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. MOON’S PHASES.
‘Third W1 1% 3W first 151“!- 1:30
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law lath Harald Weather [crochete-
m“ The cold ave from lianitoba will
probablycon nus vsnceeastwardly
" ovinhelakesa
"audits d. causing a considera-
hlaT' oi temperature. In this district
' y considerably colder, clearing to
weather will probably prevail, pre-
ibly by snow, with fresh
westerly onds. On Tuesday in this
semiou colder, clear weather will proba
bly prevail,iollowed on Wednesday by
ialr weather and slight temperature
W8”-
Sunrises‘
marathon tor Tomorrow. '
Sun sets b tide” him
5 10 W4. 89 10. 48
The Board oi Councilmen will meet
’ thh evening.
' Iiunehaha Division, 8. at T., meets
thievening.
The vestry of Trinity church will hold
a meeting to-Inorrow evening.
Next Sunday the Choose laundrymen
will celebrate the Chinese New Year.
Ex-Councilman B. J. Cutbill’s six year-
aid-daughter is very sick at her home on
Spring street.
Old Well Book a Ladder company
will hold their regular meeting this
erasing.
J. Arthur Ambler has secured a posi-
tion with Frederick Warne d: C),
cooperUnion. . .
The Junior Prohibition club will hold
Its regular meettng this evening. All
young men are invited.
The water in the borough reservoir ls
increasing rapidly. During the past
week over eight inches have been gained.
OandIemas day was observed at St.
lary’s church this morning by the dis-
trhluticn oi candles at the morning ser-
rim.
It id said that there will be a host club
- mulled in the near inture, composed
mostly of young men oi Woodde
avenue.
The date tor continuing the liquor case
mg of William 0. Jean and Mrs.
Isa Oresgh has been set ior Wednesday
of this eek.
' A came to this city from Dan-
hury Saturday and cleared away the
broken cars and debris below the Monroe
street droning.
E ‘Iim Helen It. Stevens will move her
school from the 130an property in a
short “use, and the house will be titted
up as a rectory tor the new Grace church.
—A new line oi spring coloringa in
carpets, at the Boston Store, Nonwalk.
Our Brothers' Lodge, No. 10, will con-
ter the Inrtiatory degree on a number oi
candidates to-uight. A large delegation
from Butler Lodge, this city, will be
present. 2 ,
, A meeting has been called for this
evening in the Volunteer hose hours In
East Horwalk. The matter at consult
dating the town will be the object oi the
. meeting. ”NW
Albert More“, the newly elected
chlsi oi polros oi the borough, went on
duty yesterday. dressed In his new suit
_ , and pastvsd my congratuv
.. nos: hiaold irlenda.
f. . l"” t ' ‘I
fia pulpit oi the First 1!. E. church
ins-nine by Rev. E 0.1'ree or Rusty.
ma ymtarday morning. Rev. Homer 1‘.
Dasmsg preached to the evening.
. ‘Thsrswsrslarpsconarrsstions at.holh
“ hematmsds In a local paper
thtlsrrlslorahouss was only acting
assgsntlnthsmattsr oi dologtlrssiry
. Wise. Is dsnrsd by lir. hotshouss.
Shays thathe Is to work exclusively
imhtmsali andwill movslntothscity' s
scumlathsllhrsry building whedrlt is
“"“V’lfi;
"mm: 3....“- I" 3.3.533
a ram
:hhhmhtoDr. Baldwin’s rsaldsnceJ-(T
Johnston-pants about completed.
‘flmthstradestartsap again the
Weill have rseiuuss icr doing
, thswcrkthry have donate the
Wan-hastens msdsssa»
hths has-ass. Tris
avass Md
“In ”.3 @flzaffi‘
overrun this section -
‘ .
The Court or Burgess-convene this ‘
«suing.
Robert Ii. Wilcox assumed the duties
oi city clerk to day.
The Xorwslk Canoe Club held a meet-
ing on Saturday evening.
OsE. Wilson, who has been confined
to the house by Illness, Is out again to-
day.
