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New York lazuli Weather Invocat-
‘l'ba weather today promises to ha partly
dcudyandcoldsrmrecsdedinthsmorningby
raln.poaslblr with snow.followsd by clearing.
Tomorrowltprmuisssthbs muchcoldsrand
generally clsur. fulbwsd by a ssvaru “cold
warn.”
V;
800T]! NORWALK.
What tIuPoopluuf watt, are Dela.
uul fiavluu.
William ii. Baxter, of Bridgeport.
spent yesterday among hh old friends in
South Norwalk. ‘
—Valentines at If. 8. Smith's.
“i
.4
.4;
M.
F. 8. Lyon. of this city, is serving as I
juror‘in tbs Courtcf CommouPlcasat
W ____~
4»... coffee with puns cream, 5c. a
cup, depot restaurant. Open all night.
Osdalllnka. of South Nnrwslk, was
the covet/off). P. Tolles,Jr., in Ansonia,
over Sunday.
* .;
nu
~Raympnd Bios. have in stock thirty
car loads choice timothy hay. Sold in
any quantity insult purchaser.
533:?“ J1
Plasterers will begin work within a
few days putting the first coat on the
walls of Hoyt's new opera house.
ulmmense arrival of fresh fish and
escallops today. at lowest prices in town
Petrple'o MarkeL Norwalk and South
Nor-alkloppoaits flayes').
Manager William H. Knapp took a
tumble on the ice last evening and sev-
erely broiled himself.
.id 91;; mi
aaiiiau
-~Frvsh pork and sausage. 12) cents a
pound, at flayes' Market. ‘
John Williams and James Flynn were
arrrstJ-d last night for drunkenness. Jln
lice Townsend fined each .2 and costs.
—Rsasonabls pricm It‘ Lane’s depot
restaurant. Open all night.
M. Kiel, who but conducted a store in
Mrs. Sarah Ladriiian's building on the
Washington street lll'ldlii. has sold out
and will more to New York.
-—Yon can buy fresh pork and sausage
for 121} 'cenls I pound, at Haym’ Market.
lllllulnlllllll
“my. I. Jennings. u driver for tho
Adams Exprem company, who fell and
hroknastnall bone in his leg the night
before Christmas. is just able to get
around without the aid of crutches.
~0ur'lilotlo—l-‘resh goods. best quali-
ty, lowest prices. Lane's, bl Washing
ion strbst.
There will be a meeting of the v. w.
G. T. 0., tonight It 7:45. at Mrs. G. F.
\Vatcrs'. Should tho evening prove
stormy, the meeting will be held Friday
L“ , I Arlufiwlmm evening. Please come prepared for
ssny ‘ bucolic a dclkht and Llfoa "fl- _. .-
Jui- -—Prssh pork and mosquito. People’s
mnmmwm. Market. Norwalk and South Norwalk
(opposite Bayes”).
. Ya‘n kee Rudolph Knipploumulooanomem-
beta of the Night Owl club. Sunday. at
his homeon Elmwocd avenue. by giv-
ing a hanmsfsitsrr dinner. Among those
prturnt was Walter Hall. Willhln C.
Jesse, Albert Bolus and Charles Waters.
Willi -‘SllfllllEll.
sayings-lawman not fall:
Full; Store,
uw minis“; sandman.
V,o.a.‘o j ‘ryatCo...
’ { All-01'1““
Dried «cults: are.“
Ill-amnion h
imlnorudByMom m 6"
WW
Wes, dried, at 25c lb.
makeup.
L .‘ cells 180 lb. New
mmmh
~Bnmins my hay below you cou-
psraprioessndyonwillsgrsswilh toe.
thstthsbastiswhatyon want. llsnntl
’1’. Batch.“ Winston
TlicmomberOfOompally n.c.s.o..
aromaklngprqurationaforabsanbsko
lolnheldilthsnrmoafl’ridaycvsnlng.
Allhouorarymsmhws of the company
sreinviledtobsprrssnt. 'I'liscounpany
propossstchsvssomc klad of I social
gatheringstlaaatoucsamonth.
-—Cosll Oosll Coal! Pleutyofcboica
familyooalstthaold prlosstlisymoud
Bros.
