I.“ .m.
l
v astI'
I .Aeoia.
Ii“- Oireetory will he found
“.Ym‘
, *M .
“unlit Slab “likened by a maxin-
- ntfifia’lforduknglsnd. that car-
. . seller‘s could be punished by
In the stocks recalls the
- scald of illbs‘o Instruments of
fill still exist in that count".
is one at Havering atte- Bower.
follies from Stratford. and an-
no he found on the village
Alobur'y. Near the church at
eihami is a rat‘ er notable es-
Jl‘he upright post was used as
g post- and still retains the
. Which the culprit was secured
reéelving his castigatlon Stnr~
r Canterbury, has a'so prescri-
“in and electric. panniustlc and
. lie; inventions have so annihilat-
no no that there is now but a small
clamber over. According to
dry it. Johnson. professor of
rlatlbii In the University of
Mlliahia. it takes steps only one
on, long. to get, around the world
at It did In 1800. In the sunrise
a century it took all but sixty dve
m- in the year-mtg get once around the
W d That wasrwhen men traveled
liboats post chaise. on horseback
And on loot. Ocean steamers came in
21885.: and they cut the ancient tlme ta
bl lutwo. for then it took only 160
stars to embrace the girdle of Mother
til. in 1889 the Seen canal shrunk
J orid still bnialler and an outer-
n rig man was able in go around the
_ Ill In one hundred days. Since
an Jules Verne has been outdone for
' the development of the speed of
Inhale and railroad trains one
, ill “child the World in sixty days
FASHIONS.
i m
rt top-nose is still a Month;
" r asllonte eerie. and a favorite
“$331“ while broadcloth
Ian trialth are very popular
‘ at asset and as cialiy appropriate
.' hussian dips and waists.
effects bro given even to
,3 goals? them ‘lt lone side and
-. e cosinngl a band of
"I trimming
ndsome lace nets are the fav-
. tarial with the younger women
'arls vol-y
. do no necessity for wearing
It ndorclotllail untrimmeil when
' eiy Hamburg and laces as the
.. tare allowing no a be had at the
‘ VF prices they are asking for
growing more and more the
to walk— Alli far and regu-
ory day. a unto-date worn
as car obi because she is In
and her carriage because she
lllng or evil ing dress.
of thelot collect of the new
heviots ar only twentydlve
_ “w: y will girls go shah
teased when these pretty fabrics
thin: in the fact? Many will
the excuse that they cannot adorn
ghoul made and l have only tell
every girl should know how
neat aliirtwa'. at for herself.
iris wit; buy as good a pat-
all‘ one needs, but the an
on, o the garment will depend
‘ duality of her needlework
very entertainingiy des-
sot-at in
/ "do A
“to: number of myth
. «pi China. an unprecedented
seen ‘a foreign face. also
. ’ unprecedented, act of tboi“
‘ Imperial inviting the AmérF
W ”in her Chinese palace coin:
{with ind banquet
gt, Interest you: Bird‘s nest
. duck. shark's ilns. rolls.
‘ ‘ tea. string .beans,
til of. bamboo. red fruit lei
duchuldneys, fried
. ,- sprouts» of
Jam‘b. shredded
‘ahrlmp fritters
a soup with in
l A MR. Militant
. fit; TILIPHONI ,
3 m
, prompt
‘ from Sigucester and valuable assls
been given at lie”
is American siln- i
6 of the. princesses neven 014‘
mean.
fungi. Till
gill at:
In um st MW “ mi.
aodnrdsr. It‘s-a. as. It. ~Ayloss
the Pigeon Cove Hotel and other prop-
‘erty at Pigeon Cove early today. due
hotel, l a atructui'e of wood
A???" suit
, gdestroyed
, , ' Iuaea. were damag-
ed from being ibroximlty to the tire.
