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’hhyflo'clock la the afternoons of the
willmsetattbe o a. R. Hall, South
, 'ylcrwalk. Thursday night. for the pur-
‘q'flleol (arming a Barbers' Union.
”s. pr membership have also been receind.
lea. More dumps a dam
Daniel Dunlap. of Boton Hill, has rec
covered from an attest or the grip. and
twat out of doors yesterday for the first
It‘ll” in two weeks.
The Central Labor Union. 0! Norwalk.
Uncle Tribe. 1. O 3 IL. worked the
’degree last W‘s of! several
saddens. A number of applications
J. l‘ash.C. J. Palmer and B K.
,ot out Well mg. 7. and A. It..
are the delegates to the state grand
ledgetobeheldtoday and tomorrow in
New Haven.
The monthly meeting 0! the Board of
School Visitors which was to htve been
last night, was adjourned. as there
not a quorum present.
Bmd 0! Relief 0! the town will be
again. tonight at 7 o’clock, at
walk Moon! the selectman, tor
of considering appeals from
age of the assessors.
stern at Depot Restaurant.
present ofllcers of the City Nation-
were reelected yesterday, at the
meetingot the directors. They
no lollows: President, Robert B.
:vicsvpresident. John B. Knapp:
.Jacob It. Layton; teller. George
1' Bonus.
A malereucs ot the otliciala of the
orwalk Tramway company and the
MmdthetownolDar‘len will be
:eldbtheofllceot town counsel E L.
HinStamlord this week, the ex
ot'thelinethrougthrien being
objectoltbedhcnwion.
yer service at the South Nor-
”tioual church, last night.
yatlended and very intaresv
Bi: "blaming the meeting will be
sued-cud by the pastor. The topic will
"The Diderernce Christ makes in
' Lives." Those who are not Christ-
in are invited. as well ll church mem
bers.
Yesterday afternoon Selectman E.
Themes sent lira. Cecelia Goldberg. at
114 Waterstreet. Booth Norwalk. to the
flew York Hospital. corner at lv'ilteenth
m and Filth avenue. The woman is
in a delicate condition. and sullerlng
terribly lront a rupture. Her husband
it New York city, and tour children
remain In South“ Norwalk
Captain EgbertO Smith, of the New'
York pom lorce. has been tranalrrred
treat the Twenty-lourth to the Eight-
eenth ”select. The Lesow committee
could find nothing against Captain
Imttb’s character. but the chem was
”may by the removal or other
eaptfiss. Holes cousin or Contractor
W. Kamith. oi Wat street. and has
other relatives and many friends in
lontkl‘orwsls. W”
~lsdlan3agwa 63c. Pinch's pharmacy.
Tbs-misses Raymond today honed
invitatio- tor the marriage of his
m. Elisabeth lay. to Attorney
M Dudley Burner. of Greenwich.
stellar. and Its. Harvey B. Burner.
“my will take place Wednes-
hy muss. February llth. at ‘75!)
m.at”fllllflds.“ the home of the
museums-roused by a recap»
h It 0 detach. which will he the
mountains-seen.
”inhibit?“ car iro-
lewaytos jumped the ire; where the
s
lar.whnseesatty mined. Mr. Bumlat
is now in Philadelphia.
~Prled scallops at Depot Restaurant.
The crushed stuns spreader turn 06' the
endsot the planking torn distance at
one hundred test. ysaterday, while being
taken from the. Danbnry dock to the
main line 0! the Consolidated railroad.
Its. anti lira. Joseph Whitley acre
surprised at their home on, Belden ave-
nue. Monday night. There was singing
and recitation and a general good time.
A delicious luncheon was served. Among
the [tor-ta were Mr. and Mrs. John Carr.
Kr. and Mrs. David Chittim. )lr. and
Mrs. 'l' r. Ilr. and Mrs James
Hodgkinson. Ilr. and Ilia William
Whimlr. and Mrs. Gauge Carr.
PmcutlrJfi K. it. c, help
asprclslmseting last night. and voted
toinvitetheladia trout the various hst
lumintocooperate withthem in the
lairtobeheld next month in the new
lodgeroom,audtakecharge ol the
booms. A meeting will be held Friday
night to make lurthor arrangements.
The committee appointed to procure mu.
siclorthelsirconsistsol John W.
Smilh, Fred lawrsnce. A. C. Cause and
George Gerrish.
