The ivy banjo club will meet at the
Items of Hi. Libbis Iockwood on East
avenue this evening.
A. L. Benedict will celebrate the 88th
anniversary of his birthday this evening
at his home. No. ii Lowe street.
A surprise party wasglvsu Illss Grace
Atridge at her home on Chestnut street.
last evening, by a number of her young
friends.
sac-Is- am; a m“
lgsfiirlsslsmmlll
‘An inocudisrysetiire to the Danbury
opera house Tuesday night, but the
llsmsswcre soon discovered and little
damage was done.
The Union Gospel Temperance Reform
‘ Association will hold an entertainment
at their hell on the Washington street
bridge this evening.
Charles Gebebe’s horse ran away on
Water street this morning, breaking the
wagon. The horse was caught near the
Wall street corner.
~Arnew line of sprinlt colorings in
J23“. 27 .
moon's PHAIES. .
1pm. “"2 )QnartsrlD... 1"
Ola... 8,... ”9 Gidflzsm
. .3; M]- 101103.
Mon of local entertainments of all
warm to which as admission III diarpsd,
Wm prawn private
tellers arr adoa-tisernent
Wuhadco'lisina columns,
, MWfiwalwpularrutcs, weenie
clillc.‘ /
law last a...» weather Horse-ass.
'l‘hb near the Virginia coast
on Wednesday night, then email and
weak, developed rapidly into quite a
strong cyclone yesterday morning and
. advancedn , skirting the New
Jersey Indlgtltfilsland coasts. In this
district today fair, colder weather and
brisk to fresh northerly and westerly
winds, will probably prevail, preceded
' by cloudiness near the coast line and on
glslaud. On Saturday in thissec-
lion sand in New England fair weather
- will probably prevail, with slight tem-
perature changes and fresh, variable
winds. i‘ollowed by cloudiness and snow
or rain to this section with the advance
of astorm now forming in the South
w :thspresent outlook for Sunday in
these sections is partly cloudy, warmer
weather, prewded by rain or snow.“
' mums Alla-u tor ’A’o-Ilorrow.
Sunrises Sunsets Bightide|IIowIidc
6.20 5.42
William Thies started up a flock of
A pktlo recital of a high order will he
by Edward B Perry, of Boston, who
has made lame for himseit as a pianist.
Clarence L. Osborn, of Georgetown,
went to Bridgeport this morning, to at-
tend the trial of William Lobdell, who
shot him in the face, last summer, den
troying the sight of both eyes.
--All the local news can be found in
Tim Evmito 82.1mm, which is all gate
at Raudle’s store, Winnipauk.
The new commandery'of the United
Order of the Golden Cross being formed
in Norwalk will be instituted this even-
ing in American Mechanics' hall on
Water street. at 7:30 o‘clock, sharp. Past
Grand Commander G. E. Barber, oi Bir-
mingham ; W. 0. Staples, of New Haven,
and W. N. Simone, of Norwalk, will
have charge of the exercises, assisted by
visiting members from Guiding Star
Commandery, of Bridgeport.
no moaning ol the word advertise, "to
make known." explains Its Importance.
lake known what you have to sell in
manta, Int the Boston Store. Nanak...
given at the Hillside school this evenidg‘
. the In. cry.
The frog boy. with his congress oi
cab-little wooden, is now on exhibition
in Wood’s sbuilding. Iain street. Nor-
walk. Beginning Hatch c. this wonder
of the century will hsexbibitsdin the
store recently vacated by flamiltcn
Brothers in lfuslc Ball block.
"out Jed frosty."
Considering the unpleasant weather
there was II very large audience at Music
Hall last evening to see Richard Golden
and his excellent company In "Old Jed
Prouty” of Bucksport. Maine. The play
waste narrative or domestic lite in New
England and the characters were true to
the situation. Mr. Golden as "Old Jed
Prouty" sustained the wide reputation
be has justly earned and his acting was
superb In every respect. The three coi-
leegues who represented characters sim-
ilar to "Old Jed” were equally good in
their respective roles. Little IiillieAtrlcsn
Smith’s acting and singing were very fine
and her dsncing was equal to any, we
have ever seen by so young a miss. Alias
Dora Wilcy’ a siuqug was a pleasant
lecture, her voice being vcry sweet.