The Young People's Society of
Christians-louver.de
alchurcb, will hold its monthly bdnam
lusting. followed by a social, with a
lustful ‘ lilwary programme, this
" 9‘ m.#' bouaoflllss Alice lay-
‘ 1 ’ M tomflflllildavsuns.
white. fut Mackerel, _
of the coast of lulu”; -Valsntinm at fl. 8. smiths.
'1 ‘frgl‘htlb ‘0 1““; m Ovsrtwolllndlad m indnlllll
anumbwdmsusudadths
annualballoftlislltslalnanaagarlsu
m...
So. Norwalk,
1
Butler Indus. lie. 9!. I. 0. 0. It. will
rehearse the first donate-night.
L—Bstsupper with the ladies of the
80nd: Nos-walk Congregational church.
Friday evening.
'l‘lersndOommandsry of Connecti-
cut, Kuight Tomplars, will hold their
. mooslconclaysiuths" ‘ H!" i. ass-swam... ..... ........-..rrga,owias
m .22.... ammoggrmu
filibuster-Wm.» an s w. 5 mo.»
Mrs-noma- hhllp'flo. so.‘ “Mud-”WM“
which suukofl Norwalk. Bumrday. It
iafoaredthatshomysiuk at her dock
beforeshccaubeunloadsd.
—-You will find the but variety and
quality of fish with lowest prices in town
at Bayes‘ market.
A very interesting amnion was held last
night by Clmcord Division Sons of Tsmé
psranoe, at which time the mattsrof
holding its forty-ninth anniversary was
thoroughly diacnmed. Under good of
the order William A. Kellogg read the
following item printed in a Nor-alt
paper in 1848: "At angular meeting of
Concord Division No.2. held July 7th.
the following brethren were duly in~
stalled as olllcsia for the preaeut quarter:
Marshall French. W. R; lonnaii D.
Wheeler, W. A ; James H. Hovl. R. 8 t
N. D. Beers. A. R 8.: JohnC. Bella. I".
8.:0. S. Ferry.T.; Levi Clark. 0.; Soy,
man Brown. A C.; lsascByiugtonJ.
&; George R. Meeker, 0. 8." While all
of these worthy veterans, with one or
two exceptions. have passed away, who-
ever visits Its anniversary next month
will find that Concord Division still lives.
Though small in in; beginning it hm
grown to beastroug body and its aims
are ever extended to do fallen humanity
good.
NORWALK arm’s.
A Brena, Budget of Ito-s from the
Borough Ind of ‘lowu.
The local fire companies will meet to.
abilit-
The Carpenters Union will meet to
nightto prepare for their second Inni-
vrraury. _
A daughter wasborn tolfr. and Ilia.
T. J. Byrnes. of Harbor avenue. last
Sunday.
A sociable will be held at the residence
of Mr. and Mrs. Stanton Coley. in Wil-
ton. tonight.
There will be a special meeting of St.
Paul’s Sunday school at the parish
rooms. tonight at 7:30 o‘clock.
Rev. D. M Ellwood. of Kellogg street.
preached al'lllcfi o'clock scn'ice in the
Cranberry Plains chapel Sunday
evening.
._‘______
Selectmen Ray moiid, Daskam and
Baker went to Stamford yesterday after-
noon to attend the funeral of Selectman
W. R. Lockwood;
Mrs. Mary Yale. the aged wife of B.
Buchanan Yale. died at her home on
Campstrretluat night. Mrs. Yale suf-
fered I paralytic stroke last week.
Mr. ll‘illa' orgun recital at Grace
church, announced for last evening. was
postponed. as the weather was so unfav-
orable. it will probably be given on
Wednesday evening of this week.
Miss Annie Hall. of Main street, and
otherlocaltaleutwill go to Wilton to-
nighttotskspart in a mmicsle to be
given at the rcsidcnoecf Mrs. S. P. Fitch.
under the auspices of St. llattbcw's
church. _____ __
The People‘s Theatre company will
produce "The Exile of Erin" at the
Opera [louse tonight Last night they
gave ”Sal‘s Girl." The storm kept a
house.
