I. Cilhsrt, of
Its “than” with
The sermon through-
with points at interest
health was at his best
preached s most at-
upon "The Sympathy
. Priest.”
. laughs society of the East
Wilt Episcopal church is
.iflfiachlldreu's meeting of
frank ”W! was pren-
tnaoy years. It has now
large proportions. numbering
' wmmuts. TheLsague,
m oi its superintendent, Rev.
‘ ’ its presidents, lire. Bey-
Randall. Ilse Hawkins and
, Whasprepsreds Isost inter
assist-laminae given by the
’ Whitley evening, in the an-
iso- oi the church. to which
lslnvite’d. Admissionfrse.
‘ \ --——--
Ipworth League sociable will be
test-st Avenue Hethodist apn-
, WM night of this
The Wrig man at the society
I :, tarnishthp entire programme of
”nations, readings and songs.
(chewing week the young ladies of
I laughs will furnish the musical and
' ' entertainment. We understand
“it IO M O little friendly rivalry,
Wilda” areto he aphluted, and that
“title that makes‘ the poorest record
ghavstofuruish cake and codes at
' ‘ . meeting.
when and various committees
‘ Isat Norwalk Fire Police have
I I , ate at preparations
Vhall tonight in Ariou Hall,
elk, firemen and others
as, Norwal and the neighboring
willbspmeut and assist in mak-
. the mules ssuecessful and memor-
I
4.....—
ux ’4'“! «(strangers a! nded
ll '0 uncomm- III *8.
‘ ' l broken. the‘
h‘ g. and
Fig.2.", consisting
” , of vooslsnd instrumental pale. and a
m by Rev. Oscar Lindegreu, the
, pastor.
frank L’Bommedleu yesterday resign~
Odhls oflcs as secretary of the Metho-
1” lit Wpal Sunday school, and to»
r, ;. ”will send in his resignation an
\ ' W of the Epworth League.
1 A lame number of people are sick with
the grip. among them being Ledger Ed-
Ilaids. of Henry street. Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Beers, Cottage avenue, and Miss
Ilorenoe Beers, Henry etreet'.‘
A. Stall, the Cottage avenue grocery-
“ man. has sent to Russia for his family,
Wot his wife. two sons and two
daughters. and expects them to arrive in
IMO country in a few weeks
The thaw of Saturday flooded the
meat of J. B. Bundle’s Elsi: Norwaik
bakery to a depth of several inches. The
water had ,to he bailed out before the
haters could go to work.
Ill Bells Kimball, of Willimantic.
will retard home this week, after a very
“ vidt at the residence of William
.Prospsct street.
“I” 7. Pierce. who went to Green.
twowsskssgo to work in a drug
ralgnsd his position. and returned
. ”this place today.
x Ir. lath. of Bridgeport. visited at the
(IMO! M Ainsworth. Cottage
”as. yesterday.
am: CANBLI LIGHT.
Ire-ts Ass-mas to use
mire-mt.
Misti-submit! Concord Division,
““1” .0 Out mm. Lodge. 1. Or
I.» nesting of Catholic Union Coun-
' “to! C .spsolslmsstlugoi‘ Pioneer
“out” Ladder company; rehearsal of
“madame by Uncas Tribe, 1 0.
Wk; angular muting of Douala Fow-
,.
“a
ifflr-oes‘ths
a,“ or Dsztt's Little Early
{utter thspood they will doyou.
” ii. are good lot indigestion.
’ sauna. good for liver com-
, W
dsslrstolirssnsw lite in Christ Jean
The mousse will be continued every
evening this week. st’lo'eloob. also on
'l'nssdsyaud Friday altsruoons at 2:30.
All are invited.
Thsuolse condoned by the volume at
water and ice flowing over the stone
work is something terrific. and people in
the vicinity found it impossible to sleep
again last night , .
