H . I “0“!” I!
autism INITIIS.
{like Tbs-a they see and loan
WI. ., loath 'lovwalk .saa
. rm to.» Diurnal «disu-
. . eases news Ian.
‘ , [.WAIITIITISIIS.
, MW be guaranteed the
“dumbfounded“. Every res.
Melodic” bsmde loaceostnto-
,Mmbufchonos cannot be in.
isfldlponasarlahfunlaswpps’s amt
'dnby‘lo’clwk in the afternoon of the
Worcehanpsisdertred. \
John? Buckley. of Franklin s'vunue. is
very low.
A .. winter festival will be held at
the B . . River chapel. February 13 and
14.
To annual
Coo
W .
meeting of the Fairlield
y Savings bank will be held to-
- Alpha Wheel club will hold a
, ~ lngnext month to get in readiness
, . thsccmlng season.
» members of Pioneer Hook and
ddsr company will have a house clean-
. g bee tomorrow night.
--0ysters at Depot Restaurant.
The Norwaik Tramway company
» several more trucks to South Nor-
. yesterday afternoon.
There will he s stereoptieon exhibition
2nd lecture at the Norwaik Baptist
ing in spntments in W. A. Am-
1 i farmidenceon Union Park.
Attbemeeting of Uncss Tribe. 1. O.
In tonight. the chief’s degree will he
‘ ' :Pius Lodge Outing club will hold
2:1 'ng with Mr. and Mrs. Robert
~ Burch. of West avenue. Wednesday
if.
party of Norwaik Pelicans took a
- . to Stamford Sunday and made
a » lycall upon their brother Peli-
- in that city.
'ostmsstar Jsmes Bates. of West Nor-
k. received his thirteenth green goods
ular this morning. It was from
hiugton, D. 0., this time.
h'eire‘e‘t‘ indies' club met last
I A.“ A
1’31! bird. flu. Cummings, of Ur-
teri t. Refreshments were served
k
H
Jan‘s Relief Corps. of Doug-
Post, 0. A. It, willgive a box
ursday night in Grand Army
ington street bridge.
lee Solker was surprised last
on“ r home. 13 West avenue. A
, er of her friends were present,
"u. ion was a very happy one.
nd see the bed room suite oflered
.. 'lid Well Hook and Ladder 00..
, . ltion at W. A. Benedict & Co 's
irge chimney in ilustsv Pitzer‘s
“ a. ‘ r shop, burst last night. and the
flew over Dennis Donovan and A.
I boo. but fortunately did no damage.
? l
1 .
i
residence of William C. Freuden-
Wolfpit Bill, has been quarantin-
aco0unt of the daughter of Mr.
tbal being ill with scarlet fever.
.3 - . ting of the Young Men's Debat'
. b will be held tonight at the home
. | .. ; : H. Vosburgb. Jr.. Spring
, -’ There will bean cxtemporanscus
a
. V
l
all basket ball team of the Y. 11.0.
" sod s practice game. last night. at
i; issoclation's gymnasium, to got is
1" for thsgame at Stamford. to-
w night? W
Linkwsller received a postal
I afternoon from his bro-
fhis safe arrival in South
ter a very pleasant voyage
the revival services at the
walk Bspzist church tonight
A large chorus will lead the
Praise service. preaching. testi-
i 1*
‘ V tings. Everybody willhs wei-
sbealnco the rear truck of
coach 890, on the train due
. ' Minolta yesterday afternoon.
l to be disconnected by Car In—
a, Kilomoausinga delay oi about
1; sins.
“ nossof the Norwslk Board of
p. ,. city health oflcer conflicted
‘, . .acccrdingtotbs city ordinan-
,‘ 'tsglousdlssassswers reported
‘ 4- offlsalihaud nuisances to
‘. ‘ . . ofilcsr. ThsCity Council
have overcome this by appoint-
, ~ ksaith ofiiosr amber of
E sil’flsalth.
f - Curtis. daughters! Cashier
Aimrlsme-savsaus. will
Income horns from her coi-
os coconut of s more
miss kyshsvisshsftas
Whalers tanker out.
