luminous.
- ll bin is filled
finish no By in
Bony than
While William 0. Kiuaaiia. With his
witnesses and‘counsel were watching
with interest yesterday the case in the
Superior Court, in which Dr. William
_ H."Dhnaldson. of Folrfield. appealed
‘ from the action of the County Commis-
aiopmyin [ranting a license to Mr.
Killholloyspmathlng of vital interest to
thdlohief parties in the suit was going
.on'inimrfleld. That was nothing less
than a raid on the saloon. drug store,
barns and residence in Spring street.
at I. foot of Broad street. owned by
Mr.‘ inseiiiiq ‘d‘he‘ raid was conducted
by Deputy Sheriff Peter Doolan. Jr., on
dumpialnt of Bacon Wakeman and Dr.
Willi. Donaldson. who claimed that
Mr. Kinsella has for some time past
bold liquor illegally. Two big truck
loads of liquor were seized and
brought to this city.
This complaint upon which the search
warrant was issued was made by the
tw who are chiefly interested in the
re ‘onstrande to the licensinc of Kin-
solls'at the proposed point. The com-
plaint was made before Justice of the
Pa oe- harles L. Hill. who issued the
we door which the seizure was
mode. Mr. Hill is associated with At~
tot-hey 'l‘oomey in the presentation of
in .,case for the remonstrants before
Ochreftobinson. Attorney Clitus ii.
K .tho is prosecuung liquor agent
dbl“: allow. knew about the raid af~
te'r‘itliad been made. it is understood
that the 111w and Order League had
a" finger‘in the arrangement, although
thoro‘ishodailnite information to he
gained on that point.
The property where the proposed sa~
loan is located, is a one-story building
oaia'corner ,sltuated in Spring street.
mitt. the foot of Broad street. and a.
slut border of Elliott place. It is next
to tile Kinseila drug store. which in
thin adjoins Kinsella's dwelling house.
in the rear are several barns. and
1th“ buildings occupy a square by
thdmilolves. The search warrant was
turn“ over to Sheriff Doolsn yester—
nay thinning, and he Was instructed to
noise all liquor he found on the prom-
The first place visited was the sa-
ldhh'. All of the liquor had been re-
moved from behind the bar to the eel.
far, but there a large quantity was
rated. There Were three barrels of
whiskey. several barrels of pale ale
and other varieties of ale. kegs of beer
barrels of other liquor. and a dozen
oases-of beer in bottles. They were an
fitted out and loaded upon a big dou-
ble Huck procured from the livery sta-
hlii of WallaceM. Bulklcy. Then the
dwelling was visited. in the cellar
Sheriff Doolan found three cases of in.
not and on the dining room table be
sound a demiiohn of whiskey. He took
the beer and whiskey.
\A careful search of the drug store
Win made, but there was no liquor to
bé‘ found there. and the sheriff thcn
proéeedod to the barns. lie found no
liquor there. Ml he found was an un-
anally large assortment of empty
r and ale kegs and whiskey and
wins barrels. The empty receptacles
were «not touched: In the saloon
atom liquor was found to fill the
ls truck and another single truck.
is" htuff wasn'takcn to“'Bridgeport and
stored.
‘ lfis understood that the agents of
the Law and Order league have been
watching the Kihsclla place very care
fully for some time past. and they
have collected evidence which they
feel confident will result In an order
can the court that m. the liquor seiz-
ed be .dastrdyad. It is claimed that
the selling of, ii am has been going on
mitt slash in e adjoining heuse oc-
oiipied by Mr. Kinsells. it Is, claimed
that carpenteri Working on the rest-
‘ilghce of Dr. Donaldson. directly across
t ‘ street, have frequently visited the
- . usoiia residence to buy soda Cl ‘
MW. and have. without. in} ‘.
«ram also, been found intoxi ; tell” u '
for the day was over. Cases‘ are
alien
”cited in which it Is claimed that
such have gone into the Kinselia house
sober and have left it intoxicated!
7n n. also clainl‘bd can in. Kinseiia"
wuon and bowie (hide. it is as-
that a colored man in his em-
plby, William manor. known as
"a . ," has been in the habit of car-
\ bout with him large quantities
o
awhi‘altey in, bottles. , The bottles
with codoaaied'in «Moos coat poc-
" and only regularly trusted custo.
