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‘ht. Myron.
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[defect in the afternoon of the
Mammogram
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W Winter. “all.“ Bavlland street.
m with III-Innis
. . .kCI‘art has given up his alruav
trio Volh’ahat factory.
- Mum bal plus I hand-
ate-ignoverhir Wallatreet news store.
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din torwaa born flaturday night
Eli'- Mord Ira. John I". Flynn, 8 Tollea
< ladleaoflmtl.B.lfead'aflill-
. .... onjoyedaaleigh ridoahout
”Saturday.
lndianflagwa 636. Finch’a pharmacy.
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lattalned by lies Julia Clarke, of Elm
M, tomorrow night.
g The annual meeting of the South Nor
Conventional church will be held
. : y hvening, January 31“.
Pluto-or Richard Vogler contemplawe
- formation of a German singing
' ., ,ofwhichhosballbo the leader
In. Daniel H Cree-man. aged ninety
A. "I ~ ,iedangeronaly ill at tha residence
r heraon,Joaeph P. CrosamaumuJenc
W i‘" “ ‘ M
”i The HedSOcialclnb,whiuhhao its
‘ . . . . .. in the Price building,
Water street, Norwalh, will giro a
w . Thursday night.
‘p, The Town Board of Belief received
‘ city-nine applications last Saturday.
’3 3" meeting will be held Wednes-
‘ reverting, and the closing one next
'I' . ~ yatflo’cloch.
. .2 —0yatcra at Depot Restaurant.
. {It Thocommitteo on the Ariou masquer-
sdehill, to beheld February llth., held
in meeting last night, and made further
l - to for the afloir, which prom-
we to eclipse all prevIous efforts.
l _; ‘ f...
of tho Bout rn blew England
no company’ s linemen commenc-
o operations today. rebuilding the
plant. They arrived in town
lay and looked over the ground.
\
h—l :h.
1'-
illiam Ashton and Elward Palmer,
' Sorwalh ,have formed a portnersbip to
“not broker's olii tea in Stamford and
“Cheater. Ir. Ashton has charge of
Stamford ofl‘lce —‘3tarnlord Alva
i The Hungarian Dnlarsts or Singing
1" luh, will hold a grand cuocert and ball
Alien Ball, Huntley night, February
Thecoucert will consist of an ea-
‘ . gIeelleptprogramme of vocal and instru—
. w‘rnontal music.
‘ Louie Potter, of Norwalh, has sold the
é of III. Stamford burn-II palm to I
Idrygouda llrm. He will not close his
I as reported, but will move them
,. another location. The change will go
.l elect apout larch l5
3 ~60andarothebedroomruiteoflered
bytbOld Well fioohand Ladder Co...
fuquIIIIIIIIoIIIw a common» I.
Council of Norwalk will meet
Alter the arljourumoutofthe
,,a special meeting will
which awater commissioner
to llll Ithovacancy cana-
Iurray, of Norwalh, who has
ed recently in a large shoe
in Auburn. He. returned borne
and spent Sunday with his
I M night he went to Now
when he humourod employment.
ladiwt brave, eqnaw and popcose,
havohaonadvortioiug Indian medic
atllale'o drug store for the poet
, loft Harwell last Saturday for
Mt. Batarday evening a large
balloon wooinllated and sent up
we.
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autumnodwadwhera it was found.
Twowaroaeatupfroni Booth hove-it,
.aweahagoaadthoy were found in
W and Port Cheater, reapacp
" Aau‘btrofl’utuam Bose company
.. f hoyabdmemhrnofOldWalllicohaad
‘l'l “remained-merid-
‘ aura-rm menu-Isms
flflflhorlr.ndlradethoeohom
I
éI'll. Wat Avenue Whist club will bo
'tflhwm
. lame Brow-Jadaarht‘w of'”lnd
WWmdllorwalltJorfaliadam
mummmorycmm
tbeotroat.
Waohdhagafmw tho Daahury
Matron, forapmo in the Norwalh
aarociationgymnaolnm. The date has
notyot brooavt.
Business has not improved as much as
was hoped since the opothg of the new
year. Local bank clearings show a stood
gain over those of a year ago, but a fall-
ing oil from l8”.
Harry Bully threw forty-live and won
the high‘pipe at George Allen's Norwslh
store, Saturday night. William 0. Al-
kn, with forty-four, was second, and
Frank Volk, with nineteen, was low.
Charles Look wood, of Limestone, who
fit for a number of years made a bust»
nets of driving to and from the Nor-
walh Shirt factory, has disposed of his
roots to Gmrgs Martin, of that place.
