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Notices of local entertainments of all
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L; that. :0th an mom is charged.
,tlwd notices calculated to promote private
laterals. accept where an odomwmmt
g! some appears in advertising columns,
we duped for at regular rules, 10 cents
h‘llfls.
, ,. tr";- [ark llsrata Iaatass lavas-ass.
The Southwestern storm centre has
llovsd to the Gulf coast, though its rain
' atoll extends north to Tennessee and
North Carolina. It will probably more
' ado-northeast and develop considerable
strength of! the South Atlantic coasts.
In thisdistriot today partly cloudy to
fair weather will probably prevail, with
flight temperature changes and light to
fresh, variable winds, mostly westerly
. and northerly, with some intervals of
cloudiness, followed by colder weather.
' 3: Saturday in this section and' In New
colder, partly cloudy to fair
weather will probably prevail, with fresh
brisk variable winds, mostly north-
:., gatorly, followed by snow or rain on the
boasts of this section and on Sunday
-' fair to partly cloudy, warmer weather,
mailed by light snow on the New Eng
WW “nan-om Tomm-
noesfiunfio sch High tide low tide
7.16 4. 25 10 45
The next Home Sociable at Music Hall
;. will be held on January 27th.
>
30!. D. H. Seward will preach ’ih the
First Baptist church on Sunday.
, The infant daughter of Ilr. and Ilrs.
. James Flynn. of Elm street, has been
quite ill.
Fully $3,000 of Bridgeport money was
droppedon Dempsey,ousmanalone
. havinglostfloo.
i"
Hrs. W. J. Finney, of Mei-win street,
” is suffering from n strained shoulder,
caused by a recent fall.
4-8ewer connections at bottom prices.
Emu Sheldon, contractor.
swwwvw
Thsnstional bank examiners were in
South Norwalk yesterday looking into
thomdltlon of the city banks.
The lsdissof J. C. Wilson at Company' s
list factory will hold their fourth annual
‘wobble at Ilnvic Ballthis evening.
Sunday evening Rev. W. 8. Gilbert,
ill Booth Nonvalk, will address a union
meeting of the churches of human.
New Rochelle, after a brief experience
with the electric and with incandescent
lights, i going back to gas, at a saving
of
GsorgsCrolnt, one of the oldest citi-
zens of Daubury, died suddenly about
noon yesterday. He was eightyveigbt
yesrsold.
In a sparkling new advertisement to
day, Charles E Seymour, the enterpris-
hg Washington street grocer, has some-
plug to say that will Interest every
reader of Tut: 81311311..
' ~01! in and see the Saturday morn-
lug stenography and typewriting class
It the Commercial College, beginning
W from 10 to 12.
. lingual», who has charge of the
”school buildings at Weston, gave
vayrsjoysbte sociable last evening.
About 160 merry makers from Norwalk
nil adjoining towns were present.
The board of directors of the First
KW Bank held a meeting yesterday
W and elected the lollowiog alli-
ssrs: Dudley P. Ely. President; Bowel!
Inst, Vice-President; Charles E. l-‘erm,
Tbs supreme court of errors will begin
fin trialol Third district cases in {less
Haves next Tuesday. There an twenty-
wvslossss on the docket, fifteen from
W county and twelve from New
l'navvs county. .. -M-
WEN”, who died in the
,m at Fitch's Home, last Saturday.
gwaslssmsslya member ol Company B,
,h 1 th regiment, (finnectlcut vol-
’intssvs. newsssdtultted totha Horas
{ilelorwalm and wastl yaarsol age.
Mnemovsralllllnmatesonths
" of Malls-Is for demuNo
surmount»! than at asypva
putts-sf Its history. Then an
;Mnboutthlrty-llvs or lorry ab»
as roman. so that the nessbsr
. ” Islet-actions”.
"' ’Wshavsaddsd lootlrssleotsdllock
Iss{ksof smoked MI. namely: sal
r lass baddlss, halibut, mm
“trust-guru
“WM”! of Branchvllls, says
misthsualyps-ssgsr
lies-assessor cum-sua-
tsysrtal ”Womb-yes
asvwdylesrvd. Holman-aw.
”manhunt-mate-
“the wads-halal his physician
uyatdwsr-tasl thansstsstsn
”item “lists are so satsrasl
amateurish-my.
managerial ‘ «arse—M.~
iatbsbesrfatars. W.
ssswoystsrsssaiasrfovcharlss and
Joseph Vroom waslswsobsd yesterday.
a. n. Erosion bss {notarized the
clause! B.J.Bturpsssgalass thetown
olNorwslk.
