physicians and hospitals In tho
' .. am: (also guarantees“ r'
I" hated Floaters, Cot--
Local Nomi i .........
I Paris Boodages. Sanitary Nay
"tins, Oil Silk. Adhesive Plas~
ters and Rubber Sheeting. If
‘- these goodi‘are not‘aral‘epro-
”Huey ire untenable. 3
WW KinY YE:
PNEUM-
We “if! a full line, consist-
wssrniia appear.
For Norwalh and vicinity: Gener-
ally cloudy Might old Thu today.
There Is no well donned tom center
east of the Rocky Mounts as, but eon-
slderabie cloudy weather; moanisd
with light snow or rain prevails In
all sectionwr-r‘vhelluhaaiaesu a rise
of 10 to. 2 :1ng green In temperature in
the north sections aild‘s a cor-
resplonding fal has not??? Iln til: -
nort eastern sections 0 owes " al 1-. M?“
temperature reported was 50 below fr. $30.3 {2:} m ntrtl m .
zero. at White River. Canada. Light ““1 bound on. m b. m
frost was reported from Los Angeles, '2 store
Cal. Conditions favor for this vicin- ‘ out '
ity considerable cloudy weather, but
not much precipitation and no decided ,
change in temperature. Good winter '
weather Is promised. " ‘
a
. .
DR. DANIELS}
NERVE. BONE ANDIMUSOLE
' mettv'r.“
more curious
and aches in bone, nerve and muscles.
To be used for sprains strain stiff and
sore joints, sore throat rheumatism
and neuralgia.
PRIDE 250 AND 600 EDITH;
lha Bridge Pharmacy
PLATNDR & 311mm. PROPS»
305 WASHINGTON ST.
Tel. Call 641—3.
Charles Wall has resigned his posi-
tion as yard master at Raymond Broth-
ers' yard.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Oberlander are
the parents of a line girl baby, born
ystserday.
Mrs. Theodore Hamilton of Weston
returned yesterday from a visit to
Bridgeport and South Norwalk.
Frank W. Gregory. of Norwalit. has
been appointed administrator on the
estate of William C. Westerfield. of
Weston.
Are you tired, ragged out, nervous.
sleepless, feel mean? Holiister's
Rocky Mountain Tea strengthens your
nerves aids digestion. brings refresh-
ing sleep. 35 cents Tea or Tablets.
Plaisted's Drug Store.
Charles Walgrain, of Brooklyn,
‘spent yesterday In town. visiting his
brother, who Is ill at the Norwalk
Hospital.
Albert M_ Pohlmnn and Charles De-
Witt Rogers have been chosen as mem-
bers of the grand jury to sit this week
at Bridgeport.
~Dr_ Dick's Medicine cures grlp.
A. H. Barnes, of Bridgeport. has en-
tered upon his duties at the Rollnwsy
Rink. He will make his residence in
South Norwslk.
Mr. and Mrs. David W.’Raymond
are the parents of a fine daughter.
born last night. Mother and child
are doing nicely.
District Deputy George Overton, and
staff went to Stamford last evening.
where they installed the olicers of
Leeds Council, 0. U. A. M.
Miss E: E. Miller. manager of the
I ..Miss Jennie Davis has returnedfrom
Bristol, Conn. ‘
William Wicke has challenged _Job
Lockwood to a pool game. ,
Miss Gladys Beach daughter of Mr:
und Mrs. D. Burr Beach, is ill at her
home here.
The regular prayer meeting of the
East Avenue Methodist Church will
be held tomorrow evening.
Miss Carrie Jones. of man Nor~
walk and John Sample. of South Nor-
walk are soon to be married
The regular weekly class «meeting
was held last evening under the lea
dersllip of James L'Hommellisti.
Portchester, N. Y.. «Telegraph omce.
spent yesterday with Miss E. J. Brun-
dage. manager of the South Norwallt
Postal Telegram Office.
Mrs. Arthur Bradley. of Weston. re
turned from Norwalk on Sunday where
she ‘das been caring for her daughter,
Mrs. Coley. and her little grandson.
who have both been quite ili.
Edward P. Brown, a student of Wray
S. Bodient. of South Norwalk. has a
painting on exhibition in the Clifford
Pharmacy. which is attracting consid-
erable-interest. it is entitled Postr
ry.