The regular monthly meeting of Grace
Chapter Brotherhood of St. Andrew will.
be held tonight at the residence of T. W.
Meriwothor, Franklin avenue. As much
important business will come before the
meeting, every member is requested to
attend.
The proposed town court bill provides
that the court shall have civil jurisdic-
tion to the extent of 3600 and criminal
jurisdiction to the extent of 8250 and
six months in jail. There is little doubt
that the bill will go through the General
Assembly.
Ifayor Jar-ea T. Hubboll, of Norwalh,
will leave to 'u tomorrow for Greenville,
N. 0., toj ' his wifeand family. He
will not. probably, return north until the
latter part of February. Councilman
Osborn 'l" be acting mayor during Mr.
Hubhell’s ahaouc'ozwm
Captain C. W. Burpeo, of Company K,
Bridgeport, has just resigned his posi-
tion on tho Bndgeport Standard and will
become a member of the stud of the
Hartford Courani. Captain Burpee to
well known and greatly admired. by the
military men in Norwalk.
The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C.
A. Harstrom, who has been dangerously
ill, is now on the road to rapid recovery.
Mary, the little daughter of Rev. 3. H.
Watkins, is also much better. it is ex-
pected the quarantine will be raised by
the latter part of the week.
Thereia a rumor in circulation that
Norwalh isto receive a- visit from the
officers of the Low and Order league.
A reporter was unable to verify the re-
port, but was tnid that unicorn of the
league h’ld been in town and shadowed
certain poker rooms and disreputable
places.
A. Blanchard, who has resided in
Samuel l‘rrris' house on West street,
since he came to South Norwslh in 1879,
will move. ‘ebruary let, to the Palmer
plane, on lllmwood avenue. It in under-
stood that It. Ferris and family will
move from Rownytou and again occupy
their old home. “W...
~-l-‘riul oecallopt at Dept Manual.
The line sleighing and halmy weather
of Saturday afternoon was y' I, fully wal.
comed, and the avenues wore througed
with sleight, while the merry jungle of
bells filled thoalr. Yesterday a large
unmberofolelghswero out and many
people drove to litamford and other
neighboring ”'99: _.
At the meeting of the directors of the
Norwalh Tramway company, llaturday
afternoon. the protein board of officers
were reelected. as follows: President, C.
A Johnson; vice president. George lie.
Klbbiauacretary and treasurer. George
W. Ianedcld. The contract for bulld-
ing the new car house was not awarded.
The amount of interest minced in the
put two woela' prayer meetings in the
South Nrmvalh Baptist church has made
it advisable to continue thorn. Meetings
will be held every night this week. with
the exception of tonight and fisturday
night. A large chorus leads the singing.
which to an inoplrlng and excerdlngly
helpful feature. A cordial welcome to
extended to every one, whether meni-
heraof the church or not. or whether
they have ever attended services in that
church, to attend these meetings.
Passengers on the Berkshire express
lastPrldey morning were treated to so
exciting ride as the train entered the
tunnel atMYorh. According totho
Derby liewaau uprewou the New York
Central road cameup with the Barhablro
trstaatthatpolataod the trala which
raaehedtheothorondoftha tunnel that
wooldhavorlghtofwaylntothartatloa.
The two locomotma were almost
ahioartfora short distance. and when
the W were plunged, into
thodarhuemofthatauaol theiiertohlrs
Eaglneer Vaughan
hsptlatholmdaad loaded bit we
”lathe Mina several minaret he-
“plunder-oral train pulled
was“,
day. hhvwaoarnrrtrd infighting” ‘
_rIIIv.II.e Lbaohotballtmmhave '
‘ '~ ltantalilomia rpm.
F. D LAWTON & Co.
22 south street.
entirely newline
PHOTOGRAPHS. WATER
noxious IIIIIIIstmo
llaviogheeuthoronghly refnmlahod, is now open for impaction, displaying an
COLORS Mill SEPIIS.
The work from this studio has gained a wide-spread reputation for its
Style. Flnleh and Permanence.
Our aim is to suit our patrons and to furnish to them the finest productions of
the Photographic Art. at.
E. M. Jackson.
(Over F. ifead's Confectionery.)
PMWON and church organ lnstructlon by
he NinaA ..lIowls orsanlst sleuth Nor
walk Rapiht church. For terms call or ad-
dreaaZl West loath a/treot. Norwalh. collinll'm
Company A of the Boys' Brigade, of
the South Norwalh Baptist, church will
meet to drill tonight.
Selectman Danton: will send twenty
more men to Wilson's Point. tomorrow,
to work for the Standard Oil company.
