service to: the late Pat... port. .
rick Mulnueen was held at 8 o'clock
this meruiu at St. ids s Church “Eighth of the small children of the
‘ ry one are boarding with lilac
” Au comic by human. at Weston. becamm
3Water Commisioner Gould lleyt letto is crowded conditon of the insti
Norris
“W
this morning. for the Post-Graduate tutlon.
Hospital. New York, where he will no ~--~
dergo an operation. The trial of Naurlce K. mend
—— Nor-walk. charged with 4min
lites Nayme Wardweil has returned ails. comes up today beforeuthe
to her home in Norwalk. after a week s states postal commissioner in New
it with her aunt, Mrs. Charles Haven.
billock. in New Canaan.
_ i3
robin, most evening spendent. _
ohms: palms and Mrs Antoinette ' 'éeruiiian balm will heal chapped
lint ioi Noun and son Nl‘aland hours. anxious and Piaisted's, io. :45.
ollgtd
NM ”milky morning. litioaad ll sleep.» 3
and
hit.- and tits. I F. Daragan. of will stalls the
801ml Norwailr. nod home That Collin] Pll
enrolling at once tor the spring term:
at Brown' a. in the March 313mm of the “Puritan"
i: an- argcleuon “(igldngmln America;
A h steal culturadl'ill'willbe given mongt e ustra ens. ere s a p c
in tlfe ,yll‘ran film school assembly mu lure elm ill a Genevieve Becker; of the
next Thursday afternoon at 1 o'clock. Gilli). Dario
under the direction of lllas Naude E the eQ3Vli‘o'prleuli Ned-opoutan
Wei fe. . , ship in 1900.
m...
Assistant Superindentent Herman, Michael Gleason. 0f Franklin ave- '
at South Ncrwslk attended the pan nus. Norwalk who recently underwent
quiet of the representatives of the Pru- a serious 0 Iration". it the i5
deutial Life insurance Company, in note "will! in New York city. is
it is hoped that he
will soon be well enough to remove
pddgemrt last night. slowly imsmvlns
3 Mrs. Shelton will have charge of the to Norwalk.
H. A. meeting. in the First Congre-
q. ,
tonal (35.94514 or current misalon- The Old Hickory Glee Club will
if} items. Wedngsday alteration, in meat for rehearsal at the South Nor-
are or man Raymond walk Congregational Church tomorrow
evening. at 8 o‘clock sharp All are
The Robert Emmet club will hold a requested to be present. as business of
celebratlo . in Knlg to of Colors importance in to be transacmo The
hill.ncxtnlleudg.y1nlt,iho 33: members are also asked to bring all
being the birthday 'or lilolsnd‘s‘ si ol9li9 music‘-
pstrlet. Emmet. New York man
will speak Chester F. 'l‘olies. formerly of South
Norwalli. where he was for many years
The call!) of (he steamer I popular salesiuandn 001118100X Broth
Lowudea. which was llbell bye a: era clothing store. has leased tiles-es-
”80W idenoe now. occupied by C. All Storm
comes up today. before this district in South bill! street. Anson“ which
bankruptcy court. of the United he will occurs In the early spring
. lter'rltt Chapman Wreckers
States. in New Haven. today.
Lewis P. Wood. of the Separate Com- the bill.
pony. C. N. 0.. is accepted. and he is
honorably discharged from the mill- The auction sale of the personal
iary service of the state to date. Feb- propsrty of the Moot Inn of limb "
ruary 28.!901 The resignation of Brothers. in Br!
second lieutenant Ray liinaiow dd yesterday. it lasting four days. The r‘
Gunny D. I‘m regiment. C N. 0.. amouatiilu‘tl'lo‘
hassles been acceptui and he is new the sawmill reach about ".1003.
orably discharged to date from Febro‘ the outlets have «lined lathe _
ary 28. film. atom of e bankrupt firm. wlll be sold
' “1.900!-
W
adult vouii suoev row no.
navoa‘s Close Car-Hue
m M“ M ‘° “W I vicar-t: with
m
Shelly 833: Barnes Small Sugar Cured llama
Sperrv 8t Barnes. Mt sou W‘wao
Mme. lb.
as r floor paints. hilly do“
.5001‘.‘ Merrill.
communism.“ “rum ~
Porter House Siam Igneous. lb. Shoulder Steak.