Residents of Winnipauk are complain-
ing 0! numerous depredations in that
vicinity.and it is quite evident that
some measm will base to be taken {or
the protection “people owning cattle
and lowls. Several thefts. hare alrudy
been retarded in 1H: Scrunch“
last night a valuable and very heavy
hogwas stolen from Iicbsel Sbeedy'a
premises. Ir. Shredy bad butchered
duringtbeday. endlelt the porkerout
of doors to owl all, last night.
The public is titrated to visit the Frank
lln street school at any hour of the see
eion. ThursdayJauuary l‘l, toinspect the
work ol the various grades. At 9 a.
rn . all rooms except the primaries as-
se'nble in the main hell. it you have
never attended at that hour the etlut
will repay you. Each week some Amer-
ican author is the center of the exercises.
The music by the school and marching
are admirable The principal and tea-
chers will welcome you to any recitation
in any clms room. either in turning or
alt-moon session.
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There was an exciting scrimmage at
the loot of Mill Hill. yesterday noon.
where the (its company's workmen were
digging up the street to locate a leak in
thegas pipe. Charla Babette, a truck-
man. tried to goon the wrong side oi the
excavation. and Michael O'Brien. the
ltaluan contractor, grabbed his hone.
“"th let fly his whip and struck the
ltalisu across the lace. The latter ra-
t.l|iated by throwing std-ties, and several
plats-strum as well as windows had our
row mp0s. Urhebe finally best a
hanty retreat and the war was om.
The Dsobnry News prints the follow-
ing cmcernloa a lormer resident at
South Norwalk: ”The occupants in the
huerneatottheWwatsr Hon-ears be-
ginsiagtoeastabont them (or newqusr-
terms-thawed oi destruction is car-
riedonbythewrscksrswhoare tearing
tnebigbnslding down. 8st- Paknlski.
tbebarlwr.whokssocrupied the scath-
wascornsrlorthepasttlltesnyears,has
rentrdthestonln Hasntta's blocleo.
TWhitsstreet.andsayshnwill llt it up
linertkananyshoplnthecltyl Ir.
Pskuhklhasbesnatenactolthe Woost-
srllonselonurthan any other tenant
lathe balklina's history oi titty years.”
Theflatlonnlasrociatlca olpost once
clerksstthellnlteddtstea isnow being
Waadsasppssl is bring made
toailpostctlleselrrksto organise local
hrsscheswhrrs We, and duct. to
j-lathe Wetland body. The clerks ct
thetloatkllorwalk post once have ale
readyjolasd the WW. and the
flmslketwhswlllprohablydoen ‘l'ks
sll'orta at theistiseal m at
Marstomerstbs passage olthe
M'smmatthellrstsrsslon
«thong-Mm. ’t'ks hlnpro.
vl-tesisrastawdrealsolmlsry. Atprs-
wattbewatmestsrasdklsappvoprlatlos
lorelsrkhtrenorerastkssalsry or post
oilesemploysss
Another adjourned mung or the
hoetkllorwalk Athletic club was held
harmed various committees spa
m. as labor: nausea. ‘l'kcatss
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response-unmetmm
lied-risk ll. Oak—as: boats. ”were
Gills. Jake lee-as. W. B. Wilson
asd'raakfilstlsitrlsl.’witllsmlsislm
W WM David Bid. “
Basal. James W, ‘Vlstsr Weed
MH‘Jsh-Isaakaa. W
mummies artistic sav
tilt-y is its hauls
Install-sush- . all“
mum
* to also nomads
to California tpiioms
entirely newline
PHOTOGHIPHS. WATER
the Photographic Art. an
E. M. Jackson.
(Over P. Head's Confectionery.)
INANOand church organ instruction by
l'i.loarA hurls. oresnlst south Nor
walk Baptlnt churcn. For terms call or ad-
dresle West Main street. Norwalk. Coflngm
Company I" drilled in guard duty. last
night.
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Frederick Buckley [cit town this morn~
log on a business trip to Bosum.
--Get your bakery at the New York
Candy store. .
Frank Woodward and family. 0!
North avenue. lelt Norwalk today lor
New York. (or a few weeks‘ stay. They
will stay at the Hotel Itetrcpole.
George. met last night and acted on
reversal propoeitions {pr membership. A
delegation iron! the lodge will go to
Stamford on the 7:15 train. this evening.
to visit Albion lodge.