‘ _ .wtra’appgdfiedii the liquor.
is “sorted ”at those in created in
roll harem evidence that Bon-
.yasszmploys , by .Kiasclls as a
r I
If film“! claims that he was not
'I literally and that,nnder
We»: in m? cum to
. m. in No-
9 ”go villainous" is-
main. and he
opened it. she
‘ 1”» M
iii.
Franklin Day, will. in accordance with
a custom intimated three ,ars ago.
invite their employer to info a master
printers in this affair. ‘
This step hygthe Connecticut master
printers has been followed by the Bos-
ton printers. who will onLJanuary if.
have with them at their banquet. the,
members of Franklin Typothstse Union
ti
M, a
pepsin Tablets will give comfort and a
cure every time. Five dollars a box
would nbt stop my purchasing them
should i ever suffer again as i did for
a week before using them.
The one 50 cent box i bought at my
druggist's did the work and my dikes.
tion is all right again.
Many of my neighbors have also tried
these tablets and found them-to be
just as represented, and Mr. Ellins al~
no wants me to use his name in endors.
Iug Stuart‘s Dyspepsia Tablets. Signed
A. ELLMS and CHAS. F. BUZZELL.
Asst. Postmaster.
South SUUDUI‘Y. Mass.
Mrs. Jae. Barton. of Toronto, Can-
ada, writes: “For eighteen months I
suffered from whatl supposed was
bladder and kidney trouble, and took
medicine from three different doctors.
without. any sign of cure. I felt so ill
at last I was hardly able to do my
work.
“I thought 1 would try a box of Stu-
art‘s Dyspepsia Tablets and see if they
would make me feel better, never real.
ly thinking I had dyspepsia, but after
only three or four tablets had been
taken all the acid trouble disappeared
and then I discovered that i had acid
dyspepsia. while the doctors had been
treating me for kidney and bladder
trouble and one of them treated me for
rheumatism.
“My digestion in fine. my complexion
clear and I am able to do my work and
low spirits are unknown to me.
"I am so thankful for finding a cure
so good and so pleasant to take as
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. i am our.
prised at the change they have made
in me."
All drugglste sell and recommend
Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets. because
they contain only the simple natural
digestives. and taken after meals prc.
vent acidity and cause prompt diges-
tion and assimilation of food.
Physicians everywhere endorse
them because they are as safe for the
child as for the adult. They are in-
valuable for sour stomach, nervous
dyspepsia. heartburn, gas on stomach
and bowels and every form of stomach
derangement.
iii—ill
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REPORT UNTRUE.
Consolidated System Not to be Made
Into Three Divisions.
President John M. Hall. of the New
York. New Haven & Hartford rail.
road, denies reports published In var-
ious papers that the five divisions of
the New Haven road would shortly be
merged into three divisions. it. will
ho remembered that on February 1.
190i, the various divisions in the east»
crn district were consolidated so as to
make but five separate divisions. The
report published recently had it that
the five remaining divisions would be
consolidated into three. 'i on report is
absolutely without foundation and no
such change is intended.
HORACE Jot-moon's WARNING.
Predicts Storm of Oust Force Bel
tween 8th and 11th.
The following In self-explanatory:
There will take place a change in
the atmosphere from the 8th to the
11th. which will bring to us a storm of
great force; severe cold will follow.
Railroads. telegraph and telephone
lines will most likely feel the forcef
and have a certain kind of. business on
hand which will not be so very agree-
able. . . .
Yours respectfully.
~ HORACEJQRNSON. .
Middle Haddam, January ”4'. 1902‘.
Sapiey—"You say Miss Doe is .out.
Didn't she know I was to callthis at.
ternoon”
Bridget-“l think she must have
known nor. She had nothing else to
go out for."~’l‘it Bits. .
STOPS TH: COUCH AND WORKS
OFF TR! COLD.
Laxative BromoQuinine Tablets
cure a cold in one day. No cure, no pay.
Price 25 cents.
”i see that General lfilas' picture
only brought 83.50 a all auction."
"Well any, at that rate thay’s ho
giving away the Alexanders and the
Hammond’s—Cleveland vials! moor.
irywhoxy of Cotonou
W ideal
of Boston.