”to!“ Steak. 4':,i4.4 m “gt {I}.
Hamburg Stall.
A FULL LINE Oll‘ BEAM
w
blade least.
”he 13:1 Mdhwi to
mpg an n r.
More ’1
1‘ time. balsa humor
and members of lilr. Murray ’a film IV.
He was helplessly bound up with
rheumatism. and his case get so
that Caleb one day not long billed in a
up his mind to adopt heroic measures
and managed to get out of his bed.
and after making a good. about mus»
tard plaster bound it fast to his leg
below the knee 5
This plaster know its businesii. knew £94 inclement weather and it
what was expected of it and withoil i
loss of time get to work and soon had
ia lanai insulin? Ibilriter about live
ucssweau reinfection _. ‘. .
Caleb's leg that below the knee. O‘aieb mm“. induced kidney w“ ill.
took to his bed again and devoted a
good deal of time to trying to heel
up the big blister. for his leg then had
both blister and rheumatism in it. and
Caleb's pains and aches were worse
than they had been before Caleb had
turned doctor and gone to curing rheu-
matism in a new way.
it! alive Doormat the lady had once
but had repented it
taken a house up
Mite his. in the hope that her lover
would return to her.
dillell the fame
4 yin lab afterwards. “and
‘-_~ ”l have on double
and an: secure against Mme. bitch had
Vera will“
cry day. 3but he never spoke to llal'
and on learning of his death.
bimltted suicide."
ésuuioo. South Norwalk.
Mood Norwalk. the drug
refund your money it you
are 11:33!!!“de after using Cba her
lain?! Stomach and Liver
y cure disorders of the stomach.
aness. constipation and headaoh.
6 cents. Samples free. 4
49m New York made lively
dinery department ll
33 the duke. “l have on Wei-
:1 3d an safe" .
times in the
Saturday and today .
fists worth $2.25 to $7. 50 at must hands
- Ednit3 we be they. 3
At boo shop. right corner. rear.
KITCHEN-HELPS
4 Needfuls for the kitchen and There is always danger in
housekeeping iii genorsl at below
Hundreds or wom-
en have come for bargains—anti
found them.
lessening, but t ere 3 no short
yet of most sorts.
Some cknmples:
Enameled measuring cups, 5c
lint. preservinpkettle. one
0
Li pped preserviu’gkettlaa 29c
14 qt. dish- ””1112
lira. histories in hairline site no
William of anodwgrd
en."
“I tiriuk not, Your Mai
“Your grace certain]
:there could not be ii pair of W
lira. Enduriok Bellies. 303i! Notwklk.
. mandating in Wash eaten. last week.
Wm
Chums nbeiahardt dud John times
. a : itisted as members
droolbert Osterbsuks has not visit 5‘” ‘9 the mortise. M night»
unterfelta of DeWitt’s Witch Basel
is a safe and cor
lea. It is a scathing
Wusilsl prices. two bright and comparatively warm
days, and Caleb made up his mind it
he could get outdoors and take a sun
bath, it would do him good. He flush
ly managed to get dressed with the aid
of lilr. Murray and got outdoors. , Af~
ter a while Caleb noticed that a man
was out on the surface of Crystal lake.
and was fishing through the ice for
pickercl. Caleb being a great pickers!
fisherman himself in his day. grew
curious as to what luck the lone flail-
erman was having. and as the distance
was not great made up his mind to am-
ble over to the lake.
‘ A33 young man had occasion to desire
to know the distance of a nearby ills.
i town from Memphis. and bear
t a newly employed porter was
from that locality he turned to him for
tain cure torn
and healing salve for sores and ‘all pklfi
isntitics are fast diseases. 0.0 .
