[it‘d , ,
'Ncil weighed till! v or aliases. - ‘
Jam, know two or a foolish
" , ag head one,” _' world.
‘ . . Goo L. roll. the! Johnny
GO]. D . Wii. the Ethoplall c od'i'an. cases. of
which would have been good stock in
trade for phrenoloms I," to point out
their table bump, ut they were two
of the brightest men of their profession
in their day. Train had got. pretty
well down to his uppers. and writing
a? friend Just before 0 strain he as
he had onl, money bn
board until the end of the year at the
Mills Hotel on 38000:! street. New
York, which is the cheapest hotel of
its itilltl in the world.
a vegetarian for twenty years. so his
food wouldn‘t cost him much and he
contemplated starting out on another
cyclone tour of lecturing. his text being
"Doctors and Lawyersi—Out With
Them.‘ So the M D. s and attorneys
will have nothing to fear now. Train' a
Flour.-n7eeds no raconimendation
' ‘23m 3
' " “"4
"'.lu,." ‘ l‘
l a. corrxonfltiauus.
sssr uoswshlt.
CONN.
language of the mortal had "We shall
never look upon his like again:"
The Port Chester Journal contains
the following regarding the mother of
ttwo well-known residents here. June
Ann Simona. aged eighty years and
ten months, died at her late residence,
’231 William street Saturday morning
at 12 o'clock after an Illness of nearly
two ccks. Deceased was born In
Warrlcltshire _ county, England. in
tMarch. 1824, the daughter of Joseph
and Jane Ann Lovell. She was mar-
ried to James Simona. son of Mr. nd
Mrs. James Simone, and in I362. c me
to America and resided at iiackensack.
N. J. Four years later they returned
to England and after a brief stay re
turned to America and went to Cuna-
da. Two years later they came to
Port Chester where she lived until the
time of her death James Simona died
about eight yeals ago. Deceased was
the mother of nine children seven of
whom are still living They are Er-
nest Stmo 5. Mrs. Clara J. Scott James
Walker 8 mans. Miss Lizzie A. Simons.
:of Port Chester; Charles Simona and
iEdward Simona. of East Norwalil. and
Joseph Simone. of Port Chester De-
ceased was a" member of the Summer
‘field M E Church and a thoroughly
gooti Christian woman w.llo until her
death was affectionately regarded bv‘
her children and esteemed by all who
knew her. The funeral was held Mau-
tiay afternoon at 2 o‘clock from her
[late residence, ’on William street and
the interment was at Gleentvood Ull
S. I lsabel of New Haven. has been
tislting friends in town.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Bohoenhof. of New
Y.ork are visiting relatives here
Prof James Slack, ‘bf New York, was
the guest of Frank 'Allen yesterday.
Mrs. E. 0 Drake and daughter have
been III at their. home in Betta Place.
~—Ask Pierce how to make 810 in
gold. Bridge Pharmacy.
Richard Bland, who has been laid up
with s. sprained wrist, is considerably
better.
Walter Maiden“ of Saugatucit who
has been the guest o'f\ friends here has
returned to his home.
Miss Lillian Young has a severe at
tatlt of diphtheria. Dr. Baker ls us
ing antl- toxin to cure it.
.lohu Colc‘ s prophecy about the snow
HlOIm has come true and his ability as
u ueulher prophet has been demon-
strated again.
The death of Mrs Eliza Rupp rt-
moves flom East Norwalk an old an
ucllitnown resident. l’ She has resid-l ,
ed '8'“ for about abxyears. -
lI bcrt F. Plorce’ has hrOught his
horse down from the country and has]
been having several brushes with the.
l pcctly animals on the local snowpaths. I
The regular prayer meeting held last ‘
evening at the East Avenue Methodist
Church was well attended and enjoya-
ble. it was led by ltevI E. Cunning
ham.
The regular meeting of the Junior;m l plot.”
Hand will be held as usual this ctcn IThere‘ s a city no mortal eye hath seen.
"'3 '8 '5 desired by the president! Where we shall never grow old.
every member be present. Th eannual where all the leaves on all the trees
election will also take place.
