were perfect meow, both
. end in the anohbillty meni-
the members.
to their entire opacity. There
4, " t music,‘furniahcd by Pro,-
flelne'a orchestrn. and Charles
I‘M march was very pretty. It
4' ‘ 'meral combinations of figures
faithfully carried out by the large
1 of couplra who participated,
included about all the oillcers and
others of the company. visiting fire.
' had my others. Iir. and lire. R.
,fi lth‘wmthe lenders. '
, delegationvretsnt from the Sum
”Mk Fire Police included Captain
itoyst L. Raymond, Rufua J. Smith,
Henry I. Jennings, Walter Ball. E O.
atoms: Kramarcik, c. 1.. Brush. 0.
.ToylornndElmerL Bill; from Nor-
, i fire Police, Winileld Scott: from
Filth"! Bose company, Captain J W
Wchls,8eeond lieutenant E. W. Clark_
. A. W. Droyluss,.lohu Smith
and 3.3. lorritt; from Old Well Hook
“Guilder onmpany,Clarence Hunt and
you Wood Ferris; from Pioneer Book
mm Mill". Captain Frederick
B .Lienlenont Thomas lloGann, E. J.
” inward Wilson, George Whit-
”Mathias; from Phoenix En-
‘ , also company, Lieutenant Smith, J smes
" Brnhdagenud Fred Castle; from Hope
Hose company, Thomas Ward, Thomas
Robinson and John Chechen; from May-
llower Hook and ladder company, Irving
M'Edward Robertson. Mr. and Mrs.
Met Shep-rd and daughter. of South-
} port Chief Engineer Baker and As-
‘Ibttnt Engineer Harford were also pres-
ent. ‘.
The edlcleut committees, who deserve
praise for the creditable manner in which
every ‘ passed oil, were as follows:
Moments. H. P. Wolf and Ernest
‘ Groeachner; reception, Richard Roddy,
,ilosr manager. 8. P. Wolf; aides, E
' Bandage. Charles Badman, B. L. Ray-
. mood and R. J. Smith
-._ were serv’gd'in. e “10:,
FWWOW Willlsmfiliichnrdson ”WW!
The varidne swore taken by Miss f‘"
Anon Becker. 7. inadehereMl-IEIiZtg, half a
both Will“. “i” Richardson. 'the grass sur-
3 l8 Lindeberfl. ””3 10“"? the east end of
Wand. “i“ Grace Blddwde got beyond their
Hill Lillie Fronh. Mill “lib lime waa in imminent
Iisflda Thornton. mm: a fence belonging to
Themtmm' .5 company and of apreadirg
' play "Vice Vow property. The flames were lin-
lnwa: Iinn'anbdnsd without damage.
Lindel' 3” ’ .
up Fredrrick Holmes, who was rnJured
hyafall while practicing in the South
Norwalk Athletic club's gymnasium on
é’ January 20, was out last Saturday for
the first time since the accident. He
Ml Invented from the serious eflects of
thefall and will return to work in n few
(days.
‘- lire. Henry Seymour, of Henry street,
received a very had full, last evening.
. jntt It dork, while coming out of the
‘v East Avenue Methodist Episcopal por-
aonage.
The trolley cars made remarkably
go‘hd progress and time this morning.
notwithetnnding the heavy fall of snow,
ondlnconsequencs were largely patro-
‘ lined.
Newadealer .l. 3. Wheeler is nowlo-
attain hia new building. its is hav-
lagtheinterlor painted white and new
dillvingput np.
GaornaW. lngbam. of Henry street,
heels-red the Wilbur E. Belleck plwe in
m Norwalk, and will move there
dirk week.
“(will front of the William Brow
II' place on First avenue. is being
‘pdated n slate color, with red trim-
, W-
I. l, Gnrham is rushing up sample
“WW
turnout again wlihaload of m; n.
“mallow.