~Can't look well. eat well or feel
well with impure blood feeding your
body. Keep the blood pure with Bur-
dock Blood Bitters. Eat‘ simply. take
exercise. keep clean and you will have
The children of Mr and Mrs. Wil
liam Platt. of Osborn avenue. are re-
covering from their recent illness.
Minot S. Purtrick's recent attack oi
inp has left him with a very much
inflamed and painful leg. He Is able
to be at. business a short time each
day.
The Wednesday night meeting of
the members of the Advent Church
will be held this week at the resi-
dence of a member who lives in Lex
ington avenue.
This morning John Cole had closed
the gates of the bridge while a horse
and carriage was on the draw. The
driver could not get off and if some-
one had not opened the gates and let
him outs she would have been in a re
ther dangerous position if his horse
had taken {right when the draw was
opened.
James L' Hommedieu was able to be
out last evening, and take charge of
his class meeting. There was a good
attendance, and a spiritual service was
enjoyed by all Fred Field. of South
Norwalk was present and assisted In
the service. speaking very touchingiy
oi‘ the life of Deacon Edward H. Ben
net — s. , .
long life.
lrn F. Hoyt. of Derby, son of Mana-
ger i. M, Hoyt, of South Norwalk. was
named on the corporations and en-
grossed bills committees of the state
legislature by Speaker Tilson, yester
day.
A picture was taken today of the
new chemical engine and hose wagon.
A meeting of the Building and Loan
association was held y.e§terday Elev
on new members were admitted add
two loans was made.
Annie Francis Woodward. who was
reported as 'better. was ’taken sick
again Sunday night. and is now serious-
ly ill with nervousness. She is ' a
daughter of Mrs. Stephen Woodward.
formerly Miss Annie F. Leshey.
——Don't use harsh physics. The re
action weakens the bowels} leads to
chronic constipation. Get Dosn’s Ite-
gnlets. They operate easily, tone the
stomach,\ cure constipation.
At the meeting of the Norwalk Chap-
ter, D A. R. on Thursday Mrs. Kate
Ups'ml ClaIk lecturer and writer, of
Brooklyn. N. Y., will give one of her
delightful lectures. Rev. Mr. Maple-
dcn. ol‘ Sufiicld, will also address llit‘
chapter. The music for the occasion '-
will be excellent. ,
it's a good. old world after all,
if you have no friends or money.
in the river you can fall;
Marriages are quite common and,
More, people there will be.
Provided you .take Rocky Mountain
Tea.
' Plaist‘ed's Drug Store.
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine
Tablets. Drugglsts refund money if it
fails to cure. E. .W. OROVE'S signs
ture is on each 1:01.250. ‘
1
GOOD Living
AT
Small Cost
Public Du
:2 soviet-vim Pr-
THE KIDNEYS
Some Iipportant Ditties They
~ ellaveioilcrform... ..
The Kidne are filters of the blood.
Thousands fimud‘aily essay drop of
blood' In your veins passes through your
Kidneys to be cleansed at impurities.
Both your health and your :iifsdo
upon ke'epinfiidiseass
away from t oss im-
inn t: the' kidneys.»
‘wfl'oh'h "deri‘m n
be It ave ansi
' ‘the smallpof the
back— our urine
y Hesse-rt
I
i z. .
( knows whpt thoso
‘ s ymptcmaflldan. You
can nu ersta nd hem just- unwell as he.
For all those troubles there is a medi-
clue that nir‘er them-Dr. David Ken-
nod) ’1 Favorites. Remedy
moves the Kidney poisons and restores
erfect health.»
fr. it “MS only SI a bottle.
. II ‘
“Snowy
p bleln~
formation been 313.: of this
papertv who will give it a trio. Send
name and address to the Dr. David
Kennedy/Corry: ation. Readout. N. Y.-.
and Mama I I: are r. The Sam 10
Bottle will theube rdbd sy‘. if
without charge;- this otters»
that no money need be paid out his;
pctidx‘ehts'.’
edyands
Niel . ‘
sot Old Company Lehigh, Cl; *3 Greek,
Ask your drug'gist for ‘
sum. ””53““ .37
will send a Sample ottio of Favor) a
wmmm ' , ._
ear-rams {sex a; salons one Enrol: sebum
has ‘ : _ WWI. mate-roams annulus.