James L‘Hommc dlou has had his SM“ like glitering 50""
tlcigh out now for twentyfino bonitldecu i
live days, but one vet-ac us res ent
tlsims that while on Long Island when l W8'egestl'aiinofca'8'lo8l'iserfl'e'fnr8art
a boy he went to church in a sleigh : No ion er at u hurl y ‘
twenty-one Sundays In one year. . g 5 '
A very‘llnthuslastlc rcconsecration
meeting was held at the weekly prayer
meeting at the Advent Christian
Church last night. A large number of
It' as wall are made of Jasper pure.
But there Is dazzling splendor.
With its celestial throng.
We will sing God's praises ever,
in one unbroken song.
those present renewed their pledges of M. S. pARTmCK
comet-ration and the meeting was lli ....__....M._.......
tt-ry elltllusinstllu one. ‘
The members of the Juanita Outing ROWAYTON'
Club. of East NorwaIk-. met last even-
illg and enjoyed coasting on Seliecil's
illll. They had a fine time and are
planning to go again soon Those In
the party were Misses Mattie Morgan
Jessie Morgan Carrie Palmer, Clara
Ainsvmrtll Nina Carpenter. Carrie Car-
penter. Maggie Hatchman. Elia Abbott.
Lillian Greenwood. Bessie (lclb.
Messrs. Albert Gclb. Sylvester Elsea.
William Mofflltt. AlfredWarnock. Er-
llcst Reynolds. William Smith. lemon;
son Ayre‘s. Morris Hatchman. Dick
lioyt and Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Keeler.
"is dinner ready. ma’am." was the at-
toundlng proposition put ttl a sedate
little grandmother. by a large mouthed,
athletic looking fellow over our way re-
telltly. after clearing his throat and
stamping the snow off his brogans. ex-
pecting to be invited in and fill up
What the lady of the house said doesn' t
transpire. but when her husband came
Ill later she ‘told him the story. and if
the walking delegate of the. Sluggard's
Club didn't get a Roland for his Oliver
we are not in It. The wife was asked
what kind of it looking man no was
and having described him. her husband
said “Why that must the very fel-
loo 1 met inst now on e path. for he
said to me: ‘ 'Old men you 'll get noth-
Mrs Frederick E. Lockwood. of Rall-
road avenue. has been ill the past few
days.
churches. last night, at the Ilaptlst
there was singing and recltatlons.
On Wednesday night. February 10th
the presiding eRlel‘ of this district will
hold the fotlrth quarterly conference
at the Rowavtou Methodist Episcopal
Church. .
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
Colonel Frederick Linden-y. of the
Volunteers of America. New York. paid
a visit to the home in Barton yesterday
afternoon.
Selectman Frederick Schladt-r shoi'
a line red fox in West Norwalk one
day this week. and took the animal to
South Norwalk to have It mounted.
The annual ball of Eagle Hook and
Ladder Company will be held tonight
iln the Town Hall. Shepherd's orches-
tra. of South Norwalk, will furnish
music.
The trolley cars were greatly effect
ed by the weather Wednesday and
Thursday. and for a time they could
only run as far as Neroton. not going
ing there for We Juls't tried it “alto the end of the line until late. yes-
mind what! at telling yer.‘ " The sin ' terday afternoon.
ale t'h'a fallen little thought he was;
talki'n to‘ the man who had shaken the WESTPORT-
hand~ the man who shook hands with —"‘"
Daniel Webster and Henry Clay. and mgsggoghervood spent yesterday in
be it listed. never judge by appearances
any more. it was one on Uncle Ned.
NOW Fflncls Traln‘ s brain weigh-
edwitbfn four penny weight of fifty-
four ohnoes, which is a normal brain
as to «uni t,’ as Dr. Ether informs us
use Is in' the duality. ~
had lots of that. for he had
benzene -the most irrepressible. or-
rlltl shim-infirm and e stlcai men of
the may 0' Brit. will tell you
Conductor David Ward is. laid up
With rheumatism.
