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it. full, plot bottle, i150. Empty bottles
10111111111104 at ~ Wench.
T. I. GRIFFIN, Draught.
206 Washington st.
So. Norwallr, Ct.
Fancy Jamaica oranges, 20c do:
Fancy Florida oranges. 25c dos.
Fancy cal. navel orangoI, 36E dos.
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E1181 NURWALK
John H Cole, the bridge tender has
received an increase 111 salary.
Miss Ethel Jennings is ill at her
home on the Gregory Boulevard.
Mr. and M1s. Joseph B.Remingto_11,
of Bridgeport, are guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Cyrus Smith, of Cottage avenue.
Miss Nancy Lelmcr. of First avenue.
is ill at her home with 1111 attack of
grip.
The “Guess What“ social takes place
this evening, at the residents of Miss
Ora Mai King.
Henry Hoyt, harness maker for Ray-
mond Brothers. is able to be out again
after a brief illness.
It is said that another lady was
frightened by a white dog. last evening.
in Riverside avenue.
Captain Daniel Petty has secured a
position with Seymour & Carman, of
the Benedict Farm’s bridge.
Contractor William White, who was
threatened with pneumonia. a few days
ago, is able to be out again.
There was a good attendance at the
regular prayer service in the East Ave-
nue Methodist Church. last night.
Mrs. Sarah H. Brennan, of Second
aven , who has been seriously ill dur~
"ll t e pastten days, is improving.
Aléhough little Annie Rooney is in a
pain 11] condit.on, from being bitten by
a dog. last Sunday morning, she is im-
proving.
Thc colored lightw hlch was broken
on the Washington street bridge the
other night, was replaced by another
last night.
Mrs. John Martin, of Evansville.
Mass. who has been visiting Mr. and
Mrs. George Hammond. of Strawberry
Hill. has returned to her home.
Last Wednesday a grand dancing
party who given by Mrs. J Woodbury
Langdoa in hanor of her‘ daughtci.
Miss SDphie Lahgdon at their elegant
citivbhpme. .719 Fifth avenue.
steamer Medea went out this
morning, after lying at the deck for the
past couple of days. The full number
of o eners theft: at Work in the oyster
esta lishment of this Remand Oyster
Company. this 1ho‘rhlhg.‘ ’
President Foster, of the Foster Land
00., expects a moneyed mr'tn from
New York either today or tomorrow to
purchase all of the Fitch prxoperty In
Maple avenue. President Foster has an
option on the property. ..
Hubert F. Pierce and John L. Sulli-
van werc playmates as boys. and neith-
er one ever imagined in those days the
future greatness in store. Franklin
Pierce distinguished himself in the
Philippine war with his favorite mim-
mic, and Lawrence Sullivan with his
bare knuckles and auctioneer sent right
from the shoulder. But such are the
fortunes of war.
Mrs. Bets-2y Davis died this morning
at. the home of her daughter. Mrs
James L‘Hommedieu, in Seaside Place.
after a lingering illness. Deceased was
born in New York city. but for many
years was a 1esidsnt of Long Island.
and is survived by four brothers. living
in Port Jefferson. Deceased has been
residing with her daughters, Mrs.
Iiilommedicu and Mrs. .l. S. Randall.
for some years. and was in the eighty‘
second year of her age. The funeral
services will be. held on Monday after-
noon at 2 o‘clock.
King Edward Vii. and John 1... Sulli-
van are very warm personal friends
and had he been king instead of prince
of Wales when the only John L. was in
London about twelve years ago. he
would have made him a Knight of the
Fives, as was done, to Dan Dounolicy
by King George [V, a century ago.