The characters were all well represented.
Nothing was left undone Ito impart real-
ism to this qusiotly realistic drama oih
country lile.
Not Too Late for the Postscript.
Wile—Did you post that letter i gave
you 7
Huabond—Uerieinly
Wile «I wish you hadn't.
eIIIIIctlIiIIg l which in and In it.
”Ofelia! Cl (prirduz'ir z II-its‘I).—Why
didn’t you say at) before? Here It is —-
Brooklyn Ll‘l.
s.
There Is
—-Wem do not cl IIm Ihut for raising
buckwheat cake: on i [or other culinary
purposes Brussels soap is as good as your,
but for "raising" a nice clean wash upon
the line “it takes the cake"—in fact all
of them.
TAYLOR it GOLDEN,
Bill Eilalil all lilill'llllll,
WASHINGTON STREET
South Norwalk. Conn.
saw It
robinsoanodward avenue this morn- no Bsutlnsl's Business mr - , for
I... ' rear.
A daughter was born to Ilr. and Airs. HAT’I’BBS' PUB.
' Robert0.Bsymondlc Bownyton, Tues- ‘ n". “awkw- 0' w" “mm. m
a“ M“ Connecticut.
The board of general appraisers at New
York have for some time had under con-
sideration the question of the tariff
aflectidg hatters' furs. Recently an in-
voice of plucked coney skins was import-
ed into the port of Boston, where the
collector imposed a duty of 20 per cent.
ad valorsm on them, claiming that they
were partially dressed by reason oi hav-
ing the hair which extends outside oi
the fur plucked out boiore importation.
This ruling of the Demon collector is
contrary to the decisions of the treasury
department, extending over a period oi
twentycdvo years, opinions to that Iii-get
having been given by Secretaries McCul
loch, Boutwell and others. The question
was tried before the board of general up
preteen on Tuesday in New York. Borne
titty or more manulacturers of haIIers’
furs lrom Connecticut and New York,
including Joseph J. Arch of South Nor
walk, and A. '1'. White oi Danbury. were
present and odered to show that what u
known as plucking the hair irom these
for skins is no part of dressing them.
The clause of the tarill act which sliccla
this question reads as follows; “Fur
skins of all kinds not dressed In any man-
ner. tree.”
it was shown that when the (or was
to be used for hattera’ lure the fur skins
are never dressed at all, and when they
were to housed tor any oIher purpose
they were plucked alter they were dress~
ed, and that plucking might precede or
(allow the dressing. as it was in no part
at that process. It seems that the im-
porters uninterested to have the duty
imposed. The appellants (losers. Wot
ten Brothers, oi New York, importers.)
admitted at the hearing that they had
imported invoices of these goods Into the
port of Boston and had protested against
an imposition of the duty, but that they
desired the protest to hooverruicd and
tbb duty sustained. The manufacturers
of hatrers' lure claimed that the rulingsrn
oi the treasury department should he
sustained, and that Congress never in.
tended to place a duty oi $0 per cent. ad”
column on hattsrs' tors and then in the
samsact take away that protection by
imposing a duty of 20 per cent. on the
article out of which they were mann-
factored.
Tbs board rock the papers and willsa-
access theirdmislns sum...
Veteran Darrell-1;: ,.
At the meeting in New Haven 0! the
William B. locker & Company placed
a large icc box in Lane' sdepot restaurant
this moraine-
”!‘hc W Litaary circle will meet
with Illa llnnic Rowan on South Main
stmct this altsrnoon.
Captain Russell Frost has been con-
duedtnhlshonsswithaseveresore
thrust for the past few days.
The Christian Workers of the East
avsnnslt. E. church will meet at the
Mdsnce oi Niss lary Dibble this even.
lug." ’
A .vcvy fine crayon portrait of Airs.
m9. miller, by Wrsy 8. Bedleut,
thcw.iéxhihited In Baxter's drug
atcrc window.
' Oabsom Encampment, l. 0. 0. 12".,
worked the second and third degrees
last evening and received six propositions
“membership.
While chopping some kindling wood
y-terdsy Jerry Bresneu. of Norwalk
had III. misfortune to strike tho back Kl
his hand, inflicting a severe cut.
