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er. murmur In.
liflllllil toiomm.
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1"! WIN} ROAR.
1n «is was}? use»
rsr sesame session our. or
slsressndsoldisvsmlsm m
l’sragsspbs ‘sb‘sst laces“
'mhautwmls.
The dancing claw will tsestst [he
s m in. on
rescue our crew.
and .. ." ‘ . south N
Vasdsrhest’sthisevseiag.
UNUSUAL ll‘llfim.
thsoeat-ofthselty. Bonelesgtsst '
vim 10’ More and tertlvsla amulet-mus alum-sis
mwm.dw.uvu’
caster- It. Join nurse is the rul- lun‘rslsu'vssiuthis city.
. Iswy many-e- sad laymen tress latch-
' Wands With I Broken lag—A Vele-
“firmlhholldays. hutcesoftha mewummumm- mmrsaW—mm
7 gram leesivsd This alter-son toys the
popularislhe m oaths .ivsrrmmsms Isatets
m: rat-am
Antelormelawetlngcftbscitiunsot m .
"vellum.“hsldsttlnomesol m,h;;‘u last avenues-ed Ills
Julie Wilkinson, of Binghamtou. I. 7.,
”vM'WsOIW Ills» “ hwnmwm
Whitma'lfi.‘
up morning ulna of it. Home
Maurie” Day. held My in the
tooth Harwell: .
. cm: label's. but the Vessel s 'l'etal Loss.
'1 ‘Iullnlfi'srria,'who received I idler
gram from Soltuste, lass, yesterday
paltrrnoon, saying that the thus-muted
'Mcolrer Minnie Rowan was ashore and
.ingwllloatflttf .
communismsrs unique in item
ritual. luthelnnsrreomotthetempls
mndssdcgudsgcshdsscrstsdwith
“m9.
tbs Tramway comm. with. its odlcisls,
Isstevsuieg. Theobjeetotthemesting g wsswsllettendad,andofunuscs_llntev-
“wouldprobsbiy helost, left South Nor-re
walklur Boston last night, to learn, it
pomlhle, further particulars oi the
wreck, and the condition of her captain
fl. m‘mmm'monm
Farms, Darisu, Norwalh, East liorwslk. ‘
Geri Hurstrom will go to
lt.Y..ttuswast.totrlng hoinshis
daughter French. who has been visiting
hsrgrsndparents.
The llrst oi I series cl“,Atllomes"
glvsubytheyoungladissoflrs. I. E.
Head's Hillside seminary took place y.-
tsrdsy sttsrnoca and evening. It was
”exceedingly plsamnt silair.
Silas Crabbe, who rcsidssou Connectir ofthe W
cut avenue, warmed I surprise. late Rev. W.
for the Tramway company to Retail
Point and Five Ilils lllvsr. Selectman
Raymond and about thirty residents at
Five Ills River were resent.
Ir. ‘lanslsld, of the Tramway corn—
paltympeusdtbemestisg withaisw re-
msrhsnto whatsssmedto hiscompany
to bsthemcst direct andsimpleroute.
Detailed mapsot thbroute were explain-
ed. He stated that the primary object
ct the Tramway was to obtain, first,
ewersss the priests slaughter the poor
animals. The boys warsledtothssltar.
their foreheads touched. with the bloody
hails, then wiped cl with wool dipped
Followed by the cslsbrsaw
they then ran about the city.striklag the
people with thethcugs of a whip made
of the goat's skin. These whips were
called Palms; the festival Februatistsud
the day, Dies Pebru’ath. Roses cams
Bouthport. Barton. Weston, mum.