Donnelley was then champion of ire
land and was allowml to sign himself
Sir Daniel Donnelley. The Prince of
Wales did the next best thing under
the cricumstanccs. He presented John
L. with a massive gold hunting case
watch and heavy gold chain. the in-
scription 0n the watch being He Will
Bear Watching. When the prince vis-
tied the United States about 1858 he
was a smooth faced slim built youth,
hilt always partial to heroes of all kinds
and sought and obtained an introduc-
tion to the celebrated champion of
America Tom Hyer_ than in h I prime
and perhaps the finest spec men of
physical manhood in; this country. A
few years later when John" 0 Reason
went to England the prince took quite
a liking to him and they were often
seen in the company of each other at
the races and other public places. One
of his gifts to Hoenan was 0 diamond
breast pin representing three 11 miles
which was the Prince of WaioII coat
of arms. About that time Hconan was
traveling with 140ch circus and. was
driven about from plans to place in the
Duchess of Kent's state carriage
to News at I
role of her carriages. he Duchess of
Kent was the present King of Eng»
lInd'I grandmother. and Ed James, of
But 1111111111111. has it ontly be
through the in ti of 1.61111
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Hannah
“Alexander Hoyt a veteran of the
that". Ind an OIB‘IW
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manning the
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on a piece ””3
Mon- or a Wrist ”it illicit ‘1'
skin pulsatcd the blood of the lion they
dollycl'cd. 001cc were
in Mr; Jagged
' about One thousand plintographa of
sporting celebrities, which interested
the boy so much that he could scarce-
ly tear himself away.V A few days later
the first and only tintype he ever had
taken was left at the silica and placed
in a frame #iongstde, that of his great
prototype. lies Su M. the filly
photo of that r‘c‘mAfiIkI 4“ in e
belonglh'gofio thwuditor bf
the Clipper. From 1839 to 1849 old Jim
whipped everybody who came in front
of him. including six men in ustralia.
Hammer Lane. in 191111111“ ‘0 Vince
Hammond, Billy Bell. Tom Secor and
Bob Count. and finally hadto succumb
to Tom Hyer. The livingS’ullivan held
his own and more than his own for the
same number of years. so taken alto~
gather the two Sullivans were the two
greatest fighters of their day and gen-
eration.
DARIEN A ND NORO TON.
Mrs. Z. R. Poolcy is in New York.
Miss Louise Langdon has whooping
cough.
E. ’l‘, Bates is filling his ice-house
this week.
Mrs, G. H, Noxon spent Tuesday in
New York.
Mrs, Fairchild visited her son. Ed-
ward Fairchild, Saturday.
Mrs. William Northrop is spending a
few days in Eaglevillo, Conn.
Volunteer Hook and Ladder Com-
pany held a meeting Tuesday night.
W. H. Fairbanks is cuttin the ice
for Mr 'l‘llley’s ice house t is week.
Miss Florence Stiysrs visited her
cousin Miss Stella Austen last week.
M18. C. A Hobbie has returned from
a visit with Mrs. Rhoda P. Toms, of
Stamford. V
Miss Libbic L. Seely visited the fam-
ily of C, Stuart Whitney at Port Ches-
ter, last Week,
Miss Jessie Rancher spent a day the
past week with her aunt. Mrs. Bates.
of New Canaan
A Sunday school teachers‘ meeting
will be held at the Congregational
parsonage tonight.
Mrs. Marv E. Finch. of Noroton
Heights. visited her son, Nathan Finch
and family, Saturday.
Rev, W. F. Dickerman has received
a call for another year from his pas-
torate in New Haven.
Mrs. Merlin J. Waterbury has been
quite ill since her return from her
Stamford visit. Saturday.
Charles Freudenthal, of Bethel. was
in Barton Saturday, to attend the fun-
eral of Walter S. Whitney
Mrs. Charles E. Mall of Stamford.
was the guest 0 her sister Mrs. Jo
be h E. Moreno se. Saturday
rs N. E. Gleason, or New Canaan.
was in Darien SAturday. to attend the
funeral of her coilsin W. 8. Whitney.
Mrs. Joan. Mather ,of Noroton, re-
turned, last week. from a visit with
her daughter Mrs“ Coombs of Chi-
cago.
Mrs Henry Tristram has been the
guest of Frank Stevens and family, of
West Norwalk and Charles Tristram
of Norwalk
John Skinta. who drives for Dr.
White, was quite badly hurt while on
the ice Saturday. A boy accidentally
struck him in the face with a hockey
stick. lacerating his nose.
Mr. and Mrs, C. Stuart Whitney and
daughters. Mrs. J. E. Havlland. 01‘
Port Chester, and Mrs. William Bos-
well, of Greenwich were in “11119.“.