‘2.
:‘l'.
L, W" I “we “I“ “
”W‘s-view? . ~ 1
Miss’dnlis‘Cisrk. cream m will
WMWMAMM Whist club.
lsnaisbsosioday strmgisgwiresfor
the Wsstsrn Union Telegraph company’s
district service. ‘
St. Mary's church choir sleigh ride.
wsspostpoosdonacconasof thsstorm.
A-estingcfthe barbersofthe town
will be held tonight at Otto‘o'olock in J.
P. Brummrr’sbsrher shop all Washing-
ton street.
~Indisn8sgws 63c. Finch's pharmacy.
Selectman Dsskam was unable to send
men down to work at the Standard Oil
plant. today, .on account of the in-
junction.
The masquerade sociable of Louise
Lodge. No. 6. Sons of Herman. will take
place on Monday evening. February 4th,
at Germsnia Hall. ‘
Judge Alfred Knapp, who was taken
with an attack of heart failure, last
week. does not rally. and at this writing
his condition is considered serious.
B. A Abbot, formerly with the Gut-
ley-O'Gcrmsn comp toy, has accepted an
agency with the John Hancock Life In-
surance company. North Main street.
—-Fried escaliops at Depot Restaurant
On account of the erection of a derrick
at Mechanic street. it is necessary to
change the fire alarm wires, and box 28
hits been cut out for a few days.
Slrc‘el Commissioner Kellogg. of Nor-
waik, is about town today notifying
property-owners to clean out their gut-
ters to allow the water to run off from
the sidewalks and streets.
Complaint was made to Street Com-
missioner Kellogg, this morning, con-
cerning the pool of water which contin-
ually stands on the planking over the
tunnel at the crossing on River street
leading tothe sidewalk in front of the
Norwalk Hotel. Mr. Kellogg notified
Station Agent Gould and he promised to
have the difficulty remedied. The pud-
dle;is several inches deep on account of
the thaw and has been a decided nui-
sauce.
--All blankets and robes at cost. at Me-
Enerney’s.
Lester Hunt, the agent of the Adams
Express company, had a narrow escape
from a serious canilsgration. at his rinsi-
dence. 68 South Main street. last night.
A large lamp in the parlor began binning
in a dangerous manner. and soon it was
enveloped with flames. Mr. Hunt heard
the commotion occasioned by the inci-
dent, and happened in just as the lamp
was about to explode. He caught up a
rug from the floor. and wrapping it ar-
round the lamp threw it out the door.
—M. B. Parsons, Brookside Farm. of-
lers a lot of horses very cheap. Sevrrsi
great bargains. __
The case if Buttery vs. Free. which
was to have come up for trial in the
Superior Court, today. has gone over on
account of the illness of Attorney Welsh.
who appears for the defendant.
The defendant's demurrer, argued in
the case of the Village of Chester Vs. C.
T_ Leonard has been sustained by the
court in two parts, but overruled on esv.
ersl others.
Marguerite L. Veasaux died at her
residence. 12 Best One Hundred and
Forty-fourth street. New York, Sunday
night.agedeighty~iive years. She was
the mother of Mrs. Matilda 0. Clark, of
Holden place, Norwalk. The funeral
will be held this evening, and tomorrow
the remains will he interred in the Five
Miile River cemetery.
The regular monthly meeting of Grace
chapter, Brotherhood of St. Andrew, was
held last night. Only routine business
was transacted. ___._
Two boys. Fred Beoileld and {Ernest
Talmadge. were arrested by Chief of
Police Voiimer. this morning. chargul
with breaking the law by coasting on
High street hill. They were taken to
City Attorney Light’s oflics. but he was
too busy to attend to the cases and they
were continued for a few days.
Iiuller Lodge. l. i). 0. it, will rt-
hearse the second degree tonight at 8
o'clock sharp.
Funeral services over the remains of
lire. Mary Smcdiey. were held yester-
day afternoon from the residence of. her
sends-law. Councilman C. F. Haliock.