The dangerous nature of the tire
the local llremsn to call at
once was given by the men from that
city. Several firemen suffered from
frost bliss. as the thermometer was
around the aura point. The hotel
valued at 080 000. was built in Hill
and recently was on based by Mrs.
label Woolford, who sat night gave
a masquerade ball to residents of the
vicinity. The hotel had not been so
copied and grate tires were used to
heat the place. it Is believed the
llamas which destroyed the building
started from one of the open fires.
There was partial Inluratlee on the
house. As a hotel it was wellknown
to New York and western. summer
tourists.
M
POPULAR AMUSEMENT.
LECTURE ON ROME.
The next number in the course of en-
tertainments. by the Town Teachers'
Association will be given on Tuesday
evening, January 27. Rev. William
Mailer, D.D., willvlocture onAlmperiiil
Rome. Dr. Maher is an able and in-
teresting speaker and has had excep‘
tlonal opportunities to become so
'qualntod with his subject. For some
years he wasa resident of the Eternal
City and has thus had the advantage
of direct contact He has given much
time and study to ancient lore and
modern research upon this interesting
and fruitful topic. No city of Europe
or America has had so great all in-
fluence upon modernhistory.‘ both re-
ligious and secular. as has Rome. No
cltv basil more splendid past. or is a
richer field for interesting research.
No student. no cultivated person, can
afford to be ignorant upon the focal
topic. No one should miss this ex-
cellent opportunity for instruction
and entertainment. A single admis-
sion to this lecture only has been re-
ducedto twenty-five cents. For fur-
ther particulars, look up the adver-
tisement in this paper.
THE POWER OF THE CROSS
There was another large audience at
Hoyt's TOW. last night to witness
the prbllilebim of The Power of the
Ciwoss by the May Flake Company. and
every one was highly pleased with ev-
ery featuie of the play. The special
lies by Master Desmond Nodine and
Emery and last. biit decidedly not the
least, the wonderful trained animals of
Prof Krisell were exceptionally good
Tonight the company will close a most
prosperous three nights' engagement
with Little Miss Thompson a play that
was written especially for Miss Flake
and which is said to be highly cuter-
iaining.
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Y. M. C. A. NOTES.
State Secretary E. T Dates of New
Haven was in- town yesterday and call-
ed at the rooins.‘
The monthly meeting of the. Wom~
an's Auxiliary will be held next Tues-
day afternoon at 3 n'c‘ock.
A special meeting of the board of
directors is called for Wednesday eve-
ning. at which State Secretary Bates
will be present. Speciallydmportant
business will require that the direc-
tors get together early and that they
have the entlie evening for the work
so a supper will be solved for them at
6: 4.’ and it Is. hosed that all may at
lea .it be present t begln the business
session about 7: 9.0
The enrollmup. in the laillaa' physi-
clil cult frown daily and prom-
ises to {the limit of the
*ymnulilll‘li M already over thin!
litre Joined antimony mord‘éaro plan-
to do so. Mrs. J. H. mgidic
in ctor. has gone to New Yolk city
today. to look up and secure samples
gym nun shoes and will havf‘e the
(or to members to examine at the first
esspn next Tuesday at 7 p. in.
Cards are out announcing the gym-
nastic exhibition and orchestral con~
cert to be given in Hoyt‘s Thea next
lllpi'day. night ' .
:it bill be understood tilat Secre-
tary Norris is now the manager of both
c Y. M; C A. Orchestra and ties-
Man lin and Guitar Club. and that all
no manta for either of these organ-
ills. be anywhere are to be made
through him. , A
lNTs'i‘ia's'riNo LECTURE av on.
:CANFlELO.
e Norwalk Historical Association
has sent out invitations to our citizens
generally to attend the lecture by Dr.
fianllel . of Columbia University of
old; next Tuesday evening In
the large ball of the Military Acadoo
my in East avenue. The reputation
of the lecturer ls well known in New
England and those who have heard
him in the past year speak of him in
the highest terms as one of the do
lightful speakers in this country and
the subject chosen “in the Beginning."
has direct reference to the early days
‘ in Connecticut. The lecture will be-
>—
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EDWARD lil‘l'iIANUS' FUNERAL.