The remains of Thomas N. Beeley,
father of Ira. liary E. Kinney, were
brought from New Haven on the 1:20
train to-day and interred In the Norwalk
cemetery. __
-Frsncis It 00., the cioIbiers, will
keep their store open londay. Wednes-
day and Saturday «outage, “Washing-
tonstsset.
lasso Blame was before Judge Knapp
this morning charged with vsgrancy.
nonhuman” days In jailautl
“was conveyed to that institution by
Ohio! Vollmer.
lines will be service this evening in
Trinity church at 7:30 o‘clock. The ser-
moawlllbeprsachedbytheitev. [Incius
W. Shay. assistant minister oi Christ
church, Bridgeport.
Over“! wasrsalizsd from the quilt
tllatwaspvssentedto ammo Tree at
ttsauppsrasd snurtaicment given by
thaladlssof Rowsyton I. E. church on
, Tuesday and Wsdassday evenings.
won'rnn.
is new an exhibition in
Wood’s Buildinz‘, llain St, Norwalk,
Admhsicnttlcentr. Doorsopsn from its III to
Imp m. suhday
Boy with his congress ol 0szch
Wondrmscstwlth strings. two bodies, two IaIIs
scdnac hesd;s adogwhh three less; s em with
cinnamon
; raucous. lame bear, the
”mend drcr
This we can all“ the mound. Prog- long
ilewssbornla iisrshswCo., it. 0.
cm.
i feet high
Th e wonde’r‘lnl hrucluenon has sugared In all
the greatclttes. as bew- bcforc I ,ablie ll
yearned exhibited in at stslsa. and iply has
leased the ladies and children "at"
D ourselves oflcscsoi
Isnu'uu'a II!“ no wguso tocluss
4%” Wewill othlrccdttuany ‘
«and.» is mm...
llllelsofsneir bl b moral character that his pet
roasgels from ladies and gsathnmol
loc.isty Even tho clergyman uphiid sud pitronizc
tat)“ II
this wonderful
GIGAI’I'IO WORK OF THE DII‘I‘Y.
WILL OPIY IN SOUTH NI IBWALK. MARCH 6, I
AT hTORB lN HUSH) BALL Bl.“ CK.
* FIIIIII than liIIiIIJ
.. (ROAM.
FRANK TAM.
momenta-i,
OHAB F. UNDBRHIIJI.
Weineiiay EIIIIII. March 4.
I...
Mr...“—
ADll lSSlON, 50 CENTS.
Diagram open for reserved seats Friday mornlnrr.
February 27. at ll o'clock. at Plalslcd' s and flag
gory‘ s drug stores. m
(i 80le ll. RAYMOND,
' Furniture Dealer.
New Store 46 ll 48 Main sh, Norwaik
Also Furnishing Undertaker
Residents. No a Berserly sheer. Tekphu .
l.i)ali 17—4 Dayol nilzlll-
mucus
BRI I’GEPOR'I’ T113.
I‘.’erj
I
TELEPHONE CALL 310.
One Week 0n] y, Commencing' Monday, March :2.
Illustnecs Wednesday and Saturday at tlzio p. Ill.
GEO. A. BAKER’S
BIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIII Opera Company
PEOPLE-
Oid favorites ando new [acre lacindlng the runny and rIrsatile comer! on 0W3]. W0! If.
'lm" evening. ilm-rsrcio: Tuesday“ cveniongcp
.Tnm Black Cl one
Thursday evening Iadsm Faun; hi9.” evening“
gar Ninth-HI: Wednesday matinee. Grand Bloom-«I;
Inc
“has", asturcay matinee. Bohemian Girl; haquay evening. Mikado
Baleoi seats now open atthe box oili'. c. Order sea II by mail or lait’phfltr,
1'21
A
ll
advertisements under this head. not
lines, 1 llmsfluc..8timcs.0:. lweek Sim.
’l‘OM PCBCIIAII TWO o'IOOND-IIAND snow
Athcvlou ti‘
TO THOSE ABOUT 10 Buii‘u‘II‘
CALLat my 00m and sec labs for all kinds of.
odcrahouses,care'uly and systematic ily
FOR SALE.
Advertisements under this hesdvnot acceding 5
liaes,ltlmsfic.ltima50c.iwueltfl.ili.