Quintsrd avenue. Rev. A. S. Kavsnagh
officiating. The male quartstte of the
First Methodist Episcopal church. con—
slsting of Harry Btcp son. Junior
Brown. George and P. H. Miller. render»
so vary appropriate musical selections.
The issuers were J. 8. Dunning. James
A. Brown, (3 it. Seymour and Beth
Remington. interment was atlllvsro
side. Thsdsossssdwasbornln Notting-
ham. England. but cans to this country
when young. Her husband was a
restraint the Israels-ssh Camacho“
VMIMDII death by com
2 so
wbwh wutobavs been held last night. ,-
.and instead attended the performance at
i can. Blast Raspberries. ,.
I Can talilom‘ia lprlcnls. ‘. .
F. D LAW-T ON & 'CO.
22 South Main Street.
lABKSllN’S PHflTUGflAPHiB Silllllll
Having been thoroughly refurnishsd. is now open for inspection.
entirely newline of ‘
PHOTOGRAPHS. wins 601038 on sons.
The work from this studio has gained a wide-spread reputation for its
‘ Style. Finish and Permanence.
Our aim is to suit our patrons and to furnish to them the finest productions of
the Photographic Art. AL WORK GUARANTEED. Electric cars pass the door.
E. M. Jackson. Photographer.
(Over F. Head's Confectionery.) 53 Wall Street. Norwalk. Conn.
‘PIANO and church organ instruction by
>Miss Nina A. Lewis. organist South Nor
walk Ba ti‘t church. For terms call or ad-
dress Zl not Main street. Norwalk. Ganja-3.
m
, Irl’
150
| So
' l5c
diplaying an
__.._.._...
The Y. M.‘ C. A. gymnasium class will‘
meet.
At the annual meeting of the stock-
holders of the Lounsbury a Bissell com~
pany.hsld this morning at the company’s
office in Winnipauk. G. M. Eoimes.C.
O; C. Bette. E. L. Boyer. J. A. Osborn
and J. C. Rmdle were elected directors
for the ensuing year.
The employee of E. J. Wadhsms’
Bridgepmt and two Norwalk markets
pcslpmed their sleigh ride. last night.
Destruction of Germs in Water.
The sterilizing of water is easily ac-
complished by keeping it at or near the
boiling point for fifteen minutes; five
minutes’ heat is sullic'ent to destroy all
hirmful micro-organisms; still less time
suffices to destroy the disease producing
varieties which are recognized as liable
to occur in water. Thus. merely raising
tothe boiling point a clear water enn-
tsining the micro organisms of material
disorders. typhoid, cholera. diphtheria.
or of suppurative processes. and allow-
ing it to gradually cool. insures the d -
struction of these germs; they are also
destroyed by keeping the wswr for from
a quarter to half an hour at a tempera-
ture of :170 degrees F.. thoughoccssior-
ally very resistent but harmless bacteria
may get into water. The brief heating.
however. renders them safe for drinking
purposes; but when it is desired to de-
stroy evgsy mlcroorgauihm that may be
present in a contaminated water. it is to
beheatsd for one hour and allowed to
cool slowly. when it may be used for
cleansing wounds or for alkaloidal solu-
tions.
r
Hoyt’s Theatre. and afterward went to
F. 8. Ayres' residence. where a delicious
turkey dinner was served.
The Mission CII'CIl of Trinity church
will give a play and entertainment in
Music Hall, Tuesday evening. -
A special prayer and praise service will
be held at the South Norwalk Congrega-
tional church this evrning.at 7 z 45 o'clock.
The Society of Christian E ideavcr will
have charge of the lmeeting. and Miss
Katherine Swick will lead. The pastor
will be present. and the church as a
whole is asked to share in the meeting.
It will probably {be a very interesting
service.
The officers of the Knights of Honor
will beinstailed at the tall. '102 Wash-
ington street. tomorrow night. by Grand
Reporter Charles W. Skill and Grand
Deputy Barnum, of Dsnbury.
l- H. PLAISTEB.
DRUGGIST.