Conrad Eugel took possession oi his
newly purchased barber shop on llain
street today.
miss}? Hyatt, who has been quite
Illa at ,his home on Lynes place, is im»
proving slcvrle.
The second degree will be worked by
Old Well Lodge, No. 108, F. Jr A. M"
to-morrow evening.
A crayon group portrait oi Mrs. John
E Smith’s five children is on exhibition
in Frank H. Baxter’s window.
~Opera glasses to lot at Humor By
Hoyt’ .
Charles Reed died very suddenly yes-
terday at the residence oi his daughter,
In. Sarah Fairuhlld, Dorian. Notional
innersl later.‘ .
There will be a iisi‘e'Yroblbition coa-
ierence in New Haven, February 1243,
and a grand time oi cold water enthusi-
asts is expected.
24-, _,
The regular meetipg oi Douglas Fow-
ler Post, G. A. 11., mil be held this even-
ing. A full attendance at the members
There is considerable complaint because
Ihe town clock does not strike the hours.
People like to hear it and a good many
depend on it ior time.
‘ Theflorwslk Choral society will meet
at the rdoms oi C. F. Bendee to-morrow
evening at I ":39 o ’clock. All embers
are requested to be present.
A drunken fight occnred on Plattsvllle
avenue late Saturday night, The more
sober ones quieted the disturbance and
the police were not called.
There Were three cases beiore Judge
Knapp this morning. Drunkenness was
the inundation oi the trouble that
brought them beiore his majesty.
Another pool game was played in the
Old Well tournament Saturday evening.
The contestants were Prank Carrier and
E. E. Crows. The game was won by
the latter.
At the pronouncing match at the High
school this morning, LillIsn Wicks won
the Webster’s academy dictionary, odor-
ed by Priucrpal Facts. The hat was
a serere one.
J. W. Deans lrancis, iormerly oi this
city, who In studying tor the ministry in
Boston, has an excellent article on the
history oi missions to the current num-
ber oi The EpIscopaI Recorder.
Rev. George Van Alstyne. oi the Nor‘
walk Methodist church, took for his sub-
ject last evening, “Three Norwalks and a
Theatre. The immoral rilects oi theatre
going were brought out clear and dIs‘
tinct.
The tableaux given at the ”Kaiiee
Klatscb" last FrIday evening will be re-
posted at the supper and entertainment
0! the Norwslk Library assocrstion to be
held In the Atheuaeum on the evening
oi February 10.
In. J. B. DunnIng andTaImadge Hull
being unable to sing at the evening
services at Trinitv church during Trent,
In. E. S. Bennett and E. Slater have
kindly consented to fill their places In the
quartette until- Easter.
—~Horsea. —Csr load irom Kentucky
received at Alden Solmans' stable to day.
Good roadsrers, workers and ior all
purposes. Can be seen at stable. corner
CH7. street and Railroad Place.
This molding Deputy Sherri! Drrscoll,
of Westport, came to this city in search
oi a man who hIred a team at J. Dris
coll's stable and who had “tied to return
it. He reported the case to Chit-i Voll-
mer, who will Invmtigate the matter.
Danny Walker, champion 133 pound
tighter oi the state, and Justin, Nelson,
oi New london, will fight to a llnuh in
the near inture at some place between
Bridgeport and New York. William
Sherman is backIn Nelson and lied
Button is backrng alker ior 8500a side.
no body or lIlIl‘onsue' Benjamin B
(lsmpbatl, was fished out oi the river at
theltwsh strsetbrsdgsm Chicago, om-
day last week. The coroner's jury re»
turned a Verdict of accidental drowning.
Ir. Campbell was iathercin law at Le
Grand Smith. nephew oi Hrs. M. P.
Stone and Its. O. 1'. Osborne oi this
plans.
Ilse Easy 1'. Pratt has just completed
acrayou partrartni thalate IraA. P.
Ill-Ion, watch wheels much credit on
thearrist. lr,no dentists oneoi the
unsupltenoi work over successors
town. The lectures inItIs picture are
brought out beautiislty. and there Is an
albino do it thatshotn the character
or the win. The proton demonstrate.