. Its large tree in front of Randall’s
ill! was failed today.
f
_ Iplirul Bandage, of Second ave-
Tnll a date of DeWitt‘a Little Early
“junction“ they will doyon.
Johnw. Banks and Henry D. Wright; .
linol- of some very artistic wall paper'
, Miwlroesn , , .
“is isn'v'isnritisrthst 1 when
hill. but I can't piece hint." . "
.. “H! mm“), MM! .m”” w
the girl with the largo-tie. "ides t know
where you could have not this."
"on. well. perhaps he tense of these
rough diamonds her brother to has
been bringing to the honor since we
haokfrom thsweat," saldths girlwitbtlre
mountainous sleeves.
“Maybe that was it. Ho‘looka as if he
knew me. Oh, dear, he will think meow—
fully rudsl Girls, shell I spook to hint"
“Why, of course. if you are sure that
you really know him, Lulu," said the girl
with the lorgnette, “but do be careful, tor
you know you sro”—-
“Absentmlndedl Oh, I know it! t
ahsil certainly hov to take one of these
courses of memory svelopment or what-
ever they are.” . .
"He is looking at you swiully hard,
Lulu,” said the girl with the mountain-
ona sleeves.
“Oh, I must know hlml I shall have to
speak.”
Elie leaned forward and gave the ilnslilly
dressed young mar; at the end of the car o
charming nod and smile.
“I had to be more friendly than Iwould
otherwise have been, because I did not
speak nt first," she observed.
"Oh, yes.” returned the girl with .the
mountainous sleeves, “you know I never
can remember names, and I am always
’perfectly lovely to people when I can’t
think what to call them."
“Yes, for than they may not notice,
"Id”—
“Girls,” interrupted the girl with the
’lorgncttc, “do look at hlml He has spo-
ken to that awful looking person with
him, and they are nudging such other and
staring at us. They evidently fancy that
we wanted to attract their attention."
“Look here, Lulu, " stornly remarked
the girl with the m untnlnous sleeves, “I
want you to thin whether you really
know that man, and, lino, who he is.”
Then Lulu gave a little scream. “Good
gracious, girls, stop the car-l” she cried.
“I do know now just who he isl He—he
is the young man who used to come to see
our cook! No wonder his face is familiar,
for he hung about the kitchen all the time,
and we had to rlischnrgo her on that ac-
count. on, girls, lot me out first, or I
shall faint!"-Cbicogo Tribune.
Poor Cupid.
Kisses may be conveniently divided into,
two clnsscs~thosu which belong to end
are intimately assoclnted with the warmer
passions of the heart and those which are
purely convmltiorml. In viow of the or-
acting drnmmis of modern snnitnry prin-
ciples, in neither men is tho habit desir-
able or oven prrmlsslblc.—-.\fstlicril Prose
and Circular.
“vaovv lln- microbes m u kites,"
(‘oltl livortll orient-u. cries.
Alan-ll wlwm ignumni'o is bliss.
Whnt fully to he wisi-l
-Lifo
iilm Was No Polltleinn.
"bill you fine nil tlmso (irondful charges
the papers rmtko against you!" said the
politician's wife.
"1 did,” wus t ion-ply. "What am I go-
lns goddamn l” "‘ " ‘“ “w .-
“"5Why, "she answered, almost sobbing,
“I—l'd moko that horrid mlltor prove ev-
ery word of tin-m, so I would."
”Provo 'i-m? iii-mt guns! That's ex-
actly wlrut l'm anxious to kl'llp him from
doing. if i mn.’"—-Wnshington Slur.
Why fie flared.
Gusde Hrnlth—(Ynlifornlo is a perfect
paradise. l'm rm onlhuslnst on the sub-
jcct of ('ollforuiu. i dream of California
at nights. 1 world write poems about its
grand scenery.
l’rto Arnstrrrluru~Woro you over there?
