‘upon the nervous system.
firempbu'se of Rexall Amelioanitis
meek, exhaustion and debilitygér't brings permanent relief.
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lira Clifford Pharmacy South Norwaik. the Bridge Pharmacy. East NOTWdlli
DHTNARY NOTES
‘ROBERT HOPKINS.
Rohnrt Hopkins. aged 67 years, and
av'etrmn of Company A, 139th New
Writ? Volunteer infantry in the Civil
"riled resterday at the Fitch Sol
., - dlefl’ Homer Nor-oton. Funeral eer-
_ ‘vici’will be held tomor,row with in-
: tor t it Boring Grove Cemetery, Du.
. 'th runeral ot Edward R DeForcst
villi): old at 2: 30 Sunday afternoon
51mm his late home in Catherine
‘Qti‘cet. The Rev. B. B Carpenter,
plant or the South Norwaik Baptist
Uhnflh. will ofilciate and interment
will be at Riverside Cemetery.
Ir' i138 SUSAN HEVEBI.
The death of Mrs. Susan Hevosi oc-
hurried last night at llt'l‘ home Is I!"
mutton .eVenue‘, after- an illness of
”in! weeks. She was sixty -f(lur years
5069; and is survived by several
The arrangements for the
I . have not yet been completed
imperial. or JOHN WARGO
‘* The (moral of— the late John War go
was lucid yesterdar afternoon from his
latflrhome. Rey Gabriel Dokus ofil
edited and- the internrrrnt was in Pine
killed cemetery.
. rumour) or JOHN MURRAY.
‘ The‘funernl of the late John Murray
: ..will be held tomorrow morning at 9 a
no. It St; Joseph‘s Church. The in-
without will be in St Mary‘s Ceme-
term i
MBDWARD R. DEFOREST.
r1 Mrs. J B Morgan and son. George.
who are spending the winter in South
Nrwaik, are going to spend Snudav
xiii cw Yer,k where Mr. Morgan is em
ployed and in a few weeks will start
101‘ their home in Blades, Del
Horace i5. Darn it Still.
45 Wall sr.. Norwalk.
.94 Washington 51.. So. Norwalk.
I, increase in value with the rapid
h of the town,
continuous
,‘ Don‘t let this soup 1:0 by.
, to make
t cgnt' be done.
if you
15%.
of remodelling the store
sin smut.
to; how alluring.
Mi :mln‘e owners.
in three hundred is a
I e failures are forgotten.
DuchSS.
NEVER
A BETTER VALUE
We dont' say we give you a dollar for fifty cents.
Such advertising is absolutely false.
arts is not vcrv large and we have decided to clean them out, on at:-
Dorrt' miss this opportunity. I
lie; l‘upgriuhl Clothing in
HARRY GOO DWIN Mgr.
em in this MUTUAL savlngu bank Risk them in no scheme-v
Read this from Mr. Daniel Guggenheim one
where there are undoubtedly surface indications of ore
eventually fulfill their promise.
e public to 300 more ventures."
Norwelk sovmgs Batik,
, inaction: or ageneril “run down" condition of health. Often wonder
wiry ironies and maidens fail to benefit them The r
and solution, are good in their place, but they embark build norm
until the m» hove been toned and quieted. ’1 l . . ,
f 'i‘here' s only at: remedy that can restore health to women in this ex-
hawhd.’ nemus condition, because it acts directly upon the nerves.
Americanitls Elixir
, :1: the only remedy oi its kind in existence. As its name implies, it's a
' specific for the peculiar exhausted nervous conditions resulting from the
continuous rush and tension under which Americans live.
fills an important gap in the line of medicines.»
Rexall Americanitls supplies to the body just those elements which
Nature cannot supply' In suflicient quantities to meet the unnatural drain
Phosphorus In soluble form is the basis of this splendid nerve food. .
ll‘housandB :of women have been saved from .nervous prostration by the
To all conditions of nervous derangc-I
a»
(lento Per Bottle
lilo liexall Stores
OONGREGATIONAL CHURCH OF- man.
is plain.
This remedy
collision
‘ We?“
We have never:
thanndilmemin
it: “53.53:.”
are re
all others.
For more than
to years ”expert
,. travelled all over
, m aorta in search
‘ei extraordinary
remedies.
ever be heard of a
wonderful cum oi
any nature he did
not Instill! light!-
«ma “M I.
the chattel
escriptlon 0gated.
«'herelre toundihe
perfect he
purchased them-
scriptiou, but itwu
never used annex-
all remedy yoga!”
Win ll n
thoroughl antl-
b 1 Chem-
lets Mind physician:
oi the United Dru.
WNW“?
km Imita-
lesson "king oi.
.. one” other. like Ilium-Pow-
ell Currently-
mange” link ”or hot, llifie 1b., at
New goth Nurhet.
ugget’t's candy eerily We at Gliflord
’ Pharmacy tomomw.