“What’s shlhty as an artist Is
not?!“ _....
The following ls uksaironislsns-
'Irs. Abigail Freeman
sgsd'ill. Showman-tire
ghteroithslsteflouo
Dr. DImosk,wsowaskllledsttbetsnI-
his ratlsosd disaster In Forwalkovsr
thirty years ago. She sitsrwards roar
me Dr Wm. H. Ward-on, who died
The Concordia Society of 3m
a German organisation, has recently
been disturbed by a controversy among
Its members as to whethmtlre society
should allow any others than Germans to
become members. Thematter has been
settled by making any one. with other
proper qualifications. eligible to mom
bersbluln the society. The Bridgeport
Farmer quotes President Robert Weber
oi the society as iollows In regardto
this matter.
“While we are supposed to has Ger-
man society,” said he, "It was not the
intention oi the incorporate". neither
has it been the intention oi the society
'9.“ body, to surround itseli with a
Chinese wall (or the exclusion oi reputa
bio candidates at other birth or national-
ity. The first qualification ior member-
ship is notassome people suppose. that
a candidate shall henGsrmsn,biit that
he shall be II gentlemen. It In also de-
sirable that he shall be oi a sociable.
compsniunable disposition. flaring
these quulrficatious, brie accounted
eligible whether German or not. Our
roll of members includes many oi the
best born. Amer‘Icso citizens or this
.. Iowp,aod.we have at. theéprsseut'tina ..
about sdmnnamrsor applinrnrs. the :
most oi whom are Americans.”
Literary lotus.
A superbly illustrated supplement, de-
voted to the annual exhibition of then
American Water color Society at the
Academy oi Design in New York, in-
cludrug reproductmm oi some oi nthe
noteworthy paintings to be seen there,
will accompany the iorthcomrng number
oi Harper’s Weeklr, to be published Feb
rusry 4th. Frederic Remington will con-
tribute lo the same number oi the Week-
ly several spirited drawings illustratIng
the sorrow by General Miles oi the troops
under his command at the conclusion oi
the Indian disturbances in South Dakota.
Howard Pylo’s romance of the Middle
Ages, entitled ”Men at Iron,” now run-
ning in Harper's Young People. increase
In interest with each succeeding chapter.
It is a iaithiul portraiture oi men and
manners in “metric England” during
the reign of Henry 1V., Iive hu drtd
years ago, and cannot tail to eniis the
interest not only to all young readers,
but of hosts oi older ones as well.
An article on “Wcsbrngton and Balti
more Clubs," written by Henry [nouns
Nelson, and accompanied by numerous
Illustrations, is the subject oi a tour
page supplement to Harper's Weekly
published January 28m. Similar articles
on the clubs oi Philadelphia. Boston and
New York have already appeared in the
Weekly.
—'l'oo Serious (or Joklhg.
“Smart Alecs" may air their wit in
order to amuse suflerers, with lunny
stories while recitrng the Imaginary rar
rues oi inert nostrums. out the pangs oi
rheumatism. neuralgta, gout. or carbur-
cle: the untold horrors oi scroinla, can-
cer, lupus, or skin disease. are not at all
innuy. II is {or more interesting to the
diluted In know that the "Cactus Blood
Cure,” the latest triumph oi medical art,
is absolutely the only cure [or all blood
diseases. For solo: at ‘ Plsrsled's Drug
Store, " under Mahackemo Hotel, South
Nurwalk
Why the Santos were Omitted
Editor of The Sentinel: -—’l'he Norwalk
Hour, dIsoppIotrng oi the recent c‘ttytt
meeting, resolved to have nothing iurth-
er to do with South Norwslk so omitted
Ihe names oi two members of the music
committee, who were. voted in at the
last meeting at the Norwnlk Choral So
crety, that hailed irom that part of Con
necticul. AL‘ro
Happy and content is a briilewirh ” The flu
cluster , ”:Ilsrnpwith Ihclight oi thcmorning
”simulations. szthrkl'tmhlaa
It Is Hard to Wane It.
Some ndvartisers have an idea that
onlycopieegoingio pu’dupsuhcriheram
aremetultothom. 'l'bisisnotquiteao.