Tbs bridge at Bradley’s as factory,
Weston, was swept away duringtbsrcr
mutant.
Thsllsghssbecuplsoedat half mast
onGsrmaula Ball outof respect to the
IateOonrsdfitaab.
Dr. Barry Bungetford, of Stamford,
lormorlyof Norwalk, isths more!
a very young son.
Fred Iartln lsdangeronslv ill uf ty-
phoid fever at his home on Fort Point
street, Bast Norwalk.
—Phntographs of thwrrcked engines
on the Danbury road, at North’s.
The City Registh have placed the
voting list for the special city election in
the postoflioe for correction.
The Cadets of Temperance conferred
the initiatory degree upon two candi-
dates on Wednesday evening.
assigned stock of J. L. AmblertCo.
will commence this afternoon.
The skating on thfiondesst of the
Washington street bridge Is being env
joyedby many of our young people.
Mrs. E. P. Weed has notified the Nor
walk club that they must vacate the
premises they now occupy by April 1.
The first degree was worked by Old
WP“ “29, F. & A. ll. last cv ”,
Refreshments were served alter the
work.
The Norwalk club is making preparaa
lions fora billiard tournament, which
they intend tohold early next month
Handsome cues will be offereons prizes.
A number of Norwalk sports attended
acock light in Stamford last night be-
tween New Haven and Stamford birds.
Stamford won four out of seven battles.
-—-Bememher everything for below
cost at M. L. James’.
Hrs. C. J. North received a telegram
last evening stating that her father was
seriously ill at his home in central New
York. She started at once for his home.
The chimney of “ "Connelly’s resi-
dence on Main street, took fire yesterday
afternoon, but was extinguished before
any damage was done. No alarm was
given.
The engagement of a bachelor well
known in musical cirslcs is reported to
have been announced, but thus far the
busybodies have failed to discover the
prospective bride.
‘fbe residents of Smith street and lo.
caluy complain that their wood piles
have greatly diminished of late. They
lay the blame to some midnight maraudn
era who occupy a shanty near by.
J. Howard Taylor, judge of probate,
of Daobury, who has been ill a long
time with consumption, died yesterday
He was forty-eight years of age. He
was president of the International Hat
Finishers' assoflation.
A party of South Norwalk people will
attend the concert of the Stamlord Ora-
torio Society on February 6, in the Pres-
byterian church. “The Hessian" will be
given, Mrs. Gerri“ Smith, of New York,
being the leading soloist.
——Cnrbing,‘io cents a foot. William
Sheldon, contractor.
Rev. Kittredge Wheeler, of Hartford,
who is to deliver the neat lecture in the
course at the South Norwslk Baptist
church, is an experienced traveler and
an eloquent speaker. Us to to start in a
low days for another tour in Egypt and
Palestine.
A report is current, says a New York
dispatch, that the New York, New Hav-
en a Hartford. and the New York 3
New England Roads will uch apply to
the Leg'wlatuts of their respective states
for the passage of such laws as may be
necessary to permit them to consolidate.
This atteruoon the Ladies' Benevolent
society bola its adjourned snausl lasso
rug in the chapel of the Novwslk not»
gregational church. Besides the regular
business of beanng reports and electing
omens, addrnes will be made by lfiss
function. of the Constantinople Home,
and othsrs.
The country roads in a great many
placssbavsnotyet recovered from the
rdects of the fresher, and there are spots
where watsrand ice make them surly
tarps-able. The Norwalk turnpike,
above and below Tlvaschvillr, was sub
merged in twalvs dill-rant places and
afterwards froasw over.
—-All thslocal news can bsfoaod is
Tits llvmso mu, which lsos sale
at ltsadle’s stove. Wlaalpsak.
funeral servers is connection with
tbsdsatbol Could Stash withheld
on buoday aflsrssssst it!) from the
houssasd 2:” o'clo‘ from St. Paul‘s
watch. Brias'sllssdssdlbsllersrssts
msat,l.0. 0.?..wlltastsad Isstsay.
WWI. sf tbs Ivthsalsi
Wmmwbmlas,
soeomusalslbyhiswlfa, willstayls
ails-probably ml seat fall. Irv.
Minions-Inflow The
twodaagns-s, Assassin-nits,»
muausobderrsw-smbsry.wbevs
tbsyhavshesaaowfsrslaovmsa
months Bishopfiosdsrlfssos.3sal.ls
Wedwnhoasnflssldsa’skdlsgw
knkls'lnstltuthas.