. Big Januarv alternates rule at J A
Hialop & Co.’ a. Read the ad
Rheumatism cured with Urico.
W. Kelley Jr., sell, it 860
, Tempting grocery special: at Neh
York Grocery star-p.110»! the ad.
See papillary circuit music at W. 5,
Briggsrman’o: Reel! the cd for prices.-
~Por~tcrhouse Bteak, lilo ih., at New
York Marketa g“; . ..
Washington Camp. P. O 8. of A.
“told a business meeting last evening.
...—Welter Baker's Cocoa. 20c box. I".
i). Lawton t; (30.. .
A regular meeting of Olive Branch
Lodge, Knights of Pythias. was held
last evening.
~A full line of_Pyrographlc»goods
at the Novelty Store
Mrs. William icPherson, of Hrvi
laud street, has voted from an at-
tack of grip.’
Frederick Bette has secured a coal.
~ti0n with C. DeKlyn and Son, the
Nor walk bdkers
«Vivian Bree. Roy and Harry. boy
wonders, will give an exhibition at the
Roilaway Rink. tortuormw afternoon
and evening. 3
A routine business meeting of Sher-
Irrun Council. rRoyal Arcauum, was
held last evening.
..
The barge Ado Dexheimor has or-
rived with a c go of coal for the
Ferris Coal Company.
48houlder Steak. 10c ib.. at
York Market.
Company F0 and the West Ends
played a practice game of basketball
at the armoryrlast night.
The. schodll‘hr Duffieid has arrived
_ with a cargo of sulphur for the Joseph
Blair‘s Chemical Company.
«A sale of «Widens Paper Saturday.
Novtltv Storel; «'1. ,
New
FICERS. ‘B’i‘rznsurer of Benevolent Funds,i3 Arr informahreception will die given
ear
, dents of Mer-
Elected 0‘ “11°“er Annual Meeting Treasurer of Business FIIndn—- this 6%an by the stu
Last Night. .iaures Paul. 1152;? business college in Red Mens
The adjourned annual meeting (if Deaconegses for three yearly-«M134
the South Norwalk Congregational R. H. Plaisted, Mrs. (I, H. Goodrich : ”Newman”? 14“" ““8 been an
Church was held last evening and two
reports were read; namely, from the
Woman's Association, read by the
president, Mrs. J. B. Lawrence, and
the Sunday school, read by Superinten-
dent E. H. Gumbart.
The next business was the election
of officers. The result of the election
was:
Deacon for three years, Nelson Dick-
erman.
Clerk for one year, Nelson Dicker?
. OUR
INrEtiroav SALE.
still going on. Many bargains to bel
hard. Call early and get the cream of
the specials. Walclr our ad. for Sat-
Irrrlay's specials
Jocerofi’s
72 Ne. Main st.
Soot ial Sale fur Strlurdov
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60. Norwaik. l
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Weak Fish, lb.
. . . .. ............. 121:
Flat Fish; 6 lbs. 25c
Native Frost Fish, 6 lbs. for 26c
Market Cod ...... . .......... 5c lb.
SteakCod....... ........... ..rzoro.‘
Halibut ......_..... ........... 15c lb.
Escallops .. 40c and the qt.
All other kinds fish at reasonable
price. *
we PEOPLE'SFISH AND ovu‘rur
MARKET.
Old Salvation Army Bulletin:
East End of Washington Street ridge
to per cent. of
01 Orientals .
haven't got your overcoat there is a,
Our stock of
.. .
south Norwnlk. Conn." '
conservative eirtiruate of the pros“,
These two hundred and
The one success is made the bait. ‘
scour Norwaflim
and Miss Margaret Lauder
yours,
Miss
Charlotte Lamont.
Hr
Miss Mary
Anna Dicker man.
I . r , .
4...; ..., My...“
—-~llurnp Corned ileei. 12%;“: 1b.. u:
.\'tw York Market.
For tw
A Cunningham.
For one year Mrs.‘
opointed clerk the committee on nzri
tuiture in -’
Dissolution Sole. Sellcok & Price
Lune.
r‘Ifter hnvi gm
.thn for it“
Cup antler:
.(MF Ton (lg. ‘ See ad.
accrues codinoumiu' Bends. O’Brien 1
all“! order to ti
t House of Representa-
and Miss ”W" ‘
«if \ou need on or ercout a suit of
William R Thompson and Miss Helen “Om“ “1W9”. 3'1“?“ 6W» attend “‘9
Swnrtz
The meeting glider,» Edgar H.
as deacon for three years to fill a va
canny
Mrs w. ll Unholtx was discharged,
from lire Norwaik Hospital yesterday]
(migackfrom up onero-l
mr fr on in Union Pa- arrived here today on the steamer Ara»
l
sunken mural
in this line.
