y as a result of burns
"‘fly a mysterious manner
,' a guest at the Hotel
“weeks ago. Mrs. Eagle
, , her room in the hotel ly-
. , shot steam pipe. damn.
w truly burned, by a. maid. It
oils fell on the hot steam
‘3 moi-coma by a iatntiuit
' hltpd long been subject to
‘ cuuucAI. woruts
{1.71”qu Vlro rrrs.
I
OWN AMSI’IRI’I'S)
Liam. Vsmisltu. Palm
.otc.
’Sol: ides Agents
Now'lork Cir
JD, mandarin.
'nsral Director
M ‘Ul’mbnlmsr.
M loin Ct” Iouth Nor-walk
’ 0 Washington It.
YOUR
REPAIRING
mimodern or scientific
its ’wsvrrlorrn er.
lions In on eosrau.
lights I... lsrslngssram'sr
room?
, the highest degree of comfort.
any Uls-
Wtasident C, l. Italian to motor! he
follows on the general situation as
shooting the New Haven road: '
‘ ‘Wrsile on the New-Haven continues
to show It heavy decrease In compulo
Move the mortal
however. will continue tor any great
length of time
’ "Net earnings {or January have not
yet been made up but earnings at pres.
ent timatare running from 82,000 to
82,000 It duy behind thus» at u ' year
ago.
"l am not prenatal to say whether
there will he any rurther reduction in
wages or IllOl’i' employees laid oil.
"in our statement of earnings {or the.
first: hall 07 the current iistnrl your.
math. puhllc a low days ago, our surv
plus Would have been over $350,000 Ill
excess at it year ago, it it were not
for the increase in per Illom charges.
The increase in this item of iorelgu car
rentals in the first half ol the current
tlscal your amounted to 7671.000, while
in the quarter ended Dec. til it amount-
cd to over 7350, 000. "
should no squirm with a dainty
snow white, one piece "Standard" Pot
colaln Enameled Lavatory.
Have you ever stopped to consider
how delightfully wuveninet it would
ha to have hot and cold running waist
in your dressing chamber. sleep
ing apartment or first floor toilst
Its presence would afford you
We will gladly quote you prlcsa. Out
plumbsrs are strictly competent the
chaulcs, honest and reliable.
’IEORACE R. NASH,
0 RN!!! MAIN AND WEST 8T8.
F. E. Lockwood 8: Co.
nouwux. cons.
Ml! HEADQUARTERS FOR THE
Victor and Edison Ma-
chines and Records.
Ths largest and host ssdortrnsnts of
Machines and i'tscords in the Twin
Cities.
W titlhtlittdl.lf
tor freight Ody
0n and after Tuesday. January 7
i900, Freight Propellers will leave
Plat 28,113" River, New York, (loor
of Dover street), every day, (except
Sunday) at d p. In. Freight received
at Norw'alk up to d p.11: and South
Norwslk up to ti: so p. In.
uonwaur atsmsoaroo.
Annlng J. Imlth, C. C. H gsrnan.
' Lsssso. Contra Agent.
FOB
plies and General Hardware:
' no to '
39 MAIN STREET.
IIIe Norwallt Hardware 60.
mo tort
— Skate Slurpeniug,8pccisl1‘ools
and General Machine Work.
on to ‘ '
OurdSlIop,iarearlI WsllSt.
Attendance all hours day and night.
I , uncommonnuno
UNDERTAKIR.
Funeral Parlors in Connection.
Lady Attendant. 'l'sl. m.
allies and Residues,
. at so. transom. sour» nonwaur .
W
nounrud sup stitim
not warm trump.
It'o'r no.
runways» ssr Its-it It: '
armour) Moons 7
77m
mlom‘
son with a year ago Conditions havo )1
‘ not honored in all way. I do not" , 4
ITrusiness doomslou.
cutlery, Tools, Blacksmith s...-
Miller & Jordan,
REAL ESTATE
.BROKERS,’
Office. Hoyt’e ’l‘heatrc Building,
SOUTH NORWALK.
Main Office. 181 State Street,
BRIDGEPORT.
Hotel lilahackemo.
.7. ll. CONNOR, In.
Service and Cuisine tip it Date
Rates '2 per day and upwards
Stock and General Intorrnatlon Tlchs'
Sunday Diners. 75 Cents
Tel. 4st.
Httittthtusu
45 Wall St. Norwallt.
Real‘lstatc and instance.
We have ssvsral decided bargains
in income producing property that
must lacrosse in value with the rapid
growth of the town.
rMmH-rmm
FRANK' c, i
VAN scov g
momma;
swam
nor warns
AND
GAS mmno.
M
Tin, Shut Iron, Coppsr
andZiiut.