Tl“ DIST 08063“ W [N
for sale. large trade In dry gro-
Quillgrin 0?
lquorr; ore iyear's l-sse. Will take
country “house nearby ”Wk: yment. W21:
yu.N. Y. Mil
Nichols, ll! lyrue avarice,
NNAPAPIB FOR BALL—A ms, INAB—
psr man with notices tbaum
mm
csshcansecaresgonddsii and weekly psperlna
progressive wfleawake ew Inglsad town. Ad.
drrssBoxtd'Z. New RavemCono. not:
AIDS? DININABLI nwrtuao 0N WIS?
avenue, mouthing lemons I’id all the mod
sin conveniences; furnished or unturaisbsd 'I'sy
luv & Golden, Real Estate and insurance A Is.
“and 07 Washington street. gilt
4GBIAP annals. 0 YOUR“ WORK BORN]?
mangle and Wm” wagons. new and second
ml
TWO N008” AND 'I'wo V'A 'All'l' LUIS.
afloat and Second svceses. Mic!
Palm, Aim car. remain onbcad and Nor!
Apply at Taylor A Golden's heal lstalc agency.
AT}, BILL "LAND AN lell’l' N00- AND
basement house, with a large plot or ground
The house is commodicus and convenient scrim very
pleasantly locatsd Wliibasoidcbeap
y to In. Jerusha D. Talhill,
“sci“
TO LET.
verthcmentsander notexosed 5
mimmsmmmnm w
APLIAIANT. lililNieltlD NOON Wi’l‘ll
suitable iIIr our «two gentleman or
mansadwilc. atfllilxsbeth strut i'!.‘ at
Allow}! 0!! 101.135 Willi: I‘ AND TWO Oil
three homes on laxingtoa arcane. Neath
Norwalk Apply to Jacob I. Layton. not:
Olliil 01 Al! 800ml 0N NAIlL'l‘ON AVE
THERE" Apply to :doinn Wilch. at
Brown motors, a rest,
loath Norwal k mhlgto m
Bill'i'l or PIVI 1100.5 Will D. L'ilol-
media's store. to let, mm April I. Inquire
at store. on It
Houssor on All ltirulll. t OllNlll hillt-
I lttsad Woodward announcer It; also
orbs-Is ol' 4 rooms on Wood avenue,
MD; hcsmolo rooms. on lly Neck road. rest
Iii. AppiytclA Wood oodmi
HOD” 0N INADOW masmsou'rs Wm
Incense! Dr Mitt,” mWest'avcoue. l7 II
oils“ Allilluoltl 0N wA‘l‘kit skill"
Iner- Icr avenue. itssls troll u to AI!
gunned. salt ah classav. ”mounhrm
Imus-ms. pm”... m......,.......,_m mT"*.22”'t‘i3.f‘°‘i’£.'fm “2.“;
Mg tsryOenrgsN.lloseswss instructed tom "“MH'S'". mam weal: .......:..c
"a. W, IIIIIIIIy III. nan-III. of III. slam. madam W
WI. Wristbsfitalstcsssdsllstoflhoss Whosamacoav
vault“ in members who have been twentyviire A my wwwgflvgua ‘°
’hd' m.“ yesrslnths order. By comparing this man— Jig”. mamas.
.nmmum‘.“ listwlthtbspreaent membership listit It'll-M m
men who have been twenty-five years in
the order, scores being fortyailve and
dftyysarsofaga,audtheplan proposed
will undoubtedly result in increasing
the ms-tsrahlptm
Dinner 0" ng'l‘.” Milt
I
cagMa‘sI’IpsdaI-ans.
.. Price: Reasonable. Terms EIII
' ‘io [It Ibe olh use, {or the
least expense. A'li cla- srsoI bullets; operationsé
carefully succrintsndrvi
I. D. RANDALL.
Arrhlloct and Superialcudcut.
lishsckcmo Hotel Block. 50th Norwaik
“ from h to 6 p m 131.1!
$500 REWARD.
BIWABD 0P PW! HUNDRED DOLLARN
will be paid by the delirium of the Iowa of
Norwalk for the arrest and roovictlouot a: party
or panics setting any of the recent incendiary Ireain
mid town, or any such that may occur homiler
'EL Dt'o'iiAN. primrose of
XEL‘UN .l CRAW '- It: Iowa
usuallw aarao'xo, i of Nsrwslk
IlatsdatNorwmk, lcbrnsry l‘, m. "as
NOIICE T0 CONTRACIORS.