. M W a mainumudmgésm‘r'oraul
ra. ary D of ill-an street. v or Daren . v. as r9.
haireturuod fig-333mm is New York; Alexander Hamilton. of Newton ave-
lathe Case—"And. ” the sect
"do i understand you to
4 hanged this cousin of
you on circumstantial evidence?"
”and hen. so: My hanged him
tin-wood down in Awkeu-
olegist mww3han
“Bob." said the young man.
far is it to Holly Springs?"
“Which way yo’ mean, sub?"
"Why. both ways. if there are two."
“Well. sub, it’s forty-dye miles by
railro‘d and sixty-live by dirt ro'd."
laid the negro. as one who spoke from
eaperience.—-—Memphls Sclmeter.
JELLO. THE NEW DEBBERT.
pleases all the family. l-‘our flavors:
Lemon. Orange. Raspberry and Stra .v
berry. At your grocers.
can as PREVINTID.
so always results from a
attack of the grill. and may
be prev“ ted by tile timely use of
as extensively used during
of La Crippe of the past
.alid not a single case has
Gigi-aborted that did not recur day
in pneumonia.
which 3Illi0'4l it to be a certain pre-
‘ veritlve of that dangerous disease
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has
gained a world wide reputation for its
cumulus)! aaudgrip. For saleby
4 lines. South Nerwalk;
E. 1?.»qu Nerwalk.
ted to Know. —-Uncle Gee
say Corners. at grand op
44th that man got over there?
eta—«Why. that is the score.
w tbrlghtenlng upi—r
Folding ironingitabiea. the
48th ladder chums
t-4ta’cks. 3 pkga. for So
Matting-tacks lc
Magic slrllosbovel
Call-openers. 2c.
Picture'heoksc or nails. 10c dot.
ting over to the lake. and opened up a
conversation as follows: “I declare take no other.
if i had a little bait and a couple of
books. i would go over to the cove yon.
doll"' and catch a few plckerel for my.
“e .0.
have plenty of bait and hooks and you
can help yourself and go over and get
a few pickerei, if you like, Caleb."
So Caleb borrowed bait and hooks rage]. the (11393395 portion of
and went on across to the cove. after
pic‘kerel. Caleb is a tall man, over slx
feet sad it was perhaps a good thing
that he is. for when he had made his
way to the cove and had get within
about fifteen feet of the slime, the
ice broke and down went Caleb to the
bottom of the lake. the water being
so deep that only his head stuck up
out of the ice There Caleb was; he
forgot that he had been sick for six
mouths. and to also thinks had a destroyed forever: nine o‘
big blister whic hadn't heeled on his ten are caused by Catarrli.
edleg. and also that his rheumatism need
ed some other treatment beside a dip
into ice water in mld~winter. for a
cure. Caleb. however, had to hustle
out of that, and he succeeded in break
lug the ice and working his way to the
shore and finally got out on the ice and
got up quite a gait fer a man hardly
able to move.
He—Clssle. he heard it said that a
kiss without a moustache is like an
egg without salt. .
She—Well. really. I don‘t know-d
can't tell. for you see We never—c
PIG—“Ah! Now!‘
She—Never ale an egg without salt.
LA OIIPPE QUICKLY ounce.
in the winter of 1898 and 18!! l was
taken down with a severe attack of
what is called La Crippe." says I". L
Hewett a prominent druggist of Win-
"The only medicine I used
ttlea of Chamberlain's
cough Remedy. it broke up’ the cold
and stopped the coughing like in
and l have never since been troub
with Grippe." Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy can always be depended upon
to break up a severe cold and ward ed
any threatened attack of pneumonia
it is pleasant to taken»
it. the most desirable and one of the
most popular preparations in use for
For sale by George C
Wilson. South Norwalk. E. P. Weed
Stovepipe encumel, 12c.
Basement, rear.