Expressman Baldwin has been cen-
fined to his home several days through
sickness
The Current Events Club Is in ses-
sion this afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Charles Bulklov.
Rev. Levi W. Holmes was an Inter-
ested listener to the arguments In the
Kelly murder trial yesterday.
Willis Jones is vice president from
ll‘alrilcld county of the Connecticut
Editorial association.
Weseport Grange installed Its newly
. elected odicers last night. i C. i-‘intion.
. .9: Wilden. llllltha work;
, user Pittmofflresas Farms
church will be entertalildd'tonight by
’ Miss Dorothy A ather‘lotn
a labor
' Wet-'- -tthl ll
, Risen visitors at the
W hence. .. _ .
Mutiny will be .obaot‘ybd at His
” are m rents: a
mdm here W00! fiMMD 9::
of
new
“tin of Il'e Til the merit!
gll to pay hi i
he had been '
last book was a total failure. and In the '
'lon cemetery In the Simone family bur- .
Player meetings were held Ill bOIh,
I
I .
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i
"I Am Cured."
' MR5. V. MATTLEY CLARK.
HER HEARTFELT ORATITUOE.
i W o n d r o u a Transformation
Wrought by Dr. Pettiuglll'a
nay-Wort Tablets.
Was ,
Kle-
] Mls. V. Maltley Clark, of all East
I’l‘w-enly first Street. New' York. speaks
Ifor thousands of other women who suf-
'fclcd as she suffered and w,ho In their
letters hate poured forth a heartfelt
‘gratltude for the health and happiness
whichv tsftcl all distouragcmcnt and
all failuresi~tllcy found at that In Dr.
Pettinglll' s Kidney w'ort Tablets.
. I'tuaw Yor Deo.11.l00l.
This “it was aimoflt'
tertah i w olng to have
laundice. skin hallo
yrllow tinge and I noticed!
my hands and limbs begin
nlng to ”all. it caused me
Intense pain to stand oven
for a little wh.|lt- My tiyti
night was sisalnnuth wcaitcll-
ell.
“'ihc Metal" 'taitl that the
piercing pain d back- ache
were Infilm, lion of the
kidneys and bhdtlsr.
‘ I heard of in l‘eltlnglll‘ s
Kidney -thrt through a
booklet l folllltl ill a friend's
house one day). lilltl i bought
a bottle of iiif‘ ltillietit On my
way home. it Is now it
nlollth slllte then and I have
used three bottles.
"My skill is fresh and
f‘it'flf‘. nly FHH are as good
us ever and I hare had ub-
H)llil('i_\ no pains since i be-
null uniting Kititlty- Wort. l
iiiil t-'.'ltleti
MRS. i'. MATTLICY (LARK
. Reed carefully every one
of the symptoms that Mrs,
Clark describes. Note hhw
every one points direct at
the hidden malluly~Kitiney
lllrt-ase—-~wlllcll is but ttllotll~
tr name for \I'llullllg null
lit-nth.
People who suffer from
Julllltllcv. sweiiilllts and pains
Ill tile buck and side. should
realist- that these are not
akin traubiel. or muscular
troubles. or blood trouble.
but all have their beginning
In Weakness of the Kidneys.
ltclllember—Dr. Pettinglll's Kidney-
Wort Is in Tablets. and contains no ai‘
‘ t‘OilOi
n e 0
‘ If you DON‘T KNOW what is the hint-
tt‘l'_ If you do not understand your
trouble—write for FRIE ADVlCE i0
t‘ollsullation Department. College
St.. Burlington. Vt. Describe your
Symptoms Fully.
I t?
i’tli‘ lllSK NOTHING. (lo to Your
llrllggisl TODAY. (lot Ulil‘ Bottle
of Dr. Pettinglil's Kldut-yWort Tab
leis. Taitc Nothing Else. If tht'
ilrsl bottle tiller. not help you our
" (‘ollsultnllon Department will advise
you FREE.
» DR. PETTINOILL'S KIDNEY-WORT TABLETS.