Pornnmple, supposes journal has25,-
000 actual subscribers to whom the
mmmhflr- Burrow “prints
Wmmcopiesnweek, whicharusent
asspocimens to good parties, whose ad-
dressesare supplied by its agents and
readers, andmailso,0000neweektoons
setoipersons,thsneut weektomsother
“015,000“de Intmswaym-
Wuhammnsarersnchedduringths
year. whilst! theextraliflleera sent
everyweeklo 5.000 paying subscribers
onlythntnumberoonld boresched. In
the iormer caas 285,000 persons are
reached. luthslatter case onlyllomo
read!
tothewbolsm,0wpsracns.orsven
iar lsmsttsutionthsnwonld be ins-Id
lathe colnrnn'soiareputahlsjoamsl.
~0rsngeJuddPsrmer.
modernfire
yon
silllshbitostallkindsoibsit.
people respond touvmadvsrtlssmsnt.
Thsnswspspsr lsanssdlum indisput—
mmhldtothomajorltyoi osmosis-,1»
mussel itswidsaralrspeatlng
moresodorhisinglsloosocasdrsseivas.
’mnstmm
Ingtotaalastwesk bsb-ssw'lrdssr- “
sstaudnaly’sst."
“What success?” asked the president
oi the silver ruining oompanyoi oihls
. “We srs working In vain,
now, sir," replied the latter.
SmastBny-w "lammstanttogcto
ma" Pond llamas with a jump)-
“Wbst?” “I Want to go to ass—4hr
mlnstrels.” “Very well. dear. I’ll take
you.”
“See that party there? He doesn't
look very much at a fighter, but there
isn'ta min in this town he can't take
down.” "A slugger?" “No, a short'
hand write. ".
—Thsm washboard Is a piano upon
which women can play a tone at bspp -
nose with a cake ni Brnmlh soap
Tu Lou It cocoon,
Rial Trials and Tilliilii,
WASHINGTON STREET
South Nor-walk. Conn.
su‘zdri.
, L_.__,
i afi'rnn
WW
sdvmtl-meutsuaduthla hat-at aassetliagb
timid-suns atlmsslhsnweskhtw
WOGOOD dubs N! No rr UNION 818m.
onsIorthekI chsmmnrtcndnstandccakm
sedan to do housework, wait on table mil,t
hsmk.berwor lala
EXPERIENCED UPERTTUBS
0n Wilcox it Gibbs Straw Machines.
Experienced hat trirnaserv will take a isw brightI
smart young lattice to learn sewing and trimming.
Want Six Girls to learn Reeling.
APPLY AT ONCE.
a. c. grammars,
it! Its la Dltlsr street. lerwslk, Conn.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY
Experienced Straw Sewers
’Also Girls to Learn Straw Sewing.
DENNIS & BLANCHABD. ‘
So 1th Norwalk. Conn. January at.
W eon sane.
”siQWm-é I. under iii. head ' .3; anti—IE}
llmldmcfldttmesbfic. I such“ m
136 Sr
'wo choice building lots, so and some hurt, on
Lil! Westaveaue Applyto W. U. SAINTS or
Tot-ET.
Advsrusemealsnndath lsbead.notsxcaadlngo
lmlmulflmm."fl|hw
sung: gflgY‘JOOIS. :flgsl'l’m ".003
ill pend s e
perlsrn strsst MflflwApply: at no manna
attest. Harwell. filw
or stone. as oi om mistress-r,
ma rents In:- E'L‘Ti
tanner psrraosth. Marstohu
Tor III-vs use or sonar an s hnpausoun
Ilsa
Poms-lbs 7s :A to a lorries.
it? lw
12 south Iain a reel. Spur “walk
ltOOIII ‘Id. 9! mlITll lawman, It!"
6 hlfi all conveniences; h m hoary arrest.
Smith ’tiorwa I, rent til; alwIGronms. lauavenue.