Saturday, to attend the funeral at W.
S. Whitney.
A very large number were present
at the funeral services of W. Whit-
ney, Saturday. Rev H.S.Brow11a11d
Re'a. J L Guernsey officiated There
was singing by Misses Ada Conn and
Agnes Reid Mrs, Noxou accompanying
them on tile 01 can The floral offer-
ings of roses and carnations were very
beautiful and uumelo.us 'ilic inter
nIlent was in the Bates cenicterv, Dn-
I‘ Cll.
Mrs. Matthew Cullen received the
and intelligence, this week. of the
death of her brother William Willson
of Montclair. N, J. Mr, Cullen will at-
tend the funeral services at Montclalr,
Mrs. Cullen being too 111 to be present.
The'marrlage of Miss Edith IleFor-
eat and Robert Stevens~ both of Nero
foa. took place last week 111. New Ro
chelle. at the home of Mr. Str'vons's
father. The couple are now in Nom-
tou, where. they will spend the winter.
Mr. Stevens is in the employ of the
Ring's End Coal Co.
Patrick Smith, of Stamford, over 50
years ofage. was arrested Wednesday
evening on a warrant issued by Justice
of the Peace William H. Wilmott. of
Darlen, charged with the criminal
abuse of Sophia Peterson ten years of
age. whose parents live'in Dorian The
warrant alleges that the abuse occur-
red on October 6. 1900, over a year ago.
The arrest was not made. before be?
cause the parents of the irl lie. t the
Information from the bills 1111.1 was
laid before the justice a few days ago.
by Va denier. The warrhnt for Smith's
111 rest was sworn out by Nathan Dau-
cby. of Dorian and was given to Dep-
uty Sheriff Hendrie of Stamford to
serve. V Policeman Foley located Smith
in Greyrock Place and arrested him.
He denies the allegations. Yesterday
he was brought to Dorian for the pur
pose of having a bond fixed for his up
pearance in court. Monday morning.
when the case comes up for a hearing.
Is’ycral momentum.
WISTPORI
Lloyd Nadir liII 11011100000 4 .000 tons
‘'13 of th'
bitty an
Cb'i'i :5 011111111111 was held at then first
“hi“i‘ii‘f‘b “1"in
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doom
were made to order, and in due time.
The Accused is a married man and has ,
‘fio'nt I10 11113on It '
”All“ I ”mil: 1
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.. ligl‘an t .. the '11111.
is intended to malts it of 11111 natu
Family par IIillsfruhnlantpI.I~ ll tile
11 r,rqu, and interesting rgr n1
Music, songs 1911111110111. 'sposc es
furnished. The event will commemo-
rate the seventh anniversary of the
lodge.
The Women's Foreign Missionary
Society of the Wostport Congregation
111 Church has elected; these officers:
President. Mrs Thgm Rinses; vice-
prasid ii. Mill. 1113'" on"1 i1130;211:1111; score
$111111 “was .. aortas
nevolont Society elected these officers
First directrcss Mrs. Jabez Backus.
second directrc'ss. Miss Coley; score
tary, Mrs. Isaac Walteman; treasurer
Mrs James E Hubbcll.
The Young People's Society 01'
Christian Endeavor of the Green’s
Farms Congregational Church gave an
old- fashioned turkey supper in the
chapel last night. There was a grat
thing attendance and the affair prov
ed very enjoyable. the members of the
society knowing how to entertain in
the best possible manner. After the
supper there was an cntertttinment of
a varied charactor, which all enjoyed
There was a handsome and useful sou
vcnlr for all who attended.‘
CR1! NBUR Y.
IGeorge Ross, of Cranbury.
[if D
Morris Coggswell of this place is
confined to his home by illness.
WESTON.
Stephen Thayer has been ill this
Week, of. the grip
George Thomson. of Yale. spent Sun-
day at his home in Wilton.
Miss Mabel Sturgcs attended service
at Grace Chhrch, Sunday evening.
Miss Ethel Betts has returned from
a few days’ visit with Stamford friends
Mrs. Sherman Morehouse is visiting
her sister Mrs. Robert Green, of Nor-
walk.