, Greenfield Hill and Wilton,
were-represented.
llev. Gerald ll. headmaster of the
church,prssldsd,sudrssdtheeeriptstse
Prayer was arms by Rev. 1'. x. m
pastor of the Norwalk What
_ . ddispstch from Scitnste says that all
' day yesterdaythe crews ol the Massa-
chusetts Humane society liieboats and
the United States liieboat at Fourth
Cllfl, tried to rescue the ore av at eight of
the wrecked schooner.
first seen oil the First Cliil' about 7
« church, and Rev.Jabes Backus, pastor
WWW-Ii sham-slits! PI; Ladies. rest: or made Gotten Hose. tau and s
The vowel was
NANNNRNNNSMNNMNNINI
Ladies’ Bulb Hm made. with outflow? 23d toes. mag: lilo, at i
v T 79851”
. 3006.. 7 at M "
B. Home.“ llartlord. spate of only 17c or. Why pay 25c . elsewhere for Indies’ heavy.“ seamless back Hose, while you .
o’clock yesterday morning. She had
anchored during the night to prev'ent
going ashore, but the heavy northeast
Mauser! her to drug her anchor. and
shewssswept in upon the Second Cliil.
‘Shs struck about 11 o'clock.
The weather cleared somewhat. but it
was not until noon that the ilrst line was
hudscrus the bow oi the schooner.
“any lines fell short or were hopelessly
snarled. The crew made the line fast to
theforemast, but it got fouled and was
The sons were con-
stsntly washing across the vessel at this
Hall a. dozen oi the crew were in
theriggiug and the captain, tied up in
blankets, was securely lashed in the main
shrouds. From appearances it was be-
lieved that he had been injured. and
this proved to he the fact.
About noon Captain Stanley, of the
Government lileboat, decided to attempt
. torescue the crew in his boat.
ofl with a crew of ten, but was unable
to get within I hundred yards of the
vuel. ‘An hour later Captain John
Smith, of the Humane Society’s boat.
which had been dragged two miles over
theclifls,set out to make a second It-
tempt. but met with as little success.
About 6:30 p. m.’ the Government host
again put 0! through the surf. After I
perilous passage, in which the boat was
several times hall filled with water, it
got under the bow of the schooner. and
preparation was made to get the crew
the name of the month Pabruary,the
last of the Roman year. The pie-utsst
part of the festivities for the Bonn
young tolbscame after the public cera-
monies, when all sue-shied at some
house and the girl‘s names were placed
in a box and with boisterous fun each
boy drew I name and presented its owner
with some gilt. .
Good 8t. Valentine was I piousbishop.
and so the story goes. left thb world
thirteen hundred years and nuts
During the timeot Charles II at Eng-
land, we find the Inglbh lads and las-
sies. and even grown men and we-
turn, celebrating the day in muchthe
same fashion as the Roma young folks
did. Only they have diseardsdthe-c-
rificeofadcgsnds whitegost, asdtbe
whippings, and observe the fourteenth
instead or the illtssntlt or February.
which is now the second rather than the
last month of the year. You can im-
agine the guy young fellows going early
on the morning of the fourteenth, and
singing beneath the windows:
"“332” film“
t ball
-morrow to you, valentine."
Whenever they nngthissougthsin-
mates ol’ thshouss wsrscbllgsd to be-
slow some gift on thorium-s haudlul
of pennies, a drink of milk. food. cculsc-
“curry—whatever was most convenint
MSMJFIIbcut thirty rm. who rs- he,“
ports most enjoyable time. Dsncisg Ir
wssludulgsdinsud stinssupper was '
the safest routs tor the traveling public,
would, the most direct.
If the old Rotcnl’oint road was followed
there would be two bad grade ere-lugs
our the tracks cl the Consolidated road.
To avoid these he suggested the opening
of astrset through the property of B.
Bernhard, this street tocommeuce just
below Ely avenue and extend in almost
a direct line to tbsjuuctiouol theold
Five llils River rosdsud the proposed
W Raymond street. rm this point the
line would be perlsctly straight through
‘llsytuond street soutlierly to Korea
Point. It wu then proposed that Five
lilo River he reached by extending Lin»
coin street through It. Raymond's prop
erty to Raymond street.
would be about a milecf new street to
ecticutlt-icsary Society. Rev.