Do Numb-who. but the girl I run going
to rrmrry llitri roost of lwr rnorwy invested
in (‘nllfornlo mining slovk.—'l‘oxus Fift-
lugs.
They Didn't Know.
"Why," min-d the philosopher. “why is
it thut a Ilium—lilo noblest «routed object
—vvlry is it [hot n lilitll should have such
double of his ohlliiy to win it womnn's rif-
lectlou when he cormlili-rs the success in
that lino of n pulp r-yml, pudding shnpod,
pretzel lulled pure dog?"
But the nsm-rnhlml listeners answer-ml
him not.«lutliumrpolls Journal.
A Man of Tact.
"How is it that Politic is so popular
with tho indies?"
"Ho tollts so well. "
“Iii-.uvcns! llo rwver suys anything but
yea and no. "
"’l‘hul's it. ilo allows them to do it
all."——(.‘hlcogo inter (lawn.
The rtntcome the “use.
Morlefll‘nunt Zwiusltl is going to be
married to Mimi iiotthcre. the heiress.
[Junction—«Nonsense! I'm his most in-
timate frivmi, lilld I'm sure he has no
such intention.
Marie—No. but she hurt—Chicago Ron-
and.
flotilla. to Be Proud or.
Mrs. Norris—l didn't any that! . You
don't understand me!
Mr. Norris~l muy not be brilliant, my
dear, but i hnvo «are.
Dire. Norris—«~50 has any other donkey!
mBrooklyn Life.
s...m
lining sun further.
First Trump—Are you in fnvor of the
income tori
liecond Tramp-miles hot I am. I go
further'n that. l'm in favor of givlri sv-
sry man on income to he rosette—Detroit
7 asst-ii. r. mm, of the "no,” r... 9...,
W
uer lllstnho.
Girl (ioklngiyi-i'd like a plan where
I’ll have everything I want, nothing to do
and no one to hm me.
Clarita-This. miss, is on employment
aniline, not it matrimonial agency.-~’l‘lt-
lie.
wdust tire the.
Benn-y instilling a futile effort to writs
It Bridget i—«l’nlh. this pineil would lit in
dllgant won to wrnito seycrsts widl it
Italics no itirtflt st nlI.«-’l‘it~Blts.
m
' no Flooded.
Nash Count-.wpll. liedlson. any new
music on seed!
inventormres: my mu's home from
reboot—allievslsml l’lsln lies-in.
fipsncer—-iihow me a man who tiles to
It interrupted in the middle oi a venison.
I --All . Corns also. with
In to film; tiling-- roll).
. welt.
1'.
mausoleum !ew Tart, flew,
Bmudflmdm m.
apatitloatoast aside the m of
the railroad mums. some lap to
love Judge W. K. 1m in the
United States District cont. st M
flavsa,ysatsrdsy,oaadsnnmr.i ‘l'iie,
moo-mm» 141 hill-co nuns,
New York city. and have a neuron
midmoejoatmtb of Mutant use.
lion. Parrot this poorly no one,
demoed by the commissioners ' for
the nsoof the railroad company’s inor-
tuek improvements. Time bring on
appesl from the mmisuours’ decided
the matter was Men to the United
states courtln 1800 by the petitioner!
counsel, Judge firm 2. would, and
here it has been more“. in the II“?
tires the road has none ahead with the
improvemrsand have tnilt a system
on the property in question 21-July.
Lynde Harrison appeared forthcrallroad
company and Attorney Taleott ll. liner
sell is sentinel for prtltlonr rs. Judge
Townsend reserved bra decision.
A New York workman is new“
for the purchase of landed Ketcbnns's
handsome residence at liangatnet. The
slim manhasabomadeanoderfcr the
Arthur Sherwood place at Green's
Fm
HE DECMNED muse“,
nanny Wait m w for I“.
A Mira are floating.