Electric bolls have lately been placed
'1? the residence of Mrs J. McEwen
etts.
Mrs. D. n. Ogden. of Passale. N. .1..
was the guest over Sunday. of Wilton
relatives.
Willie Dunn. of Norwalk was 1111':
guest over Sunday. of Will DeWitt of
North Wilton.
Mrs. S. W. Merwin entertained the
Reading Circle on Thursday. There
was a large attendance.
Willis Seileck the Norwalk clothler.
distributed pretty calendars for 1902.
to his Wilton patrons, last Friday.
The tide calendars recently issued by
The Evening Sentinel are highly appre-
elated by readers of that paper. in this
place
Miss Annie Hyatt attended a birth-
day celebration given in Norwalk.
Wednesday in honol of but mother,
Mrs. Mary Hyatt.
Theresa, Louis and Charlie Verlin.
residents of Wilton were among those
(onflrmed by Bishop Brewster. at
Grace (T,hurch Norwalk Sunday even-
lug.
Miss Mary Miller. of Cannon. has is
shed invitations fora whlst party at
her home 011 Saturday evening. Guests
from New Haven and Norwalk are ex-
pccted.
Notwithstanding the unpleasant wea-
ther, quite a number attended the
Christian Endeavor sociable. held in
thc Congregational chapel. Wednesday
evening. Refreshments were served
and flowers were for sale the proceeds
to be devoted to the society. A very
pleasant time was reported.
The Matinee Whlst Club met Tues-
day afternoon. at the home of Mrs. J.
McEwen Betta. The hours him 2 un
til 5 wore enjoyed in playing this time-
honored game Mrs. H G. Thomson
and Miss Mary Merwin won the first
and second prizes. The consolation
prize was startled to Miss Mary F.
Gregory. Mrs. S. W. Merwin will be
litisItcss of the club. 'I llcsday February
411
The following list of books have this
month been added to the library cata-
logue: ‘."Kim Rudyard Kipling;
"Lives of the Hunted." Ernest Thump-I
son: "The Man [1 rom1 Glengarry'
Ralph Conner; “A IYca1 in a 'l‘rawf'l
Russell Doubleday: t‘ulnp Mates liuli
“Canoe- Motel." i\'1rk Monroe: " 'Mari-
etta,’ F. Marion Crawford; The triti-
ulation of a Prince; ’ ‘The Helmet of
Navarre." Bertha Runkle:
lier." George W. Gable; “Would Be
Goods," Nesbitt; "Sclvia, “ Evelyn Eln-
erson. "Taylors Legislative Souvenir
of Connecticut. 11101- 1902 " “The Gen-
Itleman From lndiana," Booth Tarn-p
gton; “The portion of Labor" Wil-
kna: "The Workers " .:Wyckoff
"‘Puddn Wilson." Mark Twain; “A
Seller‘s Logs: Robley D. Evans, "i’ri-
boners of ope " Mary 11011130 'li' "DH
83" I." Bachclldr: "The Al
J as." L. B.’ Elliott; "The 11111111111 of
an American." Jacob Rios: "The House
of the Madly." figurgsret A. Potter:
is ill of
"Tile Solitary mmer " "A House
Party." we love lleI by W.O 081001
11rd. and "A Gray Angel. " by Collins
and Noble. collaborators. One author:-
contributor to 11111111111111. She was an
occupant last summer of Frank Cam'-
stock's house.
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LYON'S PLAINS.
Mrs. Thomas TreadwolIl visited in
Tashua last 11111111.1
Bradley White and daughter spent
last Saturday inlNorwalll-J .
Miss Elli Barrett is with her aunt
in. oVi'ilsld. who has been ill for the
was I.
nbul'y.
viper wi l1 b d tighter, is
mil: 0 Iegv‘éro {'3in
k Gorbam spend: part 0
ml: in Buttermilk ti legato
,mncl. «practicum ‘
ms; the more storm 1:11.111
€111 supper in Emmanuel
iolI'I was points! all
“The Cava- '
“kph
ass. Miss Collins“ has been a frequent '
n‘ry 111011011 returned 11.11111
from 11 visit of several 1
the Or
am
‘Uo‘i‘u'e in 1101' private
111' to
possessor 111‘ the whole Belgian rail
road system.
