..I
I
, summon.
laser by II freight min In
. audition at the hospital
Ouaceonntolhissdvsnc-
. seventy-live years, it was
1 vsrydoubtful if he couldreco-
noncommun- living, lite
It. vim, and In. Bachael
ofthisplacemndlirsJans Hart,
' and was also the father of
envious-a Gibbons. He was
,, ‘d W, but had lived here
Jetty years. He tended the rail-
llrawbridga for several years, and
filter by trade. The remains
7 for burial by Under-
Raymond, and the funeral will
pilee from the home of his daugh-
.X!I. Wheeler, on Henry street.
“Below isa continuation of the list of
meet! on East Norwalk property:
In Levi-Bones Hendrick avenue
sot, purslty 60. total 660.
Double Leslie—House St John avenue
m ,
Maren CbarlseT-Two houses Second
and Third avenue 12150 M2450,sight
' Inland 500, homes 30,csttle so, vehi.
BUN, total 48w.
Bohr-ll Charles H Jr—Bonso New
‘ micro. mono, totslflm
Gshrarau John—Four acres land 200.
Gehrman William A—Bouse Third
"line 1000, oysters 100, penalty 110,
total 1210.
(Bell: Albert A—Houss First avenue
100,; live and one-half acres of land
HeurySmlth estate 440, oysters 400, to-
talfliil.
The ladies of the East Avenue Metho
“Wuhnrch have already rais~
ad and paid toward the building of the
eswchurch sexoo. The Epworth Lea~
gushavspsld 31,400 to the same cuter-
«prb. The ladies have yet 0800 to raise,
au’dtbe league .100 to complete their
.lIeription. The lecture tonight by
Rev. F. A. Scofleld populsr pastor of
iscopal church New
Haven, Conn. willhs in the Interest of
tksladics’ Aid society and the Epwovth
league. lecture begins at 8 o ’.clock
Yatetdey afternoon Robert '1'. Harris,
of Cove street, exhibited two I‘IvssnakI I,
aboatsighteeu Linehss in length, which
‘ unborn anest of fourteen which he
mid Euns‘Osborn captured in a spring on
. land belondngto Ilr. Osborn cast of this
place. Twelve of the reptiles were kill-
ed. The two Ifr. Harris brought to East
Norwaik were presented to “Katamor-
pita,” the snake charmer of New street.
ltisaid that a nest of snakes has been
found in this spring on several occasions.
The work of cutting oil the front of A.
E. Austin' s building at 153 and 15’) Wash.
legtou street bridge, which encroached
on solve property about two feet, was
completed yesterday. All the buildings
on the north side of the bridge are now
on a line, with the exception of lira.
'Ia's. This will be moved back early in
thirties. ”MW
Evidently a social club is not desired
in East Norwalk. After several efforts
reorganize one the attempt had been
given up, at least for some time. A
nesting wssfito have beenihsld last night,
but not enough were present in Randall’s
Ball to make it an object.
, lewsdealer John 8. Wheeler, having
found his store on the bridge too small
dueethe front was but oil, has leased
John I. Buxtoo’s store. recently vacated
by 3. Spiro, and will move about Febru-
my I. He will also occupy the spart-
“ over the note.
The meeting in the Advent Christian
church,“ night, was led by Edward
W. of the :Bridgeport Advent
m, and was very interesting. a deep
Interat being manifest. Anoth~
7 sv massing will be hold joint“.
Quits a number of the youns mil" 0'
and Fairlield intend to attend
assumes Fire Police hall, which
will mks place at Arion Hall. South
Mon Holiday evening, January
I.
“Misbdngmsdstostsrta local
when" «change in this place. I.
insulin attbsbsad of thl project.
it! .
:fisasspraimrem Its. Decker
sepsis. arrived from Long Island,
Ole
Whflhflhflmhmsfiw
“walnuts
evening and will be lead by the pastor.
William Herd Lawrence, of "little
Bohemia.” spacial artist for Harper Bro-
tbsrs' lcnthly, is in Ottawa, Canada.
sketching the ins carnival for the loath-
ly.
Fay 0.Whits returned home yesterday
from a week's visit In New York state.
BABIES AND NOBOTON.