Hm“wst¢stissbvidewltb"1’bsln
mrrwmmmuuc
“as.” I“ “ii-MM’”
Theka of taking inventory of the -_
undama—
Wilton weresrtvstsalqy ”W
missiles-easier“
Prank Wm was strand by 05
«film atsoon today ferric-soy
post of family, and will he tried this
afternoon before Justice Austin.
Elmer J. Faircblld and Annie 1"!
Yonugs were married st the residescs of
the We patents, in East Norwalk,
last evening, ”mama-10. Prgg.
The auction sale of“ the house, moor
ofThird avenue and Cove street, East
Norwslk, was held yesterday afternoon
but the property was not disposed of
The sale will ”MN,“ be made privately.
William [mills climbed the flag stall
on Germsnia llsll this morning and
placed the balllavds through the blocks
at the top of the pole. lle proved him- ‘
sell a formidable rival to Steeple Charlie.
D. 8. Spencer, of lanebestn, has
brought a petition before Judge Penn, in
the civil sideof the superior court, for
an injunction to restrain the New York
and New England Railroad company
from erecting s fence to front of his
store It. Spencer has twice torn down
fences erected by the railroad comp-Int.
'I‘KYwII {Elli—115ml,
lea! Elilll ill Ilillllll,
WASHINGTON STREET
South lorwruk, court.
sub"
Post SALE.“
WMts am. this mess, not asserting 5
lionltimsnatimcswe, bread)“
0 choice building tots, so M so feel front, to
Wont avenue ltppiy to W, f.’. lullfll's. or
l. I. 80". m t!
TOLET
Advertisementsuadsszhlslsad, sot stranding 5
lines, Imustlniasml‘wessflfl
()Nl BOEWIJIVIN firms WP'FIBIITVUT
street. .1300. J. i.. Burbank, Ill 90th Stain
street, fill—1w
TORI AT n BERN AV MUM NORWHL
“mad ioeauon hr My business. POI-sen" n
first of larch, or sooner if desired. topiy on the
premius. 115 to
A LARGE IUBMSIIIKD R00! T011" 70 a
mtlcman; sonchrm up sure; Wltllll‘l live
minutes walk of the through address “Rf
walk past. odice.
1, 011's! of if! 8003“ (IS WOODWIIWD
avenue, 11:1. Also hsnnnfsis terms-,1»:
lbrwalh IL}. Partnf tin-Issac Woods-am avenue
It Inquire of B A Womwarrl ‘
I (lib-Es MIDI! volt-l0! WAT“ sTltfll’l'
and Toys! th'fllte. [tests from u m It!
permeatb. causal: sl. clause». Raymmd Bo»
Ml. l“
LARGE Bill. DING LAW UNIT! '05 a
in: binary; main hmidm 8517:) two prams
wdsrlditlun Ilsa) and road It cs: a gland holler.
Show power suitable for aoy business ugly
our“ Knapp. be all. It street. south I—
walk. dill!
Am 07 "V! m; loos" I!-
prcveinants. Ben: ’12 apply to W B.
smith as Insomniac Norwslk cast!
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summwusrm It: arso-
memosWaamcn’; traumas“
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film. 5mmmatow'atorstrsm. .9: 3 7mm
mnTwyiov avsuus, 310,1. moth ten-mart
onstdtstssat, Ola. mum mil
Hum um Bollflurr— II it!) me
Bot and cold voter, bath room heater be
With slanting for five horses sow “
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MUSIC HALL,
concussions.
HONDAYJAN. 19
A mums
W M .sstory
“WWI mmvssrw IAIIMTI
MINSTRELS.
The m m.
was. GEORGE VIE-OI
(of "Win!“ Agfl" fans»
Coasts 19-‘03'. I
saw W, stress It IIIIIII,
rust Isms, AM If son wruo'
45 PINS M AKIN!“ l»
are
DUVAL. The Wonder
Tickers saw on sale at that!» sad (horny a drug
Mold! 1 W
L'CTURE!
AT Till
South Norwalk Baptist Church
The third is the course will bwhllflfl’l no
Tuesday Evening, Jun. 20
lists 1W Wheeler, of llyttord
little; Imus llll PNici
IlsDUB'I'RA/PDD
with firetcoytlroo Pictures.
CODING Ticssts (ll lee user), W; it; solo Allotm-
jT-‘l it LWWR! Wsl‘lfii Al'lllrf'lllt' K
HARDWARE,
OILS.
Paints, Varnishes,
noes, 'rwme,
Will Nellill loin Wot Etc;
”W. l}. Nulllrll,
Pllflrl‘.’ ll bI.L HIM' I.