ONLY cuss: FOR inhEPSiA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush. or New pantie.
Del.. says: '1 suffered for years with
dyspepsia. Used to have great
EressIanIcIi belching. 1 {wild eIreIrytgi 1'11;
0011 corn. too a p a me:
till I I)t‘oollt 13111.ind a Bllmilandfons 60.
cent Otto 1's in oey’
For sale 11qu n31°73e11 and F. H
Baxter
The. railroads are unable to supply
cars fast enough at Lake Erie. ports
to prompt“ iron ore accumulatlbg.
it {r
" New mean
new lli‘q
pool I in irl days. 0
Marinated... nuis-
MRIms 9111
121151.51. or New York.
Another 30, 000. 000 is to 13¢ expended
in Chicago in elevating a railroad the
(‘ hlcago and WcItctn 11101111111 ,
1111:
at Ill
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I’d!“ lsI. tic”.
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A DEEP MYSIERY.
It is a mystcly why women endure
Backache. Headache. Nervousuoss,
Sioeplcssness. Melanchqllb, Faulting-
and Dizzy spells when thoulap‘da have
proved that Electric Bitters .wlll quick
ly cure such trodbles "i suffered for
years with kidney truth a writes Mrs
lame back pained 111 so I can act
rcss myself. but lectric B ttera
wholly cured me. and. although 73
years old i now am able to do all my
housewor. ” It overcomes Constipa
tion. improves Appetite gives p’srfoct
health. Only 500 at F. H Baxter's
South Norwallt drug store and John
A. Riggs' Norwalk drug store:
' it is well to be economical, but it is
poor policy to hold the reins so tight on
one's business that it prevents goon re—
ing business economically
DON'T LIVE JOGETHER.
Constipation and health never go to
gethor.
promote easy action of the bowels
without distress. "i have been troubl
ed with costiven'ess nine years " says
J. 0. Greene Dcpauw lnd. “i have
tried many remedies. but Little Early
Risers give best results." George C
Stillson.
i don't. want anything that isn't fair
and honest. and i don‘t want any man
to do anything for me that he would
not. do for someone else under the some
circumstances
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A PROFITABLE iNVEQTMENT.
“i was troubled for about seven
years with my stomach and in had half
my time," says E, Demiclt, Somcrville',
ind. "i spent about “.000 and never
could get anything to help me until i
tried Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. l have
taken a few bottles and am entirely
well." You don't live by what you eat.
but. by what you digest and assimilate.
if your stomach doesn't digest your
food you are. really starving. Kodol
Dyspepsia Curc does the stomacb'l
work by digesting the food. You don’t
have to diet. Eat all you want. K0.
dol Dyspepsia Cure cures all stomach
troubles. lcorgc C. Stillson.
No general can fight his battles alone.
He must depend upon his lieutenants,
and his success depends upon his abil-
ity to select the right man for the right
place.
BLOWN 'ro ATOMS.
The old idea that the body some-
times needs a pm1",e1ful drastlci purga
the 11111 has been exploded; 101 Dr
King‘s New Life Pills. which are [191"
fectly harmless. gently stimulate léver
and bowels to expel poisonous run 1131'.
cleanse the system and absolutely cure
Constipation and Sick He ache. Only
201'. at F. 1.1 Baxtcl' s Sou h Norwalk
drug store and John A. nggs‘s Nor
walk 1l1'11g'.storo
it is all light. in son1c1 cases 111 bank
on a man 's pedigrel but. in most men.
there. is something 11 great deal deeper
than this matter 01‘ genealogy
IT GIRDLES THE GLOBE
The fame of 'Bucklen s Arnlca Salve
as the best in the world. extends round
the earth. lt‘ s the one perfect healer
of Cuts, Corns. Burn. Bruises Sores.
Scolds Balls Ulcers Felons Aches,
Pains and all Skin Eruptions. Only
til“ it lo“ Pile cure.V2f1c a box at F. H
only ’.s South Norwalk. and John A
Rigg'ss, Norwalk.