Itcrwalk
hersaftwbslslrlsstsdy
to must auyunadssirios toolltsln knowl-
edge upon religions aubpects.’ '
gashwaacutlnhlsabdomso.
Atsmsstloiiof the committees from
mammmmgznu
A7“. Dic
numbrr_awsy, but there was a fair
Ilsv. 'l‘. K. Noble. D. D., pastoral the
church. will.
at. the ckapd.
. Thursday svenlngsfiom’l to it o'clock.
Prrdl’owall.tbayoungsouof'fhomaa
Powell,ofliaonardstrsst.whilacoastlng
durum." run into by a
donbtoiippsrsud dragged several feet.
lllsbodywas badly bruiatdandsdasp
Companynsad thaltorwalkud south
Norwalk councils of the American Ila.
cbsnlssdlsldattbaarlorylll lid-H0
msksfurthsrprsparstlonsfurthslrcom-
ing fair. I soliciting committee coast»
www.3cflids and RW.
nattwsrasppolatad mulls“ advartbs-
mulls for-fairjoaisshsud toiuducs
wrsrroar. _, ‘
A lsrgsaudlsnoa gt“ tho Weatpusu
Dramatic club at the Tourist Opel-s
Beulah-turning. Tho attrmion was.
a comedy entitled "Snowball." presented
with the following cast:
Fallxl'astbsrstous .. Arthur Joint.
Vania Johan... ..... Gould Jalhlu
Barry W ......... Chassis: Ilsrrts
'uo'dinslr Inn-Ins. and nus-rin- to
thosvsragsamatour performance. The
closing farce. "Poor Pillicoddy," was
acted withadash and spirit that quite
captured the audience. laughter and
applause often puncturing the dialogue.
The cast was:
Infilllcoddy ArtharJallllfs
cumming-.. ”WBtnrtBllsrwood
Iral’lllhoddy ..... IlasGsorglaWood
”warmth... . ..... “ammo
SurahBlnut. ........... .. "ll-mcdilu
Precedingtheplays Iild between the
actspiauonulm and due“! wen given
by Misses Nellie D'ubiow, of Booth Noe
walk, and Hary Bradley and Charming
Harris. of Bridgeport. Ilia» H. C.
\Voodrufl sang with line cflect Suekak‘l's
“Dreams.“ The proceeds will go for
public improvements '
BOWAYTO‘S.
.‘I '
«,
84 user-uneven furor-:51. , SOUTH NORWALK. cons.
german ~ 81.30", 1
prison ovuiiru less.
has Warn saunas. lutulltugu luau at
scurry closes.
The annual report of Fire larlhal
‘Trowbrldso. submitted iotha Board of
conundrum last night. showed that for
. theyssrsndrd February 1. 1m. there
were thirteen tires. entailing a 10- of
.13,“ . They worn as follows:
.‘ .' :5 1's. mil-circa xii-m
fichry. " motion, ‘slmi. us, no:
in“ red or» ..
1‘__siriliflt—itsirnooor*or lira. 1 Giles
8sy‘mou’r."l'2 Wat uvmiil'c. Blight dam-
age; insured.
April 27—Csrriagc factory Wright &
Flynn. Lesson building. “.500; Ion on
deck. $33!); insunnce, $2.11”.
lay 9—Pactory Day and Raymond
streets. owned by E. A. Woodward and
occupied by Balbck & Folmsbeo, paper
box mpnufactory. loss, E. A. Wood-
ward.“.000; lost. Ballock a Folmsbee.
31A”); insured. Fire incendiary- to all
appearance.
May Ill—Joseph it Raymond’s burn.
as Bayview avenue. 1413. W: insured.
0n Decoration Day astesin launch at
the Danbury docks burned and suck.
Boat total lcm. W0; insurance paid.
Sepia-her 29-Juhn Binss’ barn.Wood-
ward avenue. Loss, .45; insured. 8175.
October mph Klienfeltrr's barn,
Howard Bell. of Brooklyn. spent Sat-
urday and Sunday with his parents. llr.
and Mrs. C. W. Bell. -
Charles E. Guider. who fell several
days ago and sprained his ankle. undoi-
went a do icale and severe operation yea-
torday.
The members of the Baptist church
are continuing their revival services this
week. Meetings will he held tonight,
to marrow and Thursday nighta'
BABIES.