J. 8. (Bushing, ofthe Norwood Press
of Boston; is to be one of the guests
of the Connecticut Typothetae. at their“
handset. His subject will be "00»0p»
oration." The committee arranging for
the banquet consists of M. W. Curtis.
Roger W. Tattle and George A. Mat-
thews. Jr.‘
'A GOOD PLAY.
in this age of lurid melodrama and
comedian. so called, that abound in
nothing but silly twaddlc. or also do.
pend upon the agility of the actor to
win favor from an audience. such a
play as “Peaceful Valley," which is an»
nounced for presentation at Hoyt’s
Theatre next Monday night. should
prove most welcome to a iaded their
fro-going public. for it is a play of sub.
stance in both plot and story. it has
characters drawn from actual llfc and
is full of those elements that appeal
directly to humanity. while through it
all there runs a delicate love story per:
vacating like a soft perfume the roused
life incidents on which It is built. ll
is a play of interest most capitnlly
played by Alden Bass and his support-
ing company. Mr. Boss is an actor
who has attained a most prominent po.
sition on our modern stage for the ox-
cellence of his work, in such charm
tcrs as Hosea Hows. the central figure
in “Peaceful Valley." and be In said to
have most capable support. All of the
scenic embellishments for the entire
play are carried complete.
BLOWN TO ATOMB.
The old idea that the body some-
times needs a powerful. drastici purga-
tlve pill has been exploded; for Dr.
King‘s New Life Pills. which are per-
fectly harmless. gently stimulate liver
and bowels to expel poisonous matter.
cleanse the system and absolutely cure
Constipation and Sick Headache. Only
26c. at F‘. H. Baxter's South Norwaik
drug store, and John A. Riggs's Non
walk drug store.
COLONEL BURPEE APPOINTED.
Succeeda George E. Terry as Counsel
for Connecticut Trolley Combine.
WATERBURY. January 8.-—(leorgc
E. Terry. who has been general coun-
sel of the Connecticut Railway and
Lighting Company. has resigned. and
Lucien F. But-pee has been appointed
to his place. Mr. Terry has been
handicapped increasingly for some
time past by Illliealth. and has found
the exacting. duties of the office. more
and more trying. On this account and
also on account of Mrs. Terry's health.
which made his secondary professiomu
absences from home unpleasant. he do»
cidod to relieve himself of the burden
of” responsibility and to limit: his work
for the company .0 such spedinl Iiiitics
as it might invite him to perform
from time to time. Allen W. Paige, of
Bridgeport. is the chief OOllif'JPl for
company, and Colonel Burpce the con.
crai counsel. and all the. legal business
of the company for Connecticut is in
their hands.
“on—.- m...“—
CHILDREN ESPECIALLY LIABLE.
Burns. bruises and cuts are extreme
ly painful and if neglected often re-
sult in blood poisoning. ‘ Children are
cspmiaily liable to such mishaps- be
cause not so careful. As a‘ remedy De.
Witi‘s Witch Hazel Salve is un’bquaL
led. Draws out the fire; stops the pain.
soon heals the wound. Beware of
counterfeits. Sure cure for piles. "Dc.
WIlt‘s Witch Hazel Salve cured my
babe of eczema after two physicians
save her up." writes James .,M0cic. N.
Webster, ind. "The cores were so bad
she soiled two to five dressesgt day."
George ("3. Stillson.
WATERBURY SOLDIER A LIEU.
TENA‘ .
WATERBURY. January 8»Colonsl
Burpce has received a letter from A.
0. Arnold, who in In the Philippines
and who Is well known in this city as
a former member of Company A.
which. among other things told of his
recent promotion from the ranks to a
second lieutenant. A few boxes of
one Manila cigars were also received
with the (banks of the new lieutenant
for Col. Burpee'a kl ly assistance in
helping him reach e much coveted
honor. . '
ONLY cunts spin ovsrsosia.
mh‘frs. Franklin margins: «fits;
' u “”3 “ "I"
dyspeplli‘. Om have great dis-
tress and beinhinz. i tried everything
I could hear of. but nothing helped me
till i look or p on pain. and one to
coat bottle sit me completely."
For colony it. R. Malibu and if. R.