Yesterday was a memorable day in
the history of the Methodist Episcopal
church. All the services were largely
attended. and at the morning union
four persons united with the church by
letter. and sixteen people were taken in
on probation. The usual services will be
held this week. '
About twenty-live people from this
place. attended Minnie Lester's melodra-
maiu Hoyt'a Theatre, South Norwallt,
Saturday evening.
Howard 8. Bell and wife, of New
York, are the guests of Mr. Bell’s par-
eutler. and Mrs. Charles W. Bell, 0!
Main street.
A chorus choir {or the Methodist Sun-
day school has been organized.
Miss Emma Cushman entertained
several friends, Saturday night, at her
home on Lowndes street.
Mrs. Jennie Jarvis has been visiting
relatives In New Haven.
Miss Edith Alway, of Main street, is
sick.
DABIBN AND NCBO'I'ON.
A disturbance occurred in one of the
Hungarian families, who occupy one of
Theodore W. Austin's houses near the
railroad track, yesterday slicrnpon. The
husband, who had been indulging in too
much intoxicauts, became abusive. and
his wife found it necessary to call the
assistance of Constable Alonzo Weed
and the disturbance was quieted.
The item in last Saturday's SIINTINIII.
in reference to a preliminary meeting
for the purpose of organizing a lodge of
the Knights of the Golden Eagle. in the
Knights of Pythias hall. Swartz & Cor.
ett‘s building, should have read Tuesday
evening, January 29th. instead of Thurs-
day evening A delegation lrom this
place will attend
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hutton, of 0:
Ridge. spent Sunday here. the guests at
Mr. and hire. Jesse Millspaugh
A son of Mrs. Lizzie Tombs is seriously
rm will! pneumonia, and small hopes are
entertained for his recovery.
Earl Louusbury, who has been at
Washington. D. C, seeing the lighter
returned home Saturday.
Alva Willmott is confined to his home
by sickness.
POPULAII AIIJSIIMEN'I'S.
Some or the Events in Which Norwath
People are Interested.
Saturday night, Minnie [mater and her
company closed a most successful week's
engagement at Hoyt'a Theatre. The
seating capacity was greatly taxed,
chairs in the aisles and standing room
being occupied. Each evening perform-
ance and the four matinees were attend
ed by large and appreciative audiences.
The play Saturday night, entitled “Jack
Sheppard,” was of the Inelo drama style.
with Miss {ester ably portraying the
leading role of Jack Sheppard, and the
other members (If the company credits-
bly sustaining the other characters. The
specialties and orchesiral selections were
most pleasing. Miss [ester will be most
cordially welcomed here again by Nor.
walk and South Norwslk theatre goers
Evidences of appreciation and approval
were manifested by a bouquet o! lowers
presented to her Tuesday night and a
basket Saturday night.
"The Tornado," Lincoln J. Carter's
mammoth scenic production of Alteriv
can meld-drama will be seen at Hoyt‘s
Theatre. next Friday evening, February
list. Of this attraction the Boston Herald
says: "As a scenic produciion ‘Tbe Tor-
nado,’ which was seen for the first time
here, last evening at the Grand Opera
House. is worthy of much praise. The
tornado in the first act was decidedly
realistic in the way of destroyed bulld-
lugs, uprooted trees. and swept nearly
everything away. The representation in
the second act, of the steauisblp on the
ocean trss picturesque. and the collision
of the vessels sensational; the maple
grove where the last act takes place was
exceedingly may."
il’l’illllls 0? I'll! STATE.
Items or Interest trn- Ivory Quarter od
Connecticut.
An investigation is to be made in the
Probate Court, Bridgeport, to ascertain
whether A. R. logic. msutly s promi-
nent ,dry goods merchant there, has
“been defrauding his creditors. it it ap
past! that he has. he will have to stand
trial if he can be located.
Justas his corn was going into the
hopper. EdsonPsgs. of Bradford, dis-
covstsdadusmlte cartrldnsln the
Another sllurt will he made today to '
, induce the Consolidated Railroad com
pany toplacsansprosatChssmsssdsm.