First 11111140111111.1111.) me. 1.. mid
man. 1' vs just sold my masterpiece to
Banker Parvcnu fm £1.00
,Sccond artist—Glad to hear it; the
miserable skinilnt deserves to be swin-
.dlcd —-'1‘Vit-Bits,
q...
E; my. I "-3713,. I ,
Jr ”flail 001111de Pllllwnpil’lobuiila g”,
“Alli good morning." 111111111111; cried
the gobdnnatured man. "i hope i see
you well ”
”if you don’ t._" snapped Krusty, you 11
better consult an acute I
: ’1’
of Wilton. 111111 is spend '1.
Ittfldi .-
Phebe Charley. of Peterson, In. "and ‘
suits. or precludes the possibility of do- .
DeWitt's Little Early Risers '
0 Solid, Eq
loot Line. .
NEW Yo R‘K.’ county 24~it In like-
ly that American capital will build.
equip and operate the first electrical
railroad in 1.1111111, It has been learned
that prominent banking houses in this
city interested in local traction oom-
ponies were preparing to invade Shops»
101 That city asked for propositions
to build and, operate a twenty-threa-
hills railroad there. ,The Shanghai ofv
11111111: stipulated that proparatltms
must be made before arc ‘2 of titlii
gar. Americ 11 Electrical op panics
immediately use to coaster the
proposition but 22%,”) so they were
averse to operating. in addition to con
attracting and equipping, the plan was
cm nceived to form a separate company
is firm does business in China and
one of its members lives in Shanghai
Nealmady has been, appointed Chinese
cut for the International Bankinx
orporation. A London company prob—
ably will compete for the contract.
TUB'FMAN WARNER SUICIDES.
NEWMARKET, England. January 24
-Lew War11c1,nn American horseman
died this morning as the result of a
scltiniiictcd shot His suicide was
clue to his sufferings from plcurisy.
William Dukc brought Warner. to Eng-
land and the latter subsequently 1010
oil Edward Corlfligdna stables here.
..1.....-._......~,.».z
If yogi are by Malaria fhr'ot
i fled»
cried.
Mthv'Gt-ippe and Rheumatism
sick.
Health is awaitingyou bottled,
.373”! the Medicine of Dr. Dick. '
on. oiclies msolcms
. is acid b .
ALL DRUGGISTS. PRICE 501:.
South 1111111111111
1111 111111111.
Notice. is hereby given that the
Board of Relief of the City of South
VNilrwalk will meet on Wednesday. Jan
uaryi 22, 1902. at 7: 30 o‘clock to 9
oclqcli p m., Saturday February 1.
1002 at 2 oclock to 5 oclock p. m .
Wednesday, February 5,1902 at 7. 30
o'clock to '9 o‘clock p. m.; Wednes-
day. February 12. 1902.11t 7. 30
o‘clock to 9 o'clochp m.: Thursday
February 20 1902,11tp7; 30 o'clock to 9
oclock p n1 in the Council chamber
on Haviland street in said city. for the
purpose of hearing and determining all
Appeals from the. doings of the assess-
ors of said city 011 the list of 1901.
Dated at South Norwalk. January 20,
1902.
101111: 1'. M'MAHON,
MATTHEW conua'r'r.
118 to 1211 Board of Relief.
A,
Thousand
Young
warned
it 11; ti'st'i'matéd that there are a thou-
sand wageaarners among the young
women or 111111" place. White a large
number of these keep a savings ac-
count with this bank. the opportunity
is still open to others.
We are open daily. 9 to 1?:
and Saturday evening, 6 to S.
The South NorWaik
1 saving. Bank,
Usual: 1er 81111411110.
1111111 1111111111 11111100
South Norwalk, (john,
December 26th, 1901.
Holt;
the interest to be credited to the
depositors in the Savings Dc art—
mcut, lbnuar‘gt Ist, 1902, 511111 be"
at the rate of our (4) per cent. per
annum.1
CHARLES E. HOYT.
'Ireasurer.
