:: , GTON ..,. '6',I‘i ecdthc “uncommon N" M be in .mp1! “flown of the va Jp'oioclt, there '1" lg to not on A11 0' the rt official ”bitty night, the City Stealh . laundry on Walnut. tor some tiuie conduct. h B. Wesley Avery, oi NW4)?!» . “’0. W yesterday Defers», who has long ,7 ”balloon fllghstreet, V03 avidlylllpro‘ving under the car York specialist. It to expeckl be "shred to health by spring. “he “—01%?“ Depot Restaurant. “amended ordinance of the city at Mk. placing the commissioner of and sidewalks under the direc— this of the chairman of the highway committee will become operative Tues day. February 5. ‘ Tbcnldlocbbss been removed lrotn ,tlla-rtrancadeorol Pioneer Hook and :' ladderwmpsny’s quarters. and a new f saasn Theoldone had been - h was for years, and there must be hun- dradsclbcysthst lit ltsnsong the ex- .e-bans of the company. ‘ , fill The works! renovating the banking“ ; ”of the National ,Bank of Norwalk gears. Pursuit County Savings bank , “Mug rapidly. The work is of the stern-relief style. now so popular, ,Whlclt consists o! alfixrng plaster [mm 4 gm lo the wall in various designs "-ddgurrs attainment to he held in Music ight, under the auspices of the Circleot’l‘rinity church, prom- warps, incense. The Mother ”ml ill mutt very pretty co. the costumes ‘ v music bright and awn,“ dirroris something . um and will show Norwalk's young thBul‘boetumt-s and pictorv " z“".“l'be play ‘- Vice Versa" wiil :gman rulings in a most Mag Iigbt.and andis sure to provoke ’hsghtsr from start to ilnish. The music will in under this direction or Professor qits, ably old“ by the well known boy "trials, Waiter Becker, Willie Jesse and Rudolph Wilcheh. Delicious refresh- Iawts will he netted alter the entertain. ”t. The admission is twenty-live m -.....-‘ may the height. hralenmt on the Consolidated road presented an exten- sively signed petition to Superintend- “Mdmf the flew Yotkdlvisloo din: tor arrduetlou in the bonnet ”brand an iacreass in pay lorertra balls. The committee who presented its bllhwsra told that. on neonatal thahmvy expanse the road was under. .ltsllwsy‘enmpsitrwstymssd _mmemmwrw.m ‘l’nsywlilbslrssedl'sbrsaryt. The tuners! cl Ilrs. lsry Bel or will be held from the residence of her grand daugbur. Hrs. fission! Smith. on Wes. Iain street. tomonnw rooming at 10 _a'nlock. Benedict a 00.. the South Norwaik clothlers and gents' lurnishcrs. amt! havslcasedtbealorsat Ill Main street. Norwalw, and will open a branch store up town about March 1. The midweek prayer service in the South Norwsik Methodist church, Thursday evening. will he opened with a fifteen-minute leciursby Rev. A. 8 stnnngh on the Sunday school lesson for next Sunday. Arrangements are being rustle to match “Dutch" Monnhnn sgiiinet John McGirr, of Bridgeport. for n purse 0! $500. The "go" will probably take place inside of two months in a nearby town to be named by the interested parties. The ‘l‘unerol ll lire. Caroline Chichcstcr was held (rem her into resi- dence on East avenue. yesterday ulter- uoon. Revs. 0.31. Befleck,(iersld H. Beard and E. N. Dunning officiated. The burial was in Nurwalk cemetery. nThe Norwslk Street Rtiiwny com. p uy's sweeper was run out at 4:15 0' tick this morning to clear the tracks of law, which tell during the night. It up. all! once over the Winnipauk line and paint over the main line. Another trip wllmtnade at ll o'clock. in \ ficnedi’s‘ Co. are selliiig s stock 0! Philadeip?‘ unmade clothing st prices that are we. at motions. Many of the gummy, a. tho‘isflt custom made goods. They are " “Waring twenty per cent . rlt. . . reduction li “lurked prices on their entire stocked-r timing- A prcllm’N be held in the hall lock tonight. All tor members, or desiring to bee me tter acquainted 5 0‘ 0 order, are in- \ M». A. were the recvtion last Friday . Sutton, 0! South rsclt ions, which I! address rwslk Y. In)“ nteresting tics: that may be asked lb or by t red Slates punt oiltze ins tor wll n he vigirs do ofllcs. A fume to a wrr Norwalk and South Norwaik letter riers have already mastered the rules. 