Ipsolal floutin- wf Insist! Heath's I!
the (Is-Isl Weak. _ .
Norwalk Congregational—Wetland»
sttsrnoou.8:30. meeting oi Lsdiss' Benev-
olent association in church parlors.
Thursday evening will be observed as the
Dsyof Prayer for Colleges; the than»
will be opened by Eben Eaton. Friday
alternoou, 8:80. thsJuuior Endsavprsrs
business meeting and social in the chap-
el. Saturday afternoon. 2 o'clock. the
sewing school; 4 o’clock. the February
meeting 0! the Central Circle of King’s
Daughters in the chapel; reports for two
months will be given by the’ Circle, as
they were omitted at the last meeting.
The calendar oiservicrs lot this week
at the South Norwaik Baptist church is
—-‘l'uesday,7:00 p.m..diil| of Company A,
Boys' Brigade. Wednesday. 7 :30 p. m..
prayer meeting under auspices of the
Y. P 80. E. Thursday. 7:45 p m,
prayer meeting at which Rev. Mr Nich-
olson. of Bridgeport, will speak. Friday,
7:45 p. m, prayer meeting. Thursday
and Friday 7:15 meeting of advisory
committee to meet any desiring to join
he church.
80 NorwalkCongregationsl—Tussday,4
p.m..consecration meeting,Juuior Society
it to be a Christian? Leader. Mrs. Ger-
ald H.Beard;7:45p. tn.
srrvlce. in charge of the Society of Chris!
tian Endeavor; topic, " Confusing
Christ." Thursday, 7 :45 p. In .' annual
church meeting.
Norwalk Baptist—Monday. Unionviils
meeting at Josephine Hyatt' l Tuesday.
Broad River meeting at Charles Britt’s;
Thursday. covenant meeting; Friday,
South First street meeting at Charles
Barrsclough's.
Grace Episcopal—Thursday, 8 p m ,
evening prayer and address. Saturday,
service at 10 a. m.
It cures piles. it cures obstinate sons.
chaped hands, wounds. It does this
quickly. Is there any good reason why
you should not use DeWitt's Witch Her.
elSalve? G. A. Gregory It 00., and U.
C. §lllls0m .__,-...
“I presume, lir. Starr.” rcmarhed the
landlady to the boarder who had been
her guest for about two weeks, “that
when you were out West there were
many desperate characters there." "No;
more desperate, ma'am. thana man gets
here sometimes.” he replied savagely as
the edge of his knife slid core. the piece
0! steah___ fl
Most people cannot allurd to experi-
meat They want immediate relief.
That's why they use One Minute Cough
Cure (l. A (,lregory a 00 . and (l. C.
Balloon.“ __
lemma—W hat is Willie crying about?
Bridget—~Sure, ma' am, he wanted to go
lemma—Well. why don't you let him
go? "They were having charsdes. he
said, Ina'am, au‘ i wasn't sure sshe'd
had 'sm yet. "
Children Cry for
Pltcher’a Castorla.
WhaBahywasslclt. wegavshchaatorla.
WheushewssaChllILshecrledforCastcrll.
mumnmuwcnmgmcsm
Whansnsncnfldmshegavethuam
Children Cry for
mtcher’s Castoria.
Children Cry for
F’ltChCY’fi Castor-la.
I
H. T. Partrec. M. D.
Pilllllllll Mil NINE”.
tiles and residence. corner late and
Marshall streets, for-er ales sf
llr. Parties.
outs-homo" ills In. itollmtot. Irena
DR F. W DARMER
IllIBEilll DEI'l'lOT.
Teeth tilled and Extracted without pain.
late of 'l‘ssth on lied Rubber from
$5 0 up.
Artldclsl 'l‘seth without i'lslss.