CURTAINS AND DRAPERIES
A lot of ruffled muslini remains.“
Wregular price $i-_—~75c
curtains. m 1: carried to back.
sold always at $1 .2541 .09 pair.
W
‘3‘ ll "WW “I“ Ml“- Am“ C Sash muslins. white. regular loc
f 44 4’l‘h_a Epwortlt League of the Norwsllr Raymond. who was divorced from her
lstChithollwillh tum-4 husbands ewweeka.am.hasmarried l
1 al- 'i‘nooi‘liiy meeting in the norm Leonard olden, who will the. core red mods”. Smarty co ms
or 75c yer m3 c
Heavy French sateen. regular
30c yard—49c.
Curtain-loops, regular roc yard
greatly increased
from throat ”and lung troop
lea."h due no the prevalence of credit
pneumonia and grippe.
use of fine lflnute Cough Cure in al‘
of these didlcultles.
harmless rentedy that gives immediate
results. Children like it. C
We advise the
rho Catholic Club debating society
re bmeut should he
stint new rig 'mm‘l m at uni abolished" tonight. John Smith and
Daraganls former home in Daubury. Michael J. Howard will take the sin
atlve,and James J. Keane and Fran
.Secure the balance of Feb. nee by Millard the aegatlv .
Third floor. take elevator. it is the‘ only
THE ROWLAND
DRY GOODS CO..
‘ “ prism ‘"
use this ts.
The lllssaachutetts Frog Company th ' on
has Just been incorporated in ldnino.
with a capim of $5.000. its object he
trig declared in the application to be
“to buy. sell. breed and import frogs
and like animals.“
he said: “Your hooks and belt are out
there in the lake; We got to get up
to the house and change my clothes."
The icy water was streaming from
Caleb and he looked like a drowned
rat. as he meaudored toward Mr. Mur
ray's house. He reached the house.
was assisted lute dry clothes. and took
to his bed. where he remained until the
next day. But. strange to say. since
his ice~water bath in the waters of
Crystal lake Caleb has had no rheuma-
tism. and the big blister on his leg has
begun to heal up beautifully. The
question now is whether an ice-water
bath is a sure cure for rheumatism. or
whether the waters of Crystal lake are
as potent for healing as were some of
the old Biblical pools that were used
to heal people. 2.000 years ago? Rheu
matism is simply blood misusing from
uric acid. and travelers who have been
to Alaska say the extreme cold weatn-
er of Alaska cures or kills all kidney
disease. which is simply in many cases
uric acid. again. pumped into the blood
and thus the question comes back its
to whether this sudden icy bath into
the lake did not. as in Alaskan cases,
kill the uric acid in Caleb's blood. and
thus cure his rheumatism. At any the moment It is needed. it
rate. there's the man up there at Mur
ray’s cured of his rheumatism. that
had bound him up helplessly for six
months and there's the lake. and if
any one wants to test the virtures of
the waters in February. they are still
cold enough. and all they have to do
iajto go up there and take a plunge in
to the lake. The remedy won't cost
a cent more.
"Money is very cheap nowadays; rec
marked the Observant Boarder.
“80?" replied the Cross-Eyed Board
1 wish you would go out and buy
in; about “090 at. say.
each. Wiltsburg Chronicle Telegraph
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
lira. Franklin Bush. of New Castle
“l suffered for years with
Used to have great dis
I tried everything
When you want a physio that is mild
and gentle. easy to take and pleasant
in effect. use Chamberlain's Stomach
and Liver Tablets. Price. 25 cents.
Samples free. Every boa guaranteed.
For sale by George C. Sdllaeu, South
Norwalik; E. P. Weed. Nurwalk.
"Give me. 'said the man at the fol
ephene. "South 4200."
"Four two double ought South?"
queried the sweet voiced girl at the
central ellce.
.2“ ‘ i. '53: ”3519‘ *1.“ 3. .
. A severe cold, unless checked.
in Pneumonia.
oftimes results
This can be prevented.
will break up a cold in one night.
cures the Grip. and prevents Pneu-
monia. 3 powders will edifice.