Soc-III NouwILa. Coax . Yes. is. tall.
'BIIJD PROPOSALS will be ml'r'd at Ibe
b omen! the Board of Water stommlrsl um
South Norwsia Conn until noon larch I0. mix
for all work cmnertu Ii wIII Ih~ laying of
about flgiiml‘ fee: of III inch Vice,
“ l .m " to "
.. 2m .. .. ‘ ..
Plan can be seen and III I-r‘til‘allous or other in
taxation can be hot at the cursor W. ii. iiuicr A
Son. engineers. that an em
The! cumin-toners reserve the right to mind any
u
«all bids
earn Bl. RAYMOND, Wait!
if. N. TKUWBKIDGB. Commis-
€7.3w "ON. W. B RIID, Iioaeva.
DESIRABLE
Building lots
On Second Point, East Norwalk,
items oi which have a Water Front View,
Taylor A; Golden.
Adam. In 3i
NOTICE.
Iotstlr Nam-lit llnlon lichool
”IOOHQRs
NWO! is hereby glrentaltaa mes-west
the ramble estate within the said diwrtct has
bmmsilz. on the toaaiist of law and lint sold
listhssrhls day been deposited or clerk at
said shutout l’hs sea. or the sole: “No II
Isis-tract. ti IIIII wasik Once {or malice.
nomadic-Ilsa Insular mils will at Its
‘essl'lhs
ms. lb. It on the
to day at lacs. A D. at :t orlocs
um..Isbsarssd determine all aIsdste
themJonhc roommates and pence of said
unseat.
Dated at the City of scrub lorwslk, circa. this
”It day or Ishrsary.A
s's'rrs Mamie
IIIcIIaIIo u «mm:
cow-luau ot the south Norwaik loin: scam:
District.
Notice.
lsherebyslsogma that team-Ismael
roommate-Issuer Ibsssic district which
mmwxd‘iflmws h'
.as I vs
Ilsdhyths Dirk of said marries, with he
lake‘s“ Isl-street. is
“NWO!
Furniture at Wtuciion
”Ila”! PINEAIGH. I
lie. 30 lain Street, Nsrwslk.
rum-lama: in II. mm
Furniture ofalikindtCrociIsry
Glass and PW III... ’
new
an ”mutdvfil’
J [JJ'J' RREIVE
l have just rrceired III:
will LIIIII III NIIIIIIII SIIJII
——————POR~——-—
Business and Dress Suitings
a)'
lpwards of .o0 Patterns for
Trousers.
Cali Early and Make Your Selections.
We guaran es sperfcct It and um reel «1 In. It:
Imurhx The wicns'mwili suit you some in
and on over curdue line 0' g eds
William H. Swords,
90 Washington 8t.,
Douala: Norwalk Oi.
ADVICE WORD-i HEEDING
Wheuinrcr rt: yourl. is he sure that you Is! a
pale and dlflullr contract Dorm allow ymoelf
whevleimlulhyo Omaha ”0 to: he raised by
names~ ~Toutiuss. ~omi Tactic-Is DIsIriruIIon
Plans. (fem-om etc however skIIiuliy Illegals-ed.
allmeansomelhingindelnheand uncertain. Twenty.
lira-n IeII. crave gears lsaloog lime to waiun
dud out what yin us- gn. Alany flanges will
happenin ihal. lime item-r know what ya aro-
payIIgfnr when you start All schemes whereby
«the arclo am what u III r- Inw- arr- allu log amt
dc II- Ive and mum ll’lll burl! mmy IrornI-«sa an:
mack Quite pmihiy you may home of the: :ms
Rememberlhaleverypnl Inthei'tlaflliifl'lt'l' 'i'
(ilNIilAL Li?! leL' INIJ COII'ANY. oi
lord Isadirh‘u sin I.- and manure) rm
Irart Nothi Isicit 'I clone tube milled III a
future time. )1“)! sl. w yomsifmhc lflifli'il by
big hunter when deciding where to insure.
