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Thiohléial boardoi tbeflalt avenue
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evening.
The Bitch men are at work putting
praBmeelds
gm Kay-er island skillfully". constructed,
Attonryfiuinckwoodialohridge
' port today to attend the hearing oi the
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The storm which moved from the
Tmtbwntonfiunday isnnw passing oil'
:1m'coutineritbywayoiths8t.hwrenoe
but it will be severe on the upper
cousin The small "cold
W in lurcsrwilladvcnccesstto-day
a“ use“. niall oi temperature. In this
' district to-day partly cloudy to lair,
e‘dlder wcatbermirsshrtlo briskdsoutllli;
Ml! to n weate y win a w
prevalhpreceded by log and
.m” r'ainml’ near the coastline and on
Iron; Hand. On Wednesday in this
India New England slightly
salsa. lair weather will probably pre-
vaiLwith fresh westerly winds, iollowed
an slight increase of temperature in
western parts oi this section; and on
‘ Manwurmer, lair to partly cloudy
Wand variable, becoming south-
atom
”We nl-nuuereu le-lurraw.
Mtide
.:.,_Thefinalflo:Sociableoithc season
fwlflbelieldatIuaicHall this evening-
we Book and Ladder company
will hold their annual meeting and elect
ioa oi elbows, Thursday evening.
Annulber oi people from out of town
arrive at the Iahackemo hotel this
More to attend the Home Sociable.
VTlIlDariendo‘gcase hearings willbr
Edd to- locate the Raymond-
moieties linkhed at Bridgeporttoo
IlhIollicSeilsck, whois at present
riding with her grand-daughter. Ire.
Hartford Smith. oi Belden avenue, is
quaint.
ButlerChaptcr,No. as, R a.lt., will
chiller the P. I. degree this evening
Allfbyillrchloacna invited. Banquet
diarwork.
“The South has confirmed the appoint
filo! W. RBich, brotheroi Gilbert
mar South Norwalk. lobe poitmss-
naturalistic};—
”its freer au Society oi the East
AvenuelJ'Lchurch will mastic-mor-
rnw evening at the residence oi Ire.
InryJonaaonFirat avenue.
LnadjonmedmeetingditheBoardoi
mus to hevsbssnheld last
A quorum not being present
“lusting adjourned iorone week.
«A newline oispringcoloringe in
ma theBnaton Store, Norwalk.
The Epworth lasagna meeting at the
m I. 3. church tomorrow will be
au'etelflllilitide
E,
LOolbnro enwrtained her Sun-
eoltoolcle. at herhome on West
vsnueSatnrday aiternoon and
Theyoungladiee hsdaplcaa-
timeandaaslegactsnpper.
in. ata- oi yesterday made the
W New England Telephone com-
pray ieel “untenable when it began,
Iteppaaredaethongh they were going
taileslvsaseoond visitation oi broken
w” and blg damages. But luckily
saehwasnottheease.
ruAdaelctoiw haustonlect iron at
gemrwcss
taut yosesanot lilies
2
lg;
”be members at the Young Isa’a
“W “It'll TM“
0.18 ‘
cusdhlatevsWealeyBsnks.
WilliamCJemcle toilt uponeoi hie
new stored on the Washington street
bridgeaeahilliardandlunch room.
Samuel German, of East Norwalk. who
has been confined to hie house during
thepaetwsck, lsablctobeonttoday.
CompanieeDaudeill go to Stam-
lord on Ionday evening oi next week
end join Company 0 in a battalion drill.
Pioneer Castle, No. l, A. O. K. oi I.
0. ., will work thcthird degree to night.
All Sir Knights are requested to be
.preeent.
Old: Well lodge. F. a A. I.,will work
HIM desire on Friday subtitle. All
mmhlly invited. Reirseuments
alter work.
John J. Welsh, James T. Hubbell and
A.»-E. Austin are in Weston today in-
ventorying the assigned estate oi Nelson
Crosamau.
James Kelly was beiore Judge Knapp
this morning charged with drunkenness
and breach oi the peace. He was lined
$3.00 and costs.
The Y. I. C. A. classes in book-keep-
ing and mechanical drawing will meet
as usual this evening and the orchestra
will rehearse at 8 o'clock.
George L Boxtou, oi Buckingham
Post, is talked of in connection with the
position of senior vice commander oi
the State (lamp, G. A. R.
