MW cannot be is-
:. lsarWuIlesIeopyis sent
IMbmqmmtoon of the
Wisdom.
M m of Frsnklin avenue,
lee rm. yesterday. attendtng
M of 5 relative
M M and Marnie Hoyt.
mail I. I Hoyt, have entered a
Mom. at Grace church, ‘qu
sci-nuisasasumw, Ionday. Feb
“Mi meted st O‘Brlsn’ .
, WWII”. O’Reilly will .repr
mm Union Council. Knights
trance... atthe meeting or the State
I.“ is low Raven. next Tuesday.
“Millet thecity cl Norwalk
up this year. over $18,,,OOO000
‘ 7 tax rate mil probably be not
f' m Alourmilltax isaug
, My News says Kiss Vina Can
”a that city. who' Is a frequent visitor
( ‘ it Miriam head nurse of
ytthodepsstmentsoihel‘iew
Wei.
, m l‘or I stallion which was
trans Jerome Park. a few days
HOW“) have traced it to
m.
.g m choir.“ will be organized
“MM“ assistin week dsy
m m Lent. An elaborate
marriesittohs prepared by the
WM“! Easter.
~13”? bakery hash inaugurated a
10'“.de in the bread line. Ba
“minced will retail at 6 cents
flwlohshptioesarei cents per lost.
Bogus. of Belden avenue. for
Md resident of Norwalk, is
ill with WY; Harry Bennett.
revenue. who is ill with the
is” improved.
Whale been removed to New
Milton Ir. Putteris to opens
Mr He will, however, continue in
W“ is the Weed building unti‘
min-Word Advocate.
A Minn to the'chislstnre is in circn
lesion in Bridgeport. asking for the
W d a law reducing telephone
W Those behind the movement
wit Woe a bill fixing charges at $25
lam and .50 for business places,
“of” and 8110 as at present
1km oi the Fairlield County
film consisting of Judge J. B.
M. of Mustard. Levi Warner, 0!
m. and Cairns Thompson, oi
W. who prepared a resolution on
“M of Francis lves, reported to a
casting a! the has association this morn~
be 1..
“III W rod of one of the early
m capes-es. cast-bound, broke
“ M yestrrdsy. causing a delay
at as has! to the South Norwalk special
testament Conductor Edward Taylor.
“flowed the express. and which
”up! to push the train ahead until
W could be procured.
DR. Psalms flout. 0! indie. will spend
w Valhalla] in South Norwalk. She
”Namibian-n address about
“.0“ worth in indie, which has
lesser” lasers» and profit. This
ails ens-um in the South Norwslk
church lecture room. on
' Vmuttfll. and all who are in-
nstlssl are invited to hear it.
writes-salien- atDrpotltestaunnt.
Alum to liquor license tees
mWhtbeMA-smbly.
, by Uniform. of Putnam.
fisflpssvilss lcragrsdsdllosnsa tee.
‘Olslswsz For towns with less than
I” W. “00: 1.000 and less
In it“. 3000; between 9,000 and
an, out. between 0.000 and mom.
sass; assess 10,000 m scoot, ssoo;
vacuum or moreJ'm. Tbs
I flwMflwmtorsbserlloense
:Mwmmemmm
”has!“ by a stiletto la the
Mutual Dalton. in Emmood.
new mm who doll-d I
”masses-c. tantamount:
fimwammm yes
"% “his.“ bringing a salt tor
Isslsimsd that neither his
“use “mummies: wort
maria means. res sat-wt sun: is
E d the tables from Potter’s bil-
“mi. South Norwalk, yester-‘
“ “WM 0! at. John
avenue. Norm died Iron the clients
at s paralytic stroke this morning. Her
mother died last week.
Senator Ferris. at South Ncraalk,
president pro tom, presided, over the
Senate, yesterday the absence of
Lieutenant (lover s.
W
~Lutest 0er «at. at o Brien's.
Tito nineteenth annual meeting of the
Connecticut State Pharmaceutical as—
sociation willbs held at Norwich this
year. the session occurring February 5th
and 6th.
Joseph Hoosic. an Hungarian em-
ployed by Raymonderotbera, and who
laws in Bull Run, badly injured tits
right. hand. Wednesday afternoon.
while at work on the railroadimprove.
ments in Springwood.
Thei’ollowing Norwulk young men at-
tended the sociable at Toquet’s Opera
Bonn, Westport, last night: Waldo
Parsons, A. P. Sherwood, W. E. South.
E, Wadbams,0. F. Beeley and Ward
Gregory. A most enjoyable time is re-
ported.
~Delecateasen of all kinds, Dreflcber's.
Mrs Frederick Whitlock is ill at her
home on Union avenue. Appendicitis is
feared.
The committee appointed to make an‘
estimate 0! the coat of indexing the town
records will visit Stamlord shortly to in-
spect their system. This was done by a
woman from New Jersey, who wishes to
do a similar job Ior Norwslk.
Mrs. Thomas R. Duty is seriously ill at
the residence of her brother in Pawtucir.
at, B. I.
l
The Norwslk and South Norwalk Elec-
tric Light company are wiring the Nor-
walk depot today for electric lights.
The report or the death 0! the brother
of the Muses Hyatt. of Norwalk, was un-
founded. He has been very low, but is
now better.
The New York Confectionery compa-
by will move from Norwalk to North
Adams, lines. this month.
—New Youman derby at O‘Brisn's.