A ladies' singing club is to be formed
by the wives and the members of the
Germania Smugrrbund.
Eight young ladies from Professor
Newell‘s Bridgeport dancing class will be
present at the session of the clues in Ari~
on Hall. tomorrow night. "T ' "
Curl Schaub, prupretor cf the lmper»
ial Cafe, Railroad place. last night tend-
ered a bookwhrst and sauerkraut recept-
ion to the members of i’utman Hose
company) and the heads of the South
Norwnlk Eire Department. The supper
was servod in the dinning-room and was
followed bysinging and speechmuking.
We again call your attention to
our Prices on PITEIT MEDI-
0|liE8~
Hood’s Sersepsriila,
Indian Sagwn,
Ayer's Sarsaparillu,‘
I.
We.
H70.
(Sic.
Miner D. R indell has been awarded Castoria, 236.
the contract for the wood work on both Allcock’s Plate”, 100,
of the new stations which the Consoli- Cuticurs Resolvent. 700.
(I ited road will erect in this only. (“Bangs Nervurn, 700.
The loose planks left lying beside the Carter’s Pills, 13c , two for 250.
foot path on the bridge. after the work Cuticura Soap, 15c,
of widening was completed, were re- Pesr’s 808p, 106.
moved yesterday by Contractor Bell's Vaseline 2 oz bottle 5c
s ’d is f i all . ’ ' ’ '
men‘md me n 3. now mo Vaseline. 5 oz. bottle, 10c.
obstructigpm ,, _‘
Liquid Ammonia, pint bots, do.
And 100 TwoGrnin Quinine
Pills for 25 cts.
The folly of prejudice is frequently
shown by people who prefer to suder for
years rather than try an advertised rem.
dy. The millions who. have no such
notions. tska Ayer‘s Barsaprilla for blood
diseases and are cured. So much for
mmmon_ssnsf;
PLAISTED’S
[Willi REMEDY
mu CiillE mun coin.
TRY lT !
*llii'l-
PlilSTEll'S Billlilll Chill
WILL KEEP YOUR
H AN 0 5 FROM
CHAPPING.
WE Sill. THEIIOMETEQB
All PINES.
CRANBERRY PLAINS.
The Cranberry Plains church society.
at a meeting held Saturday. made ar-
rangements for their annual supper.
Frank W. Gregory and family. of
Cranberry Plains. spent ilunday in
Weston.
The Taylor fami)y drove to bridge-
port for a sleigh ride, yesterday.
s... .....m . w
it cures piles. it cures obstinate sores,
shaped hands. wounds. It does this
quickly. is there any good reason why
you should not use DsWitt's Witch liar.-
el Salve? G. A. Gregory 6: (30.. and (l.
C. Stillson.
smart-"Whateverlnduced your un-
sic to marry the widow ,of a man who
was hanged?" Simpson-Nile has been
married to widows before and said he
was tired of having the virtues of former
husbands flung in his face.
First little girl—Has your sister he-
gon taking lessons yet? Second :littls
girl—She's tskiu' somshoon the piano,
but i can't tell yet whethsr it‘s music or
typowritin'.
Thacher—There is a distinction between
aslnnsr and a criminal. if you told a
storyyonwcuidbs a sinner. But sap-
pcssycuvloisskighor of csndy,|tlun
what would you to hop—hick? '
lsslsr-lamyboyhood days the in-
W
Illi. Plaislod,
in“.
.. .
Wm... M»
sklssisckarsswssihs‘hsi-
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Ill. 43 WMlllflIilll 3L. 5
TRADE MARK
Low PRICES.
‘\.~
\\ N“ u...—
OVERCOATS
,gelhvulEJHnLF PRICE;
once of our medium length stock in Kerseys, Chinchilla. 0M"
lots and Worsteds that we will sell at half the original prices.
$20.00 Coats at $10.00.
18.00 Coats at I l 9.00.
15.00 Coats at . 7.50.
10.00 Coats at 5.00.
MEN’S SUITS
AT COST.
SOME EVEN BELOWK. /
s 7.50 for $10.00 ~ Suits.