William B. Willmott, So, went out to
his barn yesterday to look after the
horse, but not finding the animal in the
stall at once supposed it was stolen. A
furthe‘r search, however, disclosed the
horse wedged under the stairway, impos-
sible to move. The horse broke the belt-
er during the night, and gorged himself
with grain and hay until he weighed
about twice as much as usual. It was
nwessary to knock a portion of the side
of the born 08 to get the animal out.
, Wednesday, as Charles Leonard was at
a pump drawing water for use in the
new club rooms at Newton, he lost his
hold on the handle, which ,ilew back,
striking him in the face and cutting a
frightful gash in his cheek. Dr. W. I“.
French was obliged to take several stitch-
es in the wound. .
George Sherwood and family,who have
been occupying Jesse Millspaugh's house,
will move back to East Norwalk.
John Stevens has sold his place on
Noroton avenue, and will occupy his
smaller house adjoining Ire. Sarah
Ball's property.
Mrs. A. S. Bibbins, the well-known
artist, contemplates having an extensive
addition placed on the studio.
Ronald D. Lyon mourns the loss of his
valuable white and brown setter dog
“Spot."
NEWS 0!‘ THE NORWALKS.
The following petitions to the General
Assembly were filed yesterday in the
state secretary's office: The Norwalk
Tramway company for an amendment
to its chartrr extending the time in
which it may build tracks, and granting
additional powers. The Stamford Street
Railway company for an amendment to
its charts: granting increased privileges
and authority to increase its capital to
”00,000
~—'l'he performance given last evening
at the Opt In House by the Oregon Ifedi-
cine'ICo., was witnessed by a large and
delighted audience. It is so surprising
to know that a company can place an en-
tertainment of this kind before the pub-
lic without charging an admission, as it
Is entirely free from all objectional fest
urea and consists of a laugh from begin-
ning to finish. (lo tonight. It is free
and seats are reserved without charge
for Indies.
The residents of Lexington avenue
and the southern portion of the city,
complain because, under the new postal
law. they have only one delivery by
carrier each day, on account of its being
impossible for one owner to cover the
large route in eight hours, the time they
work.
I
11. ii. Williams is negotiating for the
stock of |crocksry at F. J. Dugan‘s
store. Mr, Dugan will close out his bus-
iners.
Captain of Police Colegrovc is laid up
with rheumatism, and Olllcer Gladstone
is acting as captain.
+-—
The many friends of Mrs. Emma E.
Stevens will beglad to hear that she is
rapidly improving from a serious illness.
The quarantine placed upon the resi-
dence of Mrs. George R, Cholwell, on
High street, Norwalk, on account of the
illness of little Ifiss Dorothy Dennis
Cholwell, daughter of Air. and Ira.
George C. Cholwsll, will be raised to-
morrow. ‘
lsnsgcr I. ll. Hoyt, always awake to
the Interest and pleasure of the patrons
of his theatre. has booked "A Trip to
Chinatown" for londay evening, Fab. 4.
C. Ford Seeley will leave town, lion-
day, to enter upon his position with the
Rowland, Gow, Stark 00.. of Bridge—
port.
The Fairlleld Avenue Whlst club will
meet tonight with Ira. Arthur Thoile.
Mrs. William Scott. of Greenwich, Is
visiting at 12 Hartford place.
Owing to the illness of Rev. A. H.
Wyatt,8scretsry John 11. Jackson, of
the Y. It. C.‘A.. led the prayer meeting
at the Norwslk Ifethodlst church last
light.
A long distance telephone was placed
in Dr. Dexter Hitchcock’s residence, this
morning.
“Nero." a vslushlslisw Foundland deg
nwasdhyfilrs. Henry Miami High
street, Norwilk. died ysstsrdsy.
Jasphhdiahdhomlsy airs“. has
latrines-plenum lshssh ass” is
mesa,»
autism-thermos in. It out.
will an to Stamford. Wednssday even-
lng,to playhasketball with the Stem-
ford emulation team.
A.B.Blllwllllssd the Y. If. C. A.
song service Sunday afternoon. The
music will he by the Cottage avenue
quartette.
lira. A. P. Ely, of Dsnbury, visited
lir. and Mrs. R J Brusdage, this week.