Spctial Sale of Dress (loo
llantines, Covert Cloths, Fancy M
inches uidc Closing out price.
i rom now until after IrIchI
tree. to... 5 mm surname. ‘
, s
Before Inventory Sale.
just one week before our annual Irrrcrrtory During that time “c must reduce our stock and
so have made very special prices in all departments.
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR
We “631’. revised our Muslin Lndcrwcar stock, and all odd lots and broken sizes have been
a Very special price put on them to close.
Some excellent bargains may be found
DRESS GOODS. ,
(ls btforc irrtcutorr. ()tlil pieces of lircss Goods. Cheviots, Bril'
Ixtures; goods which have been 75c and iii 00 per yard, 45 rttl 5'4!
50 cents per yurd. . 5,
l . i
CLOAKS, SUITS AND FURS.
tor-I we will make a spatial tllSCtillill on all Ladies, Misses and
Children s Cloaks, Ladies Suits and lore of 25% from tllc marked price.
TBIS‘I'RAM e HYATT, NORWALK. colon
the ice to Norwalk yesterday, but gave
it up and today the steamer Eagle will
make the attempt.
Miss Daisy M. Disbrow sings in Rat-
teii Chapel New Haven. tomorrow at
ternoon at a recital given under the
auspices of Yale University
—¢holee Turkeys. 22c 10.;
20c. Hayes' Mitt.
Col. E, 0. Sellers. of Cleveland, 0.,
will lecture this evening at the South
Norwalk Baptist Church on “The
Layman and the Sunday School.“
A social supper will be served this
evening at the Norwalk Congregational
Church. There will be no admission
fee. the affair being held to promote
good felit'rwshinp entirely.
its Wonderful power goes to the seat
of your trouble. vltnIines, strengthens
every part of your body. That's what
iloliistcr's Rocky Mountain Tea does.
35 cents. Tea or Tablets. Plaisted's
Drug Store.
~‘ ~—Vlvlnn Bros.. Roy and Harry. boy
wonders, will give an exhibition at the
Rollnway Rink. tomorrow afternoon
and evening.
Ducks,
ENGINEER MONCRiEFF iN NEW
V
tored the damaged dams of the Nile,
bic
M The terminal, v. more; buck '
ORK.
NEW YORK. Jan. 25 ”Colonel Sir
Scott Moncriefl,“ the engineer wire roe.
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In...“ from... *
W 0F 1. .>i
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Sucbbieohighroradesto'oksuo ‘reuklessiu “‘sacrilictiti“'-‘-prob-
ab‘u never again. The sole started With an immense rush and
is coniiuuallu growing greater because the iamous values are
becoming more known.
t.
Clearance Sale
.. r. 31.3”
Ends when Winter
Stock is _,,old
Men’s Suits and Overcoats were $10. at
Meu’ 5.,Suits and OVercoats. Were $14. at
Men’s Trousers; were $1.75,. at
Men’s {Trousers were $5. 00. at
3005’ So is were before $2.00. at
8003’ Suits were $5. 00 at $1.;59 were $5. 00 at $2. 65
. B‘Qus’ Overcoals. Were $2. al$129; were $5. at
‘7 Men’ 5 Health fleece lined Undeniear was 506. at
bhuer Huts Undrrweur at u Sacrifice
. $6.00
$5.95
$1. 96 a
$1.19
$2.50 .
59o ,
$1.29
A Booted 6...... to
' ~ 20 North Main ht, So. Nor. Tel. 14$ to For! 31.. int Remit. Whit”
EASY- AYME TS
for the. asking, and a. liberal dis-
count on every piebegifid r, . «
during this indenting
.,
their
. 1.‘
«w
,Bedsteade, Springs, Mattresses,
Dmmg Tables, Library. ostles,
Fancy Chan‘s, Dressers. Ghifi‘onk
iers, Sideboards, Bufi‘ete, Rugs,
Carpets and Mattinge.
THE ONLY PEACE IN TOWN TO GET GREENPORT OYSTERO;
ALSO HAVE HARD GRASS. LONG AND ROUND GLAMS, ESDALLOPS
AND ALL KINDS OF FRESH FISH DAILY. ‘
rilliiiiml‘rill'm'nsr II Iu
Ben Eur Flour 65o bag, $5. 00 barrel ‘
.0 cans Milk. ..... r 2603M pkg Buchwhcut .... r. .10c
“(l lbs. Gran Sugar ..3‘......... 81.0012 warrantedltgga...... .. 25c ‘
Strictly Fresh mt. pel‘ dot. .38c3 cans Corn .r 250
mm, Maine Potatoes ...... .'.................‘...r.:Pk., no»; In, 78::
OLD DUTCH CLEANSER. the new article. cleanse: everything. TRY
i ii. tflhlaul
M install.
Norwalk Chronicler