Lord Cherries “erosion! is so adept at 1
good many things besides writing articles
on in novel union of America end (treat
[trite . A septum in the royal navy as
welt we to my lord, he has the reticulum of
helmets willing to fight with o laden
sanity as any onllnsrymerr would his to
challenge on most to o duel.
he sir-old of boobies, ssihe [mien guard,
inns of the person on rolled. One of the
popular stories aim: him mos «soothing
like this: Ho and the Duke of WW“
were stencil-me on is slrrct mrncr in Lon,
don one day when lord Charles woo pan
similarly slrr'mlt with the atmtllrm of 3
very important imlyhy scrim the way.
Calling is newly looting lnriifldnol, he
said, “Hi (its you .l in “NW” if you
will go over and knock that lwlrl‘ry'ri hot
oil.”
The follow Wr‘l'ili "of!“ the slim and
knocked off the bull in e trim! artistic and
inspired monner and then rejoined the
two gentlemen no the pavement. The
trade otlicer, picking up his «Watt.
crossed close behind him.
“Who are yom?"rl«rrrandsd he I“ the
rdnkr'. M“ * .— .m. n.
" ~r mom timer vermin, ‘“
will find me at «W (giving his mm .
“And you?" demanded hero! the next
one.
" Lorri Charles irerssfovil, captain in the
queen’s navy, and my more» is —, “
“And you?" sold the lobby, grimly
turning to the grand executive of the
scheme.
“i?" sold that. worthy individual, in
sorting his thumb» to tho armhole» of his
vest and casting is superior glance at his
colleagues, '1 nm rte i'rinooof Wales. an
you all known where tolled reef—Truth.
You make no more» when you tote
lit-Wilts Little iIrrly Risers for tiliams
mes, dyspepsia or Mdnchr. Morrow
there lirtls pills cove item (6 it. (from
my at (It . and (i if, Stiller».-
Busy people have no time, and sensible
people have no inclination to new is slow
remedy. One Minute limb lime not:
promptly and elves pvrmam or results
(i A ”retro" k (to . owl ii (7 million
Taylor at Golden
RealEslate andlnsuranaa
WADHIIMUII "1“”.
:‘or'nnvl irroltln run. lot. m' harm mat in:
«in: the view pore 43M for/liar! tr
r'rtll and cant-item list. a hero sew-r. for
mlr in every porter the rim or rmW.k
mines and on new menu am"
1'0 Irli'l'.
A ”Normans rim-w out
"memento. in sol-sf
owner as ”Taylor also-em m
”motives r: snark. met.
martin street.
M It I".
fit Wash
m if
miter: not one when» m. M
£1 neuwm Mom, Mia at:
rm“ Kin humilimi. sr'r'lim. to '7
Merino. blot
wow?”
“V” "r "
:c'ii'irmetv'tymwnii" '
e , - ‘ lo
emu mos
a Mimi 7 one ”In. '
' for m
$1.535le strut. 38 If
W W W
T ri'm' "all“ 33'». mm "5 «first
Terms. pl he
use "mw’aM' an s m
fi'm. re'It it We was:
For! his: strunrewhg m ' on
AM! It! mwmsm
«in .A
m “'4
meow
m
is
not My???
“‘1‘
wow-
o
Ssitiyr is n
It)”
,woiaan’a amenity»
iaa’tueha bed this;
”all. I’ve been keeping «may
withflbaltroagsoollateiymadirather
duller.
Upton-Iowhatwey.pertleularlyt
Deanna—Welmoroasthlamatieln-
alstaoapayloghermexprnasa.
Children Cry for
Pitchers (Bacteria.
”mulch wapvobercaworla.
mumsmumrwm
m-omlhmsdrmxrom
”fimmmpnmm
children cry for
Pitcher'o (terrorla.
children Cry for
filteher’a cantorla.
mifiinll’ilii'i’ni‘iii
BOLTON’S
surrns -- rucrunrs.
manna” feet of canvas. Powerful calcium
in.“ I.E.l:llllicll. so. sumo
first lecture. Wednesday evening. January
Itch. tint: : “the Four Naooleons."