A large delegation irom Douglas Fow-
ler Post, G. A. 3., went to Ieriden this
morning to attend the annual encamp-
lnsut oi the department.
Several members oi the Norwalk
Wheel and Social club will go to Bridge-
port tonight toatteod the reception of
the Bridgeport wheelmen.
The Christian Workers oi 'ths East
Norwalk I. E. church will meet at the
rcu'dc’oce oi Ire. Charles Smith on Maple
avenue, on Friday evening.
V Theladiee oi the Norwalk Methodist .
church will give a literary and musical
entertainment, togetherwith an oyster
supper, at the church tomorrow evening.
I). F. Howell has purchased the oyster
steamer "Alberta." The "Alberta"wss
built bylllobardsd: Weed, and wasorig
inally owned by Aloab Tnthill, oi Five
Ills River.
John B. Finch. oi East Norwalk, is
spendiegu iew days in New York. B'u
irtendeeaythathc has unusual attrac-
tionatbsrc, which will probably culmi-
note in a ‘aocial useman early date.
1‘ is expected V the Jerome Paper
new, will begin to move their run
chicory into their newly, leased shop on
Water street, Norwalk. on Iarch l. The
company will probably not get located
in town beiore the first oi April.
Owing to the severe storm oi last even.
ing the tracks oi the horse railway com-
pany became well nigh impassable, and
it was with dIMcnlty that the horses
could keep their ieet. As it was, two oi
the horses iell and were badly used up
A woman alighted iron the 11:08 train
in this city last evening and appeared
very strange, her heliel being that some-
one was iollowing her who meant harm.
Shswaepersuaded to get on the train
again and went on her way to New Ba-
Frank Smith, a noted New Haven oys-
ter grower, caught the largest oyster
eversesn in that vicinity, so lot as is
known. while he was dredging st thew
outer edge oi the harbor last Thursday.
The shell was ill inches long and2
Inches wide.
Our Brothers l.odge,l. O. O. I?" con
lured the first degree on eleven candl
dates last night. Next Monday night
they will confer thosroond degree on
five candidates. and next May. at a
special meeting, they will put through
the remaining six candidates.
“gauntlet haavoted ior the centimet-
waair workaior that Village and
hangstaek. 'l'aaWealpert Water-Cola-
oeny has tress ml“. slim have
been elected and the $60,000 oi stock has
been subscribed. Unless something no-
lookcd ior occurs to prevent. the plant
will be begun early in the spring.
John French—W assietant supsrtendent'l“
oithsPaans’sUis Insurance company,
of this city. has been appointed the
positionoisupsrlntacdentoithsilrldge-fl
portdlstrlctaudwlll take chameoihls
newdutlssonInnday. Ir. Frenchhas
oulybesnlctheeaiployoitheoompsny
iorayearand latcbs congratulated up
onhisqulek prom. His inseam
will. Freeman,“ PawtucketJt I, who
arrived Inthiseityyeeterday
w-Thcmaewho ystvctu iorGeneral
Jackscnaeverhsardoinrusaslasosp.
committee complain-Te.“
I sol
heulthoillsadaswnlst traditional
hemlock» yctd sewers.”
when lass ctr-rate oi rheumausm,
easements, a”.
maintained to thceud. Ir. Nobles done
some superb acting when temporarily
stricken with Omchwc. in the first
act, and wins a spontaneous cartels
call nightly by his splendid work at the
end oi the second set, when be recover!
the power at speech. The company is
an unusually strong one, and the stage
setting- rich and appropriate. Dollie
Noblea' sympathetic acting in the dual
role oi mother and daughter is one oi
the most interesting lectures in an alto-
gether excellent periorlnance. ‘Froai
Sire to Son’dras promptlyttaksn its posi-
tion among the very best productions aim
native dramatists."
Paul Kauna- at luale Inll.
On next Saturday evening. Feb. 14th
theatre goers oi South Norwslk and
vicinity will have pvt-seem! to them for
the first time Steele Iacksye’e grout
New York and London success, Phil
Ksuvnr, and noduubt itiwill meet with
a crowded house. as it is not oiten that
we have such high class attractions. and
thereiors we ought to take advantage oi
the occasion.