“horn and Brides World
Teeth Extracted Painlessly. we
Analys- I’llllsgs. 50c
I’lallsasi 'llllsgs, s the up
ilsld "Ill-gs, [1.00 up
at work at reasonable chums and gusrsno
More” erenlass until a p. In.
I0. I! WAIIIIICI‘OI ms
Over l’ust 0m , loath '
causes eitrsnas. ___...
of Christian Endeavor; topic, "What ”J..-” ‘
special prayer ,
across the street to Tommy Brown's. ,
lswspapse lsposters Vented.
‘Wesrsinlorptsdthatthslcdsru Press
Association wants one or two newspaper
correspondents in this county. The
work is light and can be performed by
either lady or gentleman. Previous es
parishes is not necessary. and some at
our young men and women and even old
men would do well to secure such a posi-
tion. as we understand it takes only about
one fourth of your time. For further
particulars address Modern Press Associ
stiou. Chicago. Ill.
You make no mistake when you take
near. dyspepsia or headache. because
these little pills cure them. (it A. Gregg
ory d: 00.. and G C. Stillson
Taylor 8t Golden
BealEslaieandlnsmance,
"All! IIOTOI Trill".
Persons looking toralnt. or house and lot
with the view 0 Imrchaaiugmre invited to
call and examine our llsl. We have them rm
sale in every parts! the Illy at reasons bis
urinal and on snow tsrru- an. t!
”Wasatch.
m
fin" and rIllrnad men can obtain board at
MIN JUIISON‘H, Now Day street. it
Titifi‘i‘f WM
rise Ins... h...“.”."..i“"'.;...:’.‘.; “n...
owner ataTaylor avenue near West at or
or ofULlVEit a. assault. scent. a) Wash:
lngtma a tract. 32 it!
CORNER cottons on Livingston place. tund-
ern improvements. heater. hot and cold
water. bath laundlry.
Inquire MKS. WILLA
Avenue.
ary tuba. etc
IDEE. It West
ntili if
stall
h! B.
‘OUR room from apat’trnrlnt"I over Olden's
shoe stove suitable for ofll cs or ans“
lsmllyzslso four room apartment. third cry.
year, In 1hull llld nnghghinetnn street Rent.
Axpd Mllm- 0L!) WELL CIGAR mm
pany.aslilngmuatrert.12‘itr
‘WO fut-aided rooms with or without
board at. MIL!!- UAI LORD'S ii (; rnient
Terrain. aslw
' Willsrgs rooms. part furnished if requir-
sl. ct W-sl street. South .‘t‘orwulk. mot
”BEE rooms Tiliioulh .‘Vlalu street water
in. rent Sill; lll Woodward avenue. brooms,
nomad flour. rent hi4: lumen. 67 Woodward av-e
nue. rent. Si’l: house-ill rooms. 4 Hanforrl
placemeountl tluoruf house, Isis rooms). on
Fort Point street rent
Applv m e". A. WDODWARD.
suit stint).
A GOOD dreamers organ. all in [mid order,
ilnr brllita i: (one and ml as new. only
if sold at once. Address BOX lab. Smith
orwalh. Conn 135 lit
(H'l'AGl'l AND iil'lLDlhlG Mm. Cot.
tears on Quinlard avenue. all rooms
each. Nearly new and in ,good condition.
Grind lmpmved bulldlrw lolsu rslrahl located.
Tsrmseasy. Apply to Plush“)! :5 it WEEK
I
1 Olitil". and top wagon Horse sound.
strong and tie~:.t|c waIrI-n in good Ion-
dltton.
Ailpl' toli (iHIO'I'I'U. l5? W lashing-
wn street Irlilgrs. j'JI it
& I; For act knives. Every binds
hand for Ni. and warranted.
