n" PTHE EVENING erzerrn ‘ ~ ' . .2.“ 2:: R CROKWEALPH- TO THE PEOPLE OF NORWALK . f ' the trial of Zuker, the convicted firebug. H E H AS p AID OUT E NORMOU s ' . ‘ ' , 3 . - ‘ has not visited him since he has been in 3. SUMS TO PROTECT IT _ E ' the Tombs. His ‘son William called on 3 3 A - ' _ 33 him today. Zuker is said to be cheerful and confident that his lawyers will obtain A, Quarter-Million at Once to Get Bid 0! . . ‘ . ' ‘ ,, h , ' for him a new trial. . Insomnia, and Then More Running The underszgned hailing purcbased the P lu’nblng and 71”., \ Horsesto Chasefigfieaugr‘WW—Som hing business formerly conducted by Wm. P. Holmes at 3Y0. Wonder Where omes rom. LONDON,.JL§D. 2.—The condition of Lord . I ‘ - ' William Beresford, who was severely in- Probably the most astonishing thing 7 Water .sreet, and fitted 117’ fame (ZS “fin! 51455 Plummflg, jured by his horse rolling on him whee Richard Croker— ever did was to take Steam-fittmg, Gas and - 7mnmg Establzshmeht, respeetfully hunting With the staghounds on Wednes- a $250,000 prescriptidn in February, $011.6” a S hare OfPMb/Z'fi patronage .‘ ‘ o Lord Beresford's Condition. New i3 ’ ime u ; dayia: Dorfiznghiglérzyggfgpufi tfitmzfi‘ss 1892. For at least a year .before he- . , _ 333..., ME; in attendance .50.; him pied Effie-”'53,, Elsicfirii‘i‘iiiintgf 0:13:13,- All work wzll have. our personal supervzszon and inspect- ‘ is y 1e , - . f. ' - all of 153:: National Wk eras. . (Moor exercise and absolute freedom ton, and he executed wrte prompthess ahd thoroughness; oflny ,, . CRETE..Neb., Jan 234,33 0,3,8 m frgjlfiefgggfisgloyggg-r Damian” (he wahtzregfirst-olass work done at the lowest prices, will do ' . ' . - @1011“ bafik has closed 1“ “man" 80“ ter of a million-dollar‘s foralimitedin-P well to give as a.» eat]. We will cheerfully estimate on all 1-0 Send in Your Advertlsenlents into voluntary liquldation. The deposits te‘ t . th , f , 3 , , ' . lllb d d db th Fi _ 1es 1n e Belle Meade stock arm L, _ ,1 _ ' - gonalebgglk. OITheelggdlte gatidnalrlfigdln in Tennessee. This interest did not in- Plumhmg, CTS fittmg, Ste.7m fiflmg: 7m and. Sheet [7’0” work hand in cash $57, 000 and closed Only&be- elude one grain of soil, one leaf or one Of 6061’ y deserzptzom. , _ nuse the business did not pay. blade of grass. Some of his friends - ,- . —'—“_——" . were. a, little surprised by the pur- aflll jabblZ’lg will be atten 1.661 to promptly. Hat air and chase, and it was recalled that a few steam heaters3'elearzeel ahdput m thorough repair.- Call or ad— years before, a period so brief as to dress 6 , .. ) l A Fishing Schooner Sunk. BOSTON, Jan. 2.—The two masted schooner Sarah E. Ward, which arrived ‘ here today from Philadelphia, ran into be only an ineldent 1n the life Of a ’ and sank the fishing. schooner Alice Nor- man 011 the downward 510139 0f years _ ' wood, five miles south of Minot’s light, ~—he was penniless. So poor, indeed, ‘ last night. No one was lost, but several was he that the question of providing fiShel‘men were injured. his family with the necessaries of life ‘2) . _ W. PHILLIPSON- a ‘ BROWN, . LONDON, Jan. .-—-Ii.e officials of the - There had been a good deal 0f spec- P ' a] P1 b ' ' foreign ofl‘ice,whe€n questioned on the sub- ulation concerning the extent of the . 1130119 um 8118,3me & Gas FIRMS, TIN alld Sheet INN] WNFNBPS. ject today, denied that the Marquis of Sal- chief's wealth,- and after the ,dicker- \ ' isbury disapproved of any feature of the ing with General Jackson for Belle ' ' proposed general ormrrouon treaty to Made was ended his fortune, was . 1 Water Street, Norwalk. ‘ Ween the United Stat.“ and great But“ fixed, to the satisfaction of the public " ain, as reported fromlxew YOI' who interested themselves in the mat— HF ‘ ter, at $1,000,000._ .A few inquisitive persons wondered where he got so ROME Jan. 2.—-Klng Humbert is ill . 