Headache and Neuralgia are re-
lieved quickly. safely and surely.
Acetbu. 25c. a box. at your drug-
treas and belching.
i could hear of. but nothing helped me
till i hook Brazilian Balm. and one 60
cent bottle cured me completely."
For sale by R. H. Plalsted and F. B
Baxter.
“Flour two double naught. young worn
an. if you insist on correcting me?"
NOW TO CURE THE GRIP.
Remain quietly at. home and take
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as dir-
ected and a quick recovery is sure to
follow. That remedy counteracts any
tendency of the grip to result in pneu-
monia. which is really the only serious
. . Among the tens of thousands
who have used it tier the grip. not one
case has ever been reported that did
For sale by George C.
Stillsou. South Norwalk;
Doesn't that person irritate you?"
inquired Willie \Vishington.
"auewered Miss Cay-
“But he disagrees with everything
you say to him."
“Yes. That pleases me.
little respect for his opinion that i am
never sure i am right unless he takes
the opposite view."
Aceton Medical Co.,
Mystic, Conn.
Millions of people are familiar with
Dertt's Little Early Risers and these
who use them find them to be famous
little liver pills. Never gripe. G. C.
QUICK.
Who'll do my papering in
a hurry and do it right P
humus B3R0WN.
South Main Street.
ummmmm
Illa".
Res. 25 Elm Grove Place.
The Falrflelrl County Bar Assoclao
The calendar for the Norwalk Con. n convened in Bridgeport. today.
gregatlonal Church it: Wednesday a principal business that came up
3: to p. m. Pra annealing of the L. B. for discussion. was the appointment of
A. .iiti‘cr'it intone" items. idles the court ateuohapber.
Raymond. Thursday. 7: to p. m. Ser- pending autis- by the moral assau-
vlce preparatory to the Communion. bly. which provides for the appoint~
~———r---- . . merit of.- oae washer for every '
in orders mute my. mum: Gan iuilai ortho so court. Tool-m
eral Cole. the resignation of Captain yera ofthe larger counties do not favor
A girl can get along without a lover
ether than she can without a liver.
WORKI Nil OVERTIIE.
There is always rum at the top.
A powerful engine cannot be run
with a. weak boiler, and we can't keep
up the strain of an active life with a
weak stomach: neither can we stop
the human machine to make to
if the stomach cannot digest enough
Infood to keep the body strong. such a
preparation as Kodei Dyspepsia Care
should be used. it digests what you
eat and It simply can’t help but do
Bunsen.
A bill is new ‘
Igbtlso'ar laws are turned by those
tireless little workers—Dr. King's New
Life Willa. Illinois are always at
work curing indigestion, Dillon-sass.
He Will Attend the inauguration aa
Constipation. Sick Headache“!
Stomach. Liver and Bowel bullies.
Easy. pleasant. safe, sure.
l‘ H. Baxter's. Booth
is. blank Narnia. first stores.
friends in Washington that be and part
of his staff will reach that city on Sat-
tiou celebration The governor has an
‘ bounced his intention «alluding rue
ceremonies as private citizen. and not
appearing in the parade. What mem-
bers of his staff will accompany him he
staff will be in his party. Accemmoda»
mallow bid by
enter at the Shorebam Hotel.
taklna s new.h Comatock. Watkins a Dow. iii. If. don “‘ '
If4§ter and wear fully ready for use: 10 colors. Gives a
on ii
ACKSONVILLE
moms. and to be rendered wholly unlit
WISHING”!
mammm ~
WMMM not.
WWW iv
A few days since there came one or
After awhile Caleb succeeded in get-
Tbe lone fisherman said: “1
When he went by the lone fisherman
GOVERNOR M'LEAN'S TRIP.
a Private Citizen.
Governor )1an has notified
urday to remain during the inaugura-
deea not state. but he intimates that
not more than three or.four of the
tions have been reserved for the gov-
CONTAMINATED WATER.
