on ”when bsmdefeaoocmmo- mimm cannot be in. .. “a mover“ ml WM! clocltfn file ultrranoa of the “Wmmodmnd. 'fhalnpsrlorconrtadjocrnsd; yang. (fertile week. lfo abort calender ‘ it being held today. , bricklsycrs and mesons will hold ligat the Warwick Hotel. Booth I walkJJoolghtstSo'clock. if rvchlokens and turkeys are men. s ”and Fresh hams mots. a pound. at Wu’mkotvf' ~ ‘ «vireah hams. 12c lb. Dreecher'e. Onset the frieght care was sent over / the‘ibnttlng post in the freight yard. this ,,mlng, but only little damage was done. . 9.; John Fllzmaurice, of Norwalk. has you a petitim in the secremy of state's rim for restoration of forfeited freev “item’s rights. ' 1-Great reduction on all our “all wool flannel blankets" for cash. at M S. , ,Bmlth’s. Hunter. who formerly studitd . .e .rflbuttikGregory'a office. has < , g. lrooklyn.to study law with a . in that city. ' «.1 i John's Lodge. F. and A. I. work- . " the If. It degree upon Bnbert Bishop, ~ . at night. The degree was conferred by -Fiah of all kinds at Drescber'r. An adjourned meeting of the Ecclesi- astical society of the Norwslk (hours- gational church will be held this even- ing in the chapel. st 7330 o’clock. The case of James Toner vs. W. A. term came up in the Superior Court. Wednesday, but was continued. as neith- c party concerned made an appearance. ~Boye' derbya, at O‘Brieu’a. Theoommittee appointed todraft the town court bill have completed their M Thelséy'eri will meet tonight jdt . B. Hurlbutt's office to consider the r m ~— A chowder will be given tomorrow night in the rooms of Old Well Hook and Ladder company. The members who havehad the pleasure of attending these affairs before will all be present, with many more. —Chocolate and coco. layeri’lc Mead’ . J } email boy turned one of the fencela 2 ‘btheStaudard Oil company's delivery angels. which was standing in front of E. 8. Manhattan's store. and flooded the gutter with oil. About twenty gallons were wasted before the mischief was dis- ooverod. M-..“ Robert Veitch. who was engaged. .et W. ltleie pampietform and it Wednesday afternoon. cutting Ice on liaison ’l'nttle’s pond on the Turnpike. broke through twice. and received a thorough drenching each time. He got out without diiliculty. however, and has apparently felt no had elects from the mishaps. mm The midweek prayer meeting at the first Iathndist church was largely attended last night. and the same inter- est is still manifest as at the beginning of winter. Lestnigbt Rev. A. 8. Kavanagh madasnsddnes,and Messrs. Hoyt and Warner moutpanled the piano with vio- lies. The meeting closed with many testimonies and prayers. almmecsa reduction in genta' ladies' and children's underwear for cash, at If . It Mill's. .0... .. W” Thomas Richardson. has been con: Mic his home on Order street the few days. on accent of an acclaim intheY. I. C. A.. gymnasium. while ’ autumn. a. an and broke theeofthobonee in his foot. and Or Is: E Allen. who attended him. toned it my tohavethemember placedln a platter pariscest. which will be re» msvsd today. it will» sis weeks be- M It. Richardson will be able to walk. a... ...... woo—w A very neatly gotten np catalogue Brothers’ olrene has been WW, thepletnres exhibiting homewfnalilts parts. in winter near “enthused. lntheaetcfbeing put andalleatnpready forthehig ‘ _,wewl. in rm. the book gives qntn "fl idiot their life and went. non-aw rattles Ield'ont tor neat “.mtisglmmwlaics. mmhcecnscttcut. wi'ertkepaatfoerteeayaars we have M a credit Haste. The past >flievetem vary Matthew «mm a man. mm vs. John 3. Robinson will a. one. --_Wln_ter cape at O'Brien’s. The Norwalk Tramway company has considerably improved the lighting of ltecara by the-introduction of double incandescent burners. Alfred Grosser will leave the employ of A. Maine, the North lfaln street butcher. tomorrow. and will return to New York city. Sunday. —~Bargaln day. Saturday. January 19. at Luther Wright's Horse goods of all . kinda at cost. In the Superior Court. today, the cases of Coley vs. Walsh. the Barnes appeal from probate. and the Bowen vs. Darren cases. are docketed for trial. Edward Sims. organist of Trinity church, with the assistance of James Hall. the haeao. is engaged in tuning the instrument. He expects to have it in excellent condition in a few days. ~Scallops are 20cm a quart at Heyes' market. J. 1". Bennett, of Norwalk. has retired from active business life. He is one of Norwalk’s oldest dry goods merchants. Biliatore was vacated yesterday, the stock left after the auction sale being re- moved to his residence. ~Creamery butter. 