Dicharman. 0! Orange Part, Flu, . ,
. who represents the American ltlaiosuy Hermsdcrl dye, never sold for less than 39c pr special for this sale 25c pr. ies fast bloc V 1
Busty. made an able address. and a», stitch Hose loguage. Hennsdorf dye, 394: g , at this sale “the pr. Ludies‘ Richelieu ribbed
Willi-m 3- Foster. om" York ole. Dr. w. 3. Duncan.“ Syracuse. N. r. spliced heel
was the guest of his parents, In. and a” m "mm, o, a” WWW gauge, double soles, one quality; you'll buy them quic
Ilrs. Freak Poster. of Wilton Ivenns. W School and Publishing Society,
NM. loudsy night. 3' l! 0" 5" delivered an addre- cn '“I'lie Sunday
way to Auburn, an... womb-Inn» school lu'ths United flutes
emu! work in s latte-ho- fmwv- 3- At 12m o‘clock the lsdles or the church
served s collation in the dining parlors.
TheVanlluren dancing cis- wsat h and 2 o’clock the afternoon mien was
Bridgeport. last night. and alluded the begun with I "Woman's Hour.“
ssmion cl Profs-or W. G. Howell's
junior cla- iu Jeflersouian Ball. The
ss-iouwas over about ll o’clock, and
while waiting to! the 12:45 min the
Norwalk people were treated to I sleigh
ridsbshiod four horses. The Norwalh-
ets speak in high praise of the manusr is
which they were treated, andmgnatly
pleased with their visit.
Robert Di: and wile, of Brooklyn;
Mrs. Charles Tristram and son Robert.
and lbs. A. (3. Wheeler and son Ernst,
cl Norwalk, sailed today on the steamer
Bermuda. for I two
mocrhs’ stay. The Norwalk members
of the party startsd yesterday, accompa-
tiled Iry Ir. 'hhtrarn and Ir. Wheeler.
who went to New York so see the party
d. Thelatterwilljoinlheparty in
Bermuda later. and return with them.
NflllAlI Ill FIRED.
‘I’hw Tuhay and lllla Cases Cons I' In the
Court wt est-mow Pleas.
The appealed cases or John Talley and
his son Edward (or Insult upon William
Iclniien. Jr., and Joseph Bengals. Jr..
came up in theCourtofCommou Pleas.
yrsterday Ilternoon. John Tobey was
fined 06 and costs and hissontlilaud
ants. Theesses together cost the Tuhsys
something over are. They paid.
W heel; and toes, try them, only the pr. Ladies French Lisle Hose block boot, and,
m he i
ey’ll find ready takers at only the pr. , . _
You can't pass them by. at lilo pr. ladiee' I n llsle Hose, Hermsdorf dye, only 49c pt. I
hall Hose, 2 thread, all r lsr made. ilcrrn rt dye. and guaranteed to be equal to an ,
stocking to be loom clsow (lur rice at this sale, only We pr ; or 700 box. Missos’ fast «
black Hose axtre long. only 15c pr. isses‘ ribbed Hose, double knees, fast black, 22c pr. Mists = '
fest black lines, 40 gauge, the quality, for 22¢ pr. Misses' regular made, tan Hose, extra “1116.3
220 pr. Word painting does not show the goods. Come in and look at them. All former marl:
flees in this line are mole hills; this is a mountain. ' .,
will probably locate there.
rendered useless.
IA' CM! UP Till Hilda.
to the Ilslon Ianulaetm'lsg company.
A mestlngol the stockholders of the
Union lauufaoturlug company will he
held llouday afwrnoon, Febrnsry 20. for
tbspurpcseof rain. suflcisnt espitsl
(or continuing Wat the mills and
meeting the present indebtedness.
thiscauncthe done, the company will
clossapthemills, sell the property ol
the corporal“ and divide the proceeds
among the m.