Harry Sooville is sick at his home on
Ann street.
/ Engineer w. s. Rider and J. B. Rider
aresnrveying the proposed line of the
Norwalk Tramway company from East
Norwalk to Westport.
You make no mistake when you take
DeWitt’s~thtle Early Risers for Milan-
ness, dyspepsia or headache, because
those little pills cure them. G. A. Greg-
ory d: 00.. and G C. Stillson.
POPULAR AMUSBIINTS.
Inns of the [vents In Which liorwalk
People are Interested.
“Nothing so successful as success.”
This old saying seats» to hold particu-
larly good in the case of Miss Minnie
Taster, who begins an engagement of
six nights and four matiuess at Hoyt's
Theatre, Monday evening,in the comedy‘
drama “Silver Ledge " Ilia Lesterhas
met with success ever since her initial
performance. The reason is not hard
to find; a good show at reasonable
prices; something that the people can go
and see three or four times a week and
feel that they are not robbing themselves
Mics Lester’s famous orchestra still re-
mains with her and will be heard in sev-
eral new descriptive pieces. The musi-
cal programme fcr Monday evening in-
cludes the overture to “William Tell,”
“Village Life in the Olden Time," se-
lections from Harrigan'e “Woolen Stock~
ing," add the descriptive piece, "A Dayo
with the Circus." Prices 10, 20 and 30
cents, positively no higher.
‘ Aflllcted with Rheumatism.
Mr. Geo. A. Mills. of Lebanon, ConnI,
says: "I was afflicted with rheumatism
in my back all last winter. It was
severe at times that lconld not stand,
straight. but was drawn over on one
side. I tried dilferent remedies without
receiving any relief until l‘bought a bot-
tle of Chamberlain's Pain Balm. After
using it for three days, according iodi-
rections, my rheumatism was gone and
has not returned since. I have since
recommended it to others and know
they have been benefited by its use. For
sale by (I C. Stillson, druggist.
It cures piles. it cures obstinate sores,
chirped hands, wounds. it does this
quickly. Is there any good reason why
you should not use DeWitt‘s Witch Bar.-
el Salve? G. A. Gregory & Co., and G.
C. Stillson._
We might tell you more about One
Minute Cough lure, but you probably
know that it cures a cough. Every one
does who has used it. it is a perfect
remedy for coughs, colds, bosrsness. it
is an especial favorite for children, being
pleasant to take and quick in curing. G.
A. Gregory & 00., and G. C. Stillson.
Lady (in a crowded tramway car)—
Thank you, sir: but I don't like to da-
prlve you of your comfortable seat.
Irishman (who has risen to offer a seatlw
Be the' powers ma‘am. it was comfort-
able no longer when Oi saw you standin.’
“Rabbi, who is happier, the man who
owns a million dollars or he who has
seven daughters." “The one who has
many daughters." "Why so?” "He
who has a million wishes for more~the
man who has the seven daughters does
not."
Iflnnie—«l want to introduce you to a
young lady-a very nice girl—and she's
worth her weight in gold. Bob-Stout
glrl,1hope?
“Shall I clean the snow olf, madam?”
said the little boy to the Boston lady.
“No," she replied severely, “you’d far
better go to school and learn that it is
the pavement and not the snow that is
to be cleaned o ." m
The best anooyns and sxpsctorant for
the cure of colds. coughs, and all throat,
long and bronchial troubles, is undoubto
sdly, Ayrs’s Cherry Pactoral, the only
specific for colds and coughs admitted on
exhibition at the Chicago World's Fair.
Children Cry for
Fischer’s Oastorls.
mamMN.‘
mnshywasdohwsgsvsham
mumsmmmmm
“monument-slough”
maumummm
Ohlldrsn Oryfoi
Pitchers Oastorla.
eltchsrfs
_ lewspwpsr Insurers Wanted.
We are informed that the Ifodern Press
Association wants one or two newspaper
correspondents in this county. The
worklslightand can he performed by
either lady or gentleman. Previous ex-
perience is not necrssuy, and some of
our young men and‘wotnen and even old
men would do well to secure such a pool.
tion, as we understand it takes only about
one fourth of your time. For further
particulars address Hodern Press Assocl
ation, Chicano. Ill.