An order of the Knights of Py thins is
soon to he organized in the city of Not-
walk There is already illteen names on
the charter list. several cl whom are
at present members of Olive Branch
l/flge. No. 1’. at South Nor-walk.
Attorney J. B. Hurlbiiit‘isin Bridge»
port. today. in the civil suit 0! James
Toner rs. W. A. Horton. tlr. Hurlbutt
appears for Ilr. Horton.
w. r. Ainley and William“ ems have
applied (or discharges lrom Company l".
Ir. Alnlcy asks (or his under the three
year law, and llr. Bates will have served
the years in larch.
It is probaHEe that the Norwalk Tram-
way company will take an appeal in the
recent Mrs. Gilbert llorton suit. which
gave herajudgment of £650 and costs
against the company. They have died a
request with the court [or the finding 0!
[acts in the case.
Pioneer Erik and Ladder company
held a special meeting. last night. aid
completed their election 0! Olll'tt'l'd by
charging W. ll. Smith as secretary. The
investigating committee is cornposel ol
8 L Sweet. I". Cousins and ii. C. Mitch-
ell. The lloance committee are E. L.
lloyt. J. B. Morris and Thomas McUoun.
-—(lusrd against the: dreaded disease,
the grip. Random wool underwear, 89c
per garment Uomstock Bros.
Rev. 0 Apilr. will lecture in German
on "The Character at German and Ameri-
can People." in St. Peter's church. North
Main street. Tuesday. January 23d. at 8
o'clock for the benefit at the church. On
Thursday evening. January 29, at 7:30
o'clock. he will give the lecture in Eng-
llsh.
The Smart. learned this morning
through Ir Conan, the extensive lrui.
dealer of Railroad place and Washington
street. that seventeen car loads of frozen
«auger were attached on ths’Pennsyl-
vaula dock. New York city. yesterday.
by the [hard oi Health. Ir. Cuneo's
stock oloranges is among the best which
grows.
Trash (1, Draw. of this y,has recent-
ly obtained a patent. th gh A. I.
Wooster. Bridgeport. (or an improved
colhr button. This button is preferably
madsolnmalcr hard rubber andla
loand very convenient in use. The hot-
ton proper is rigidly attached to a plate
which less shaped as to correspond with
the curvature at the neck band and with
thetopolthe shirt Imam. The object
lttoprerent sltller the mick bandor
shirtboaomlmm falling In. it makes
themkbandllt properly and prevents
any brmt in the shirt bosom just below
the neck band.
Theraprlsonsrs of the war held a
meeting. last night. at the allies of l".
W. Parry.lnths (Janette buildlnu. Nor»
walk. to consider the advisability of
«pastels; themalrrslntoacsmpolra-
Prise-em under the Statenrganlssllou.
Agendas-list werepressst and many
MW. at Mr prison or
pwfissewmrslatsl. Owlsgtothbsb.
erased some who were unexpectedly
Mas steps towudssrpaelnuoa
wasttksm “maimed
sas weak. to nest scale at the seals
platens ‘l'srsdsysvsnlsaJaaaary. fl.
“stainless-awash est-pries-
ad‘sflswdutklahsrwalktal
“min-warm“
amamqu~
Welcome Stranger Lidge, Ems of St tree
'. ‘15s
_ ISc
.F. D LAWTON & CO.
22 South Main Street.
lAlllSllN’S PHllllPllll sumo
flaringbesnthoropghly returnisbed. is now open for impaction, displaying an
COLORS Mill SEPllS,
The work from this studio has gained a widespread reputation for its
Style. Finish and Permanence.
Our aim is to suit our patrons and to furnish to them
the finest productions of
WORK GUARANTEED. Electric cars pass the door.
Photographer.
58 Wall Street. Norwalk. Conn.
G. CUNEO.
Don’t forget to call on us. We have the
Best Malaga Grapes
lu town.
Bananas.
MIXED NUTS
Are all guaranteed tojbo the best sud
’ CHANGES”
Sold by the box cheaper than the can he
bought at the graves y
Please note that we will sell them at
wholesale prices All goods delivered
G. CUNEO,
Washlagtoa street and Railroad Place
d3) lot
The schooner "Eva L. Ferris" sails
lrom Wilson Point today tor Norfolk.
Va.. for another large cargo of coal for
John B. Ferris. __~
Theboat 'Gladwish" is discharging a
cargo of coal at Key mond Brothers dock.