For some time the mills have been run
stale-.Indarcceiverhss been talked
of. One at the stockholders said this
acmlngthstthsyhad their money in
vestsdlnthepiantsnd it was simply I
source of expense rather than an income
to those interested. They were about
tired of it, and were going to bring matv
ters to a crisis of some kind.
Should the company discontinue busi-
nm, nearly two hundred hands will be
thrown out of employment. As has
been the case with many other woolen
mills in various parts of the country,
the threatened result of the proposed
Wilson bill has had its ellect on the
Halon Kanufacturlng company, by their
customers being backward in sending in
opened. ‘
B. Burchard,“ A. ,B. Tnthill and J. ll.
through whose property
these new streets extend. were present
and uprated the heartiut cooperation
with the plan proposed. They were wil-
ling and. h fact, did sign a brie! agree'
ment exprsming their willingness to give
to the town the necessary land tor the
One other point of mailer-bienn-
porhueewudhcusd. ‘l'hsenginssrct
the Tramway company found that the
bridgennderthe Corlsclidatedcompany‘o
tracks at the intersection of Meadow
streetwas toolowtopcrmitoi thepsss—
Igeol lboelectric cars. theheight being
onlytenfeet andsisotentlm. 'l'o obviate
this trouble it would be necaisary to
either raise the tracks or lower the
street. Thelcrmer plauseemedtomect
with the most approval.anditwasde-
cidedthst s pstitionsigned by all the
partiesiutarsstedhesent tothellsilrcad
Commissioners, asking {or this improve-
-lm-o:u>o
In some of the English districts, it was
the custom at one time (or young folks
to go out before daylight and try to
catch an owl and two sparrows in east.
lltheysuccsaded it wassgcod cmsn.snd
entitled them to gifts from the villagsrs.
Another fashion was to write a vslen.
tine. tie it on an apple crsn orange, and
steal uptothehousecf the chosen lair
one in the eraning,opsn thedoor,aud
quickly throw it in. At tbhtims, valen-
tines were fashionableamougths nobility
(I)
Captain St. John, who. the crew of
the schooner said, had broken his leg,
wasloweted by a rope over the side. A
line from the lilebout had also been
made fast to him. But when the captain
waeallnost within reach of the men in
the boat the vessel’s crew refused to let
gotbelrend of the line and pulled him
bachouhoard. Just then ahsavy sea A Milo!" m “m“ i m
them here for lie . ies’ full. re lar made, fast black Hose with halhrlggsu'
pr, for only 25c pr!" Our ‘ leader} les’ full regular made Hose, 40 e , rill
s and toes. inequality, at 35c pr, or three poi; g2; al.mL:.dediesl; stainlbexgrtisn H
a pr. res' rovm ‘ ggau
. worth Me for 39¢ r. [Adies' heavy silk plated Hose, normalcy-ts
top Jlake latent novelty, Ladies’ 4-thrend brilliant lisle‘
:l a g
Do We Keep Carpets? : ¥ 1 Rd
N0. . ,
WE SELL CARPETS.
secono noon. _
CARPETS CARPETS
I.“ 808.10“ STonE Comer firm“: véggnémms‘
swept the boat away. and though she
Ilfllggled to get back alongside, the crew
at the schooner made no further eilort to
get into it. The lifeboat then returned
in the Criminal Court of Common
Pleas, yesterday, James Ellis was fined
07 and costs. amounting ”352.70. His
mother will endeavor to raise the money
and get her can out at jail. In the jus~
tlce court Ellis was sentenced to thirty
and thsgentry,snd whilestill selected
by chance, it became theduty ofthe
gentleman to give the ladywhoiell to
his lotHa handsome present.
jewelry, costing thousands of dollars.
were not unusual. though smaller things,
such as gloves and purses. were more
signsdby twenty citirsus of the town
askingthssslsctmeu toesllstown meet-
leglotakaactlm in rmpsct to the sc-
csptsncs of the above new streets.
The advantages to bsderivsd from the
opsningolthe new streets and the sa-
teadlng of the Tramway company's
rrseh toFlvs Ills River was obvious to
all. new building property will be op-
ened eyelid traveling facilities iucrgas
sd,sad the growth at the town very
much stimulated.