Water that is left standing In the ‘
kitchen or bedromn. and above all. In
contmninslios by the ion of Ira
puritieii afloat iii the air in such
for use. No matter that the wafer is
cold. area to near ironing. it iaao
much more liable to absorb and hold in
solution the foul gases and organic
particle-do which it has been ex 4 .
ltlsd444 stones-nabs! .Wsa4
ter ‘ out be aloft:
mm. at well as for drinking,
wheneverpractlea practicable. timeout, the
1%: over slab-4 and hub basins
aways} more driest iualialile to com.
beneath! first water that
citiaeu ; of sums
visors: rhinitis
possible that exposure while
tending particular branch”
all events, when consignments _'
ing shipped to Europe and it.4
kidney complaint for a lengths
chanting to see Dean's Kid” 3
sdvei'tlsed as a kidney remedy "
not a cure-all i had confidence 3 33
in them to get a box at Plaistedfl
store and try them. The first g
convinced me they were just ’ 3
needed so i took another. l didgiifit
require any more after that. ordtlyj'
back became well i prescribe
for my son and they cured him.
For sale by all
Miibum Co., Bosnia. N. v. sole 4
for the United States. ‘
Remember the name-llea
osaruses cauuor as on
by local applications as they
There is only one way to o
rises and that is by constituttti
Deafness is caused it
flamed condition of the mucous
of the Eustachian Tube.
tube is inflamed you have a thrill
sound or imperfect heal-in, ' '
it is entirely closed, be not
resillt. and unless the inflamhi
be taken out and this ube
its normal condition. .
edies.
nothing but an inflamed condl
the mucous surfaces. ‘
We will give One Hundred
for any case of Deafness (can .
cstsrrh) that cannot be cured by H
Catarrh Cure. Bend for circulars.
J.CilE E
“i . .
s Family Pills are the beat.
Marshal R. F. Sec of the Mlsllo 313
Supreme court was once taking a
vlct to the state penitentiary. A
on the train asked him what it
The marshal replied by a a
of the head. as he did not know. 4
man then put the same question to til
convict who was thoughtfully gas]
out of the car window as the ti"
whirled along. and did not at first an.
derstand the question.
'i say what time have you ” t3 a"
man repeated
“0h. two years, " was the modest re-
ply which paralyzed the stranger. linv
til the conductor came along and told
him the time of day. '
W88.
A REMEDY roe THE omm. .i‘ f
A remedy recommended for patients
afflicted with the Grippe ls
BALSAM. which is especially a’da
for the throat and lungs. Don
for the first symptoms of the ll
get a bottle today and keep it for
the grippe has a tendency to b
pneumonia. KEMP‘S BALBA‘IK
vents this by keepinthe cough;
and the lungs free from in!
A youth sought to be married
Wilson county. but was denied pend ' '
sion on the ground that he was not
age He then produced this let
consent from his father:
__.._ marry this boy to any female.
less of age. color or nationality. "43
was... ~~._..
HAD TO CONOUIR OR nil
“i was Just about gone."
Richardson. of laurel .
N. 0., "I had Consumption so bad
the rim doctors said [could not i
more than a month. but! began to 3
Dr. -Kiug's New Discovery and!
wholly cured by seven bottles
new stout and well. " it's an
lifesaver in Consumption. ' - .
iia Crippe and Bronchitis. '
for Coughs, Coldsi Mums. nay '
“Mull 33%| 3-
free at m1. Baxter's. iii
John A. Rim. ”MAE:
in; 1nd This: to
spec an ar so all
the sick room, over Iii t. is liable to Malta a?
there, ofn courses
spread himself 1 “do! bill
winding up with this ra throne
: “The girls in the e
the longest socks we over new
l’tverseua who
pills find it a. pleasure
. Lillie Early Risen
little liver pllla over raids. 03.
fills scoops” to collie
WW
auoktsm aatlidil aatv
flu wand-wide tale for
lotion ointment or
ill dares
Norwalk Chronicler