3 . and the receptions at the Quirlnal have much, While a few-practical persons wondered how long it would last h1m. consequently been postponed. . ' I I .. . I That Mr. Croker was inclined to be a - Bw U I an 0 [wa [B I I "e 3 . a . plunger was certain. That he has » Judge Prentice granted 8' divorce plunged within the last four years is , . Thursday to Catherine Ogden. of Nor-. equally certain. walk on the ground of desertxon. The Within two years Mr. Croker spent .59 King Humbert of Italy Ill. principal evidence was submitted two weeks ago and the case was continued to secure additional testimony. The husband’s name is Benjamin F. Ogden, Jr. Fro'm Sire to Son' As a family medicine, Bacon’s Celery King for thelnerves passes from Sire to nearly $500,000 for horseflesh alone. Suddenly he grew ambitious to own a newspaper, or he was willing to fur- ther the editorial ambitions of some body else. A little paper was launched. ‘ It soon died of weakness, carrying to the tomb with it $50,000 of Mr. Cro- ker’s money. It began to appear as if the source of the Tammany chief’s DAILY PROPELLERS lson as a legacy. If you have kidney, wealth was really inexhaustible, for liver or blood disorder get a free sample . ' package of this remedy. If you have in- ihrfvzlslfwed that he had more money to I y 0 "Ewa ' ag e a“ a can v E N I m; # GAZETTE . :Is TIIE main NEDIIIN mutual! wmcn l digestion, constipation, headache, rheu- matism, this specific will cure you. Ed- ward P. Weed, N orwalk, or George C. Stillson, South Ix orwalk, the leading druggists, are sole agents, and are distrib- uting samples free. Large packages 50c and 25c. ' High Chief Ranger, Frank P. Lynch, of the Connecticut Foresters of Ameri- ca," and Miss J ulia Agnes Eustace, both of Hartford were married at St. Peter’s church in that city Thursday. The groom is well known here. Mother, Have You 12 Baby? If so, get from your druggist to-day for 25cabott1e of Dr. Hand’s Colic Cure- Every baby often has distressing colic. Dr. Hand’s Colic Cure gives immediate relief by removing wind' from the stomach and quieting the nerves, giving With the late John A. Morris, Phil and Mike Dwyer, and the late Dr. G. Knapp he leased the Monmouth race track. All that Mr. Croker had was a sheet of common stock that cost him at least $35,000. The venture'failed, and the common stock was wiped out. vBesides this his losses on this track were estimated at $40,000. Men who know something about English racing and English race tracks, and the sort of Englishmen who give toner and color to the; sport, say that nowhere else in the world can so much money be spent so quick- ly. Nothing is free within the atmos- phere of the English racing world. Mr. Croker’s establishment cost him $100,000 a year, and he has been there two years and intends to remain an Will Leave Pier 23, E. R., N. Y. (Beedman St.). or NORWALK AND SOUTH NURWALK AT 5 Pm M- .Leave SOUth Norwalk Daily 3156 P. M. Leave Norwalk Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 5 B, M. T0 REAGN TNE READING PUBLIG. restful sleep. Mother, think of the other. worry and anxiety this saves you. If Mr. Croker has also 1301181“: a bean- your baby is teething Dr. Hand’s Teeth- tiful home in Seventy-fourth street, ing Lotion for 25¢ soothes and relieves New York. He has‘a country place at all pam. 301d by all druggists. Richfield Springs, and he has spent "“ . _ much money in racing in England. Weather Observer G90. cometOCK Of All in all, it is estimated that the Tam. Broad River reports the rainfall for last many chief has been spending in the A 311:ch FREE. ; We shall give away a High Grade Bicycle on the evening of December 24th, just in“time for ' ht ”P O 0 ' - - Ch ' t ‘ . P‘ I - a e ne-cent month as being less than one incl". neighborhood of $200,000 a year for I‘lS mas- . h ’ only g g Thenormalecore, he says, [is fully 3 the first four years. and there is some Every cash purchaser of 25 cents’ worth W111 : inches. curiosity as _to the length of time that 3 3 "_—— 3 he can continue at this rate. If he is recelve a coupon. ' ,4. ‘ a h N Ik Mother chnd Nothzng Eqnalto Dr.Hanrls paying it all for health it is a large .. aper In t e orwa s. I _ WATERBURY Conn, g-2-’96—Hand ' . ————-‘— Medicine Co:—Dear Sirs:—“I am using He F0018“ “'9 Pickpockvt- ’ . . Dr. Hand’s Cough and Croup Medicine Early in the \Vorld’s 'Fair year a ‘ and 901k Cure for my children and find well known Chicago Board of Trade nothing t9 equal them. They “work ’man got caught in a crowd at the ter- 31:11 31135;}Disgo¥gefifiilggnggt?ggg minal station and never. afterward Dr. Hand’s Colic Cure and cry for it; it saw a :30“ watch for thh he had relieves them almost instantly. Mrs. 931d $230 a few ”10th before. Frank Smith, 22 Wood St. At all drug- Three weeks later another timepiece gists, 25. which cost $200 disappeared in pre- I . . Y 3 _ cisely the same way. Since then the Mrs. A B. 30939” 0f Arlington, N! broker has carried a watch which J., iii-18211883 Of 1161‘ meter MTB- Sey- from outwardappearances would be so. Hornets HARDWARE 1 (30., ‘~ J South Main Street, South No'rwalk. ~ O.U read this advertisement. If it had been ' yours and others hadread it, how much , good it might have done. Send in your adv- and we will do the rest. Rates on application. mom, on Leonard street. dear at $1.50. The cases are of nickel, —— thinly plated with gold, which has Rheumatism cured inaDay. worn OK in spots. The works, how— “MYStiC'CflFe” for Rheumatism and ever, are as costly as can be bought in Neuralgia. radically cures m 1 to 3 days. the Chicago market. Its action upon the System is reniarkabie T d 3 .P, 1 d t h and mysterious. It. remove at oncethe ' ues ay “13 It 1e came own 0. ear cause and the disease imm‘diately dis- the elect1on returns. In front °_f 3 appears. The first dose greatly benefits. newspaper bulletin he was rudely JOS- T. F. Anthony, Ex-Postmaster of tled by a crowd of shouting partisans. Promise City, Iowa; says: “I bought When he reached home his watch was one bottle 0f ‘MyStlc Cure’ for Rheuma- missing from its accustomed place in tism, and two doses-of it did me more his‘vest poeket.~- He mourned a good good than any med1cme I ever tOOk'” deal, and swore much more volubly 75 cents. Soldb E. P. Weed 38 Wall , . . street, and N. C. yBaur, 55 Whll street, and with for greater emphaSIS than hls Druggists, Norwalk, wife had known him to employ before. vv v vv v fllEPENDS ON THE PflflKETS OF THE PEOPLE wno am IT. ' mannssnms Ill Brooklynr-Vault Light Company. . , — ' \Vhile preparing to retire, however, William G.Webb and family of Maple he found the missing watch. It was street are visiting Mr. Webb’s parents 111 a hip pocket—Chicago Times Her- 3 on East avenue, New Canaan. 11d. .. ~' . 2 SAVE IoUR LIFE HE HAD _F_A_'TH- . v , ANDMTENTLIGHTDESIGNS. ' is a great surprise on account of its ex- — OFFICE. 481 BRIGGS AVENUE ~ ' BROOKLYN. N. Y. I MANUFACTURERS. TNE EVENING EIZETTE ABE nun nv runs: was or female. It relieve sretention of water, and pain in passing it almost immediate- ly. Save yourselves by using-this mar- ’ velous cure. Its use will prevent fatal consequences in almost all cases by dis great alterative and healing powers. gold by E P. WEED, Druggist, Norwalk, ‘ onn. _ The 3Bridgeport Telegram tersely speaks. of the “swear-oil‘s” as follows: “There is much drought this morning.” II-IVE spun 1'0 .Owing to over-crowding and bad ventil- ation, the air of the schoolroom is often close 4 ' ‘ ' and impure, and teachers and pupils fre- - . . quently suffer from lung and throat trou- ' . bles. To all such we would say, try Chem- 3 _ ._ El berlain’s Cough Remedy. For . coughs, colds, weak lungs and bronchial troubles, no other remedy can compare with it. Says A. C. Freed, Superintendent of Sclxools,,Prairie “Do you expeCt to go to heaven, Wj 1- Depot, Ohio’: (‘J‘I-Iavtipg1 some knowledge of lie?” ‘ ' the efficacy of ham or ain s_Cough Remedy - r 3 I have no hesitation in recommending it to all “ “Cert; I ain‘t never done, “091“” ’ he? ' A; . i - ‘ - who suffer. from coughs lung troubles etc”, W’-Tmthb - .. _ I 3 o F F I C E . o P E N EVE N I N 6.5.] Eorwsalelby E. P. \Veed,’ Druggist.. , V k. “* '3‘““"""'¢”""‘ ' [ £38.53: 2|” ‘ .‘ .
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