W18 NocthMaiaBt, ;. ,
’——-"— ' v . ' "—_. . r
' .L’fi'f
“Bonnets Statistics
.r ."l ,1
tossing
n‘l‘ .‘
‘ GIVES YOUNG MEN AND YOUNG woken A SOLID
i FOUNDATION ON WHICH TO BUILD.
h, ., Day and Evening Sessions. ‘ .
? I“ \ NOW IS A GOOD TIME TO ENTER.
‘ M. A. MERRILL, Prio.‘
South 'Norwslhs sStsmford' - . _- s“ trPort Chester
W 4
1"?
M.S.SMI'I'H&OOS
32 wssumo'rou er. souru soawaut. CONN.
unseen, semen AND HANDLED HOLIDAY sacsysycss,
svsavruuve THAT It MARKED lN rule can: wu.I. as com tunic.
E. ULOUSLY CHEAP. DON'T MISS
NDID CHANG IT.
A SPLE‘C OME AND SEE THE SURPRISIND PRICES.
M. S. SMITH Sr COMPANY.
ya Washington—fl”... Street. South Norwalk
I
“'3‘! Willi!
. .
w.
do: ‘ ‘
anted !
Merwm Street,
moan, s'rrrousias
AND LEARNERS. .
Good Pay and Steady Work.
Apply at Factory at once. ‘
Hutchinson. Pierce 8: Co.
NOTICE 1S HEREBY GIVEN
the public that we propose making it warm for all persons using our
Coal. We can do this easily, because there is more heat value to
the ten in air Coal than' at any other Coal you can buy.
8
The Band harm Baal Bumping,
Branch Offices. ‘ l; 74 SEAVIE'W AVE.
Bridge Drug Store. H Telephone 548.
Leary’ a News Stand.
$5.00 Ten...
,_. _W~W
$5 .00 Ton.
5i 9"“ if 7
Extra large Size-No. 2 Nut casksiiSS per ton,
delivered in your bin.
THE HARRIS &GANS COMPANY
paces. 450. .5. as WATER er.
7 cal. Coal Coal
I‘M
Jeddo’w‘b Ui‘ .sii‘ til ”.45“ ’”
roe. rIuIIvyIcs slim: slim
u.
65 WA8HINQTON ST-y“39VTN NORWALK.
I the sauna soon I: a. II- romeo;
MNomlk Conn.
Holiday Clear up Sale
At Star Shirt" Factory.
business introduced in
out/other thinggw a blip
or?
:2 mar
gut ‘station '
ropristion for the purchase. 82,000 for
- improvements and repairs. 35.000 for
the first year’s labor and tillage MY
'3. 000 for the second year
aterbun' City Court.
The House session
mainly with
W36” taken u!
the assignme t of seat!
, Among the new business Introduced
. in the Senate was a bill providing for
trial by a justice of d to cases
This is in accordance wit the mes-
sage of Governor Woodrow.
Mrs Franklin Bush, of New Castle.
. I 1., says: ‘I suffered for years with
‘ - spspsia. to have great distress
wds belching.’ I tried‘ everything I
‘ a-ruld hear of' but nothing helped me
' 3. till took Brasilisn Balm and one 50
‘ u-t bottle cured me completely."
'. saleliyil. H. Plaisted‘, F. H. Bax
and The Clifford Pharmacy, 0'
More [nailed
it: To salaried people. Start the new
year right. last us ay up yo r. old
’debts. Come in and ave a ta with
bas.I No charges. Strictly confiden-
al . .
YIIIYBYBIIIYBYI [uh 8i
YfliiiiliY 30..
Hsvlisnd‘ Block. Washington st.
”'"Hov'r's‘" THEATRE
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 16.
THE FOUR HUNTINOS.
..A Biol of Fun."
THE FOUR HUNTINGS
.aresc‘omins “s
in the whirlwind of success.
THE FOOL HOUSE.
The Topsy Turvy Musical Comedy.
The Funniest Show of the Age.
Prices ............ 25c, 35c and 50:
First 4 News in Orchestra 15c
,to members.
shoals
HOYT'Sw THEATRE
SATURDAY. JANUARY 19,
MATINEE AND NIGHT.
Return Engagement of the
Popular
AMERICAN VITAORAPH co.
New Pictures and illustrated
Songs.
PRICES:
Matinee ................ 10c and 20:
Evening .......... 10c. 20c and 30c
HOYT’SH THEATRE,
MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY 21.
The Distinguished Romantic Actor.
LESTER LONERGAN
And an Excellent Supporting Company
IF i WE'RE KING.