Mr. J. A. Scrivso, a prominent mant-
fsctnrer of 18 East 15th St,, New York
city. purchased a bottle of Chamhsr_
lain’s Cough Remedy from druggist H
H. Lane, Poekskill. N. Y. Such good re.
sults followed its use that he sent back to
Ifr. Lane for two bottles more of thesame
remedy. 'I'hoee who give this medicine
a trial are seldom satisfied with any
other when again in need of such a prop
aration. It Is unequalled for coughs and
colds For sale by G U. Stillson', drug-
gist.
Taylor & Golden
Real Estate and Insurance
WASH [ROTOR "BRIT.
' Persona looking foralo or house and lit
with the view purchasn w, are Invited to
call and examine our list. e have them for
sale In every partof the city at reasonable
nrlces and on easv terms. until tf
T0 LET.
CORNER cottayeon Livington place. mod-
ern improvements. heater. hot and cold
water, bath. laundry.
Enquire MRS WILL A
Avenue.
stationary tubs, e.Ic
hi 8. RIDER, 74 West
old if
F‘BO‘I; .lanIIarylsI. house of sight rooms at
Franklin street; modern lm ruvo~
merits. III ulrc of EDWIN WILUO at
Brown a W chIx's grocery dlll If
Ol'iE ll Rt10\fS Barn. Wash-house,
nod house, heel never falling sir-lug
well of water. cistern decree of land. l(ll
ing pear and apple trees fine shade, near Ro-
sin-gum elation Rent, 8;)» month.1nqulr3
TATIOII AGENT jlil lw
OWElt floor of house. No. ‘I‘ Chestnut
- strt-etuenlJow Io desirable tenant. In—
quire of JAMES I’. PUNZELI‘. No. 9 Chestnut
street. die If
NEIHALF olmwdonhle house on River-
I-lde avenue. East Norwal; I-lx rooms.
with all modern improvements; line \iI'W
water: most desirable location in Norlwslg.
ApplvtoC. Ii. AISTIIORI’E. jltl 3t
THREE rooms lilScnth Alain street, water
in. root‘s: lilW oodward avenue. brooms,
aetiond floor recite. housed? Woodward ave-
nue. rent, 13: house 10 rooms, i Hanford
place: secIiu floor of house. (sir rooms}. on
Fort Point street. rent.
Apply to .A. WOODWARD.
DISTRICT OF NORWALK so" PROBATE
Court, January l7lh A 1)..
lustaie of Frederick P. StaheilJate of Nor-
walk. In said Distriir, IlerI- -.ased
The i.‘ curt of Probate- for the IllntriI l of \‘or
walk, hath limited and allowed six months
from the dais hereof for the creditors of said
«trials to exhibit their Ilaims for settlement.
Thosswho nIglI-ct in present their amounts
smperly attested, within said time. will be
barred a recovery. All per-(Ins indebted to
sail! estate are rm mated to main immediate
payment to combos cranes
in ill KI fhi
Elm-unis.
llrsshsnsprnng or Door from Carlsbad
bettsrsystsrnthan thence we have el-
tablishsd. We know whet is the low‘
est possible ngures at which we can
sell what we have to ofler to‘you and we
govern ourselves accordingly. We will
sell all of our Ifen's,‘Boys' and Children’s
Overseers snd Ulstcrs during our Coli-
erosion Sale Without Any Profit to Our-am
sevlrs.
lion’s Plus All Wool Tailor Made Ov-
ercosis, 06 66, 08 88. ”:75, ‘12 40. 14 75.
017.75. .19 75, 321.75, 024 76.
The old prices remain on the tickets,
and the new pricescan be seen on the
same ticket, you buying at the lowest
cash figures. We Have the Latest Fad
in Vests, made of Drab Corduroy, the
large twill. seven buttons and lapelle on
the pockets for $2.50. Much style for
little money
OPEN THIS EVENING.
MEI'GS & CO.
827 Main cor. Bank St, Bridgeport. Ct.
Makers and Retailers of Good Clothing.