Issac Brush instill quite sick.
Several of the past chiefs of Ivanhoe
Castle, Knights of the Golden Eagle.
will attend the session of the grand lodge
in New Haven today.
The two rear wheels of C. C. Bennett’s
pcddbng wagon collapsed yesterday
morning as the turnout was going over
the Main street cunning. and there was
a big fall in oranges and other fruits. ‘»
The young ladies and gentlemen who
produced "The Colleen Bevin." so alto
cessfully in the town hall last work.
have accepted the invitation of several
Grernwich residences to present the play
in that town. and within ashort time
will appear in Ray's Opera Burns in the
pleasing Irish drama.
Mrs J D. Henderson, who fell-1n the
East Norwulk pond three weeks ago,
was much more seriously injured than
at first supposed, it was thought sho-
hml only sustained a sprain. but Dr.
Fri-och. who was called. found that she
had recrived a compound fracture of the
thigh bone. lthas since knit nigsther
and the physician fears she will be in
jured permanently.
Thlrfnneral servicesof the late Ira.
Frederick Rulubock took place yeater
day morning In St. John‘s church. A
rolemu high massof requiem was colt-
brand by llev. Father Krebs; Father
Rogers. deacon. and Rev. Peter lcClcun.
snirdeacon. There were a large uumbu
of relatives and friends present. Tho
fioral tributes were numerous and bean-
liful. Interment was at springdala
Cemetery. Thodeceasrd was the widow
of the Isis Frederick Ridabook. son of
the late lama Ridabock. 0! New York.
ullllltlflOWfi.
Thomas Flood is very sick.
Ilrs. Louise Jones is reported to be
very ill.
lies Gorbam. formerly of Norw
has leased the Perry Andrews farm.
The Christian Endeavor socMy took
charge of the meeting Sunday evening.
Ira. Blush liaison thcd frisuds A.
New Torn sky. Ionthy. ramming be"
on 1horsdsy.~ . ~ n
liraldafltullns. Mauro: Bib-iii
dllmtt. died Thursday night. The in.
oral was held yesterday.
The village blacksmith arc having a
harvest just at the present time sharpen
thercuh around town. They are one
solillnla-oflce.
narrationwhoyura bmusdout at
Cannons neatly. have lsaasd the old.
sswmillnowownadbythslwlftlfsnu-
Morin. company,“ law York city’,
with the intentional carrying on the
hairworka.
--W. A. Willhuuopsusdhh nsszsr»
elry storatouis publlsauualay m
lug. ‘mmkhmmpuahumwag
partslldug to the jewelry tradaand b
sstlraly usw.hrlgbt audclrsa. No old
stud tosshctfrom. Alsobaaafinsllaa
of piston-amt wlll treats plottin- is
order.
“3% W'zni._fit'tsum
. MN
lnghmmmbotsocsnuandupou I“!
South Main street. Lou. about 8500; no
naurance. ‘
October lb—Bouse owned by James
Chambers. Graniteville. his, “.500;
insurance ”00.
October 25—Barn on Baton Hill, own-
ed by John Doyle. 1m. 31,000; insured.
“50.
November T—Fire at W. A. “’heeler's
foundry, Waier stiwt. No kiss reported
December d—Firs in Officer Conlry‘s
house. Tnylor avenue. Damage to
furniture. ‘100; insured.
lh-cember —Explcsicn of lamp in
grocery store. North Main street. Int-s,
833; insured.
It-v. Gaol-go w. wisaols' most Bowl.
“Eliscelluoisa Religious and Prmnal
and Sermons." by Rev. (‘reorge W. Nich-
ols. has come before our notice. and in be
half of the book and its worthy Iolhor we
would Ivy: We consider it a hook con»
taining many thoughts helpful to nlau~
kind. The first few chapters the author
devotes to reminiscences in which he
speaks of Chief Jl-tice John Jay.Generul
Jackson, seminary life, burning of Lex-
mgtou. Oxford tracts, Carey ordination.
a family sketch. A briefhistnry of St
Paul‘s church, can of the ol n-l
moat interesting parishes in lh U'R"
Sinus. is given. and with it in tin:
sketches of lives of heads of the church
ills sermons are crmutsuparts Of an earn
est Christian life and the help they will
ufioid all who read them cannot but be a
great recommeu-latiwn in all of the care-
lul and thoughtful perusal of this book.
which is true to life. The chapter "The
Judgment Day." cannot be discussed
only as code own thoughts shown it
alter reading it. it should he read in the
silence and solitude of one's study and
thou hours would lly by o‘er one could
realise one half expressed in that one-
chapter. So it is through the book.