Bettie—“isn‘t it ‘Ju'lt‘lovely to use
than in up like that”
PoetiM_ cod innit. it‘s Just like
I Winfield; I'm coming to ever!
football note uglier this. «emu»
word for all
not be curerl
L4
. Conn ours handy. to“ this
add
How‘s THISf
We offergflns‘zlfundrod Dollars Ro-
am of Catarrh that can-
by Hall's Catarrb Cure.
r. 1. census 5 00.. Props..
We, the undersigned.
believe him part
Toledo, 0.
have known F.
J. Cheney for. in last is years. and
. 1y honorable in all
business transactions and financially
by their firm. i; .
wear I: TRUA ‘
slots. Toledo, 0 ,
WALDINO. Kinks»:
Wholesale Dru; Its.
Hall's Oatarrh are
able to carry outI‘ny obligation made
, .Whoiesaie still
a known.
Toledo. 0.
is“ taken into:
pally. acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Price 76c per bottle. Sold by all Drum
slats.
Testimonials free.
Hall's Family Pills are the best.
m-m
CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION.
Delegates Sound Much
Time Discuss.
I"? Amendments.
liAR'l‘F‘OR ), January 8~Tliere was
a large crowd in Representative Hall
when President Andrewa
called the
constitutional convention to order at
12:30 yesterday. Pr y
or was offered
by Rev. Mr. Brown. 0 Bloomfield. Up~
on motion of stir. Reach. of New Mil-
ford. Rev. Mr. Smith. of Plymouth. and
Rev. Mr. Brown. of. Bloomfield, were
appointed chaplains.
Delegate Warner. of
Salisbury. as
chairman of the committee on rules.
read the report. He
said the rules
committee had held special meetings.
and as a result of the conference adopt-
ed suggestions made by members last
week and placed them before the chair.
Delegate Davenport, of
posed any changes in ther uica.
Bridgeport. op-
The
questions of rules occupied much of
the time of the convention. and caused
much discussion. One
amendment of—
fared was that the whole body of the
convention constitute a quorum. but
an amendment to this amendment, pro-
viding that a majority be a quorum
brought this particular
rule back to its
original status. On motion of Delegate
Davenport it was provided that rule ll
shall read so that one-sixth of the con-
vention may insure the calling of a
you and my vote.
" iContiuucd from First Page.)
A DEEP Mrs
it is a mystery why
Backache. Headache.
Sleeplessness.
and Dizzy Spells
Melancholy.
i'ERY.
women endure
Nervousness.
Fainting
pen thousands have
proved that Electr emitters will ouick-
ly cure such troubles.
“I suffered for
years with kidney trouble. writes Mrs.
Phebe Charley. of Peterson. 1a.. "and
a lame hack'paincdzme so i could not
dress myself. I
wholly cured me. and.
but " Electric
Bitters
althouifll '73
years old. i now am able to do all my
housework."
It ovemomes Constipa-
tiou. improves Appetite. gives perfect
health. Only 50“ "di F. E. anmr’s
South Norwnlk drug a
A. Riggs‘ Norwslk’dru
tore. and John
g store.
MISS ROOSEVELT TO ATTEND
THE "F‘RO
M."
NEW HAVEN. January 8-Mlss All
.icc Roosevelt. daughter of Prosideni
iliooseveit, will be a guest at the Yale
junior pmmcnadc, to be given in this
city on the night of
Whoae guest she will b
January 21.
c is not known
positively. but ibis. reported that the
apartments were .engagod through
Cilva Livingston Burial. of Brooklyn.
N. Y.. a Yale junior or through his
father. who is the score
Chauncey M. Dencw.
THOUSANDS SENT
tary to Senator
INTO EXILE.
Every year a large number of poor
sufferers whose lungs
racked with coughs are
are sore and
urged to no to
another climate. But this is costly and
not always sure.
when Dr. King's New
Consumption will cure
Don't be an exilc
Discovery for
yOu at home.
it‘s the most infallible medicine for
Cdnahs, Colds and
all Throat and
hung diseases on curih.
The first dose
brings relief. Astoundinu cures result
from persistent use.
at F. H; Baxter's. So
'l‘rial bottles free
uth Norwnlh:
John A. Rins's. Norwalk. Price 60c
and ".00. Every bottle “contend.
DROPPED DEAD m WILLIMAN‘I‘IC.