Pbomix Engine company will hold
the second of its series .If sociab'es at the
company headquarters on Main street,
Wednesday nighiw”
-—All blankets and robes at cost, at hic—
Eoerney'o. _'___
Lumbermen report that the wholesale
price of lumber is on the advance, or
pecially Georgia and Florida plan, which
have advanced from St tot? per thousand
feet. Prices will it is thought, advance
considerably next spring.
Ifrs. Ann lyau, of Main street. Nor-
walh, fell on an icy sidewalk in front of
the Lamb property and was bruised
somewhat. She notified thocity clerk,
through Attorneys flurlbutt and Gre-
gory, of her intention to claim damages.
Fifty young men were in attendance
at the Y. If. C. A. song service, yum-
day ahternoon. The Cottage Avenue
quartcita rendered excellent music, and
l’ ident A. 8. Hill, of the association,
‘Evered an able address upon ”Chrir-
tIan Work."
Ferris Morehouse, formerly of South
Norwalh, is preparing plane for a public
hall at Georgetown. It is to be a two
story building, the rim story to be
used for dancing and for other entertain-
ments, the upper story for a Masonic
lodge room.
The Norwnlh Y. If. C. A. basket ball
team will go to Stamford, Wednesday
night. to play basket ball with the asso-
ciation team If that place. The mem-
bers of the room are Secretary Jackson,
W. N. Hail. Tony filliotto, Fred Thump
son, ltlbrrt Mullingr and (‘htrles Mc-
l’beroon.
The wreck in 1. mg lglund Sound, op-
posite the Norwallt islands, which was
blown up recently, lay directly in the
course of east-hound vmsels. The steam-
er lticbard K. Peck, of New Haven, re.
cently stru th the obstruction and is now
laid up for repairs. Both screw propel~
lots were broken, and the damage will be
quite expensive. The Nutmeg state, of
Bridgeport. was also injured by the some
wreck.
The report of Assistant Adjutant-(ion-
aral John ll. Thatcher. of the 00an
cut Grand Army, shows that the total
membership December Si, 1804. was 6,-
643. There were 142 deaths in the state
duringtheyoar. The not total loss in
membership was six. During the year
the order expended not far from 810,000
In charity. The expenditures for the
last six months of the your in behalf of
charity amounted to $3261.96. There
are seventy-two poets in the state.
At the Y. P. ti. C. E. meeting in the
South Norwalh Baptist church, last
nght, it was voted to claims Christian
Endeavor Day. The committee on ar-
rangemrnto for that observance will con-
sist of ll. 1'. (Sheffield, Rev. it. 0. fiber-
wood, Brueot llophins. Hrs. C. F. Bout-
well, flu. lloward Hherwood, Mira Daisy
Ryder, lilac Carr-III (In-fut. It is moot
earnestly dotlmi that the occasion he an
instructive and helpful one. Every eifori
will he put forth to mahe the observance
one of enjoyment and interact. A com-
mittee meeting will be held at 7:13
o‘clock, Thursday night.
President Clark. of the New York.
New Haven and liartford railroad, says:
“This company it unaltersbly opposed
to grade crossings under all circum-
stances and everywhere. it has resisted
their creation by every proper means. as
a matter of duty. it has opposed and
will oppose the increase of danger at or-
lstlng crossings by bone, and eopecially
electric care. it believes that the public
aympathloea with this policy and that
thootato. by legialatlon. will enforce it,
as Governor Collin recommended in his
message But how soon and in what
precise way, we do not heart. We only
hopethat it are! he quietly dono,not
oalylaCoaomleIIi. hallo-ll other
WORK GUABAKTEED. Electric cars pose the door.
Photographer.
58 Wall Street. Norwalh, Coon.
G. CUNEWO.
an’t forget to call on us. We have the
Best Malaga Grapes
In town.
Bananas.
MIXED NUTS
Are all guaranteed to be the heat and
' ORANGES
Sold by the box cheaper than they can be
bought at the groves.
Please note that we will sell them at
wholesale prices. All goods delivered
free.
Gr. CUNEO,
Washington Street and Railroad Place
d2) 1m
The Board of School Visitors will meet
tomorrow night
William Russell Blaeoll, formerly of
Norwalk, will be installed paatorof the
First Presbyterian church, of Madison,
N. J ., Thursday evening.
Busy people have no time, and sensible
people have no inclination to use a slow
remedy. One Minute Cough Cure acts
promptly and gives permanent results.
6. A. Gregory & 00.. and G. C. Srillson.
B. H. PLAISTED.
DRUGGIST.