9.00 a 12.00 “
10.00 « 14.00 ‘“
12.00 “ 15.00 “'
15.00 a 20.00 ‘ “
leather Costs with Flannel Lining, $3.00.
Leather Coats with Corduroy Lining. 84.00.
Random Wool Underwear, 39c.
illiMSTllllli Bills,
sisnmc soloist, :4 sum solarium,
WW- Silillll lililllili.
infill il-Mtliillllsnivn usr sou
OF FREE TllTiIIEIT.
a
melons 6r HillfliiL MEDICINE.
(CHARTERED no lm-usronurn nr Srm‘nt Mr or Lmlsmmnt. It!" 10.13“.)
sun. Altair! annorns an ors'lcl: A! tax
CITY HOTEL. SOUTH NORWALK. CT.
THURSDAY, JANUARY 318i, 1895.
Turns I,‘l|£ik"'ll. Bronchitis, Asthma. Epil sv. Nervous Evhanstinn Rimming-
D ) '10er « Dye «min. (Wineripalinn and Ailiflu'izlillh' ui‘ SKANI'IE EV '
Ci'ns. il' I‘mUMi'TiUN ABBY suites: T0 TREAT. BRY (“8' Of
Those Docmrs have been most aptly termed
1'“! WORLD”! GIIA‘I'ISI EXPERTS.
They point onl. lm‘ate nnd dim-ribo- every «he. pain and disagreeable {sell mm
clearly and explicitly than has ever been done by our on slclaus on earth. and b-e‘t'tsr thou '
p-Mont can themselves; they understand and explain d at a glance and histories flab
clpienry. progress and termination.
.V'l) Human: SillllflJ) Ilm'Tilft ANY Fl '8'"!!le UH T.l KL' ANY In}!!! MEDICINE
flfll'llfllt' i'UNSl'l/I'LVH THEM. ‘
Not only will callers be surprised at their wonderful knowle of disease. pl“.
mneise‘sxpiauatlou 2! filter)“ 2:311: ang‘sflxkgnxt the main-immunity with win; fig.
now common mess it one a (1. goes a very sea the your». y]... no“
stanl relief, and in all cases that have not progressed too far. ' 31 .l
A i’litl’ltC’l'. AllrlOLU'l'l AND PERMANIN‘T CURL
These doctors wish it distinctly understood that they will not take lncurabls
serving the right in reject any case lbs? in their judgment It. passed into thai
stage. hast year 4.70! were so mlerlrd. At some prior stagelbcss cases were
curable. ass 10 rr 'mar vou be nor oat.“ roe roan.
FRI! FOR Tilifi l’iiill' ONLY.
Remember this is the last odor of free treatment. no future visit» new I am
charged the usual fees and the following offer will never be made again. nation ' “
tif'hll who visit these Eminent Physicians on January 31. or February I
and 2, will Receive Consolation. Advice. Services and Surgical Transient
ABSOLUTELY FREE Until Cured.
Yon r middi seed men auffnrln from Hperlnc or it
stems Knudsen resumes cuss under the
lated and employed by these iklcwrs.
I
al Services Diseases l -
tlonsi ants-s. iii-comm”!-
ilmlitrlm a. M. UNTIL si’. M. l~l s~s- slixnnfs awash.
ikneral ovum fur the ills" of ifuynmirnt:
no PAIBIIILD AVIMJI. | us CIAPII. arms.
hsinnsrour. l'nss. Now Earn. urns.
Allin!“ AM. ml“! 1‘0 1‘" "(100")" OIVII‘I»
tail of Physicians will Rel-rs Every so Days.
{3" This 8 .-
A GOOD THING!
WHERE? WHAT?
Why. right here in your own city.
Those trousers that we are making to order for
$3.50
04:? pairs and their'ilrst year not yet completed. ' Ivory
purchaser well pleased. The old saying, “A pleased cm
the best advertisement" verified by one cum sending as s
others in less than a weeks.
Mill Hill 1mm llllll 9 than.
Davis, The Tailor.
one: met so: runes.
Norwalk Chronicler