Afl'll Tl! Fill.
'rwvldllg tor the flswgatsei family who
were lead-rod landless.
The fire at Snugatuclr. early yceuer-
day morning, has aroused considerable
sympathy among Norwslk people for
the children and their mother who were
turned out into the cold and snow by the
The following letter. signed P. Mc-
Intyre a 00., per Harvey, and mailed in
Bostcnatflzw o'clock lust night. was re.
cslvsd in South Norwalh this morning:
Han J. H. Mir «Dent But:
now 8 p. m., and l have been wmng all
the alternoon (or information. but could
not obtain any. At 7 o‘clock went up to
the Old Colony to meet the last train in
of meetingcs in
0 crew, but $3M
learn nothing. and at present writing
mum waiting in the Boston Daily
Globeoilcciorinlormatton. Th
jaugotaprlvste wivstmm one 0 their
men sent over to the wreck, stating that
atilc’olcck this alternoon the poor fol-
lows wsrs still in the rigging. and that
thalifs saving crew were going to msbs
amber sites: to get them. God pre-
1 . Assconsswelearu
anything more will let you know.
'l'hb morning llr. l‘errls telephoned
toll. lvvlag Dibble thst the crew had
unlabelled cftbsvrsssl. Thisslter‘
, aeo- tbsfollowleg We: was receiv-
adieu-Written»:
Yuri ashore. Atctallossin Boston
bay. Drswlsaded sstsly.
‘fbsdlmsnslonscttho'vewrlsrsas m
flaws: lasgtbothsleflfsatHsugtb horas rsI down Iain street to
new all in test: breadth ct been! streshwhsrshstsrasd asdwsusssrcw
heroism-scout depth cl salons oceans-semis Hem, M manual-mm.
Mrmumurm;w.u through Wall swast. sp lets erases, W
“senatorswpnasttsosmelschssz lbrssghl'csshllssvsssslottssrstsry
“asst! ulcers topatasfllnesps.“ dowaWsstsvssustsspsiatusr
monastic-album“: tremors- Gssgrsuulossl cherub. whws he
tsrofsids,tbtsst;dylsg globes-.0» ssplsrsdby Ills-else
“the Connecticut lat-at.
In its clear widene- of my.
of financial W. 0! Ibility
to'mset every obligation.
clot prudent
Bowessethst the custom, which h
our only observation of Valatiuds Day
of sending valentines. and which i
quite generally followed by young people
Ind by m. older- m ho, lug tho 1'. n.7m,d0dnbnry.mml.
credit of antique example. The real Isdwssvsryutuchiofavcr oi the pro-
spiritofthsdsy should be one of gut ism; so nous-cc. loco-d. nut to
mehingandoimaklngothsrs happy. W that he was willlllt to 5"” .
brhlgsacnnml’srmCrsekasdsdspotou
Bellhlsadsthis own expense tor the
Mrs. Frederick L. Baxter.“ Chestnut May «pay if they wttuldsatend
street. South llerwslkneccmpslisd by thalrtrsehlnrhstdissctlou.
lire. Jessie C. Lowudssml South Hall
direct, worn out sleighrldlng yutsvhy
sitsrsoon.behlad r. n stud-m. T“ W “M anv
Fear 1. 0. Randall's store It Winsl- xmll'l'MMJCurdsy mors-
psuhoue of the runners of threaten ”v ‘l’ ”0 thsgattsrialrcutolthslr
coliapssd. and theladlss relisd out of Mdh-lssmfrssfrmssow. Jun
slrchlld. a scan olsllwovhernploysd
Joseph O'Connor, whose house was de~
strayed. was formerly a resident of Nor-
wslk. He moved to Saugatuclr a short
limo ago. The family hnd just got their
home comfortably furnished.
Catherinefilrcoran lived out. and in
hearing of the tire she barrier! to r.