“Paul Kauvar, the hero oi the mngni
licent stage production, embodies the
noblest patriotism. and is actuated by
the Ioitlest principles oi honor. 0i
humble birth. be was born ior the times
and {ought ior what he believed to be
the good of his country. The plot It'd
development oi the story are impressive
ly vivid. There are some ieariul scenes,
and particularly the tableaux disclosing
that monster oi anarchy, the guillotine,
with the victims awaiting death. caused
everyone to shudder. The situations and
climaxes are most thrilling. The power
oi love iorme an important part oi the
play. and Paul Kauvar shines resplen-
dent, not only ior his patriotic daring.
but the sacrifices he made and the agony
he endured ior his wile, who belonged
to the aristocratic class, against whom
nil the wrath oi the ininriatsd. blood
seeking populace was directed. In this
drama every character lends completi-
tlesc and interest to the periormance.
There are several men oi heroic mold in
it, and some oi them are the enemies oi
cause ior which Kauvar was willing to
lay down his liie. During the live long
acts oi the play the interestzstiatained. "
-"Johu, " laid a wile to her hurl-and.
“what a goose you are. 1 really believe
you cannot tell a yard oi gingham item
a cargo oi brick. Here you have br ,ugbt
me ten cakes oi that nasty, yellow; rosin
aoap,whsu ”old you to honors and!“
bring Brussels. Don't you believe in
economy?"
TAILDK & GDLDEN,
Bill Ellill all lllllllll,
WASHINGTON STREET
South Ierwnlk. cents.
an! i‘
I H5153.
,waugrnn.
r “Wings
“mutational!
linesLitimeScJtl-esloc. lweekllco.
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kwork. Apply‘ht M 58
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Two sousra Wan rwoWa AII'I' not:i
Palm stoma:It [07 sin on and'lortgsge.
Ap‘g’y‘at'l'aylordecldsa‘eltal
ATM BILL remap.“ A! ‘2..me 300. AND
A
aadconvumcnt and" very
pleasantly located. thlhaloldchaapaad
ten-e. ly to Ira. Jan-ha D Tothiit ”Ell
“and”! int
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OUNDBEGNIlONAL GHUllllll.
Felicity lliliit, Fri 11.
Prof. :Geo. W. Morgan
WWII. .
Miss Maud Morgan
arr-lesion, - so ens-rs
I“ 1 MI!” I W rill.
In. I: 6. at 9 columml’laleig and
OPERA HOUs‘c.
can NIGII'I' ONLY.
Wednesday, Fahd 1
rue Ilium alt-rim
Ill-TO. all! DOLE“
NOBLES
in Illlon lobler's lat-t and ere-test Play.
FBflll SIRE 'l‘ll SllN
yctwl'ltlenby animal
PICTURIFQUE SCIHIC IWIC'I'S‘. START
LING DRAIA’I'IO 0UI‘XIsl W-IIOLI
Still COIIIW’ IXU Ulel'l'k IU-
SIC! [‘11];le lu'i‘a!
PRICES, 35, 50 Ind 75.
Bdrmd seats now on ate at Dale‘s and Pisis‘ed s
JUST DIE NIGHT.
landl- Triumph.
STEEL MACKA Y E'S
llllc. Llrl
Tableau oi the Emmy Titties dar
log the
oi'l'enorin inhaling. with
And I Input) Company. including
on: women"...
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“GENE aoatsso.
Reserved Sealant sale at ont‘e
drugstore:
Pronouncedbyable critics the Bret Iodrrn Play
Anseeneryrequlledm In.” this wprndnctiorrcarricd by
A Powerful Drama! Superbly Acted!
MU SIC HALL,
SATURDAY, FEB. Hill.
me NOTE—IT}: cvmt'r
A Grand Production of the Great law York and
PAUL KA'U'V'A -s
Picturesque. love-tic and Willing i lama Real
HENRY AVELIHG
50—— AUXILIABIES- 50
confirm .sp rut
Pltlcml, 35. do and 15 CENTS.
sad on}?
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Grouse B. Puts-ran, Dear
Sin-aKnowing the formula
from which Pleistod’s Cough
Remedy is prepared, we certify
that the medicinespl‘ which it
is composed are of recognized
utility for throat and lung tron
bios, and that it contains no
Opium or other poisonous or
injurious drugs.
0. 8. IUItltAY. I. 1).. Norwalr.
Burrs Hitchcock. Ii. In,
G. R McGowan. Ii. D.
.qu (than, Jr. ,It.D.,So.}lorwalk.-
C. G ROWAN, it. D.
Gr: '9'. unsure-r; Ii. $9.,
11. Ecsounroun. I. 0., Stamford.
R. L. Sonatina. Ii. 1)..
‘w. a. Tool), it; 1)., Ridgefleld.