M
“Committees
Io. Norwalk. Conn.
Midi-M” '
IIII Illiililiil IIIIII
sows hoarding corrrr.
TMNMC‘I'. A Bl“ ”III”
M
and loss been made under hls pso-
Ionnl supervisio- sinus Its lama
. Ailow no onetodoroive you in this.
All Counterfeit. Imitations and “Just—as-good”srro but
Experiments that trifle wit: I and eudangor thb health at
[tribute and “Mm-Experience outlast 17st
What Is CASTORIA
Castorlu is a harmless substitute for Cantor on, Paro-
got-lo. Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is “casual. It
contains neither Opium. florphino not other Narcotic
substance. Its age is its grannies. It destroys Worms
and alloys lr'everialtnoss. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind'
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cum Cmmtipatlon.
and Flamiency. It assimilates the Food, regulates tho
Strunnch and novels, giving healthy and natural slow-
The Children's Panacea-The Mother's Friend.
csnurns CASTORIA auwavs
hears the Signature of
The lint You 'Have Always that
In Use For Met 30 Years.
mmmnvssoawavavaunmvsssariv.
CONDITIONS AT HAITI BITTER.
WASHINGTON. PM), 32,—4Nrrw that
conditions arising tram the lure rcvo-
lullonary move-mom in iialli are grad-
ually assuming their normal character.
the American grivr'rllltwnl leels‘luutl‘
tied in withdrawing its naval reprcseu-
rations there. Consequently the gun-
hout Paducah, which has been In the
waters at thr- lsland, has been ordered
to Guantanamo. win-to slut in to takr
on coal. Gradually lhc‘ nary is can-
centruting its vessels at Guantanamo
tor the spring targct practice. '
FILES CURED IN 0 To 14 DAYS.
PAZO OINTiil'l-ZNT is guaranteed to
cure any case oi itching, Blind, Bleed
tag or Protruding Piles in I to 14 days
tr money refunded. 500. /
PITTSBURG CLUCO CtOSE AT 12.
”IT'I'tiilIlRG l-‘elI, 2:“W"hlilll ex-
ception the police have ordered all
clulm in (lrentcr Pittslmrg closed at
midnight in thc lututa.’tWherI~ ciulr
houses are uni-d as hotels, gucutu will
In! allow d in entr-r .Ind lratr- whom
they choose, but the sill‘g Irl liquor
Ill not. he permitted fillilf that hour.
The order is the mouth «If runny com
plaints from pan-ms and wives.
THE JUMPING OFF PLACE.
. "Consumption had me in its grasp.
Ind i had almost renhhhl the jumping
all plans when I was advised to try
Dr. King's New Discovery; and I want
'0 any right now, it. saved my life. Im-
'Imvement began with the first bottle,
and alter taking one dozen bottles I
was a well and happy man again," says
ficorge Moor», oi ilrlmeslnnd, N. C. At
t remedy for coughs and colds and
'Iealer of weak, sore lungs and for
'rrcvontlng pneumonia New Discovery
is supreme. rare and $1.00 at F. H.
"lasler'u, druggist. Trial bottle tree. ”
.__-._...__. ....,._... .
JAPANESE. SCHOONER WRECKED.
WASHINGTON, Feb, 22.—~The Jap-
ancso embassy has learned that the
.lopnucsc schooner Samuma has been
wrecked near lakutat Bay. Alaska.
The information comes tram the cap
lain at the schooner, who arrived at
Seattlc Sunday. It is understood that
the embassy has applied to the Amer.
loan Government lot this Mhlsllmru’ In
a revenue cutter to go to the scene
of the wreck.
M
OUT OF THE GLOOM.
Many a Gloomy Conrdmancs in South
Norwsllt New Lightsns With
Happlncas.
A had back makes you gloomy.
gnn't be happy with continultl bach-
ac e
The aches and pains of a bad back
Are mostly due to sick kidneys.
Dunn’s Kidney l'llls cure sick kid-
uaya.
They have made runny a happy
homo in South Narwalk.
Read what a grateful citizen says:
Elizabeth A. Mitchell. at 138 South
Main lit. liouth Norwplk. Conn, says:
“i think Man's Kidney Pills a splen-
, did remedy and heartily give them my
endorsement. l nurtured trout lasso
nos- across my kldnerafla n3 lotus tor
over three years. la y so. it I
brought too much attain on the Intro
cles or my back. While thus Ilr
tacks lasted. l was weighed down with
depression. mid not“ got I M
night' s mt and awaits mornings isslv
tag still and lotus Along with these
symptoms. than was“ “limit!
and annoying urinary weakness. Hast-
ing that Deans Kidney Pills wars s
sun curs tor such is. I sent
I‘W' D!" 8
Emily nilsvsd t
Ins slssp well
weakness w
urinary
At tintss it i tats
“MODIFY.