Mod mime, ”Bligh? woolly, February
is. f‘uhjeet: ”ion-amine— eilowstune
‘ I
Third lecture. Monday evenine. Februar
rich 4 ”hilt/is uf the Midnight Sun
north tore. Friday evening. March 8th,
“uhioeitfiyluw L in Wonders: or.i:oiumhlnn
n .
totem tickets. iii cents: single tickets, ti
cent» children’s single rhekste. 15 cents.
flames open at 7. Lecture befllna at 7:30.
More your calms ticket at once at i better-s
of lirown A: Wilma or Charles it Seymour.
121 lw
ENTERTAINMENT
try Illa motion Circle of Trinity church, It
musrc HALL.
Tuesday Ev’n'g. Jan. 29
Play, .“Vice Verse,” “The
Magic llirror," Mother Goose
Lenders, and other features.
Music by Prof. Heine, Master-
Welter Becker, William Jesse
d Rudolf Wilchelt.
WRWHMENTS.
l-ioyt’s Opera Home.
FEBRUARY l'
EVENING.
”Mons .r. «unrss's MASSIVE
scenic PLAY.
THE TflRNADfl.
All meld wens-n. wonderful merhnuicnl
and «latrin- elicits.
item in New York.
Mmirsfioston.
Men- in l 'liiiJIgo.
Wh’flflgfhr. steals on stairs at Pinio-
tn‘e and “my: drug nioi‘rs. in;
it! lw
Hoyt’s Opera House
"Old". FEB. 4.
USE NIGHT 05 LY.
HOYT’S
A TRIP TO
ml CHINATOWN
sWonerM liable at new» Theatre.
, ' .mrtmiw. M'aoowoa role
It ‘eud ”men's drill Itoreo.
m '00 001.. ‘I'O
Florida
This:
Winter?
ifas heartland n0 by the
“OLYD E LINE!
on only Min line running from
”windiest-tin
Juiuonvillo. Fla...
; m u
charlie-ton, s. O.
mammal-mm
“DIME. 49m,
‘, , WI
send. Koo
were: mm garment feels
your old the sooner, dint why should
you when we can give you Winter Over-
seers. Hitters and Bulls at so... They
will halo style next season
See the pond oil wool lion's Orerooa
It a
$6. 66.
The. line Tailor Made: including our up
to date Donavon & Covington $975.
$12.40. .14. 75,817 75,.“ 75.821 75.324 '15.
We are saving you dollars on the gar-
mus ’ L
Men’s nil wool Winter Penis Q 83.
.288, 82 62, $820, .362. Bargains in
lion's Underwear, Percale Shirts, Ken’-
and Boys‘ Lamb’s Wool Sweaters, Blue
Flannel Outside iris.
MEI S & 00.
Ma" ers and Retailers of Good Clothing.
327 Main our. Bank at , Britt's port. Ct.
OWEN’SW
Is the only place in town where you
can lg“ genuine borne made PIES nod
CA E-l. w
VlllWllEl'S
BON BOSS and CHOCOLATES, a fine
fresh lot alwnye on hand.
We make a specialty of hot TEA,
COFFEE and CHOCOLATE, SAND.
WICHES, etc.
Served at all Hours:
Coifee 5c. Sandwlehhes 5e
Tea 5c Pies he.
Chocolate 5c. Gates lie.
I! North lisinttrm.
South lilorwalk. Ct.
NOTICE!
Special Town Meeting.
' HR inhabitants, legal rulers of the Town
of hum-nit. are hereby notified sud
warned the! o nuclei town meeting will be
ii: iii rut [hr Town House, in said tow n. on Fri
day. the let day or lt‘ebrnsry. A. it, mm, or. 3
o'clock in the afternoon, for i he following purl
posses, lit-Wit: To consider and take M‘linn
noon the followinu petition of Matthew Cor.
belt and others. viz:
"1‘0th Sr‘lo‘clmrrt of the Town 0] Nor-1mm.