Elli“ c. Curran. Washington, D. C.
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If you are troubled with a
cough or cold use
PLAIS'I‘E ’:
“ . ct JFH
REMEDY.
It Is Sure to Help You.
MANI.‘ FACTL'RED AT
“Plaistei‘s Drug Store
TWENTY-SIXTH
~—-—0P "I.-
LIFE INSURANCE co.
BAB'I'I’OID. cattle.
January Ill. 1891.
RECEIPTS IN YEAR is; 0.
Premiums .............. tn?» film
interest at d rents ......... ior 36*
.22
taudlure . .. . 6659 829786!
DlSBUIiSIIINTS IN YIAR lilitl.
Annual Statement
Connecticut General
,Angisnuuy 1.189), it cost ....... it sure: be
.2 245,5‘0 U7
Sold bv all Druo ggists.
Fol sill!
Spur 111g Funds
Death mm ........... tum no
lainrad endowments . . out! it
hog-ed and surrendered port- Ill 68' 6.
1: ”$7.33? At a Big Diecotlnt
" "33:3 'llouiakemomior Spring stock. Alsositdllineoi
led l i 4 Id.” -
“Emilia? 2...}... nos MEDICINES AND srnm's
tlaarleaoi olllreieaod em- ””7“ DOG B'scu".
0 ...................
MW ......... 9.: use settler; ____ '
' “summon; Don't ior-get the
ASSN“. last A“ l. 1m.
Caeh on hand and In hick
Bonds and stock. .
W
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TO THOSE ABOUT TO BUILD.
Catheters-easel“ its ior-harass
mam-.flfl
u. Q-WDALL.
Restaurant and Luci Foil!
Open every day until It p In.
_. “w“ ‘mmw Wild“; liuleetatcowned hvmpnr. at cost .3353: NO. 4 W ATER STREI lr'yl‘
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It ignited?“ ”$3?thng loot.“ Drummers... . pl 9910le
Add Intttrst doc and ac-
TB! “TONS. No II 500""! IAIN ITIIIT, (fled ......... '12“. l‘l
byArthnr s 'fllll, from lay hi'i hemirnsdelmed still out.
lul.reat permeate Addisw'Juhu rents. aflyumeostotcoi- rites:
aoolia deductions” creamsm $3.33.“ng " ' .. ,.
dodge-'3- 3:3; Egawflew'u autism sou.......~m....'.:...,,° untrue mm ,
.gnmrfi’WWT ll"- 11'3", arc-m til-semi imam Our Sample boxes
11"“ °l.l"..‘t’tl‘.’..?l' mutt: 1...... mm mm.» . contamm the chore—e
raiser bounce Woodwarda ansn‘ I
D‘ngoohl oi r s Woodward m wpm'wmnm ".th - -
'"I' “l" MW“- m" BSD CODlOCthDOl‘)’ only
HOU'IIIAIDI unison wares mm WWII-"'0“ m i
maltrxfl' “" 1WD: com-w r... ”m“, Quit? ”"5 100. per box. Try
3“ bites! “n.9,? mom Landfill.
Ann-:20”... magma: mewmmmsm... :0; them.
WWmJloflwg’ ”an”?! Digitizatlilt roden- special leewvsduetc
In! viticulture concerns—u itooits Since inoculation l" octahe'l'865i
“momma «mm.- moo-mmmmm
m... Miner ... “or. ° sn:.......... ...........~.
hum-salmon»... insists .
Ween": «.a .3. W...“ mutations...“
mating“. ‘ no. .55 "We... m 45%..“ '5' ” mmmsmm
And a, issuance-
DOST. wfiukmbusmolummifi mwg’mfi ””33?"
Mlmmlmgfl‘flh h.’ S. St L5HOMMEDIEU9 filaem.%samma
Arum. sliver music at. AGENT- “figflmflifi o ,
"- tom loawau. cuss ‘ '
:s'lll'l
Finn Want flit
HOSE LOTS on Lowndcs
avenue so reasonable in
price, only $350 each, and
those on Woodward avenue
from $350 to 8500 according
to size of lot, are appreciated
by those desiring a real bar-
gain.
Nine lots have been sold
this month and more are being
looked after.
You can secure one it you
will only try.
The torms of payment will
be made according to your
own wishes.