First liotlrodiot Mal Church.
Soul 0. Cartics, pastor—Class meetins,
9: 30 a. nu; worship, with preaching.
10:30 a. 171.: Bible school. 12 m.; Ep-
worth Magoo prayer service. ii p. m.‘ .
worship, with prouchlng, 7 p. m
Tuesday. class meeting, 7: 30 p at.
Thursday, prsycr meeting, 7: 30 p. In.
Friday, Junior Magus, 3: Ir. p. III. ..
Young Menu Band, 8:15 p m.
Norwnlk Methodist, Frank I). Tor-
rey, pastor—Miss May Ii. hard at the
wrong-italic Commission will speak at
both tht- morning and evening strvlcerr
at tho Notwallt Methodist Church. 'I‘ he
rival meetings will continue through
the week on every cning except Mon
day and Saturday vonings, at 7: iii.
mindsy morning class meeting led by
P, ii Bodient at 9: 30; morning wor-
ship, it): 30; Sunday school 12 m.‘ .
ldpworth Magma devotional service. at
«:30 p. m., leader, Mrs. l. .l. Reynolds,
topic. The Power Home of the Soul;
cvcnlng worship, 7: 30. .
Knight Street A, )7 E Church. Rev.
Wm. St. A. Lynch, 0...!) pastor-
Preaching, 10:30 a m., Rev Mary Col-
llan, 07 Jacksonville, Florida; Sabbath
sclmol,12:30 p. In. . snort-d marert,
‘ 3:30 p, m., at which Mrs. Collins will
speak: young people's meeting. 6:30 p.
m., gospel and song servicc: preaching,
7: 4!: p. III., Rev. Mary Collins The
public cordially invited to all the lit'l"
vices. .
CONGHIOATIONAI.
South Norwaiit Congregational
Church, Charles 8. Maclurlaud, pastor
v-i’uhlic worship at 10:30 a. m., at
which the pastor will preach. The
subject will he "The Relation oi the
Child to the Chttroh."- The Illblc
school, including tho, young men's dev
parlment and young women's depart-
ment, will meet at 12 o'clock. The
Men's Christian inquiry Club will meet
at the same hour. The subject lot dis-
cussion will be "How May the Church.
as support the Ministers in thclr Civ-
ic Work.” it will he opened by Wil-
liam Armstrong. The evening service
ut' ro'clrxlt. 'l'he itl‘fmml try the pan-
lni‘.
IAP’I'IB‘I’.
Smith Norwalk liaptlul Church. ll.
ll. Carpenter. pastor—4i): '50 a. m.. reg
ular service; l2 m, Bible schoolz'l . 1:10
p. In.. .lunlor t‘ L. . ii p. m., ii. Y. 7', i'., '
'I' p. m., regular evening uervlcc.
lPllCOPAL.
Trinity Church It. A. Linwood
Sumter rector, Sexhgesimu Sunday—It
a "L, Holy Cotnmunidn; 10:30 a In,
morning prayer and sermon, The lm-
measurable Victory at the lnvv oi
(lod; l2 nr., thrv unday school will
meet as usual. no pupils always wei-
I-omc: l'.’ at, the Junior and Senior
Chapters of the Brotherhood of St.
Andrcw will moot in the church under
the leadership at Fredcrlclt l-‘iold; 6:45
p. m.. Trinity young people will mI-ct
in the basement of the: churchflziit’l p.
m., evening sI-rvlce and address. this
is a one hour service and st character
ised try congregational singing. strong-
or» are always welcome; Monday be
In; lilo Form! of Si. Matthias there
will be it celebration of the Holy (.om-
runnion at to .I. In Thr- rtctot will
nflicialc at all services on Sunday.
Grace Church. the Rev. James lien
ton Werner; recmr—Sexagesima Sun-
day. Celebration 0! the Holy Com
muulon at Ii o'clock: morning prayer
and sermon at 10:30; Sunday school
at noon; Mission Sunday school at
ilraad River at ,zzlz'iz'sveniag pray-
er and scratch at 7:30. Monday. at
Matthias' my. lho.cclebration oi the
Holy Communion at 9:30.
—_at.._—
CHBiC‘l’lAN SCIENCE SOCIETY.
First Christian Science illicit-t): oi
Norwalk~ltrgular Sunday service at
lite reading room. Masonic building, at
II a m. Subject, February 23rd, Mind.
'l‘rstlmony rut-cling chncsdny at s
p. m. At both services the public is
cordially and fraternaily invited. Read.
lug room open to the public each WN'IK
day from 2 to 5 p. m.
EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN.
lvlvnngollcul l.IIthr~ran Rev. C l":
liittman, pastor. as Henry street. Stam-
lord, Conn. ~Preachlng in tho German
langrmge in chapel on Main street ne’ar
railroad at 7: 30 p. in. Sunday schorri
and confirmation class at ii: 45 p. In.
ADVER‘I'IIID LETTIII.
The {allowing—‘— Isttsts tonal. uncali-
ed [or at tho {allowing postolool for
the current week.
South Norwallt.
Miss Emma ll.. Clillord lloiol.
.l. P. Brady, The Cllflottl.
Prank W. Cole, Cliilord House.
Mrs. James Callaghan
M. ii. boltvutt. Burbank 8t.
Miss Mary Thomson.
Daniel Toth. 5 Lexington Ave.
Andrew Waterbury. Milk Route 2.
M. (liilaeppe Zilempo, 50 Lowe St.
. B. E. CROWE, P. M.
SUFFERING AND DOLLAR. CAVID.
It. 3. lover. of laflllkx. Y.. says:
‘7 am a carpenter and have had many
severe cuts healed by Balklen's Arnlca
Salve: it has saved Iae sullerllll and
dollars. It is by tar the healing
salve l havseveriomrd." ssls’lru rss.
tom. ulcers, lever arms. ms and
I‘l‘ilzs. 25s: at 7. ll, Baxter's, drill
a
CANNON IMO urssso A "A".
C. L. Corns, a butcher who lives near
Cannon Station, came lo’ Malta‘s-
lerday, and purchased agvorsi hats
and other meats, and loll his wagon at
Banks' stable. in ltlvsr «not. Nor
,Wllill. until he wont some. When he.
£406!th rm
Jewelry.
Tho D M Read Co
A Sale of Gold Sleeve-Links, Gulf and Collar
Pins, and Rings set with real jewels.
The samples of a manufacturer
offered at very first cost.
\\ c consider that this was a vctitablc "find" on our
part, for these piccts of line Jewelry came suddenly in our
\Vcars
real stones.
than $3 .00,
Cut! and Collar Pins.
for $1.45 a pair.
way, and at such advantageous prices that we bought them
“my arc the rcquircd articles that everyone needs and
Boat in mind they are all solid gold and contain
Cuff Links. l'iity tit-signs, mostly Roman gold, sonn-
plain, tilltcrs riI ltlt Ilmsul not a pair among them worth loss
The little gold bars which wo-
mcu usc in so many ways, and of which no woman has Inn
many.
Rings.
pillrt'ii, topaz, pearls and emeralds
gcuumc and Very prctty.
Worth $.50 and SI 75,
for $1.10 a pair
Sci with amcthy sis, Opals,
for $1.10 each.
turquoisc.
Not large. stones lrut
Worth from $2.00 to $3.00,
sap-
Baby Rings of solid gold. set with tiny pearls, turquoise
and garnets, worth $7.00 and $1.25.
for 65¢ each.
(‘mnc and see these prttly and useful things,
an unusual cIInIIIc.
It. is
chclry Section, center aisle.
White Negligee Shirts
for men.
\ rtgular i'ritt c-Iut \\IIitc Slripul Madras Shirt, made -
by our III the III-st umuui’mturcrs, and in a \dl'lcly of put-
ICI’IIS
Men's
$4.00 each,
Special at 39v, 2 for 75¢.
Sweaters.
Coat Sweaters, purc wool,
Special at 83.00.
wnrtll
regularly
Largt sizes only, 40, 42. 44, and 46.
Boys’ Coat Sweaters in lrluc and oxford, worth $I 00,
Special at 69c.
For ages from 10 to 14 years.
candies, now Ircing shown an the lower ilrmr.
\Dsu‘dhnsks'tta
' New White Goods. Madras. Lawns, Stvisvses and Dr-
The D. WM Read Co
THURSDAY 18 BARGAIN DAY
3hr Guuortuu't’tu.
um choice at up
Chum-en 3 Stir»
What.
Neck Y'Iccc Mull or
Cat Kati Prue.
“dime prices tor 'dhnrsds’g, 3nd“ and
Saint-dag mug.
‘Bargatns in carious Winter Boots.
6k 'Dtckcmau Sou
. Mfli}
ts Vasklagtsa first}. Ssatk “truth
mates Brnwsrs'
giant: soarrrsr rsdrusrrrow.
cnrcsoo. res. 22.4». Unitas
MUM
at! 535
'UND; IN IANKWHWHFMLID
HARTFORD. fob. Illa—In the Mr-
gone ,
s cars. An olsr had
y the film, ass-halt
balance in as
sthoro w. I1:0»!
table
ag said
sororities
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