WAGONS
Mflmmd
buggies, ”Mons, Carriages,
Canopies, Spindles, etc.
Pris-est tn
Mutt All.
Cull sud See Them.
HENRY TILLY.
houses kc: ah in perfect repair inquire nflr,
lwartz, stud WellCIuar Company out I!
PLEASANT son I! a CONVIKIDIT
locality Isodervid to per-Iris whnwouldllhe to
visit Washington some tune during the winter or
Kris—g Roomandhoard you a day. In J K
hour Until-r I W «human it I all"
LOST.
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Advertisements under this‘ Ewes
liafiltimysmcsWI
not email— log
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star. sitter It "—a svtrssti ttswatrh
A will be given fort a return uni P Tr sdwsli
No 15 l‘orth avenue. fierwallt ,I sit
District of .‘wthslh, as: Probate
Court. Janna" I5 .I. 1).. 1.9m.
Wanna application has been made (0 Th"
(You I for uliulsistrs Ian M the “NM! . f samurai
D stun ll lane! loss-alt. In suut mama. darn-«l
theaters
tnosasn That-lid appliance belieardsast da-
termmrdstthe Probate Mice In borw It on the
2m dayof .lsuusry. ml at 2 n'el- <a sf’rerno It;
and that public polka Mot be given In all r
sans Interested therein by publishing this order n It
MW! h-mnga simulation In said district. at
least the days helm raids <1!an
M ll‘. ASA B. 0001M“). 1mm
(2 try Board of Relief boiler.
04'ch to 338k!" (”VII THAT Till.
Mal lens! for th- Ciry of math 3m.
wata, will nest. no laws Jisiiuryll, st 1' I)
aster-lay January in at. Mo in, PM sow
auto analge- antl’l'hnrsrlsy January its!
title mat: t'uontlit'amssr for them
of bearing” deter-thing all apps-ls from the
sun gmftbe City Arms-Iris sud squatter! 1,: and
sdmstlogthevslustlonmthellat f not»
”775'” CORSET? < Board of
H08! DA II. I llailsf
MdntllllCH «sooth lorwsik the can rtuy.
of ”number; dill
[MIMI 01' Sal's! ills 1am"! to
a.“ z. ”W. " ‘
s of I - oriental. can
.at I (sloth o as ' swanky, .lavrwy
l0 attn'rlmk p. as; Ivtlasosby, lav oar H st ,
o'el all m Mushy, January :7. at It’s .Mk
9 In. other as January?! at 1-week
sad Rulilfllsy Twat; at. a nine! o as,
of leaving as terrainlag so Inst xtl so
modal thsm'rvmthwsmmolr sows-or-
The loud at Relief will meet with this Mm
w slots: loud. “satay, lasuory to at 10’er
p. or. .fow the prime of shrungtna polls of mu
ml dissblvd pen-ms
l board
a as
savor «film It. u
”I m 7'” lieu-t.
”walk, t,‘.sart MW’ sr.‘
lllllfllllll ll RAYMOND,
Furniture Deuler.
llewStotslbk ll “sloth, lsrwsllt
Alas Punishing Undertaker.
in. R‘nfl’ezurly m. 1W”
as“ he ,. ,
IFERRIIIZ
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Anti.
JEWELER.
Iva-lands, Watches, Jewelry};
tantrum-mun
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lmtlnlumimlllt!
filly: civilian”: at
. alums ,‘wfl
wists-r wayssw' at
W“ “'5’: ”commit
Er...“ "was.
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B. NlKLYN l SNN,
mmwr2,s,m1. Y'I,
5! Washington Street, South llamas
27 M39.» Street Nowell.
Fist-Elm Bates. Ciliiiilillz‘
A In! [0-0 (Irrerrrr.
llrdo-rii Prompt!) Attended 1».
l.‘ MLYN W 1 DIKL'I
Bennett (i Hosted,
as lain 9“,, So. Elma“.
immilsllnmns,
Frills, Nlllialili. Pull], in
or All Kinds in Their llamas.
AT WHOLESAtE Alli; RETAII
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«armor is out" I
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oysters fu air from I» swam
to. ram served its every
3'. E. POWER
Mlmflflfl
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Wart-for busines- wlwvs bath sun to t
”Mndlsalwtlvapwlm Dramas var,
mmuorruu'm-«tmnvumu
Wasp-l. sir. '-
p less air
”Igneous”
limp-spit star me
la ”,7!!th
«sewn-snort.
call av was“ for w meats hm
Mt llamas-13".”