The funeral of Conductor Edward
Mcflanus. of the Consolidated railroad.
his he killed at W wife on
duty Tuesday, was held yesterday
morning; at his late. residence‘ in New
oven: ands! _ Peter's about
of ”8.000 results from the homing of _,
I, ssvso A son LIFE.
in. Mrs. Captain H. Hubbard, of hill-
3'
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v. ~.- NIGHTS: .
it . Baturday~Lllilc Miss Thompson.
loin a lrlrf Diane-fallen. MATlNlnES:
base on the Contents of Slimmer-The 0010 King.
The Sunday Sun
Next Sunday.
(IV. for some three weeks all le York M's been
N mcrcoi liss illitfl‘sicd in District Allorniy Jerome‘s
» campaign against ihc gamblers. He has publicly
accused ill: gen blcrs of makingiis: of inner pumir,
otherwise ciuokcd or. filing lusirumenis. In chcai lili tr patrons
ii happi in, ice. i at within a week lhe case hf Clinnen. ills
colivlritd wardman has been much before ilie rudm of
n wapap‘rs bonus“ the ApEclisic Division of iht apple":
(curl has rilusid l0 Iri him live a new trial. in mxl SUN.
DAY“ S NEW YORK SUN is an article by one of the NEW
YORK SUNDAY SUN‘S very best writers. on the upmiencs
of a man who was lielcrd in a notorious place kt Iby a "my.
in who' is though lhe man who tells the story on. a" know
it a fugitive liom lustlcc. The story tells how a mum of
tho victim adiiscd him to “see Eddie Glcnnon" and mm
.iharpclicd,
i‘. AIN. In ncxf SUNDAY‘ 5 NEW YORK SUN-
DAY SUN there will be it sketch of lame. Cardinal
' ibbons. If is a ski-loll of the meal imimmg per-
mnaliiy iii the lily of Baltimore. wiifnn in 5th a
adv lillf not only those of lh (A'ardinals y. mi . N M w
if with inirmi sud apprtcinliou. but alln pr' mm and
”flow. it shows why the (srdinsl is a grip! mu in his
Church and in his communiiy and glass Iiiiic sid iighls and
incidrnis lhll light up the character as til electric ridicmr
built over a great painting brings out the real merit of ".5
artist ‘5 work.
YORK SUNDAY SIlN thl are arran rd primarih for
the rnn-rlsiiimrni and uses of women {There are articles
on fashions wrincn bi folks who have born around in
”we robhir car-ins which are politely known as drrssmsi-iug
pa ions and who have been around the groin importing stores
and bav- sun wiseli into things and have lads-rid lhlll‘ ob.
mom...“ in keen summaries for the benefit of women who
rrsd THE NEW YORK SUNDAY SUN. 'lhe new order
of ball drtsses. and the ads I .iion of sheer filmy fabrics to
th in is dcsli. with understsn ii gly. Eve limo ii wriirr wlio‘
m... "gaudy for mu Ni-zu YORK 5 non SUN and
lime is a mighty army of them finds a point in the mid:
.33.; would inirmi a I'm docs he chuck it aside and for.
2'“ hp Nm be. for ihat' is the tort of a point he has‘g’lfiicular
Commas. for a third example. file pages of i HE new
o—d r. to luv: in. THE NEW YORK SUNDA 'N is
poi run on the our-sided. soliisllly masculine plan he re-
sull is vim ii is a great lot mil-c interesting II) also ‘lhsn ii ll
wile run‘ on that plan. if is Ill all—around newspaper
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dealers: .
FRED I. COLEMAN. 10 North M in street.
WM. A. SRIGGERMAN. 134 Wash igloo street. Donovan Si.oak
JOHN T. HAYES 5 Main street. Viol-walk.