5 i A no sting of base ball msnshrrrs lro rt lgeport Hartford New Haven, Mm l n, Norwalkand Waterbury will tulle lace at the Tontrne Hotel: New Ham: thruury 4. when it is believed the float tops toward the lormation at it Stats segue will be tales. Each city repre- lssttted has, it is understood, good luau cisl hacking and prospects lor the (or- mstion o! a league are unusually bright Y I. C. A. went to Stanford, last night, and played amatchgarae with the tit-talent ssrocluim team. The score was DtoOin lover of Sumter The local ham was composed ol Serra - tsry J. E. Jackson. Tony Ghiotto. Cit-rice lcl’hsraon, W. N. Eat! and Fred Thompson. Alter the gums thr- tsatns psrtoob of a luncheon. served by tbcmembrra ol the isdira' gymnnsiurn class. it was the first game ever played by the Norwaik team. Carl Bchanbmroprlctnl' of thelmpm ial cats, profited. Sunday night. by the orperisnes he has received are are. lhtbterin Putnam Hess compsny. Ir. Schaub and his wife want outmapsnd thameinr. leaving the ehel,witb the wooidha titers when they returned. an M10 Id.“ thorn. its didnot rennin, however, and when llr. and Ira. . Mach psturnad they tested it hopes sible to his admittance. With that skis-cs or two lrisnds Ilr. Mach. with W agility, climbed ap one at pillars to the plans rent, and is crawling in one of the win. ' a The basket ball team of the Norwalk keys. in the hoosamtlppasing that ha ‘ '\ t. F.D. Combine the LAVMTI‘IYLE 5'!) "I"! in. Jack son. (Over 1". Hood'- Confectionery.) Wii'ism Anderson is moving from Main street, Norwsllt, to South Norwalk. Uncss Tribe. 1. 0. R. l, will confer the chiel’s degrees on several candidates tonight. The suit of Alphonso Dibble vs. the Town of lflorwsik comes up in the Court of Commbn Pleas. Tuesday. Gould A. Seymour and. Herriet A. Seymour have sold to Margaret Rey- nolds. land on Belden street. The Barbers' Union will hold an ad journed meeting tonight at Pohlman &: Thompson's shop on Washington street The lunersl' or William H. Cousins will be held from the home 0! his parents on Franklin avenue, tomorrow nlternoon st 2 o‘clock. ___ Oecsrl Jones will move to Norwslk from Westport.sbout February 1. His family will remain in Westport for some time. Pousssus Council, Royal Arcanum, will install their newly elected officers tonight. Clam chowder will be served alter the ceremony. George VanTsvsei'e more. which loll down on Main street, Norwslk, Sunday. injured herself internally and died yea- terday from the effects of the fall. A special meeting of the Arion Sing ing society will he held tonight to decide whether the concert to be given next Sunday night shall be public or for mem- bers only. 1.... Mrs. M. Lauder has had several of the trees on her lot on West strart felled, in anticipation. it is reported, of the erec— tion ol a magnificent residence the corn- - ing spring. Services will he held at Grace church this week as (allows: Thursday.8p m. Evening Prayer and address; Feast ol the Purification. Saturday, i0 a. m., Holy Communion; This morning Street Commissioner ' Kellogg. oi Norwslk, instructed the met- clnnts up town to cut the ice out of ‘ their gutters so as to prevent the side- walks from being flooded in case of a thaw. —Fried cecnllope- ut Dvpot Restaurant. 5 T. 8. V'snderhoel's span of horses were badly (rights-nod at the snow sweeper on Wall street, this morning. and the couchruan hsd all he could do to boil them. Several other teams were Mly frightened; . H." Miss Lavinia Scoville, who has been sick with the grip. was out of doors yea- trrdsy for the first time in two weeks. titre is staying with her mother on Elm- w avenue, but expects soon to ra- her duties as stenograpber in New Yorktcity. -.. «I ,1- The".le People's Society 0! Chris- tian E savor has charge ol the special prayer nice at the Umgregationsl church lsevsning. The topic will be "lion! gChrlat." "aims Punult will lead. ed there will bespaciai music. .Ereryone, id or young. is invited. “X... The llrst ' the twenty live heavy loco. otlres tly ordered by the New Y rb. New llavau and Ballard Raiic cornptny‘pllibe delivered in tour w ha. The inssareol the Mir type. w h lourncuuplrd wheels and two whrelel trucks lovward. The wet; termination pounds. ttorney ll nectar, yesterday arse Quittnsr, nt telling intoxicating lien Quittnsr was Keillor. however. wasnot enough d conveniently r arrived from Manuals .Knspp,il willin- cssiaantilal them «pram siripotvsi HOWMylsaau press tow..lm Thai-tallest» twssltlhs climb». Noah Bradlsyand w Ketch-t. mums . Worm beldssprcl-l last nigh, thsaswmcl were-assent" caller-sander rum. satwantm mlswyaas “yam“ , ‘ ‘ meatless db” mu l wTON & Co. 22 about Main Street. JACKSON’S PHOTOGRAPHS lit 9c I00 Oaraln is to give satisfaction to our patrons. end to furnish thorn with the lineal production”! the use roan srnro AB! LARGE 00141.30?!th 0! DflihDflN'S BPUDIIB. Photographer. 