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We again call your attention to
our Price: on PATENT Milli-
GIIES-
Hood’s Sarsapztrilla, ”0c.
Indian Sagwa, Inc.
Ayer's Sarsaparilla, 67c.
Castoria, 23c.
Allcock’s Planters, lOc.
Cuticurn Resolvent, 70c.
Greene’s Nervura, 70c.
Carter’s Pills, 13c , two for 25¢.
Cuticurs Soap, 15c.
Pear’ is Soup, 100.
Vaseline, 2 oz. bottle. to.
Vaseline, 5 oz. bottle, 10c.
Liquid Ammonia, pint bote., be.
And 100 TwoGrain (Jainine
Pills for 25 cts.
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PLAISTED’S
[:qu REMEBY
mu cunt mun com.
TRY lT !
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PlMSTEll'S BElZfllll CHEM
WILL KEEP YOUR
HA N D 8 FROM
CHAPPING.
WE SELL THEIIOIETEIS
Ill. "IDES.
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"Il. ll. Plaisled,
In. 43 Washington St.
shite.”
South lloiwalt
Suits,
Overcoats. _
U lsters',»
Roofers,
Underwear
and Gloves.
COST CUTS NO FIGURE!
5 ,_ Ill
I0 and I2
l5
I2
8
9.90
7
$20 Overcoals reduced in
IS Overcuals reduced to
20 Suits reduced in
IS Suits reduced to
I0 Suits leduced lo
l2.50 Healers reduced in
ID Healers reduced in
Random Wool Underwear.
All sizes in both Shirts and Drawers.
BlMSlfllK Blllli.
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CLOTHIERS,
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l4 Sfllllll Milli STREET ,
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Tristram & H9337”
No. 2 Gazette Building.
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.
An advertisement confers no permanent benefit unless the promises that it cou-
veya are carried out. lly this we mean that In calling your attention to our new
Star I: of Mushn l nderwear we make our Patrons the Following Promises:
1. That for Quantity and Assortment it gives the Widest range for Satisfactory
Selections.
11. That Every Piece to of Honest Quality and Thoroughly Made.
lll. Thai not only will we make the above promises, but we will also Furnish
the Goods or. Prices which Favor the lluyer In the most generous manner.
Our Oflererings Should Attract the thoughtful attention of all prudent
bum: ,
Slim.
1 Lot Skirts. A No l Muslin. with 5
rows of Tracks and, Cambric Rollie, at
25c each. Better Shirts at all prices if
desired.
Corset Covers.
Full sires, nine Muslin Trimmed, with
Torchun Loco,2 for25c All sizes.
Best Quality Muslin, 3 styles, high,
square and V shaped neck. neatly
trimmed with embroidery and inserting,
in, tires from 32 to 42. at 25¢ each.
Extra Fine Muslin, V front and back,
trimmed with lush point embroidery,
sizes 32 to 42, at 30¢ each.
Fins Csmbric V Front and Bach, trim-
med with double rows of Irish point em-
broidery and VIII lace, extra nice in
every particular, sizes 82 to 42, at We
each.
llelIl Dresses. WWW
Good quality muslin, finished with
neat csmbric mills and feather stitch
braid on yobs, 3 sizes at 39c each.
Extra muslin. 'lhs best gown in the
store at the price. Finished with double
yoke and trimmed with oambric miller
and Hembnrgbh insertions, Satylea and 8
sizes at 500 each
Lonedale muslin yohs trimmed with
Hamburgh insertion and four rows of
turbo and culls of embroidery. at 690
each.
Drawers.
(load muslin, with cluster of tucks and
embroidrry, also tucks and oambrl c not
lie. at 25c each, in sites from 23 to 29.
Extra quality muslin 3 loch hem, four
tucks and feather stitch braid. All alone
at 25c each.
We alio em: to call attention to a epmial lot of Gingham Wrappers. in tires
from 32 to 44. with extra full sleeve and 4 Inch ruillo around yobs These
WWIWW.‘ worth 01 25 each but we shall oil-er them at this time at the very low prior
0 5 mute.
You can't allord to miss this nppnviunitv
lrislram &. Hyatt. Nuwali lonn
A GOOD THING!
WHERE? WHAT?
Why, right here in your own city.
These trousers that we are making to order for
$3.50
04:? pairs and than first year not yet completed. Every
purchaser well pleased. The old saying. "A pleased customer
the beat advertisement" verified by one customer sending us 9
others in less than 2 weeks.
om ililll Imus lllllll 9 select. 2 ,
Davis, The Tailor,
Clothier. Halter and lion’s Fumisher.
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Hahaehamo Hotel Block, loath Norm. Culfi
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