T. J. MAGNIR. 2 south Main Bticfl.
H. E. BODWELL.’ 75 Washington BUS“.
LIARY G. 00.. 19 Railroad Pll‘cO.
Fine feathers may not make flue
birds but ‘they make a girl feel like
one.
i
\
lord. Del. says: "Braslllan Balm sav
ed my boys life. He began just like
the one we lest with croup. We gave
him a few doses. He quickly dropped
to sleep andlwas all right in the mor~
wing." For sale by R.H iLPlalsted. I,
ll. Baxter. and The Clifford Phat.
mgcy, Take advantage of this cigar.
if you want to flatter a woman pro
tend to be jealous.
A SCIENTIEIC DISCOVERY.
Kodoi does for the stomach that
uhllh It is unable to do forltseli
even when but slightly disordered or ’
overloaded. Kodol supplies the nat-
ural Juices of digestion and does the
work of the stomach. relaxing the ner-
vous tenilon. while ms Induced mus-
cles of that organ are allowed to‘ rest
and heal. K'odol digests what you eat
range from title to 30:506.
81 MAIN STREET, NOBWALK.
tsbllshluent. ._
now. lots of people spend
the other
If tlmel
one in savin
A
is South Main St.
M
are m bacillus sales team A
W llssioanr.olaacrosa=
M an. chat-I a
'Tocallma I shriek doesn't paces-i
helsahea ' Berti
«sustenance-t.
The Sun can be secured In Scotti Norwaik From the following news~
lulu insular
To close out balance of our
minute as rs
BEFORE m values r ‘
is our aim. To this end the prices are
mercilessly cut in halls—some less than .
half. Three monthuet torw‘f Ila/In .. , ' .7 .
The
quality of our goods is too well known
to need description 3‘96“?” Queen
M F. ACKERMAN
Connected with large Bridgeport es
Capital “560,000. Surplus. “Show
and enables the stomach and digestive
organs to transform all food Into rich W $.th .“ l“. 0.-
red blood. Clifford Phlfllflly. ‘3‘ OF N. V.
Annual State Examinations. I
’ ' See cesium a Lawaauca.
‘iIOY'r's THEATRE.
Thursday, Frills and Saturday,
JAN UAR 22. 23M,
Natlnees Friday and Saturday.
Special Engagement of
MAY FISKE
and her
COMEDY COMPANY
Supported by
MR. ROBERT NODINE
And her Own Orchestra.
New Vaudeville Acts. New Scenery
and Electrical Effects.
POPULAR PRICES.
lvsnlnp. 10, 20, sec. Mstlnsa, 10 a 20c.
Sale of seats opens at Hoyt's Thea-
tre. South Norwaik. and Weed's drug
store. Norwalk. 5 days in advance of
all attractions.
iiicieu initiation
Course of Entertainments.
TUESDAY. JANUARY 27. AT 8 1'. 1i
REV. WILLIAM MAHER, D. D..
will lecture on
[MPERIAL ROME.
TOWN ASSEMBLY HALL. WALL ST.
This lecture only 25 cents.
Course of four, $1.00.
NORWALKS. MANY OR ONE?
We ourselves had confidently hoped
that tho ilsy~dawn for union of all the
Nurwalks uiidcroue strong and econo-
nlicnlly administered city government
was close at band. if New York and
Brooklyn and all the adjoining bor-
oughs could find in union a common
blessing to all; if forty years ago dis-
unlon of the States was disloyalty, and
their continued union worth all it cost
in blood and treasure to secure and
maintain it: if the very spirit of the“
hour. for capital in all its forms and
for labor in all its forms, the power
of the one and the salvation of the
other is union. whv. in the name of
women sense ohouid the ‘Iittle Nor
walks part company, wasting their sub-
stance in many governments when. at
the cost of a single government for all
they could all prosper. as one city.
with none of the lealousios inseparable
from lllsunlon. The truth is the city
fathers have Malaria. One bottle of
Dr. Dick‘s Medicine taken by each vot-
er and politician. if!
would make posslb e
ten days.