SOUTH NORWAI. K BA ”WAKE Li).
al2 tf
E? WM .._ .
nos'r. ,.
iil‘. N’ i' LEM s N' H unirl watt h hwith part of
gold chain illlislllr'll imth stwesn Pop
lar Plans and Ninth Snrwsllt. A reward is
uttered for its retuvn to this "nice. ml 3
A fl? 0 dog, answers to the name or “l'ipvj'
a suitable: reward will he paid upon his
”I rn was slatrr strum. rlouth Norm-lit
11's lit
Lgeoil. YQmsytblnkynacasmshe
DeWitt's Little Early Risers for bilioul- '
provemeuts. in good location. inqnlrsot To.
yoorold one answer. but why should
‘ you when we can give yes Winter Over-
cosls. Ulstsvs and units pt
will be in style next sssaoI.
See the good all
at
case'l’hsy
, $6.66.
. The line Tailor lads, including our up
to date Dufi‘aven 4: fl 75v
012 so, all 78,017 765i! 75,”! 75,.“ 7o}
We are saving you dollars on the garv
meals.
Men's all wool “It” Pants ti 88
$288. 3202, .820, .863. Bargains in
Men's Underwear. Percale Shirts. Men's
and Boys'Lamb's Wool Sweaters, Blue
Flannel Outside Shirts.
M E I G S (It 0 0.
Maureen! Retell-rec! Good Clothing.
337 Main our. Itsnlt It, Bridgeport. Ct.
-mW—I
OWEN’S
Is the only place in town whorl you
can get genuine home made PIES and
CA K34.
lllVillEl'S
BO‘N BOSS and CHOCOLATES, a line
fresh lot always on hand.
We make a specialty of hot TEA,
COFFEE' and CHOCOLATE, SAND
WlCIlES, etc.
Served at all Hours:
Cafes 6c. Sandwlehhss 5e
, 5c Pleshe
i‘bocolate 5c. Cotes be.
it North Main Street.
South Norwalk. Ct.
some. .
'Speciallown Meeting.
HP. inhabitants. legalwters o! the Town
of Norwsls. are hereby notified and
warnerlthat asfinlai town meeting will be
h id at the Town House. in said town. on Fri
do? the 1st daynv F<bruary A. ll, Mil at 8
o' i' or k In the afternoon. for the followiuu our
modernist-WW Tommi-trier and take action
It on the following petition of Matthew Cor-
huit and others. viz:
"TU Nu Siirrlmul of Ni" Tmrrl n] .":.\urIIIlH
"ivll‘ll.lllfl; The on Ierszgm-Ii rrswctfully
petition you font“ a «mu meeting of the
voterul' the, Tattoo: Sui-walk Ior the follow
inwnurmm:
nnrrlerlhutfhs flH‘al year of the lM'n
shall end on the thirty llrst day of August in
each year.
"To appoint a committee to examluethe
town accounts. methods o'hook beeping mau-
nevo' publishing the same and to allvlve-
whatchafi es. ltanymrenecessarytoascursac-
curacy an publicity.
"l‘n appropriate "I: h sums of money as the
meeting may dlrrct to meet the expenses of
the (Dmmltm as appointed."
Dated at Sorwalk. January 25.1%
[HP All W. RH MOM) ’slelectrnen of
EPHRUMTH “IE-l, . the town
1‘1 samrzl. DAHKAM. lof Norwalk.
.6
s.
"lllilllllilllls Inter
it the filrnri who wrote me a wry llind
Iornmnnlration undo-r the date of January 9th.
wh. ch wart maimlnn or about Hannah! 19th
wills-end mellIeir addrves, i shall be pleased
Ii) gm thrm Hints information wlIIIh will
and greatly In their plr mute. and do jiisllt‘r
[II III her psarlirne.
l' nIler ordinary circumstances. annuymvuus
‘ettrrn would not rn riVe Ill attention lllll
lit-Hui lg Iln- information wh l‘ll l llllillll fur—
nl-h this party would be great to me advan-
tage of the w ilwr. and ulllers, {shall lie pleas:
on to render such service.
Very Re lfuil).
1"” ‘ ”W lHIIMAS l, “Albumin
l
.LI’WE SELL
WE ARE STILL
best Fist] at the lowest possible prices
is North Main st., ho. ltorwslk.