58 Wall Street, Norwalk, Cora PIANDand church man instruction by “1” load Lewis. organist sooth Nor walk ha i Urchurcn For terms call or ed- ast Main street. Norwsllr. Cogs” Butler W38, 1.0. O F . will have. more! rehearsal for all odlcers tonight All are requested to be present early. Joseph Lula, formerly a clerk in the employ of Druggist H: R Hale, of Nor- waib, has taken charge 0! a drug store in New Britain. A. P. Sherwood has leased desk room to Mitchell's moi estate agency, in his Wall street store. James Mitchell std son, F. W, Mitchell, are in clients. Robert Dudley, clgrk for Taylor & Golden, loll on the ice, last evening, doubling his lelt arm under him, snd spraining it quite badly. The telephone company has placed a magnets bell in the street rsilwrty depot, when there is no one rn the villas. The first of the Bolton lectures will be given Wednesdsy night, at the First Isthodist Episcopal church. This will no doubt be one o! the most popular courses ever given in this place. A meeting 0! St. Philip's Guild. ol Grace church, will be held tonight in the Guild room, to beer the report of thy committee and to complete final arrange- ments'lor the coming entertainment. Otto Lindstnnn. the artist employed by Pohlmarr & Thompson. took a day oil and went down to Brooklyn, yester- day. While there he went too near some of the cor stables. was taken (or a new man, and had a narrow escape. his bad to run for his life. Otto in n union man. but in his own wsy of telling the atpry he says he had to ”yournp" to get out oi the strrkera’ way. war... ...... -M. - -.._..____..,‘_...... .1..._....,.._..... l. H. PLAISTED. DRUGGIST. We have just opened a now lot of HISBROUGK'B HIE PIPE". in fine wove and linen stock, 1 qr. boxes, octave and com- mercial sizes, at 25 cents. r,s mu 18A .. Billlm. In Writing Tablets we can suit you at any price from t cent ‘0 “.00. ii ll 3? li voua FRIENDS ARE usmo " PLAISTE 'S Gilililil REMEDY” Will HOT Till IT? 5 h it 25 ill Ell Bill Willis I ll "3 ll. ll. "titled, sothat the telephone call our: be heard . ll Ill INSERTS. TRADE MARK ‘.\LOW PchEs. ovEREoATK .. AT- ONE-HALF PRICE We have about 50 Men’ at Winter Weight Overcoais, the balk ‘ ’ none of ourrmediumfilength stock in Kerseys, Chinchillns, Ober- iots and Worstcds that we will sell at half the original prices. $20.00 Coats at $10.00. 18.00 Coats at 9.00. 15.00 Coats at 7.50.. . 10.00 . Coats at 5.00. M EN’S SUITS AT COST. SOME EVEN BELOW. 0 7.50 for $10.00 Suits. 9.00 “ 12.00 “ 10.00 “ 14.00 “ 12.00 “ 15.00 “ 15.00 “ 20. 00 “ Leather Costs with Flannel Lining, 83. 00. Leather Costs with Corduroy Lining, $4. 00. ‘ Random Wool Underwear, 39c. W” :7 BBMSlilllli BllflS “80m Billlllllifi. ll Sillllll Ill! STREET. llillliillK. Sillllll Illlllllhvww. The Leading Dry Goods Store. Tristram & Hyatt, No. 2 Gazette Building. THREE SPEBIAL OFFERINGS. While we never loose sight of our principle or storekeeping to keep throughout the stores perfect stock of the various classes of goods in which we deal at very lowest prices possible, yet there are times. such as the present, when exceptional lots of desirshit- goods are to be had regardless of cost or value. Space will not pc- rnit us to put in print oil of the desirable things we have to oil'er but we believe that careful reading of the Three loilowing Special Offerings will give a general idea 0! the E rtrnnrdrn try Opportunities for securing ”rest Btrgalns in“ worthy goods 25 per cent. Discount. clfllxs. 25 percent. ilisctrll. We wautto dispose of the balance of our Clocks sol Fur Cspes. Hence the reduction. 25 [ill tent. Discount. 25 pet cert. Distant. llllSllii UNDERWEAR. ()ur luslin Underwear, direct lrorn one 0! the hast manufacturers in America. trimmed with the latest styles 0! embroidery. and which we are flaring at pric- tbst cannot be quoted elsewhere, Those who visit our Muslin l‘rvwsar Deput- ment will not be disappointed. Flannel Vests and Skirts. We abo wish to call attention to a special lot cl (isnts’ and ladies’ Underwear. in Natural Wool. Camsl's Hair and Scarlet. not soiled and unsightly, as mann- lactnrsrs' samples usually are, but clean and perfect in every particular; goods that are never sold lor “than “.25 or $.50, choice 0! the lot, 09 cents each. iristram is Hyatt Norwali cont. A GOOD THING! WHERE? WHAT? Why, right here in your own city. These trousers first we are making to order for $3.50 64? pairs and their first year not yet completed. :Ivsry purchaser well pleased. The old saying. “A. pleased Molnar tbcbsstadrertlsement" verified by one cum sending “,3 others in less than ll weeks. ,1
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