WILLIMANTIC. January 8-—Xavier
Burzeois, sixty-three years old. of Cov-
entryydropped dead in the adios of
Dr. (Shanon in this city. yesterday at-
ternoon. He had called for treatment
and after siltinx down
back dead from heart
m..~‘,‘
CHILD WORTH MILLIONI.
in a chair, fell
disease.
“My child is worth millions to no.”
can lira. Hay Bird, of Hmisburl. Pit,
”yet i would have lost liar by croup
had I not purchased a bottle of One
Minute com Curd.”
Ono Mina
Couch Ours is tare cure for NI.
croupudthroaxandlm tron ,
An absolutely safe count cure it
acts finned
* only. The must child
cantata it with satinaafoiy. The lit.
its one- like the taste and remember
how often it helped mammary family
should have a bottle of One Minute
mu!
m
If! .
however ' ' lung
ludzment an. skill."
“That‘s ri t.'f answered Mr. Meek-
toa. ”And ourietta reconnlsas the
fact. She lets me sew on all my own
buttons.”
An Artist’shork.
if you beds good artist decor
ate your home, it would cost more
than you would care to pay.
Using artistic wall paper you
produce the same effect and save a
great deal of money.
The best work of the best art»
ists can be procured here.
Picture Framing
Must be done well to be right.
Furniture and '
Piano Polish.
Our furniture and piano pol-
lab will remove ordinary scratches
besides cleaning all all dirt and
grease spots. You will find that
by its use you can make your par-
lor and library look “spicker” and
“spanner" in a few minutes than
you could make them look by
hours of scrubbing and rubbing
without its help.
blackish.
87 WASHINGTON STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK.
J nnins Brown
Painter Iliil Plptf Huger.
Pure White Lead and Zinc
mixed by hand will wear twice
as long and cover double sur-
face as machinery mixed. The
house of William Stevens and of
Stephen Wilcox. both on South
Main street. were painted by me
in this manner over eleven years
ago. They are still good.
Your house will stand as well
If f paint it. My office. 52 South
Main street. ”My residence. :5
Elm Grove street.
fire in fruition
to handle all property (real or
personal) to be acid by auction.
An suctioueer has been em‘
played by us and proper atten‘
tion warranted to all work plac-
ed in the handy of this agency.
Jacob H. mm.
Railroad Place. 80. Norwslk.
n. w: PAYMOND.
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
AND EMBALMER.
19 North Main tit. South Norwalk.
Residence. 9 Crescent Term
Telephone at house. 8“.
are...“
Valve.
Noiseless. closes without Jar or wa-
ter hammer. Has no tank.
THEIDEAL
VOLUMITER PRESSURE REGU-
LATINO FLUSH VALVE.
A self adjusting pressure rogulator.
applied to a Flash ‘Vslve operated by
direct pressure. Discharges the same
- amount of water in the same length of
time. regardless of the head or pres-
sure In service pipe.
tin-ad B. lull
ammonium
,llaiiyfimhttina
MI s 41 .
utility first class and Vans
it (her
fillfllSJWOO asked. b'HDlIMRDlElJ
BROS., East Nor-walk.
W
READ AND PROFIT.
Pillsbur a Pinion cuts. 8 hit”.
him; Pills ury's Oat .
25c. The simple fact
HOUSE. West avenue.
THE BUBIEBT FLA
OEIN
These days is LEWIS’S PHOTO
idays. from 10 a. m. to 2:30 p. to.
W..—
OARL SCHAUB‘S NEW YEAR-v
All are invited to the New Year din-
ner and supper at the
CAFE. i will ml]
which will be served to all.
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IMPERIAI
HAVE YOU TRIED
The Old Well Perfecto cigar? It’s
a cool, sweet, delightful smoke that
will fascinate you. They are carefully
made from the very best selected to;
bacon. Try one. Every one sells them
OLD WELL CIGAR 00.. 83 Washing
ton Street.
”.9,“
IF YOU'RE LOOKING FOR
Good syrup we have it.
Jar. Large pickles at 12c per dozen
See them and you will appreciate that
CONRAD
South
the price is all right.
BECKER. Washington street,
Norwalk. -
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“'9
L088 BY FI RE.
When it can be done at so small a
coat. why not protect yourself? $2.10
Insures furniture and household goods
for $350 for three years use net loss by
a GOLD-
flre or lightning. TAYLO
EN. Washingmn street. 80. Norwalk.