For further particulars apply
to TAYLOR & GOLDEN or
CHRISTIAN SWARTZ.
BL N PfllN‘l‘.
tumours Pom.)
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CON N.
Hflllifl [llllll lll' Illfl Wllllll'
0: store fresh from the surround-
trig waters server! In every
at) In.
J" E. POWER
PROPBIKTOR.
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incite“; ‘sosion notion slug 'sseson llama “rosin" Sumo“,
.‘SHBAHG ESUOH~ OJ.
l-l ALE’S’
coves BALSAM
Wild Cherry,
Horehound, .
Tar and Tolu,
20 CENTS.
H. R. HALE
NOIWALK. CDNN.
lllllll MONEY,
Beauties. Vahahlel’sperajewdry.
‘ urnchoiit,posihly.eoulduotbere-
placedatanycoal. Aretheyaaicat
yotu’hianemhichisindangeroi lite
Whynotrelieveyourmlnd? Aisle
deposit boa inthc vaults oi the
lereaallle liaie Deposit Cen-
palycostsbut little.and you are
happyinknelriugyourvaloableasre
Sales cost item proton per year tin-word-
Iog to site Ii you are interested.»
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WAG 0 N S
Mum
Buggies. Pitches, Carriages,
Canopies, Spindles, etc.
Prices to Quit All.
Mfidlll’l‘hefll.
mm me
la”
"SBUFIElll ill
snobbery? Possiblyitwolrlesmp
We shall ofier, this week, Merrimack Prints at 5c a yard _'
Fine line Outing Flannels, 12¢ a yard.
A big drive lli Plaid and Stripe Dress 38 inches wide, 25c I:
end 35¢ a yard.
On Tuesday we shall offer good brooms at 9c each.
Everything else in the Kitchen Department at réihddd prices.
Why pay 90 for old style Dress Ginghams, when you can
get?” new styles for gist .l‘ . ‘
if i 2‘in
SCOFIELD a. HOYT’S
37 WASHINGTON STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK, o-II.
SPlIlllll. llllSlllllY ill-ll
lienls’, ladies’ and Bhildren’s
lOc Per WPair.
SEE EAST WINDOW
W 00LEN ROSIERY
Q All Grades at Greatly Reduced Pi'ices.
__._ -. 4 >__. _.
l. Fickerman & Son.
'84 WASHINGTON ST.
SOUTH NORWALK. OT.
Selling Out?
All goods in (or GINTS FURNHIIIFG DIPARTIINT. Underwear and line
Inst go as we will give up these departments to make room ior our SPRING Imllllltl'pm
FUR CAPES AND MUFFS
W ill be sold a! any msonahle price We artist makeroorn.
CORSETS.
We have the largrat stock oi these "7”“ In the state. and will clue out in
below c wt. During this rule we will lour eprclnl brand. so well known. iorgg'oe'anwm
SILK HANDKERCHIEFS
aml Ill "1.3m in P. sin. White and Panty must go with the rat. Do not miss this opportunity.
MILLINERY.
.tii trimmed liars and Shapes must he sold. No reasonaue otter refused
a»..-
H. KRIEGER,
Mslmckemo Hotel Block, South Norwslk.
Bennett & Husledfl-l A R ow A R E ,
28 late Sta, Bo. Norwalll.
‘ 011.9.
Fails, Fish, Floats,
Paints, Varnishes,
Fruits, Venerable, Poultry, in: ROPEvTWlNEv“
or {ill else. In Their sea-oi.
Wire Fellini. Woolen Ware, lit
AT WHOLESALE AND REIMI
3- l ““3117. It!» I. ll ”mgr, —-»—~-4ea-._~..
c. FeKLYF & saw [1, [1an an],
.1
stockat iar
We too. I. “LYN,
51 Washington Street, South NOMIllt
21 lialu Street Norwallt.
Filll-Cllll Balers, Conlellillil'
Anti Ice Cream.
orders Promptly Attended To.
0 our." til warrant
on scavuitoutt.
reassure ”BIA“ All) MW“
MIMIC Ill“... 3W“.
lllSHlNll‘llll llllll'
one Quailtyr-‘l‘hc less.
MVLM.§M. at!“
Home Dressed Poultry asperldly
mm orders Delivered Pre-
vmmummm is.“ l“,-
n... W m
marine Mott,
has amass-adults“ 3‘ WWII-ll.
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