1 They Cure Backaches~Jaulltllcc.»Swellingr—Sore Bladder.
i
sire to palticlllatc Ill any taucuses to,
be held after February 1901. Accord
ilng to law such enrollment ls neces-
lsary lll order to vote at a caucus.
i The tire district committee has call- I
ed for the annual meeting Monday
.. .5!!!!—.u. h. .€=!!EE
GOES BLIND iN NEW YORK.
-c—ma.
Greenwich. Conn.. Msn Providentlslly
i Meets Friends. Who Tatte Him Home.
GREENWICII. Conn, .iltll. 29.-—-lt
.scems providential that Issac L. Mead.
night when an election of officers will a retired undertaker of this town. mct
Ibt‘ had and the Wiltcl (‘0. contratl
ldiscussedagain. 'l‘hcallnollllteluenl ls" toi Conn
‘laying of it day. else he might hale found himself
tax to meet cur cut expenses" but no 'bilnd and alone ill a crowdv- -.l thorough-
lnutle that their will bca
elitlcncc Ill ll collecting of oyclouc fill
district taxes nor a duly qualified col
lector for such.
recorded
Mls.
. Beachsldc Inn. The extensive prepcrty
of which it Is it part will doubtless be i
new owner relative to the inn. is not
known and Interest centers now ill
what disposal Is to be. made of that. It
Is not ttlllslticleti ploilablc that the la-
rather that she Wm secure a c onlpotent‘,
lutlllngt-l and tonlitltt it as all e.\t- Ill-i
istvc stllnmcr hott-l. No one could sur- ’
round it with greater prestige thull the '
Tiliey’s.
GEORGETOWN.
icorge H. Brown. of Cannon. was ill
ltown Monday. on business.
i Fifteen more no“ lamps hale tht‘ll
'ordcled for the tiling streets.
Mrs. Susan Aibln anti granddaughter.
of Stamford, ls visiting J. B. lt‘iliow.
. F. B. Bouton and W A. Williams
made a business trip to New York city
on Tuesday.
James Connery. who has been silk,
ness again
The Village improvement
will give an entertainment the. fore
part of February. ‘
l A dance was held Ill the Georgetown
iHali. last Tuesday night Books of
Dunbury. furni hed music.
Harry son 0
weeks. has recotered so far that he ex-
penis to resume his business in New
Yotk city in a few days
Selectmen of the town of Wilton and
where a Swede fell over the embank-
ment on to the railroad track and lost
The victim has brought suit
the town of Wilton for $20,900.
-........-_ n.-...“
yards."
nip helps men alld womcnao a happy.
vigorous old age.
HURRIEO FIRE WITH OIL.
PlT‘l‘BBURG. Pa. Jan. 29.-—As the
result of an explosion following an at-
'tsmpt to hurry a fire with carbon oil.
Mrs. A. 1“. Gray. of North Bewlckley.
is dead; Ethel. a daughter. aged twelve
years is probably fatally burned and
* five other members of the famil'yll'e
seriously inJured- .
Pfilu CONGRIOB MEETS NEXT
. , MONTH.
Peru.1ssl.8.-The govern-
menthuoonyohdtorl‘ebrnaryaan
,. Cosmo)
- i
Setietl' land
merged lllto the park already under detached and may conic
constrllttlon but the purposes of the again but they give. little hope.
of pneumonia. is able to be at his busi- I
Rev. A. C Egglcston. I
who has been Very III for the past six i
the railroad officials were at French ic° ""3 Qt.
vlllo Monday. looking over the ground 11'"- EttNMINM 0.!
an arm by the train running over it..
against .
~“Nt-gicctod colds make fat. grave ‘
llr. Wood‘s Norway i‘lue Sy-i
0
".Ml anti Mrs. George Merrltllall. of Brits
when In New lorlt. Satul-
lflrfi.