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SITTINOS FOR PHOTOGRAPHS.
Persons desiring to sit for Photo-
graphs during these winter months
will find it much to their advantage
If they will avoid the late afternoon
The light after 3:30 p. in. Is
uncertain. even on pleasant days. al-
though it in possible to make a. page»
hours.
live at 4 o’clock. o. a. steam.
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THE mast. swan vaavs
ia noiseless. closes with far or water
hammer. Has no tank. Baa it in o
oration in our display room. "HORAC
R. Nash. corner North Main and West
streets, South Norwalk.
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GIFTDOM FOR HOLIDAYS.
Our store is the center of sensible
gifts for the chiia, man or women. We
have nicely framed pictures. tree orna-
ments. toys of every description-*this
dainty
cards. calendars. books for the little
in fact everything imaginable is
menus mechanical toys. too:
tots.
‘ ,‘ flaked. ilo
pita: Pilibnry's Flaked vi'heat. : pita.
that those goods
bear the name of Fl isbiirv is India-
lent guarantee of quality. ll. H. MORE.
NORWALK
. in the Twin Cities.
GRAPH GALLERY. Sittings from 10
a. m. to 3:30 p. in. First quality work.
New designs of mountings. Popular
prices. Sittings Sundays until the 8014
a {tho-pound pig.
it's certainly
fine and we only ask 15c per quart
. OI
This cigar is in a‘ .
”self in dis” Norwalks. it has a Sumo .
tra wrapper and combination tiller.
It is made in a clasp factory, by all»
parlor workman. , It is out up either
, ‘25 in a box or 50 to suit the trade. it
is sold by wndnranv a CLARK.
cor. Main and Washinm streétl. Bo.
Norwailt. ‘
WALL...—
now IS THE TIMI
To think about seisctinl your Christ-
mas resent. Our stock this year of-
fers s largest assortment to be found
Fancy china of
every description, lamps. toilet ware.
art pictures, 20c and up. Sterling sil-
ver novelties this week. 19c. Every-
thing in picture books for the child-
ren can be found here. See the 5 and
10 cent window in a few days, at DA-
MON’S. Free delivery.
W
J HOLIDAY FRUIT. _
We have scoured special fruits for
Xmas trade. Very nice orangca,‘ Ja-
maica, Florida, California Oranges.
fancy apples, grapes and now nuts.
EDWIN WILCOX. Washington street,
South Norwalk. Phone 143.5.
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OF INTEREST To MEAT BUYERS.
. Our fin haddie is very nice indeed,
. and the shrimp are very suitable for
salads and we have ground bone. for
chickens. SCHAUB'S MARKET.
Washington street.
MM
OUR PICTURE GALLERY.
, For Saturday only we will give up
our entire carpet department to dis
play medallions and other pictures.
many of them being copies of famous
works of art. You are cordially invit-
ed to come and enjoy it. A. DICKER-
MAN & SON. 84 Washington street.
South Norwalk.
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SMOKERS’ DELIGHT
are a good drawing cigar and pipe.
We have. especially for Xmas trade.
JOHN OI.DENSC-.LAOER. Washing-
ton strect, So. Norwalk.
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THE 80. NORWALK TRUST CO.
Can assist you with your financial bus-
Incss, no matter what its character.
Our facilities for handling the senor l
banking business cannot be excelle .
Our savings department pays the high-
est rate of interest on deposits. Trusts
of all kinds receive the careful atten-
tion of our officers and attorneys. if
you desire to purchase stocks or bonds.
or send drafts to any part of Europe,
we can serve you.
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CHOCOLATE BDN SONS. 28c LS.
These candles are usually sold at a
much higher price. The price is out
for this week only. OWEN’S, North
Main street.
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ORANOESI ORANGESI
We call your attention to Florida
Oranges—good ones. too. rest “cured.
The lot we have are running excell-
tionally nice. CENTRAL FOOD 00M-
PANY. Washington Street, south
here. H. E .BODWELL. Washington
street. South Norwaik.
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FiLL YOUR BIN.
Lot us hit your coal bin with the beat
grade of cool. that will last a little. bet
ter than other grades. and at the same
price~$5flh a ton. Prompt attention.
Norwaik. Phone 130.