JACOB I. LAYTOll,
“mamas-I
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new
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when tssws’lwuws, mews-sum
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,l-lfil()la'l .\'(a
lots Bill [ll Ill Nlllll
T but we are selling Fine Fancy Gilt Educ Butler at the buyei' s
rice, 256 per pound cheap at 280 The choicest Cieauiory
utter In one half pound prints at 32c nei- pound, It sells
like hung 8 Breakfast Flour—rapidly We give you a g1 cat bar—
gain in splendid Florida Oranges, on} size ill. MC. (107. Mus-
sinu Tart Oranges, 20cc doz We are sellinrr goods cheaper
this year than ever before Dont let people tell you that
goods are high Call and see us; go where the crowd goes,
and get your share of the bargains in F,loui Rice Sugar,
Cullen, Buckwheat, Furnaccous Gunds and aspect any we "ive
you A girl!!!) high prim Tea for 50C :1 pound that mnt
beat to this city
Ask to set- the scheme whorl-1w you can ml :I Slit) \\ limvlci
k “ilsun I'Et wing; Mathiuc I‘RE'II UN P IIARGI'I at.
Charles E. Seymourfls
I; (IEKOCISII,
lit’
Eek l)l.'\'(il
3:: Washington Street. South Norwiilk.
THE GREAT {I
.25 PER NENT. PM
Is Now On.
THE ONLY SALE OF ITS KIND EVER
GIVES” IN SOUTH NORWALK.
—> — .‘.,. _,__
Don’t make a mistake by
waiting too long We have
on hand a. large supply of all
goods adver1 15ised, b at they will
not last forever at the reduced:
prices.
If you have not. read our '*
price list, get one, peruse it
well, for it means the saving
of a. good many dollars to you.
THE BNSTNN STNNE
83 WASHINGTON STREET.
SOUTH NOR W .55 LK C “1'.
F. H NASH do BRO.
llA\l’3 ll -TEr’I 'r'.‘."l\lll
(Lt lllfilll D. I’llSISl‘ll .t .Vll
I Hi. hTIK‘ ii (I?
lllllllllllAN i lll’A
Decorated Dinner and Tea. Sets.
PARC? cu es sanctum. AND PI t'cnmts
Mugs,”
hf It 000])! All]: 'llls‘t‘wi
F. H. NAPSH vi: BRO
NNANNLA'I'ENSNGANTNBE GIVEN AWAY
MOORE do HARMAN’S
1 mil further unlim we will aim l pounds of (rmnululml
Sugar with every pound of tea lnr .30 cents,
FOR CASH ONLY.
Now is your opportunity.
1,5345 AND “TH. DH is" ll.” AT 1‘"! LOW l-IT l' ll" 3.“.
(fume (m.
Minimum
D YOU REALIZE
.\.'\l) Vb .\ I‘N'ZIQHI'Z'I‘ S
no and Shaving. Engraved and Plain Glass Warm,
EJANTIARYE
MANN NNWN SALE
THIS W EEK.
. LADIES’ AND CHILDREN ’3
links, Makes an 'lemarkels
AT COST AND BELOW.
.3.
Nil
1 84- WASHINGTON ST.
.SCEUTH NOPRWALK. CT.
GREAT JANE! ANN SALE
Sfllill i will.
“c are opmzimr it My lim “[5 Edit!” (linyrhams and Seer-
em in H {hit “ii i l>0 s-~<iche>ivi1<z wish P nine ear‘ly and see
(in I". w 5p. 1; l" SHIP <
\\ <~ hmc' :mg _;r< rim 1 illi <42 x<izz<1inn in ( lords (apes Seal
Hmh S'u' <1<I> <:v :- rl 4'11 I 1,, it ~ P f:;.<>>lx (’.- I} :-u<I «rel prices and
mi “P112 PM; '.‘,H. N-Pl‘.’
.\lIi<>'1frili< ”3:133th will hm -'
33PM“ Pina-
Fa.“ “ink H! w Eur ‘.’-Ir
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:uNi llvii'u-‘i
(iv. with :5! {UL
Towel for life; Pi
: Hem. P'nmel's Hair Half
I (Mill-P“ PUP-Pm.
! VIM ow." uIL-i'cd, at 25c:
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storm: [w ii an! I". liuiu- 1d museum!“Hellman
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Selllng Out!
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WAD PPPNGNU PENN! NP? P ‘TO
Horse Buyers
.3 ' .g‘r 1 ‘35 ‘, ' We are constantly re-
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