.tlie Norwalks
bile Norwalk in
_- ‘”clim‘ms '
armruivcrs
To the Old Country. Drafts
and Money Orders payable any-
wherein Europe. For sale at
lowest rates.
JACOB I. DAYTON.
Table Linen. Towels.
etc.
We hare secured for this An-
nual Sale or staples. the strongest
values yet offered at the Boston
Store. Our housekeeping lines are
at all times sold at small margin
of profits, selling as we do for
CASH and the same low price for
each and every customer. lf’you
will compare our prices and qual-
ities with many of the New York
City houses. we are satisfied that
you will do your trading here.
Full Bleached Table Damask
58 inches wide. 25c value
58 in Table Damask with red
. beider. regular We value,
72 in. Half Bleached Table
Damask. well worth 500,
72 ill. All Linen Damask in
lengths of 2 2% and 3 yds.
value 75c
72 in. full bleached all Linen
Table Damask. new patw
terns, 81 value, per yard,
All Linen Satin Damask, extra
heavy. Il.25 value,
50 lloz. Linen Huck Towels.
20x40, one of the greatest
values known. 15c value,
25 doz. Full Bleached Tur..ah
Towels. 22x48. said every
place 350, 19c
Blue and Red Checked Glass
Toweliiig, value We a yard.
now, 5
25 per cent. Brown Linen
Crash. value be. per yard, bloc
500 yards Turkey Red Dain-
nsk in lengths of 2, 21,5 and 3
19c
29c '
890
59c
79c
10c
36c
Chances Saba.
Wool Dress Goods
We have in our Dress Goods
stock about 2000 yards of fancies.
Including many imported novel‘
ties, the average import rice Ill
about 750 per yard iretal prices
250. 500 75c. Ii. and I125. We
haVe act to dispose of this lot
NOW. it means an awful ion
from the actual cost, but we prefer
even a small return than to carry
the goods longer. And this is about
how the lots are marked:
All Fancy Dress Goods that
were 25c and bile, for this
clearance sale.
All goods that were 75c,
All goods that were It and
81. 25,
Arranged on bargain thbles
for easy choosing
Best duality All Wool Alba-
tross, all colors, regular
price 500. 37l/2c
“Antheria” Pure Silk Taffeta.
wniranted. in black only.
regular 60c 45c
Wash Goods and
Linings
llsles's Seersuckers. elsc- .
where 12%0, 9%e
Best Prints, spring styles, reg-
ular 60. 4
Best Apron Glnghams. Amos-
keag 7c.. Sofie
Best Lining Cambrics all col-
ors, 5c, 3
Black 6- in. Merceiized Sateen.
regular 20c
B‘ack Lyons Silk Lining, reg-
ular 45c. '
Dress Glnghams, regular price6
15¢
250
35c
55c
35c
12c
31c
80' ‘
Fancy Outing Flanneia, light
5 Railroad Place. South Norwslk. Ct.
1:
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[FOR A STEADY CUSTOMER.
as waamu’o‘rou "star.
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Seymour
yards. value 25¢ a yard,
per yard, 19C and dark, regular 9c Sign
All Linen Tray Cloths. blue Eclipse Flannelcttes, regular
border, value 12m, each, 9c 14c, 10c
s:
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ONLY CURE FOR OVSPEPSIA.
Mrs Franklin Bush of New Castle.
001.. says: "i suffered for years with
dyspepsia. Used to have great dis-
tress and belching. i tried everytliinl
i could hear of, but nothing helped me
until i took Braslllsn Balm. and one 50
cert bottle cured me completely.”
For sale by R H Plaisted and F ii
Plaster
Now the summer girl has resigned
in favor of the culidiesome girl.
The many friends oi G. H Hansen.
Engineer L. E. ifs W R. it. at present
living in Lima 0. will be pleased to
know of his recovf ry fro threatened
klddiey disease. le wri so "I was
cured by using Foley's Kidney Cure.