28.3 lb, Drescher’s. J. Herbert Wheeler. of the Ella Ice company. is now harvesting ice in West- port, where he has leased the privileges of a pond and storage house. He has al. ready out and housed many hundred tons of ice at Winnlpank. A well-attended service was held at Grace church. last night. Rev. lfr Bookenof Wilton. occupied the pulpit and preached a discourse. his theme be- ing upon the Epiphany mason and its intone. Bis discourse was highly in- structive and contained many valuable and helpful suggestions, and was given in an interesting manner, holding the closest attention of the congregation. ~Gente' ladies’ and children‘s gloves at every imaginable price for cash. at M. 8. Smith's. The Grand Indge of Free lfasons. in erosion at New Haven. closed yesterday after the installation of the new officers. and will meet next year in Hartford. The charity fund wmmittee showed a balance of $35,452 O‘i’l including the Ma- sonic Home at Wellingford. which will he dedicated aboutllsy l,with a training echool for orphans. Bids were awarded for enlarging and repairing the build- lags. The Standard Oil company have notl> fled their customers of a raise in their prices to what it was a year ago, seven cents a gallon to dealers. There have been two advances since December 10th. last. of one half a cent each time. This means that peddlers and retailers will to. crease their prices to maumers. At the first advance.a few weeks ago. the re- tail denlera did not increase their prices to consumers. but they will now. -ifata recanted. at O'Brien's. C. F. “Police in Co. had placed in front of their windows. Wednesday. two new are lights which are of a pattern antlme diflvrsnt from any ever seen in Antonia. they being the first ever manufactured for sale. The chief feature about them is that they cast no shadows. as do the old style are lamps, both carbons being held iron the top of the lamp. They work well and as they do not have to be trim. mad but once in forty-eight hours. prom. tee to work a revolution in are lamp lighting. «Ansonla ilentinel, ~Yonr horses can he used in stormy weather with Dimitri lee Creepers. Without them they are likely tohe welt: leg at the blacksmith's when most want» ad. Will not break. Guaranteed. A. ’i'. Saunders agent. for Fairllold county, The Hartford Poet publishes interviews with too members of the tieneral Assam- hly on the subject of the condition of the National Guard. All but a law condemn the lack of discipline in the Guard when not in the ranks. the drinking at camp sndtbegresteapsnae lathe stateofthe maintenance of the Guard. A few are aomeommlttal on the subject. and one member declares the guard to be all right. Representative Kaslsr is quoted as saying: "i have many friends in the lfatlnnsl Guard. 'l'hsse tillage min to be waded. lean safely say that al- thoegblsainot a mllltaryaapsrt. it is a caution of morality not of military. ~flehsths-catnftbaliaesketlegat lash’et’aat. ltwoa’tiestloeg. mam» waycasreaairaattctkepend. Tea yealwlllbsiigkasdtc-aigba masses ‘M’ mermaids“ Melt ana- 0.1m fleshy has mines that ‘ nornnegwiththemedslhewoe lathe , mllaagseonteatfortbeyearmt. . in mm»... Common run. titty. ‘ thaoeaeoftbalfnrwalk Lock company “ , ._ e... M‘N lABKSfl .pntirely new line of «4 PHOTOGRAPHS. WATER the Photographic Art. AL E. M. Jankson. (Over 1". Head's Confectionery.) [AND and church organ instruction by Mira Nina A. bowls. organist aonvh Nor walk linptlat urcn. For terms call or ad» dress 2i West sin street. Norwelk. Collar? ‘ I as Mrs E. L. Wilson. of Norwalk. is on the sick list. The Town Board of Relief will meet tomorrow afternoon at 2 o’clock. Mrs. Elisa Croesman is critically ill at the home of her son on Jennings Place, Norwalk. ‘ —Swiss Cheese. 