WANTED.
cams. bganlhg” XII
dress BO 2:, Mien. Conn ilhil
('JIIEANINGd and dyeing establishment,” No. i
Railymou a treet. Corner South Main
street, on line of electric care. South Nor-
walk. Conn. We respectfull announce to the
citizens of South Norwalk. orw slk and vicin-
lty that We established ourselves in your
midst. in the dyeing and closure businms,
r'Id are now prepared to do all kin e of clean-
ing and dpeingi in the very best style and mum
Ier Lades' on Its, dresses. either made up or
snort. cloaks, capes. lnfsnta‘ca capes ood.s.etc ..
nobons. fringes, piano, organ. lliard covers.
mufflers scarfs, ties. hid gloves kid shoes.
alt Ifeatbers cleaned and curled siLGentlemen’s
manta dyed or cleaned and pressed!
t.mannor C. BU'l'l‘l unease. mlilttho
TWO or ihrre rooms for light houseker' esplng.
within a few minutes' walk of Ih e
Ad dress X.."Slis'i'mkfnmoe.1183t
[‘03 SALE.
AA Howell for sale or to let for the keeping-
Alpkply to s.u.w1w0s,sz w'}Ll:'Mt'
Norwak 1w
O'I'I'AGEsl AND BUILDING LOTS. Cot-
tages on Quiniard avenue six rooms
each. Nearly new and in cindIiiou.
Good Improved bulldlno lomdeslrahl located.
Terms easy. Apply to FltANCIe ii $131312
l
REAL estate and household propertyh dwel-
lln house and bIIlldlnII on Washington
street b due, and No. 77 Spring street he
quire of MRS 1LD HLEEH 77 Spring street.
South Norwal lk. ll 21w
B PockIt knives. Every blade
0 hand for ed. and warranted.
SOUTH NORW ALK HA DWARE (30.2 2“
al
J
MARSHALL’S
School of Shorthand
and Typewrlting.
~ .s run-
Masonic Building flsll 8t, list-
will, open
Terms reasonsble. Schodl rooms open from 10
mm. untllll ..rn. daily except Saturday. Also
Monday. rdnestlay at d Friday evenin s.
from 7:?!) toil. ill. [hose dalrlng to study
science would do well to col or write to
0033,1113” MARIlIiALL. Box .160, Norwalk
n .
——
WA‘I‘I'B CLINII‘I'S AND CESSNOLS
CL ”A ED.
1 l. uIirkwaI-ranted to be done in the best
manner and for Isa-It money, Block or
split wood,“ Iord; hit or straw by hale or
l0n;leam work of all inde. C. L. JA MES.
lion we. Smith Nora-all: Ilzlilm
NO NEED TO iii) ABROAD T0 REGAIN
YOUR HEALTH n MINERALSPRINGS
save Tm; rscussnous EXPENSE or
TAKING AT HOME,
KUTNOW’S
- lMPRflViD EFFEIWISCEIT -
CARLSBAD POWDER.
The only pleasant tasting Carlsbad Powder III
the Market
A I’eijfrvfly [nimble mu! 1. 1790(le RIIaniy for Indigestion, (Towsipnffion. DyMpIp
xI‘II, Gout, Diabetes, Kidney and Liver Ilcranyemrufs.
Irflone genuine without our Trademark and
‘ facsimile signature of
S. KUTNO‘V 8; CO. .
Beware of limitations.
"KlilllllW'S llill-lSTliMiTIC
FINDER Mill iilliilllilis."
A Sure (fore for Grip, Asfhma, Chronic Cafarrh, Bron
chills, Hay Fever and Severe Colds.
if not found at your Druggists. cut this out and send with shots.
in stamps or money order to IUTNOW 3305.. 62 and lit Lafayette
sits Place, New York City. who will forward to you. charges pro.
paid, an original dollar package of either prevention.
113
In North lain st., Bo. Norwalk.
Telephone «11.5%.
Olliltlretl Cry for ‘
TEE FINEST
ESCOLLOPS
ON EARTH, ONLY 250 QUART.
THE PEOPLE’S MARKET,
E. .I. WADHAIVIS. ProprIeto‘r
’1 Wall et., Norwsll
l Satisfaction guaranteed. —- Telephone call, in...