(By Justin Huntiy McCarthy).
The Same Beautiful Poetic Roiuance;
and the Same Costly Produciibn
as Given by E. H. sothom'.
Prices ......... 25c. 60c 75c and $1.00
.1, . . i
.u
Ever
All
_.,... .,....._... ~—
BASKET BALLQ
uoawaur asuoav.
EVERY MONDAY NIGHT
The local Company F team is play.
Ing the heat Fives in the country. and
keeping Norwalk In the front rank of
the game. The best‘team that ever
represented this town can be seen any
’ Monday night at. the Armory. -
NEXT cams.
Next Game;
8T PETERS VS. CO. F.
Preliminary Game:
PASTIMES VS, HARSTROMS.
After the games thers is dancing
each evening until midnightJj without
extra charge. "
loosens, 251 cents.
riser slum IBEOINS'A'T s'o'CLocx
. . ls!» .
every week. Events for the coming
week comprise:
Prof. A. D. Barnes will give an ex-
lIibitlon iu iuucy skating Thursday
evening . ‘
The rink is open every afternoon
and evening.
Hours—2 to 5; to 1
Wroussnav, JANUARY 16th. 19w. "
PASTIME HALL
«morihr “Haiti WTMIWI- Melisa '7‘
Pastime 2nd Team vr. Colonials.
ln‘mlfl‘i‘i‘
A raoiution was introduced appoint- ‘
Inc-Indsohl‘. Burneeiudseotflu'
Roilawhghkhiug
is the Illllttl fol recreation amt healthy
exercise and unbecoming more WDular '
130
music EACH 9m“ ONm rsou
”7109.
’!
Groom sfrradlngshcampo
“TH! III-AMP or WILUI"
On Wednesday. January 10th. 1901. . _
we will inaugurate our regular month
iy Dividend Day. On that day “'9
will give to the purchasingmuhlic Ten
(10) “S. l: H." green Trading Stamps
absolutely free, no purchase required.
look for our announcement each
month of Dividend Day. it will en-
able you to fill your Stamp Bock and '
secure a valuable premium very quick-
1Y-
A. HISLOP Sr 09.4
“EYE INC iN DRY GOODS- "
83‘s“ I notes at..sa. Nomik“
- .yeriu ml, °_
spar-roe ".m
INVENT. RY S‘A‘
We are anxious to reduce our stock before Inventory. and
this object in view we have made some very sharp price - .
on many good staple articles.
Evcpy woman. of thrift “9 economy should profit by this
. I:
I
to
-r
,S
96 Washington Street,
it. ‘3. Educator. $5 Sow
Scrutiny o.
Mash or endow
I34 Washington St, So. “we“.
The Paris Elnak ti Suit H0
33 South Main St.. South Norwaik.
TEN DAYS‘. CLEARANCE SALE—POSITIVELY BIG BARe » -
GAINS ONLY
Ladics’ Suite of Velvet. Broadcloth and Mixtures,
Ladies’ Coats, all lined with satin,
Ladies’ Mixed and Plaid Coatsf
Rain Coats, , ._
FURS—Blue Wolf sold all over for $25; our price, So
Russian Fox, ' $8, $Io and
Mink Scarfs, $6, $8,
. You cannot buy for double elsewhere. Come soon, as
will go fast. . ‘ 's “ ”
$12. $18. sh M
fl
. .,. ..........L.-...... .-__, ,. t-,__-_.
NEW HAVEN WOMAN DEAD.
. NEW HAVEN; Jan 16‘—Mrs John
tendent of .Motite Power of the New
Henney. wife. of the former Superin-
tendent of Motive Poch of the New
York New Haven and Hartford Rail-
road. died yesterday after a short ill-
nee: Her former home was in'Hsrt~
or
and
Night
_in outing iiannela. so
cozy. Keep you w '
"I had tried everything for my baby.
until Dr. Lyle recommended Casca-
swset. I can truthfully say. is is the
best medicine I ever used for babies. "
~Nannie L Taylor. Bedford, Va.
Cascaswsot is sold by The Clifford
Pharmacy and The Bridge Phar-
macy.
‘a
i
.- ., , . ...,....T,._...._..
CLOVER S'
the place...
. tor.
7 Night Shirts ..‘.. E is
jl'ujumus ...... $1,
‘a.‘ ‘
sauna—t
main of a b
Civic Federa'ti‘
Norwalk Chronicler