25c lb. Dreacber’s. linker Samuel Roscoe's horse slipped and fell on Wall street, this morning. and was get on his feet again with con- siderable difficulty. Fred 8. Ambler. who has disposed of his grocery business to Hugh Dounelly. will hereafter devote his entire time to the extract business. The Board of Health has been noti- fied that a huckster from Port Chester is selling frozen oranges in town. They are said to be poisonous and people are warned against buying them. --All the new things in printed wash fabrics and domestics. at the lowest price for cash. at hi. 8. Smith‘s. Mrs. T. K. Noble is ill with neuralgia at her home on East avenue. She was unable, on this account, to read her pre- ptred paper at yesterdag‘a meeting of the Daughters of the American Revolu- tion. . I The funeral of Jobn'i‘aylor was held from his late residence‘on Main street. this afternoon. The Rev. R. O. Sher- wood. paetnr of the South Norwalk Baptist church, emulated. The burial was in Norwalk cemetery. lira. Wilmott Fawcett‘s store on Water street. Norwalk. is closed on ac count l-f the death of her sister. Mrs. Henry Rotherforth. at Danbury, Wed. nesday. at the ageof fifty-one. The funeral was held this afternoon. —~l“ricd escallaps at Depot Restaurant. The Young Women‘s Christian Tents perancc Union will hold a businebe meetr ing Saturday evening. at 7:30, with Mrs. Fred Lyon. Ann street. The re- commendations of the National confer- ences at Cleveland will be considered. All members are urgently requested to be present and bring someone also with them. -lcdianSagwe 63c Finch‘s pharmacy. George If. Benedict. of Elm street. who was called to Greenpolnt. L. 1.. on account of the death of his wife‘s father, lasso Armstrong, returned last night. lira. f}. M. Benedict is still ill. The fun- eral of Mr. Armstrong will be held Help urdsy evening. On Sunday the remains will be taken to lit Klsco. N. Y.. for in- torment. —~(lents'. ladies‘ and children's hosiery, very cheap for cash. at ll. ii. Smith' . Theodore Stone is giving the Town finneeathorough cleaning in prepara- tion for tonight's special city meeting. lie built a fire this noon in order to have the structure thoroughly heated. The to ing is for the purpose of discussing t utter of a better storage water sup« ply and to take such action or shall be deemed economy. , W idrs. Frances l-‘. Mclnughlin. wife of a car inspector at the lirm-olldatsd depot. died. yesterday afternoon. at her home ill Chestnut street. Eihs leaves live small children. the youngest of whnm is only two weeks old. The funeral will be bald from St. Mary's church tomorrow morn- ing at 9 o'clock. The interment will be in Calvary cemetery, Brooklyn. , ~39» 02 derby. at O'llrien's. Patrick llnrphy. of New York.employ- ed at Dr. Smith's sanitarium in Wilton, came to florwslk and got drunk. i e wuuaentcthsiocknp byb‘hiefofl’ol- lea Bradley. in horseman Ilsrtin'e truck. lnrphy was tried before Justice Bose. yesterday afternoon. and lined 0i and coats. lie had mocry. but refused to m. and a muses of thirty days was ordered. but afterwards remitted. its was taken to in“ who immense variety of dress mode m miter for stock atlas.“ I. h. was. Having been thoroughly refurnlsbad, is now 'open for impaction. displaying an " COLORS no sons. The work from this studio has gained a “concessional-iron for in Style. Flnlsh and Permanence. Our aim isto suit our trons and to furnish to them that! eat od ti f rWOEK GUARANTEED. Electric :hl‘d gp‘hssl’theoggofi. Photographer. 58 Walliltreet. Norwalk. Conn. G. CUNEO. Don‘t forget to call on us. We have the Best Malaga Grapes In town. Bananas. MIXED NUTS Are all guaranteed to be the best and new. I CHANGES Sold by the box cbea r then the can be bought at the groves!m y Please note that we will sell them at wholesale prices. All goods delivered free. Gr. OUNEO, Washington street and Railroad Place d!) lm 'u Frank Benton, clerk at the Nbrwak freight house. is on the sick list. -Chiclions. lOto 12c lb. Drescher’s‘, Louie Fauntleroy. clerk for J. A. Pin- neo. is ill at his home on Elm streev. Henry Carter is helping out at the stars. —0ysters at Depot Restaurant. Attorneys Hurlbutt and Warner are in Bridgeport. today, endeavoring to get the oaaeeof'Oliver Cook against several defendants erased from the docket of the Court of Common Pleas. J- DRUGGlST. ._._..M. w» .4... We again call your attention to our Prices on PATENT ltElll- . GlllE8« Hood's Sarsaparilla, 500. Indian Sagwa. oil'c. Ayer's Sarsaparilla, '7c. Castoria, 23c. Allcock’s Planters. 