Grout thoughts. earnest thoughts from
an earnest and sympathetic thinker.
This man is truly one who preaches,
even though not in a pulpit, and his ser-
mons are direct from the heurttotbc
hearts of those who read them. We
would most sincerely recommend this
work to the public. A help to those who
have not started in the Christian life; a
help to those about to start: ahslpto
those who have started.
claslug Ila-sort. ‘
The closing entertainment in the very
suoctwsful orvniso given by the Young
. Men’s Christian association during the
present season will take place in the Nor-
walk Opera House on looday evening of
next week. February 18. the evening ba-
lugohsagrd from Wednesday of that
wsbk. the latter dais coming on Ash
deneadly. The artists for no. concert
‘v‘iill ha it. suits Hungarian Hand. of
it» You. who‘o‘lll is Why Ib
Harlan Short. the charming slocntionht
that appeared In one of the comin-
insuts given by Grace church about a
ago and captured the learn of
many Norwalk people at that tires
This Is thodrstopcortunity tbsprcplsof
Norwalk have bad of enjoying a concert
ofthiskind rlghtat homa.andlbocom-
utilise in c should be rewarded for
their ed in meeting these pleasing
suirrtsissrs by stains a sic-dad bones
nest londay sight. ltmsrvsd ssstswlll
goonssletoinorvcw musingatto'clock
st Huuao's and Plaislsd’s stores. and all
mould assure than early.
Nasal- nasal 0m.
Justice ‘l'owiusnd found some
William nuoolu gullty of lasing impli-
cstadlntha thaftofalsras qusalltynt
junk iro- Karla lsbawsts sud its-art
Debi-Isle. and he was bound over to “to
W
thymims-w. lit. was
mwfl rarer-stu- and tried a
“tum“m'“ wmuigxmm
lslmhsrapivssatsdlhstownof Part- ~- ”MW“ f
lasdlalbsalatatsglslstaro. Bawas ”V. w") . ' ,-
«(Wk four ’0'“ mumdwwmmao
1W. mums- “WW-«WWW
WWW °' m" : Job-"nib?” man. at
1 1'13.“ W'msiwma.
wadsfint- .
'I'ksfollsw. bullshit"; I‘ll-I Uni-Blasts.
l;
,Norwalk. to-morrow afternoon at 8
rsiisossi. AND scour.
Ilsa-sat Paragraphs About Our sad
0th» People's mus.
His land '1'. Shores, of Great Boning.
kill. “as, is visiting Mrs. Howard
Holmes. '
The Four Hundred club will meet to-
morrow evening with Mr. and Mrs.
Charles B. Stevens. Fairfleld avenue.
The Ilstinoc Whist club‘ will meet
wilhllias Alice Chalwell, of Highstnet.
o‘clock," .
The llill Euchre club will meet to-
morrow night at the home of “Land
Mrs. Robert A. McDonald. 10 Crescent
Terrace. «
Ilia! Hattie Fowler, of Brewsters,N.
Y.. and Miss Juliet Gregory. of Dauhury.
are visiting Ira. George Ward Selleck.
of Camp street.
Ex-Btate Councilor W. N. Simone, and
District. Deputy S. B. Richmond are in
New Haven iii-day to attend a special
session of the State Council of American
Mechanics.
[lander—Darrow.
At the Methodist church in Shrub o...
N. Y., Saturday noon. Miss Anna C. Dar
row. the organist of the church and a
daughter of Gilbert Darrow, was mur-
rird to Charles F. Hendee. of Norwslk.
After the ceremony, which was perform.
ed by the Rev. E. ll. W. Bunion. pastor
of the church, Mr. and Mrs. Heildee
started for New York, returning last
night to Norwulk, where they will reside.