CHILDREN POISONED.
Many childlen are pmsoned and
made nervous and weak. if not killed
outright, by mothers giving them cough
uyrups containing opiates.
money and TM is a- snfe and certain
remedy fol coughs, croup and lung
trouble, and is the only
cough medicine that contains no opi
lites or other poisons.
store.
Foley' s
prominent
Plaistcd' a drug
A pretty Sunday-school teachei is It.
whole church fair
THE SECRET OF LONG LIFE.
Consists in keeping all the main
which i recommend to all. especially iiilate Stomach Liver and Kidneys. pur-
trainmen who are usually slmi‘ariy af— 3
fllctcd. " Piaisted‘ s ding store.
A technicality is something that
helps the Wiong to defeat the right. illegals; anduiiialaria. i ll th lr us
an sreng aways o ow e o
Only 50c guaranteed by F. H. Bax
Use at- ter. druggist.
HEADS SHOULD NEVER ACHE.
Never endure this trouble
once the remedy that stop ed it for
Mrs N. A Webster of Wnnlc Vs.‘;
ify the blood. and give a splendid sp-
petite. They work rwendcrs in ruling
'Kldney Diseases Female Complaints.
‘Nervous Diseases Constipation Dys-
Vigorous health
Lots of poor men me the architects
She writes "Dr. Kink“ a New Life Pills of other men's fortunes
wholly cured me of sick headaches [1
had suffered from for two years.’ Cure
Headache. Constipation Biilousness i
250. at il‘ If Raxlei' a drill: store
CALL Essa. "‘ ' M
TELEPHONE. “I.
Fate ’5 Honey and Tar
arch! dun.ssfe.sure. No opiates.
guns of the body in llba'thy legiliarr
i action. and in quickly destroying dend-
ly disease germs. Electric Bitters rel;-
l
‘3:
sStore
Good Things To Eat.
xwYOU MAYQIAVFQD MY: WAY YOU CHOOSE, BUT FOR A FINE". STOCK OF UP TO DATE. FRESH
PURE. WHOLE-SOME GOODS iT WI LL BE HARD TO BEAT SEYMOUR'S STORE. OUR SALES ON FANCY
CRACKERS ARE ENORMOUS. FRESH FROM THE OVENS DAILY.
1F YOU 'WANT GOODS THAT WILL MORE THAN PLEASE YOU; SEE WHAT A GOOD ‘ ARTICLE 15.
THEN TRY THE OTHER FELLOW. YOU TRY OUR TEA AND COFFEE AND WEJIAVE CAPTURED YOU
WE SELL AT CLOSE CASH PRICES; THAT'S WHAT MAKES THIS STORE SO POPULAR.
C E. SEYMOUR, Leading Grocer
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Special Sale On Tomatoes
We halls Ibo am of Fina Jersey Tomatoes. hand packed, and are certainly a line Tomato—such as others
_ sharps Ila mean for. We are going to give you a sham to take advantage of our special prices for this sa'c.
For one week. commencing Jan. m, we will sail till-as cans for twsnt‘y- llvs casts. Quantity limited.
' ' Other lamina on Cocoa, nutter Sugar. Salt Perk. ate. -
3A TOMATOEHANO PACKED JERSEY TOMATOES (Sill. cans). 8 FOR ace—TOMATOES.
symuuosnpauuursb’suosa FOR aim—20 rouuos.
; FINEST atolls oanuaav serves, FOR ruia wank ouiv. soc rouse. A .
rlussv nestirv solar surraa. rule «as. PER condo on. x .
4 s
o
too I la. can Santa“ Pears.
“mifl.:
r In: seminars inimw
a: 3mg, ”:3" u
II. II.“
1“ Sibd‘ikl- ‘ M. “III:
candidly thezwmm
mu. A W“ ,
III? WA A JAVA COMES, L3,.
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