Ia-t Itorwalk near depot. renrhlo Pluses-ton at
once Awlyto'i’aylurtuoldsn, or W You“. at
Lockwood His Co. ltd It
110ml] of SIX norms 0‘." WOODWATII)
avenue sis. Also house oi all rooms last
await all l’artoi kpustou Wocdwsruavenns,
all Inquire or I It Woodward
nulls sans units on warn: nurse
and Tut avenue. Rents iron is to all
panama. Init sl. classe- itsyinmd 83)-
Latin ll ILDING.
tatiaaory; malnbal
and addition raw. and
'i‘l' Uri-D ’03 a
”a #170. two stories
good or; a good boiler,
hover . salt-slits Tor any business a' spiy
to John Ii. huspo. liar: West street, Smith tier-
walk. diati
Till WOODW ARI) dollflMD—ll Booklet
list and cold water bath recur. heater to
with stabltug ior use thrass, cow stablea. chicken
houses lei all in mm repair Inquire oi ('
l‘wsrtz at 0 id Woll' "Company. old It
\ PLEASANT nous iii A COKVI‘IIRST
T locality tendered to persona who would like to
WWII-t time do the winter or
. , lumusndlmsrd m. 1. Hrs. J. Ii.
r.b¢nr ltllfllst N W” whit-ruined). l‘. met!
MEETING
ETTT TTTTTWTLT TTTTERT.
It"! In hereby given that these will In
wetiugol the voters of liast Norwallt held
loll-e old 3. l. t‘ harsh on Wednesday February
1 lam, atho’cloch p. m. for the port stone or ap-
polstlngneommi In to assist the shy oi South
Stu-air. to obtain an amendment In Its eharIsr ts—
lmdlnl the so that s was to Include Its Iarslnry
oi kart Korwal; sort to a mat a rem-Ines to
"restart. slur the the bet Lsndli «ken-ed ewe
Illsnl. Ioaalhorisl them to erect a “Ibis toner
asdwplacetlie neilln position in the-a
pp“ Par order “Hamil.
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WIUSID "All,
our arose out. w
Dudes the Issac-went cl
MR. H. o. KENEEDV,
Maud II It
,Iuosrmclrs'r saw scum.
ussnaorts 00W!!! 13,
And
THE NEW YORK COMPANY.
Ilsats now to sale at lloyt's and Gm ”V;
opera House,
T
N T Wednesday
Fe'n’ y 4E
Event".
T; mummmrawawam
lacunae-lessor , ,
MR. EDWARD E. BICE,T
in the latent musical, hurls-ape novel ,
ty. in three acre. cull i
View is E:
Don’t 1‘.”
p to are the
1
F“Bonanza Girls,”
from 'Prisco. In their lemons
T sketches.
Mercer seats at llsio a and
I’lnistrd's earir. so as to get
Writer Is by Percy Wooden who [0th 1T
Dsosnge
T0“! BUT 11' Ill SUNNY!
' With Its Superb Cast Gorgeous
f assumes. lntrsncing lurlc. lie-
I wlrcblrg Spool [ties and Charming ,
«era. =
fines
Wild Cherry,
Horehound,
20 GEN-rs.
NORWAIJK. COIN.
I... or Evening. F ;' 2.
Bailey 0 rmpbsll's Greatest Success,
SIBEBIA,
' lint-walk.
5min Lauren-int. EB .
TEE minim )
zsiiicim. SITE
'TT
NeverBeiier
coves BALSAM
Tar and Tolu,
H. R. HALE
EEEE
AND
COMFORT
Everybody buys their Footwear’from
~ that old-established and ever-popular
Boot and Shoe House of
G. H. HARVEY,
7Q North Main St, South Nor-walk.
m—-_
so TOW the goods are
/ Prices are
sure to go.
15-. Now 011.
~——- “‘0’"..—
GIVEN IN SOUTH NORWALH.
sIfYnu Tam 0118.
price, only $350 each,
by those desiring: II real Tn'u-
gain.