Mrs Hendee is an accomplished mimic
tan and she will receive ahearty wel
collie among Norwnlk‘s Illuaical mterie.
The announcement of their “l.lnns.e
was as complete a surprise to Sir. ilx-u
dee's many friends as the snn-vuiiormeni
of their engagement printed in THE sits
TISEJ. a few days ago.
‘luhsu Baal I. "a-I'UOIII.
Sheriff Wilson, of Vermont. arrived in
Sou'b Norwalk last night with rvqrrisi—
tion papers for the return of murderer
Conroy, alias McDowell. to that state
He was met here by Chief Nash. of Ben-
nington. They sent for Deputy Sheri!
Tune-r, who served the papers on the
primner. who is still mufinol in the
South Norwulk lock-up. The silicon
expect to leave on the Pillstield expose
at 4:30 o'clock this afternoon for Ben-
ningtou. Vt.
What tho Whualmsu uru Being.
A regular meeting of the Alpha Wheel
club will he held tonight. A full at—
lrndance is requested.
A number of pictures have been hung
in the Alpha Wlier-l club headquarters.
:in-I add much to the neat appixirunce of
the re ms.
Jules llornung. who paimed the rim
of his bicycle blue to be in style. has
now ire-painted tho-m black. Jules says.
"Gosh durn I‘t'lll styles, any hour."
Ifr. Albert Favorite, of Arkansas City.
Kan . wishes to give our readers the
benefit of his experience with colds. He
says: "I contracted a cold early last
spring that acltled on my lungs. and had
hardly recovered from it when i caught
another that hung on all summer and
left me wilhshscking «high which I
thought I never would gr! rid of. I had
used Chamberlain‘s (‘ough Remedy some
fourteen years ago with much mucosa.
and «included to try it again. When l
had got through with one bottle my
cough had left me. and I have not suffer-
ed with a cough orcold since lhavc
recommended it tocthars. and all speak
well of it." 50mm! bottles for tabby
(l. ('. Stills-1n. druggist.
SEND IN “I“! com-0m
A Trip to the World's ran luv in Teach-
ar lasslvlag tlls Highest lumber.
llsrraflsr all columns in Till Surin-
pcpulsrschool lasohsr inNorwslk will
badatad. lnurdsr tobaoonntsd, they
must haMuruad to this office within
muck of the «latent iraus. Unlisted
coupons now outstanding must be as—
tnrued this week. We have been urged
fairness to all concerned.
IIII. scum alnst
sun's World l-‘alr contest for the most
mallcptthls plan becausonf lisgrvatsr
. ,_ symwhosvo
initiator . 'vthnmml ‘
Mold-inadflbrbflhi‘fifli ‘ "n it ’“Wi‘lh'i’W‘
W when wonder bar-
gainstheyareallfmsh.newgocds.~
Ourropntationwillinsnroihat.
Catch on to the life Ines we are
throwing out. :Our goods are sold
on «inseam,» you need not
pinch your appetite to save your
pocketbook.
4.
vethelntlbsm
' CHARLEE‘E. SEYMOUR. ‘
LEADING GROCER.
Who
Beer makes folks tired I‘m told. let’s
PElll'lE'fi IIIKET.
13 Forth “sin st.. 80. Norwa .
Come. good people. come, and list in the butcher’s sou .
We're told that man have lived who couldn’t possibly do wrong,
And that in this town are butchers who never sold tough meat,
never told alto and whose voice and smiles are sweet.
There are some so tendefliearlsd that for fear
They'll direct you to a BEER canons—now
. . . have the
Just ask them. If you trill, if they think that we “BLOW.
We've been there many a time, and though and the tale. WE S’I'AID
And of butchers either up, down (or across theatrcet), dear friends, we’re not afraid.
Telephouecull,523. | Satisfaction guarhnteed. |
33 WASHINGTON ST;
you'll choke with thirst,
isn't that the very worst.
butchers aren't so;
——”—-—— _.
1 15591333005 Flu.“ Goods ul love-t Prices. quality considered, is Iowa.
\ ‘ ' 7‘ " “ ‘ 'u ' w“
E”. d.-rWADl§l—AMS. Proprietor.