10c. Cuticura Resolvont, 70c. Greene’s Nervura, 70c. Carter’s Pills. 130 , two for 250. Outicura Soap, 150. Pear's Soap, ' 10c. Vaseline, 2 oz. bottle, to. Vaseline. 5 oz. bottle. 10c. Liquid Ammonia, pint bots, no. And 100 Two-Grain Quinine Pills for 25 etc. ”*lwlw” PLAISTED’S 60MB BElEBY mu llllli mun 00w. TRY lT ! “Alli” PillSlEB'S Billllllll CREII WILL KEEP YOUR l-l an D 3 room cuappmc. WE hill. THEIIOIETEII ' Ill "IDES. W l. ll. Plaistad, lie. 43 Washington St. Solllll Harwell. d ”a t l. H. PlllilEfl. Overcoats. Roofers, ‘ . , Underwear , and Gloves. coér curs NO FIGURE-2.3 I4 $ , I0 and i2 l5 l2 8 9.90 7 . .390 $20 Overcoals reducedlo I5 Overcoals reduced to 20 Suits reduced in IS Suits reduced to All) Suits seduced lo l2.50 Beaters reduced to . Ill Healers reduced in Random Wool Underwear. All sizes in both Shirts and Drawers. BlMSlllllli BllllS. - CLOTHIERS, alsumc Blilllllllli. u scum lfllll one, nonmtr. sum intent ”owTwhwéwieadlng Dry—Thalia St tty Tristram & H No. 2 Gazette Buildi g. " MUSLIN UNDERWEAR. An advertisement confers no permanent benefit unless the promhes that it com rays are carried out. By this we mean that in calling your attention to our new Stock of Muslin Underwear we make our Patrons the Following Premium: 1. That. for Quantity and Assortment it gives the widest range for W Selections. II. That Every Place is of Honest Quality and Thoroughly lode. Ill. 'l'hat not only will we make the above promises, but we will also Punish the Goods at Prices which Favor the Buyer in the most generous manner. Our Olfererings Should Attract the thoughtful attention of all Mt b31911. . _ lllgm Dresses. Slim. 1 U'siers 1 Lot Skirts. A No l Muslin. with 5 rows of Tucks and Carubric Rollins. at 25c each. Better Skirts at all prices if desired. Corset enters. F'nll since. nice tfueliu Trimmed. with Torehcn Lace, 2 for 250. All sizes. Best Quality Muslin. 3 styles. high. square and V shaped neck. neatly trimmed with embroidery and inserting. in sires from 3'3 to 42. at the each. Extra Fine Muslin, V front and back. trimmed with lush point embroidery, sites 8‘) to 42, at 89c each. Fine Cambric V Front and Beck, trim- med with donhle rows of lrith point em» hmidery and Val lace. extra nice in every particular. sires 32 to 42. at 500 each. "m”... when to call attention to a at» oral lot of Uiugnam Wrappers, in from 32 to 44. with extra full sleeve and 4 inch rnllle around yoke. Good quality muslin. finished with neat cambric mills and feather stitch ~hraid on yoke. 3 stars at we each. Extra muslin. 'lhe best gown in the store at the price. Finished with dowble yoke and trimmed with «rubric ‘ and Haxnbnrgh insertions, ii styles and 3 sizes at 50c each. honsdale muslin yoke trimmed with Hemhnrgh insertion and four rows I! tucks and cuffs of embroidery.“ 50c each. llrmrs. Good muslin, with cluster of Me at! embroidrry. also tanks and eambric ruf- fle. at 25c each. in sizes from 28 to 29. Extra nallty muslin 3 inch hem. four tucks an feather stitch braid. All” at 950 each. at“ These node are well worth pl 55 each but we shall offer them at this time at the my low wine of 76 cents. You can't alford to miss this opportunity. lilfil'l'l‘lix , I "yamjllcrwalk, Bonn. .., w...~m,,.....w u... W..._-..M ”A 6600 THING! WHERE? WHAT? Why, right here in your own city. '1 boss trouésre that we are making to order for ‘ $3 .50 64:? pairs and their first year not yet completed. livery purchaser well pleased. the best advertisement" verified others in less than 2 weeks. The old saying. "A pleased m by one customer sending us 9 OPEN Elilll illllllli llllll 9 WM“. 3 :5 Davis, The Tailoryl Biathlon “altar and lion’s Furnish. men-mm , r l w
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