Mr. Mead was greatly pleased at
‘ meeting the Merrimans. and after the
While the deeds have not )t‘l been greeting he exclaimed. "i cannot see
it is common report that _!a.nythlng”
George Tlllev has purchased only a temporary affliction and took
The Merrilrpns thought it
him by train to his home here. Physl
tians say that the retina has become
together
Two
weeks ago Mr. Mead. who is a veteran
nearly 70 years old. fell backward
:‘down a long flight of stairs and escap-
ed injury. ills sudden blindness Is laltl
dy \tlli lease it for hotel purposes but to the shock
. .4.» --.,..
Honest
COAL
$6 26 a toll Delivered.
NO EXTRA CHNAGNGE FOR CARRY.
I
Coal that will give you full value
,for your money is the only kind we
'sell. The Iliad” that Is, clean
that to coal all the way
through andw eh eve ‘ pennyth i.
paid counts warm and com rt
ifor you and your family.
8 888888888 888.
_ TWO YARDS.
Saviour Am ‘ East Nor-mild
000th Nomikl
Hamil: M
V. .
i
. HOW’I THIN ,
du- oss? “staged 8‘89: ’30
all" 0
w;%ntrbyuaall's Catargh on?
J CHENEYICOH Toiedo.0 .
We, the lnderslgned. have known F.
J. Cheney or the last it years, and be-
lleve him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially
able id carry out any obligations made
by his firm
:0
WA lNO, KlNNAN I MARVIN.
holesale Drugglats. Toledo. 0.
llali's Catarrh Cure la taken inter-
nally acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfutes of the system.
Testimonials sent free Price 75 cents
per bottle. Sold by all Drugglsls.
Take Hall' a Family Pills for consti-
potion.
__.._L. “.2 A- .5}-
Men tile widows cry. friends are
sorry, but that doesn't furnish broad,
but a poilcyln the
Bonn. General Life Insur-
ance Company
. payable imniediateiy makes the. family
' independent.
'FRED H. FIELD.
GENERAL AGENT.
United Bank step. ‘80. Ndrw‘allt.
_ .. -a
Dividend
Pa lug Mining. Oil Smelter and
in ustrial Stocks making possible
Large interest and Profits. Book-
lets on application.
DOUGLAS, LACEY & CO.
Bankers. Brokers, Fiscal
8 Members New York Consoi
Stock Ending. 66 Broadway and
l7 New Street ew York. .,
rt. BALDWIN asuul'r'r. W.
‘ Western New I laid Ira-ch: .
unwilling-350s delinqm"
Dennys .llllli Representative.
' I Lauder Bill. South Norwailt. Ct.
at afload
COKE
In your 'cellar.
It will last as long as
other fuels and you
will admit it is
much: cheaper.
When it is gone
it: feel sure that
you 'lbt'll want more.
There It: a
HOT TIME
in every bushel of it.
"Give it atrial and be
con'binced.
continuities
_’l',l-t0Nl. as.
Surplus, 0105.000.
The
Earning Power
of your savings In-
vested with this
Company at 5 per
cent. is 25 per cent.
greater than if in-
vested at 4 per
, cent: is 42 (iv? per
cent. greater than if invested .at 8%
Der cent: and 86 2-3 per cent. greater
than ‘lf Invested at 3 per cent.
.tsts boost-version of» New“ Votive. and
IRANcl-l OFFICE. ‘2 so MAIN 81'.
Resident Directors. Resident Managers.
Mortimer M. Lee R. L. Coburn
Charles. E. Dew . John .l.,.hsvmnca
marrow
.35, 'Phona. 132. """
mm only-two ll .lf
. ' ‘oastccx “luscious 82. PLUM.”
i l
. Carrie's to steal . i‘ . “41.?
60.16: Min slaves PLATING. i _f HOIWhm.
sol monotonous. tram
"M be superior. Can swim" Mm_
I ”"me gnaw”... Tito Sid 1M!- ' Com ~
”w ‘“ ” mane. * ‘
7355:1158
‘ ' m
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,so" sooth hats not.
..............
nsvln w. gallstone.
. 0'; . ‘8 8 ,.
'1 ear. and we will wavineayon of
our
rceal.