“REE DELIVERY,
PEllPlE'8 IIIKET,
21 Wall st... Norwalk.
Telephone call. 5-713. 1
"WK-ll? A'l' HTCII'S Hulk.
Au Act Introduced In the Inglalaturs by
Representative Imuabury.
The act relating IoFitch's Home for
soldiers and sailors. introduced in the
General Assembly by Representative
Loumbury. of Darien. is as follows:
Samoa l.—-'l‘lleie shall he. established
alegal luck-up at Fitch’s Home in the
town of Durien at the eanse of this
state: and the governor shall appoint a
keeper for said lock-up, who shall be on
ofiioer or inmate of said home. at a sal-
arv notto exceed one hundred dollars
($100 00l prrannum.
Scenes 2.-Said lockup. when so no.
tahllshed asprovided in the preceding
section. shall be in its management and
control the same. as now provided by
statute relating to county Jlils, giving,
however. power in the surgeon in charge
of said home. to remove said inmate to a
ward in said hospital connected with said
home, when in his judgment the life or
physical condition of said inmate shall
I'Hllllm.
sscnos 3—ii shall be the duty of
em ry trial justice of the peace or judge
of any city, borough or pulm- court
within the township of [lull-n. Nnrwalk
and Stamford that whenever any minute
of Fitch‘s Home for soldiers and sailor-i
shall be cont'll'll'd of any crime or this
demeanor. 11er the statutes of this
state in which they would have final juris-
d:ction. they shall sentence said inmate in
crime or iiiabil-ty in pay his fine or cost
that may be imposed by said cull“.
SECTION L—Wbenevrr any inmate of
Fitch's Home shall be legally ”(MUM
in either of the foregoing towns. and
shall full to pay said cunts of prnseclllion.
the judge or jib-lice lit-lure whom said
trial Wits held, shall file his bill of costs
with the trensureruf the tum. in which
said mun was held. who shall pay the
cam“ as bmtofure provided by statute.
Slic’l'lox 5,—And the treasurernf either
of the fongoirlg towns. shall draw an
order quarterly u in the comptroller of
this state. whose uty it shall be in l’t‘lfll‘
lioness“! town treasurers. fill all money's
o
fun-going section.
Borough Police Report.
The monthly report of the chief of po-
lice for January is as follows. “'bnle
number of arrests. 15. all miles. Cause
"fairest—Abusive language. 1: assault,
’3: drunkenness, ll: insane. l: vagraucy. 2.
Number of tramps iii tramp-house. 2N.
(‘llief Del-brunt made one arrest: Dion.
3; Martin. 6; Northrup. 5. Disposition
of artist—Jail. '3: discharged by court. 7:
paid lines. 4: turned over to other oili-
ccra. 2. Nativity of smiled—American.
5; English, l: Irish. 7; Grrmsn. l:Swedi-.
l. Fe :5 turned over to the borough
tres-un-r. SIB 07. Store doors found
open. 3 Spccvsl duty performed. six
days. Time lost by regular force. lire
days.
Ityatura Exported to Europe.
The amount of oysters exported to
Europe for the week ending January
28. was as follows:
"saint. rulrr. IAIIILILI.
Majestic, Lira pool. Bil
Annula. Llama. see
Russia. llamnurs. 5
so.
If s New York millionaire gives it din-
ner at 5th avenue and ”thatrset. ('08th
$.00, which Igives 19 .l odd I .
tlmepro 9 award . rum
tors' hills and, have to pay we
“1:35
latch for Cactus ll (hire to cure llwm,
what wimld be the saving per capita If
the dinner should not be given. there
being 81' pawns at the feast?
inquire at Plaistcd's drug am when
you may have the [nihilism solved and
get informatim about lotus lllisiil than
A a- >1- 'l'idl
chillies» on for
Pltchor’s Gastorla.
children cry for
Pltc hor’s esoteric.
mmmflchnmhrrlmh.
mama-muauimma.
mamnmuomwmu.
“ammo-momma
“iron" SALE. "
Tina Ital llaasu for tale.
It AV! thus
I Wmflm no" mm'lfi
the lock up at said horn» eilhv r for his ”
by him so paid. to scmrdance with the
. chl'lre can;
.5? Pitchers Oust la.