"fins-l Luna: The un-remgned respectfully
petition you tor-all- sunclsl meeting of the
Ivoters of the. Town at Norwalk tor the follow-
ng urpoees:
L '18) orderlhstihollrcnl year- of the town
shell end on the thirty—first day of August in
each year.
“lo appoint n committee to examine the
town accounts. methods 0‘. bookkeeping. man-
ner o' publishing the some. and in adVlr-l'
wintchuoues. if any.are necessary it) securetw-
currtcy and publicity-
"To Avprnllrlrtlo x-uv h sums of money as it e
mneilni: may dim-t to meet. rile expenses or
.J . vomrumre ns sppoinled."
Dd 3... ”(January 25. Mrs.
., " \m. Sol -r ,nof
- RW. ‘ ) et me
’ igr'h'iunimi‘vm . , n... ‘0“
E S:\\lUELl)ANKAM.
t... n . ... .. -..._ ,.
H T Partree. M. D.
. PHYBIllllll Mill SURGEON.
(lilies and residence, corner Main and
Marshall streets. former cities of
Dr. l'nrdee.
may think you ooh nabs :,
lllhtlrllllitlt-
It is tlllltt it
. tunnels saint
ti our my past
bargains initi-
imlay till lllt
leslointrlvtti.
)tls‘saslmln
tale it for part-
ed this lime.
It will be a grand time for shop-
W‘pcrs. Lots of
SPECIAL lilTS,
At a price to closeout. Every-
Wthing that is classified as
i? winter stock will be sold for
COST on LESS.
If you have an axe to grind with
E'the assessors for listingyour
E'properly too high, come to
Wars and we will show you
Q’how to save the diil'erence
Wot cost between last year
”fund this.
sumfitiwm
Boston Store,
83 Washington Siren.
‘UuARsns‘LC a
Schoolof Short; .4
and Typewrlflng.
- “a. 11“..
Masonic Building. Wall St , Ier'
welt, open
Terms reasonable. School rooms open from D
s to. until Ii . m . daily excl-pt Found-y. Al.
Monday. winesdey and Friday "calm
from 7-flltolh'llt 'ihose desirin in study
sure would do well in rrr-l or write L10
AM MARSHALL. Box 869. florwnlk
ALI. workwamrnl
manner and for least to
(lml'e hours till lo a. m . l to Ii. ii to 8. 128 :lm
nova
,wrszsm
STRAW.
And can give you the biggest bargains in
best FISH at the lowest possible prices.
is saris lialn at., so. Noewslk.
sesame-mu sna-
‘“ ,.
...~......W....... m-..
or; AEFSTILL or] THE EARTH
split wood,” cord: he or straw ny holeor
ton;tesm work of all inda. U. L. JAIIB.
Flor M9 South Norwnllt. mam
buy the best? There’s a pleasure in
selling the best goods.
‘ ~ on Yllll Know
HlGllESl Will“
that a man is judged
the quality of the 3003
he sells.
tells the story of a
large business with
us the past year.
as low as we can. That’s might
low. With it all comes coniiZ
dence and trade.
MAN UEL T. HATCH,
l5 Illlflllll. ITIEET,
onarn.’ as“. non. no.
'l'L’ltKEYl-‘inn Saturday that you have
seen this you. Cell and see our stock and he convinced that we are tailbg the
truth this time if we are never guilty of doing the some again. full line of the
’1 Wall It., Novwali
Telephone call, out i ‘rletlsflotlon sear-steed. - Telephone call, m.
475 tlaln street. heirloom
Mitre. just receiv-
ed. The only place in
25. sort tin. ,.
titanium“
so. - monwfi‘gwfi’fi};
I
Is
.4
4.
THE PEOPLE’S MARKET, .
E. J. WADHAMS. Proprietor
Norwalk Chronicler