478 Ifalu street. Bridgeport.
1.3-9.3.
WE LEAD THEM ALL.
HEADS, 92 WISHINGTIIN STREET,
GREATEST SPECIAL SALE
earunnsr. even KNOWN.
nwglaléhllal' ALL. looklsdscfl'rsshlsdscsnlly. nominate
Allhlatlsswskss esdcsm. musculatuaoessnutsadhtlsy
immusrwmmmwmm }
N [be
“'10
MI
We take inventory the lattes
part of next week, and the
roman: we mean for 0% f
you special this we or 4
Saturds, Monday sndTnssday.“
The in ucement offered you to
buy on these days is II s will sell -
you. without exception, only; ,
article in our store,w ‘
Bone goods, Hosiery, Notions. . ‘
omestic or Kitchen articles, at
exact cost marked on each
or article, '
Furthermore, to make this oi
fer a binding one on us we
give 026 to any oharitabl or-‘
ganisation, roviding on one
finds. We 0 got stick to our
agreement
Again we want it distincsy
understood we will in no
change any price, we (1
square or no deal at all.
This ofi'er means lots of ladi
fine Hose at 19:} cents 3 psi
Several hundred yards of g
cm. Swds, 36 inches wido,a
16i cents yard.
25 pieces good dress Gingham
at 5; cents yard.
Gent’s and ladies’ good quality
Underwear 39? cents each
Fine table Linen at cost price,
varying from 19 cents to 75
cents, worth 33} or cent. more.
On cotton clot s the margin
of profit is not so large, but it
behooves you to look out for the
small things.
In our Kitchen, Notion, Hos-
iery and Dress Goods depart
wants this sale willbc the big-
gest bar ins you have s
struck. on all know a g
thing when you see it. Go.
to us on Saturday, Monday .
Tuesday, and you can 10"
through the big end of a to
scope and see bargains so big
Dry Goods of all kinds you wi
be convrnced not that the mi
lenium has come, but that f0
three do s Dry Goods, etc” is,
South orwalir are cheaper
than you ever saw before.
sum ioiwm‘
Boston Store,
83 WJSWWH... ..
N. B.——The above advertise-
ment applies to this store onlyfiLJ“
f
gqfsrfsiumfs.
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Hoyt’s Opera Hons;
COMMENCING
MONDAY. JINUABY 2i»
ONE SOLID ‘1 EEK.
MINNIE usual
With her new company. Famous band and
2 p.:'°“°;‘:.,.. 25
Mlllillil, "SILVER lElliiE."
PEO PL B
You have to laugh. - ~ — You cant help It
M A’I'l N V DIS—Wed nesdsv. Thursday. Friday
and Saturday.
Evening prices, 10 ‘20, and 30 cents.
also! seats now open at Pleisted's and 1
Gregory“ a Drug mores. jln
OWEN’S
Is the only place in town where you
can or genuine home made PIES and
CA 1'33.
llll’lllEl'S
SON BONE and CUOCOLATES, a
fresh lot always on hand.
We make a specialty of hot TE
COiFEE and CHOCOLATE, SAN
WICIIES, etc
Served at all Hours:
Colts 5c. llandwlehhes 5c.
'lss on Pies 5e.
Chocolate he. Cakes II.
It llcrtli llsln Strict.
South Norwalk. Ct.
Tflllioartlof Relief for the Town of Non- ~.
walk.cnthe assessment list of nevi?) , ,
msetln the ofllosnft he Selectmen, I.
Jan. 1th. loin. at s o'clock: Wednesday even- . ,
lug..lannary 9th. at 7 o'clock: Saturday. Janu- . '5
12th. at 2 o'clo- hw evening.
y "that? o‘clock: unionism-January ;;
lain" at 2 o‘clock: Wednesday evenlnluiann- _
at that l o'clock:llaturtla ,annary fish. .
the“ M norm. his" “M”
II says a
emf” lhnfiolngs of the homeroom.
will twlth i
mmuds‘gf'imummim msgcmkpf‘fi
dfifim of shells: the polls
emotionafimem her It. not.
l“ cl...
utility”
soars III m
infill was, roasts
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