Taylor & Golden.
Realggale andlnsuiance.
581N610!
Persons looki for-lot orhrmscaudlt
with the view 1% lll'l'lllal vttedo '
call and examlnooull' list. n a? it? in ‘0
sale In every partof the i
prices and on eat-v terms. 0 I, “
'tvas'rui. .
concavity}. nto k h n.
Butter. Sentinerofflcgtclsonlrllfiogflk.
ff ll
A
ARDERS wanted. Good m
B No.6 Pine street. 80th m L. “It
OPl-Ilt \TORS on straw scwl machines.
and girls to wind hr id. A once
Arthur 0. Wheeler, 13 Brill!“ stab limb?
53 2w
T0 LET.
crust: 5. ti; mog‘aaso" V
C and Wrindward avenue. 813; '30 strus‘t
“nodward avenue. rent Ill: five rooms on
first floor. corner South Main sin-er and Han-
10;? Pit-(:1: fill! 815 April Lhouso “rooms.
a In 0 see; re .
Woodward. at ’3 Apply “,5th-
- HE l'hichosier place. 24 Ill must
T Horn and about one will?“ and:
abundance of fruit trees. etc. Ruhg Ir
monih liaanire at the office of the Old V35!
(“0
Clglr Cm. Washington street.
1"th reception. entertainment
‘ balls. 0. II. A. I. hall. tV‘t‘sisr stfi
Sigma“. Klttctrit' lights-Ill all M-
emes. A reasonable
J. D. Jennings. t liniirhl strum”. “gag“
I-‘GB HALE.
‘ my choice than.“ ‘7 sale'
A‘ shim and Holstclns. wilt.'Btr'tirchurd.A
so . Pour. l'l’ "ll-
‘HEAi; if sold immediate . Int 0
(1 -tde of Bsyv ew avenue. yAp v u “km
>1. John, ll Elizabeth street. mu! Norm-ll.
fl tf
""" Dimensional}...
tipping: $250.0 omen-Ti:
m hmml ‘Ilwn 6: ~0-s350nlll "'hfii'ffi"
gqurlsiilnirufs. V _
new not... nostril—x:—
cso. A. HILL’S
Peuple'slhealreliomp’ny
By particular request the compan f6
, y will
main one week more. presenting an tire!
new programme every night. on ‘y
Alice Kemp. '
"ile pmplc’s favorite. in a mi: chandler
era-y nlghi.
Geo. A. Hill.
The character comedian. will be
usual. with an euiln-ro-puny dlrvmtga...
TOleGIlT.
Admission, I0, 20 and 30 cents.
Grand Matinee on Saturday. mlw
HOSPITAL iiiiiiifi
Music Hall.
Tuesday Eve’g,Feli.l4
South Norwslk Dramatic Club
in the Comedy Drama
“ flown by
the Sea.”
Till CAfl‘l’.
MIHH ROSE
FLY‘N".
Mimi Ail}; I‘ll'tlg‘fx
MB. I. I. Rlfiflfillmlx 7.1.15
Jill. i' l". Well.
out. it r. WIIAMN.
MR. FRED Mg, mini!
u m “1"“ lira"... r. clllilx.
m on wisdllnhmflttrmts.
imam st florist-uh and Ilala's. f‘barta.
open Wednesday. February I'lb. fl
A R.
It A Ilium.
solicits crest nicest." "
MONDAY EVE’G. FEB. l3
Closing enlcrtninmanl oi m r. it. c. A.
l'ourse.
Grand Concert lry the
Austin Hungarian Band
Aflslad in the ctldla’ad aboutlculst.
Miss Marlon Short.
niacin tickets. including
reserved nut. Dr.
General admission «least f
clenculyil‘k- a or sale at box
mums taboo rule at Plansn‘a u Phle-
Iad’saftar Wednesday. lab. anti-"s. m
ergonomics
la maulhb—J&omfl n.
1:3“; llilDlESEl Illlllli Will
liaison-rs. (has.
I'sld up Capital - - m
surplus I“
1‘!!! law“ m I'M la Osuo
u . u u
. H. D. SMITH. Agent.
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