William B. Dudley’s reeltlencle. where
horned
massed greatly from the cold. and the
of Corcorsu's children
y suil cared when llrs. O'Con-
Mlmu in it
let terry-eighth usual
Char orsome o
sun-set of the Connecticut lotus!
Lite Insurance company will he of great
interest to its army of members and the
The fisawer Collapsed.
Theoompanyis purely mutual in its
organisation and control; in contracts
srscsrrlsdstthslowmeprsctlosblecost;
thsycootsin ouiythsccnditiouslhatsrs
necessary» delsnd against trend; and
withsssstsor 001,8“,
surplus. .by the company's voluntarily
Wadsmhlghstsadsrdof mt had frosted their feet.
vsacyml'flm behind them. they llll them
mnw,¢mgmgu.sts absclstslycsrtalnof teldllmsut. tor
plan's new. and stunts-nous hark-rms-Wl- lovmr ileum with clothing.
mops-y classed their trash the “WNWWOIMWM!
. no meander-ssh. runs-em
w... Jehs,asdwltbostae-slltaghh
JehI-rwslewtwflwvel laww.
norpulledthemlromthclr beds.
run throughthesnuw to Mr. Brodie '-
housshssgtvsuallnl'thsmssvcreco s.‘
3?
er
and Mm. 000
was spent id making clothes
an. Bradley until ’
than. lacy llorwslb
send
's lamily willrssidswlth.
Iplscslsf tor
sapsrlsaeslntbsyssrlfl.
In Oath “cumin MM
srhssbsvslsd lhsnswbssacsthstsr d”. tor “.103”. Wm WM
than the sspsctsd amount sadsr the toothed
manhunt-in sssbythscowpssy. “
“Mil,”
»Thshouss.whichw:owned h‘y Ger-y
soulsdmadhserdsrsddchsssds-
Jeh.bowsvw. mmmuhmmdmhmm
.aadscsabsdtbstrsskbsrisd. WIWMWWIW
”.mulsdsIOIsrrlrrsbssss. “0
ssdudrrtbvsststsmst
ram
lsayserefsomstsrcisldsprsssioa
usestsshsvst tbsssowfts- Mdmhmwm
“”4““ Shoes, made ior a r c store on Broadway, New York]
"h Wig", Loonshu Mathewson & Co. says: “This is positively the 2
“mm.“ lot of Rigid Shoes ever turned out at our factory.” ‘ I the"?
. insurancmuhntlt
MatrmuflbyaWestporslIsuraaes
MM ,
ass“ at ass par cast. was sspshl uddl‘a‘sbw'l: lOHOWS.
“Min-MAI. ”coalescent”.
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4s?
THEODORE OLSEN“?
ill Washington Street. 8th Norwalk, Conn.
, s-—¢~ 0 open“...—
linecial his to March liill ‘
of ladies’ and Men’s Fine Shoes. 387 flair
of ladies’ lurn Shoes Worth, $4.50 atllll oar P
:THE ABOVE :3 THE J
thirst noun or EARTH.
[ruins oi Lounsbu ,? Mathewson & Co’s Fine Ladies’
.....
City, that failed just efore the goods were shi pod.
bought them, and for 60 days will offer them at half price,”
loopholadies’buttouandlaes,welt, pattlp, worth “.00,” $8.60.
l”psirsladies’button,welt,pst.up,woflh.u§0,ataz.tt. . _"
l00pairsladenflon.0.fl.tip,w .to,stst.oo.
Also another lot from Parker, Holmes &/ 00., as fillings:
mmumm,mulmoststss
100me misstatement»
mmepkWordnslu-uteu, worth 3.00» 1.00.
ltbpsirsltsdisr‘flstlnmcrdscrdndals, allcolorszsizestltoll: worth moms-17s.
nommsumum.
mmlsahflsshsrqwcrthhwdme.
”WWsWWdtvcsflelols, worth toast 2.00.
mmmmmmsmum ‘ _.
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