Telephone call, 5943.
buy the host 9 'i‘here' s a pleasure 1n
selling the h :st goods.
*llil Yilli KNDW
HIGHEST QUALITY
that a man is judged by
the quality of the goods
in: sell a.
tells the story of a
large business with
us the past year.
as low as we can. T hat’a might
low. With it all comes ccn
demo and trade.
M/‘rvfifl/N-A“ AAA“,
MAN UELT. HATCH,
l5 Illllllli. ITIEET,
l
I
1 “AI. II’IAW. “IAII. CAI-T. VII”. ETC.
I
hilllhll OFFlilE. SOLIMI' [Will “ABLE.
on m“: EARTH
And can give you the biggest bargains in TURKEYS on fiaterdsy that you have
seen this year. Call and are our stock and be convinced that we are telling the
truth this time it we are never guilty oi doing the seats again. Full line of the
THE PEOPLE’S MARKET,
E. J. WADHAMB. Proprietor
II Wall sh. 10ml
l flatlslssulou guaranteed. -— Telephone sell. our,
479 Ilain street. ilvlrlgiprwt.
lit" to Msad’s fill more. First candies.
units. just receiv
ed. The only place in
. the cities.
Ittl't tlfltll Ill”.
Warrantsd. t eta. per
wool lea's Cvercoats ‘
is its. 24 til
latest lea.
more
substantive
It s titan It
must
sleeveless!
unremit-
air; as its
Intelsat!“
moralistic
'Ieiriilepsrl-
utilities.
It will be a grand time forebol
Wpers. Lots- of .'
smut uni":
At a. price to close out. bag.
Willing thm is classified as
W winter stock will be soldfor
0091' on Less.
If you haveanaxs togrind with
Wthe assessors {or listingyour
Wproperty too high, mete
Was and we will show you
Whow totsave the ditto-reuse
Wot cost between last year
Wand this.
Sillilll NilWllK
Boston Store,
83 Imus Steel...
S(). - N()IX‘V AL
from '
sonowe
SUPERB - Plflllll
rm square feet of casino. Mimic“?
light. at
m. I. “Him. 30. m
:II II swam The Four molecule
Nestor-Ii Irclure, Mamie} sou-nu
thll Million: "Yommlr‘e' 4
Wonders "
Third lecture. Validity srenlrl
:L'nh :llllljm'l: "lflllfldfio‘l‘hfl .Wlli
F‘nurln lemurs. ll'rlduv Waning.
‘luhjwl
Exp'I-ltlon.‘
fall 3
elliwr = ,-
swell; I
"Wham lIy Wounds: or; not
III-mt; t llllilrrll' .- single I [a item. I l «our.
[More ups-ll at . implore humus»? or.
flu are 5: or I nurse ticket as o m an aliases”
of Brown It. W llmx or ( hurls-Ir Mm‘wlw
1W
sarsaraiumeuf
by Ihs MI slon (‘lrvle of Trinity alluwllvul
MUSIC HALL.
Play, “View Verso.” “The
Magic Mirror,” Mother Goose
Lancie's, and other featured.
Music by PM. liaise, It
Walter Beater. William Jesse
and Rudoid Wilcheit.
REFWIIMWTE .
no
Hart’s Opera Ho
EEBlllllllY I
LIECOLN J. CARMEN» WI
WINK} PLAY.
FRIDAY
EVENING,
All will marry. «MW
and electric attests.
snsous In new tors.
More to m
Morass la elitism
Prlcsadlc. same. issues on with as
tea's and M's m m
Imam
Schwinn. ~
and‘l'ynew
mum-
Instill“ Uflflv
l"
ifell , "
«nurse tickets. 7'. (Willa: single ”bliss”. lib
iii. nun.
First lama-e. Wednesday eventing . . .
Tuesday Ev’n’g Jan. 29 5
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