S. N. L’llOllllll-Illllil Agent,
Washiuamu street. liontb Norwalk.
lJRS. W. FJWJIE'J'T
llss just rewind a row line all
SPRING GOODS,
(louilstlng oi
FIIIIII FIIIIII, LIIII, Eli
fir”,
inf-ear salad
to NO if,”
this. helium,
3 WATER STREET.
NORWAIIIS. CONN.
-— mm. A... .n . ..
SPECIAL SALE
’l‘llll "Ill“ I!
[Adios wishing flowers m new
cast MW! III all it c sluts»
confectionery +
m GOOD--
Chocolate Cream Drops, l5c lb
American liixsd. Ilc lb
Gum Drops, 12c it
in in Inflow. BIIII.
To be a good pen—
man you must have a
pen to suit your hand.
We have just the one
you Want.
A PliJflll Fillllll Pill,
Always, ”ready“ for use.
Takeeany ink. ”‘3 .
Till RELIEF.
FINE POINT OR S'I‘UB.
$1.50 EACH.
A'l'
PillS'l'lll’S
DRUG STORE.
'KEVI 8001.8 EOISXOO‘EE
‘SMOSHVd 'I-I 'J'AI
'OBLNVHHVM 38V lNEWHSI'lGVIS] SiHl A8 (1108 SBSHQH 11V
'MO'I 83011-15
'aun anion out ug Sugqtduv ‘toug 0|
macro" ‘scatucn‘q teas-Lion $4030.80
‘sesuon rum. .-1 Women )[diIJL KAEDH ‘sretspcou
guufiam ‘sesrou queen on” ‘I-‘aluou impel-(y ‘sanoI; “Milo-kl.
'SHEAHG ESBOH 0.L
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IfiII lam [III
HOSE LOTS on Lowndos
avenue so reasonable In
price, only $350 each, and
those on Woodward avenue
from $350 to $500, accordin
to size of lot, are appreciateg
by those desiring a real bar-
gain.
Nine lots have been sdld
this month and more are being
looked alter.
You can secure one if you
will only try
The terms ofapsyment will
he made scoorI og to your
for further
its TAXI»!
IANW
own wishes.
moths?”
WIIT lllil
TH
NOW FOR PEOPLE TO GET 'ALL ‘1
THEY NEED IN THE LINE OF DRY~
GOODS AND KITCHEN FURNISHINGS.
NO BETTER CHANCE WILL EVER ,.
TURN UP. READ OUR PRICES AND
LEARN HOW TO BUY.
Cuspndores
Soup Dishes
TO KNOW IS
AT THERE NEVER WAS 80
GREAT AN OPPORTUNITY AS
n
“21.4...”
OUR SPECIALS.
IN DRESS GOODS!
38 in. Cashmere all colors and
Black 24c yard
38 in. Brilliantine. all colors and
Black 24c yard
ancy Novelties in Plaids and
Stripes 47c yard
42 Habit. Cloth 47c yard .
Best Dress Gingham in Stripes
and Plaids 11c yard
—~v~‘ « 74w mu...—
OUR SPECIALS.
In Hosiery
Ladies’ fast black Hose, wort-ll 190, at 12%0
“ Fancy “ “ 190, at 12%0
Ohilds’gflfi. Stow; 4' “ 150, at 080
Gents’ 13:11in Iggan “ “ 200, at 12%(3'
OUR SPECIALS.
I n N 01:10 115 !
Vaseline. 3c Bottle.
Hair Brushes. 123w.
Pins. 3 Papers for 50.
Cuticura. Soap. 129w cake.
Pillow Case Lace. 30 yard. worth 7c.
DOMESTICS.
ON CA Limos, MUSLINS, I:TI.:.,WE ARE
Ammve LOWER THAN ANY-
ONE IN TOWN, so [1‘ [S UNNECES—
SARY FOR 8 TO MAKE ANY QUO-
TA'l‘lUNS 1:. THIS DEPARTMENT.
6w
OUR SPECIALS.
In Kitchen lleparimenl!
500 DOVER EGG BEATERS,
Regular 950 Artlcle, 110.
GRANITE molt“ wane:
Colfec Pots - - - 89 cents
Ten Pots - - - 89 cents
No.9 Tea Kettle - - $1.49
Milk Pails
Pudding l’nus
l’ic Plates
outh
Norwaik
so wasIIIscI-oa eraser.
Norwalk Chronicler