W
8. I. MILLS'S ASSORTMENT.
Of fancy pillow tops and stamped lin-
ens most complete in the city. Our
$1.00 glace and mocha kid gloves are
the best made and warranted. import-
Immanuel-
a. IDpriosaan‘alltrIm
Inmhstsandvs
:diwn's m
Courteous treatment.
WOOD a. 00..
Rhone. 31-5.
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NOT ON CORRECTTIME?
Well that watch or clock needs fix.
lug. We repair such and place them
In correct running order at reasonable
charges. Jewelry lobbies is also ou
specialty. H. 8. R000. 30. Main St.
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TROUBLE!) WITH YOUR WASH?
Getting a good. careful washorwo-
man is. we know. one of the dimcult
it's no trouble to tilt
us to do your washing. We are always
affairs in life.
at the same stand. always ready to cal
for washing and to deliver same when
No worry in you: no run.
ning away with clothing. etc. We
wash the clothing sent us and return
Now, if you let us get this wash
Thursday. Friday or Saturday. to be
if is done.
if.
dellvored Monday or Tuesday, we wii
wash a surprisingly large numb" 0
pieces for fifty ccnfa. CREDO
LAUNDRY. Water St, 30. Norwalk.
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HERE'S TH! PLACI
To get your stable supplies at no
sonsble prices. A large assortment of
horse blankets, all grades. from If to
Plush lap robes. ".25 to “- All
kinds of harness. carriages and run~
abouts and In fact everything on
General repairing a
35.
wheels. we sell.
specialty. LUTHER lit. WRIGHT.
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NIW STYLE OOHBETI.
From the best makers In the coup:
. this com-
munity decided to buy a new pair of
Wish we
could convince you that your corset
economy and this store go together.
try, and nearly every lady in
corsets for winter wear.
J. A. HISLOP & 00.
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IRIDOE MARKET.
The proper place to «at your soa‘
food is at SRIDGE MARKET. Phone
97-2. _
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l. I. TILLOTSON
Offers a doe stock of J
dbl ty. will]. and at;
a clearance sale of outing
or-msde hats, your choice i. file.
at . once. ’
ll”! '3‘
. “‘ It If“
prices. i, ‘-
lRVING LOCK.
122 Water Street.
ENT
mold;
Mum
font.
ers’ sample line embroidered handker-
chiefs. Over 200 styles. way under
price. Large line golf gloves, mittens
and Onyx hosiery at attractive prices.
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DO YOU NSID new GLOVES?
Then you will surely be interested
In this ad. Driving gloves. wth flaring
wrist. fur tops. otherwise buck skin. at
91 per pair. A very goodilesthcr glove
at 360.. See it to appreciate. Child.
ren’s Mite. 10c. DJGOW'PLIEB, North
Main street. South'iiio‘rwalk.
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THE MISSESHDAWSON
Would just mention a'few items among
their stock suitableifor gifts: Hand-
I kerchiefs. gloves. hbseldnusiln under-
waar. neckwear. comb Mild brush sets.
hat. bonnet and clothes brushes, bric-
mbrac, pictures and books.
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TILL STRAND! STORIES.
SAN FRANCISCO. January 7.-The
l Examiner says on the authority of
f Deputy Coroner Skinner. of Humboldt
county. that E. Johnson, one of the
lookouts on the wrecked steamer Wai-
la Walla told a strange story - under
s oath at Eureka regarding the cause of
. the collision with the. French bark
Max. According to the coroner who
took the depositions of Captain Hail
and others of the officers and crew of
the Walla Walla after the accident.
Johnson testified that he saw the
lights of the French bark many minn-
tes before the collision: that twice ho
warnedthe odiosr on the bruise of ap-
proaching danger. but that his warn-
logs were not. hooded. As the vessels
neared each other the rod and green
lights of the bark became more and
more distinct. according to Johnson's
testimony as reported by the coroner‘s
deputy. At last the lookout. alarmed
at the failure of the colour on the
bridge to change his course. started
for too cabin of the first oilicer. but
before he reached tna cabin the ves-
sels struck and the Ila: drifted away
with her Iilhts plainly visible. Those
assertions are contradicted by the
posititc statements of the Manor‘s
officers, who declared that a sharp
iconout washout and that no warning
was given of the lion ‘
f
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Norwalk Chronicler