Nine
looked after.
will only try.
be IIIIIITII according to
5'0"
own Wishes.
oumsrmv sw rm
T HTMTT i TUTT
HOSE LOTS on Lowmlvs
avenue so reasonable in
and
those on Woodward avenue
from $350 to 8500, according
to Size of lot are :Ipprocim d
T Its Tl Ive been sold
this IIIOIIITI and more ill‘t' being
You can secure one it you
The terms of payment will
Fur IIIrtTIer particulars apply
to TAT LOB lit (3 LDEN , or
83 WASHINGTON STREET.
l'
DTTTTIT TTT.
toascoltr's Poll’l'.)
IOIJ'I'II hoBWALII. -
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oysters fresh from the surround
In. season served In every
00! N.
TTTTTTTTT UTTTTT TTTT' TTTT WTTITTTT
Sugar with every pound of ion Tor 50 cents,
FOR CASH ONLY.
.Now is your opportunity. Come on.
«M
THE ONLY sans or 11's KIND EVER
Don’t make a mistake by
waiting too long. ,We have
on hand a. large supply of all
goods advertised, but they will
_ not last forever at the reduced
If you have not read our
price list, get one, peruse it
well, for 2 it means the saving
of a. good many dollars to you.
nu; BISTUN STflIlIE,
TTTTTTTTTLTTETTSTTTTTRT TTTTTE GIVEN TTTT
MOORESHARMAN’S
Until further notice err-twill give 3 pounds of Granulated
M our I HillMlli.
[LAW a...
M
HARDWARE
OILS.
Paints, Tarnishes,
ROPE‘,_TWINE,'
Wire TTITTTIIT, Wonder Ware, Etc
w: c. “ unto,
. Tllllllc llhl.l._ Buick.
I
9.71!
GEé'I’IGE 3 Pulse ,Dear
Sin—Knowing the formula
from . which! thimed'srflongTI
Remedy is prepared, we certify”
that the medicines of which it ‘
is composed are of recognized
utility for throat and lung tron
bles, and that it contains no
opium or other poisonous or
injurious drugs.
. C. S. MURRAY, M. D., NorWalh.
Dims Brrcucocx, Ii. D., V
G. R. MCGOXEGAL, M. D ,
Wu C. Bt‘nxz, Jr., M.D.,So. Norwalk.
0. G. Bonuses. M. D.,
G. W. BENEDICT. M. D. ,
H, Beaumont), M. D., Stamford.
R.,L. BOIIANNAN, M. D.,
W. S. Tenn, II. D., Ridgefield.
ELEBY C. CLARKE, Washington, D. 0.
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If You are troubled with a
cough or cold use
PLTISTETT’S
comm
RETETTY:
It Is Sure to Help You.
\ .
MAXTTFACTL'RED AT
Plaislel‘s Drug TIflTfl
Sold by all Drugglsts.
TTSHTTTTTTTT ITTTTET
0"» “warm .v'l'as. lost.
”some.“ *4“
Home Dressed Poultry s Wally. ,3
orders Delivered Promptly.
CHARLES SHITH
arr Washlssgton arms
T’Tlli TATE!
deer via: lamb.
{Irrsnunws’
'lhonldsrs,
Wflflilfl
style.
E.POWER _ -
'” '""'“§:'.‘Z;“........, F- H . NAS H & B R O.
:35: g5:% nsvs rim neutron star erect: or
Decorated Dinner and Tea Sets.
TO THOSE ABOUT mITO BUILD.
summon-dens
mamas. anus-sat map
I. D. “Alt.”
s iorall kinds oi
stew-tie lly
«I... Mugs, Plain and Shaving, Eneravcd and Plain Glass Ware.
PAIGE CUPS. IAUGEHS All) PITOHERS.
ouaoooossssnasr-orasssanmmsmns mwwasrrsrcss.
run. NASH a 313.0.
(EARLSBAD, FRENCH AND BDIIEMIAN mums,
Spur mi Ennis
At a Big Discount
Toruskeroom iorsprlsulltcck. fiscaihllllhso'
”SMOKING AND WATER SETS
DOG MEDICINES AND SPRATT'S
DOG BISCUIT.
M't {mm
Remnant all Luci Brit!
Opssvvwrdsrnfillsnm. , -.,
ND. 4 WATER 8m,
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