School Visitor Charles Olmstead was
at the Over River school yesterday.
The lunsral oi Ills. Lucy Macken will
be held lr’om St. Ilary's church. tomor~
row morning at 9 o'clock.
John Judge. of the Herald stall. of
Bridgeport. was in town today.
i. u. PLAISTED.
DRUG-GIST.
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We again call your attention to
our Prices on PATENT Mllll'
ONE 8-
Hood’e Samaparilla, “Dc.
Indian Sagwa, H70.
Ayer's Sarsaparilla, 67c.
Castoria. 23c.
Allcock’s Planters. 10c.
Cuticurn Resolvont, 70c.
Greene’s Nervura, 700.
Carter’s Pills, 13c , two for 25¢.
Cuticura Soap, 15c.
Peel’s Soap. 100.
Vaseline, 2 oz. bottle. 5c.
Vaseline, 5 oz. bottle. 10c.
Liquid Ammonia, pint bots , be.
And 100 Two-Grain Quinine
Pills for 25 cts.
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PLAISTED’S
llflllllfl REMEDY
mu lllllE mun cow.
TRY l T !
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PlMSllD'S IEIZOII Elli“
WILL KEEP YOUR
H A N D 8 F R 0 M
CHAPPING.
WE till. Tllllllllflilh
Ill. "WEI.
.. ll. ll. Plaistel
momma 8t.
RISE
, ‘ 9 . -
but it you. want A WHOLE LOAF OF simmer, you.
should secure some of the HANY BARGAINS we are We; lit
Suits, ‘ ’
Overcoats, . A «4
Ulsters.
Reef-ers, ' ”
Underwear
and Gloves.
cosr curs Mormons. g_ ,
$ . l4“
I0 and l2
l5.
I2
8 .
9.90
7
3%
$20. overcoals reduced to
IE Overcuals reduced to
20 Suits reduced to
I5 Suits reduced to
Ill Suits neduced to
I150 Beelers reduced to
In Beaters reduced in
Random Wool Underwear.
All sizes in both Shirts and Drawers.
BBMSWBK BROS.
CLOTHIERS,
”SONIC BUILDING.
llflllllllll.
:4 souin llllll STREET.
scum tension
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The Leading Dry“ Goods Store.
Tristram & Hyatt,
No. 2 Gazette Building.
After the holidays, spring sewing. and this meauezthat you
will want
EMBROIDERIES.
Consequently we enter the season with a line of attractions that
will command the respect of all. The assortment of our own im-
portation, presents a series of new and beautiful designs that
eclipse all previous ell'orte of manufacture in this direction.
When it comes to quality we speak of the matter with special
pride. We carry all grades to be sure from 50, 10c. 12lc, 15c. 200
and the, up to 81.00 per yard, in three qualities, Bwise, Nninsook
and Cambric, from 1 in. to 18 in. wide. giving you a good chance
to select according to the use you propose to make of it; but
no matter whether you buy from our cheapest or finest grade
when quality is considered. our prices are all the closest buyer
could desire. If wanted, we have them in sets of three widths
Wucosr AT COST.
GBTWNS AND SHEETINBS. ,.
We shall also make a great reduction in Muslims of all
kinds ,selling them at just what they chat us in New York, which
will afford you an opportunity to purchase Muellns at a wonder»
fully low price.
Tristram lllillfflirwalk, lonn.
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BROKEN LOT%\
”orm- i
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WINTER GOODS
“till be disposed of in order to make room (or new goods. in order to do so we" ‘ ”'
have marked goods at rrdlcumsly low prices.
Only 21 Boy's Overcoat; and Ulsters loll. which will he sold from u 00 up.
lsnsOrerdhals. ll 0'! reduced irons t4 Ml.
Isn't lied Flannel Underwear. We, 79:: and silo. mduoed lrom 01.00. .1.“
and .l 60. .
Fleece Hood Underwear. troll the up.
Heavy Underslllrt, Cotton and Wool mixed. 88c, lormerly’sold at 780.
cardigan Jackets. Gloves. Gaps. etc. will all be marked down it per seat.
It will pay you to buy the shore goods and lay them away until nest winter.
um um llllllt um to annex. [1‘
’Davls. The Tailor?
tum Halo; and lien is Famine.
“It!”
Norwalk Chronicler