81101110» 1111111.. 0 to 12 I. m., 1111 1
to 8 p .10., and also 6 to B p. m., Batur.
day evenings.
a
HWir-a 19,11»
' 1
A LONG FELT
WAN?
the new store 18 11111111 street, Nor-
walk where you can buy 0115001111 ro-
"1 "' '1°'i...'.1;':"'...':.'i':fit
or e A 11 we I 11
110 13571111,. for family and medicinal
use. We are headhunters for 1 » -
caulrowmii w ab. {KENTUCKY
silo 111111110101 vs Women.
We 1m and control ton 11111111 in
New England Alone and «buying in
large quantities enables its to sell
cheaper than any other bolus.
Come and convince yourself that ov
thi 111111-11 need.
Judge Arthur H. ayes.
~ at Mount Zion hospital in an exceed-
The trustees have ordered that .
For your Wines 'ai'lil ”Liquors. go to 1' "
or 11111111. is
ingly precarious condition. The llll¥~
siclan who is attending him entertain
very little hope that he will recover.
The Jurist is suffering from hemorr
huges of the. lungs, induced by tuber.
culosis.
o o A L
When you buy coal you want-a full
measure. Not only want the qualityc
right but the quantity as well. Who's
you place the order with us you are
sure of satisfaction in every bit of coal
you buy.
Place your orders with us and got
your money‘s WOI‘Lil. Our price equals
any and our coal surpasses all.
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SUCCQBIOI‘I to B. BII'I'II.
122 Water St. Tel. 31-5.
Branch Oiiice. 2 So. Main St.
LIKE A STIFF NECK,
insurance makes a man carry his
head up. Anything that increases
a man's self-respect is good; bet
ter is that which increases his self
reliance; best is that which does
both and demonstrates his value
in plain figures. The Best insur
ance in the World.
CONN. GEN'L Life "10.00.. Hartford
F. H. FIELD" General Agent,
United Bank b 11's.. So. Norwallf, Conn
LOW PIIRlCES
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Our Very Best Creame'ryButter. 24c ’lb
Plilsbury's Best Flour, title has
3 pkgs. None Such Mince Meat. 25c
11b. pkg. Seeded Raisins, 10c
1 lb. pkg. Cleaned Currants. 10¢
Pan~Amerlcan Milk, 7c can
Peninsular Milk, So can
3 pkgs. Century Health Pancake. 250
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A. STULL,
East Norwalk.
The Lowest Rate Pawn Broker
Iewelry and Watches for Sale.
Repairing.
A. TARLOV.
Cottage ave.
Washington Street Bridge,
South Norwaik.
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Watkins
81 Dow,
112 WASHINGTON eraser, 1 ,
scum NORWALK. |
Phone 143-6.
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NOTICE.
Board of Ballet
Notice lé" hereby given that the E01111!
of Relief of the Torin of Norwalk. 111,11
meet at their cities. Opera Honda block.
on Monday, January 6th,,1902, from 2 lid
4 p. in; Wednesday ev'inilng. Janual‘m
81b. 7 to 9. San rday, 11th, 2 :tci'
«in 111.: Monday. -.13th 2 to 4 A). ,.
Wednesday. 15th. '2 to 4 11 3'5 '
day, 18th. 7 to 0 evening; Mohair. .
2 to i p. 111.. for the purpose of 1190 __
and determining any and all all ,
assessors on the list 011901. They
also meet with the assessors Is 11, Jill“
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m. for the purp abating the poll;
of sick and disabled persons.
JARVIS KELLOGG, V.
JAMES UTHERLAND, ‘
V Board of Relief.
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Highest (cash Fuses. .
piping. steam and water fittings, stove-2
and tulildors‘ hardware bought and
r,ubber feathers and all articles that
you would like to dispose of. The
calling on .
ABRAHAM HARRIS.
13 a 16 Raymond so.
,attention.
Open 7 a. m. to 6 p. m. Closed Batu
Residence fill Spring street.
Telephone Call 1504. ~
made to them from the doings
board, Monday. anuary 301.11. at 4
Norwalk. Conn..1Doce1nbsr 17.19014
CHARL S W. BELL,
Discalded machinery of all 1111111,
sold. Headquarters for refuse metals.
highest cash prices will be paid bl.
Notice by postal will receive prompt
urdays.
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