. Boat 3 Not. (not the lat Jalatsy
3.30%"; tape pot- tea. fiwcnw
5m set swelNan'
the slamming of that
door—keep out the
cold air—avoid the‘
breaking of glass. The
ECLIPSE CHECK AND
’,SPRlNc will do it; easy
to put on and keep in
order We've got it.
comeroci't.‘ warltme a now.
venous. 434s. .
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Capital.
Surplus.
EDWIN H. MATHIWOON, President.
JOHN H. KNAPP, Vice-Presidsnt.
JACOB M. LAYTON, Cashier.
_._——
.amv ..
Edwin H. ‘n listen on yfuoili‘n
John H. Kill mpp' 0mm trial
will ’ Aviation.
Josiah mm
Christian Iwat'u John H. Light'
Frederick H. some.
Accounts 1751mm
20 PER CENT. DIOCOUNTs
oasil N
r aquatics-t
it‘l-
‘- 8i s“
$00th
W
SOLID 1N0 8006010701..
88;] National Bank
“00.00000
5100.000. 00
Other ProflfS.‘ 380,000.00
Will Paper Sale.
Making room for new goods, we are "
giving 20 per cent. discount on last
£101} 01' Ill. PAIINO KNIVIO,
pAINflNGD'EGO PAPER “NO-
_.—1~-:-1"7“
wt; -c’s'u sun was was
A”! can alto arranrlou
now run W! AN hostile Tit!
IMIIIINOEH YOIMN. For!
THAT aamuo‘ll'la i0 AN Iltol'l...
Latitr Tlualyo itiAVI Wotan n9!»
name count 00000“.le
HUN-f usarammj' '
auo mamas. WW8
must: as can (till! tip}. it.
saaeou, llr IT was: Ill-N90
lualoa. MAit'a A oil 4,
saaeaur or r'r. V. .7;
rr I0 A rotor margin milit-
MFN as: near. :" '. 8;:
CALL us on ri-ia "89%
I i” i“
E. E. Gilli" .,
10 Flt-st Avenue. . i .
Telephone Cali. less. ,2; ".
mam-Hr"!
no allot in loot stills
FOR STEAM'. AND
HOT WATER HE Tillie
mousse a warm N as, m
auo mean lit; spans”
”War.
is
esltlsssrr Smear... ._
NEW rosl‘t.
888888888.
To the on Country-0818i" use
Money Orders payable rims . "til
Europe. For sale at ”lowest. rs
lilo .
$6.25 parrots.
We handle only the “3891' some
COAL mlned.._satl can shorelines.
sates estimation... Send us a trial.»
merit!
“I000 1:81.! attract! m it ,i‘
'; 1:: install or; “so. analysts.
Wis as. as. at.
1'0]. “I 0833
”.1 55;; ii
season. well cooked on m
star of mg m1,
It: Wmvme
Whybuy poor,slsteyooal. who-yea ..
can buy the but for all sausl all?!” I
You will always? Ind svaaythiiig in 1'
ldmth’I'ilthlhfl
equal bodywithasmaoh wean. ~
H
”madman
ll'lillgldt‘httiidfl
i."
,4
Li's:
year's Gold Papers. ' _ ‘1
50c Paper, 1, n We
3;: 8284:: '*. 1% :1: 'l‘lleitllillllt Shaubniiomlllllt,
25c Paper. , 8‘ 80¢ . 1.5” o (incorporated). "
Borders same discount. ‘1‘ . . '
To older—weld" 8hades. Pic- ”all! FTOightuflfl
tare“ Frames. u.“
Dealer in Wall P Petites ‘ ”WALK
Supplies. nucleus. scorn 5:180)! what.
”5:07;“ and ‘ and new roast.
W" W P0100 m m 380101013 City 0' ”NWO"!
tug“, goc. ' ' Mmmllnflmc .: ‘ "
Cloth Window 8810‘“. with “Y. NngYor'h. Magda.“ WW
Solid page.” HI“ W m mammNorwal f ’Pucbfidlyr'. Thundl!
3 ft. long. with fixtures. soc. Froigll‘tnmrsooivgd 83.887 399:3; a. .. g _ ,
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