There is/s break In the water pipe at
Elmorest.
The members at Phoenix Engine com-
pany held a social session at their quar-
ter. on Main street, Norwaik, last night.
Oscar Candeld's h‘om fell down on
Wall street, this morning. near the Nor-
walk club building. The animal was
gotten up after some difficulty.
Butcher Fred Smith, 0! Norwalk, is
recovering from the clients of a tail on
the ice.
Thecase oi Giles Seymour (or non-
suppnrt, will come up tomorrow helore
Justice Austin.
*anb chops a legs lamb, Dreschcr’s.
Norwaik’s new steamer. which arrived
yesterday, is still on a car at the Nor-
waik freight house. as the ntanulac.
tnrera‘ delivering engineer. Mr. Weaseis.
has not yet arrived. He is expected to-
day. The new machine is a beauty, and s
peep through the canvas wvoring shows
that she is capable of great power. The
boiler is covered with nickel and the run-
ning gear is red, trimmed with gold.
.1...
Billy Forsytbo. the Danbury pugilist,
will probably arrange a finish light with
Bob Cunningham. of New York, shortly.
Since Forsythe knocked out Dan Baugh
In thirteen rounds. Monday night. Cun-
ningham has been anxious to light him.
He says he will meet him for a pores of
W. the men toenter the ring at from
112 to lib pounds. li a finish light can-
not be arranged for, a limited bout will
probably be secured.
--|l. H. Parsons, Brooksidc Farm. 0!.
(era a lot of horses very cheap. Several
great bargans. W
Thd Young Women's Christian Tem-
perance Union will hold a short business
meeting tonight with the Misses D'Artoiv.
West street. The meeting begins at '1
o‘clock prompt, continuing until 8.
Strict parliamentary rules will be chasm
ad. It is hoped each one will come we
pared to give one cl God‘spreclous prom-
isss as their part in devotional services.
Each member is requested to make a
special eilort to be present.
-—llunasy's for February. at Flynn‘s.
A stockholder in the Less Isnutsotur-
big company interned a Strum reI
puts: that the Less brothers own only s
bare majority ct the stock.and under the
sdvlosotcsusesl they are tryingtopus.
ebses enough more to make them the
cwnersct twothirds at the stock. and
this is therasson why .lstses ll. inertial
in town on Tuesday. altering 05 per
share tor tisseloek. Thesslnslnlormsat
sites“ that this Ir. has informed one
thumps” wssdclu
eat would pay dim
:sttkstsstssllete eases m“.
autumnal-ts
5 Prime ‘1 “
Combine the LATEST STYLE All) FINISH.
JACKSON’S PHOTO RAPHS
F D LAlVTON 8: co.
22 South Main 5 root.
”Wu—mm...
Our aim is to give tlstactlon to our patrons.
and to furnish them with the fittest productions of the PI“) '00]! Pfllo Al'l'.
I LARGE COLLEOTKUN 0" CHILDREN’S SP ‘l Ins.
' E M Jacgtson.
(Over F. Head’s Confectionery?)
Issac Bullock salts The SENTINIL Io'
state that hole in no way interested in
the crusade against the selectlnen, and ,
that be has had very little to say about
the matter.
Miss Nettie Merwin, of Lyon’s Plains,
has resumed her position in Adams’ hat
laclory in South Norwslk. Work at the
factory is becoming brisk, with orders
reaching ahead for sometime.
William Montgomery, of the Norwalk
Savings bank, is still culturing from mus.
ruler rheumatism, at his home on River
street.
The case of thmVillagc of Chester vs.
Leonard, is being heard today on the de-
lendant‘s motion for more specific state-
ment and to strike out.
~Fisb oi all kinds, at Drescber’s.
The Arion Singing society has‘ decid~d
not to give concerts or public entertain-
men.“ on Sunday nights.
The amount of the claim awarded to
Meeker & Co , yesterday, was .67, the
balance due from Mr. Schauh, alters
payment on December 8th.
Ahearing will be held in the select!
men's office in Norwalk, next Friday
afternoon, on the application of the Nor
walk Tramway company for permission
to extend its line to Weetport from East
Norwslk.
W. H. Olmstead, of Chestnut street,
Norwslk. has taken a book (or the Han-
cock Lilo Insurance company.
The monthly meeting at the Central
Circle of King’s Daughters will be held
in the Norwalk Congregational chapel
tomorrow alternoon at 4 o’clock. A lull
attendance is de‘JL‘E‘L...
Harness maker P. H. Dwyer has dis-
continued his branch store on Washing
ton street, South Norwslk. The stock
was moved up town yesterday after-
noon and this morning.
Miss Dennis. of Water street. will open
her athletic class in the gymnasium of
the South Norwsik Athletic club to.
night. There are about twenty pupils to
start with M
John Podmoro and W. H. B. Disbrow
are expected to arrive home: tomorrow
from the Troy Polytechnic institute to
spend a week‘s vacation at their homes
in South Norwalk
George W. Carroll, through the agency
ol‘ Taylor &Goldeo, has sold. a building
lot on Fairfleld auntie, between Garner
and Cedar streets. to W. O. Evane,ol
the oiiica of the Norwn'k
Lock company, who will at an
early date erect a handsome residence
thereon, This is the first lot sold on this
strip, and opens up desirable building
sites.
The United States dynamite cruiser
Vesuvius has begun the work of blowing
up the numerous wrecks of coal barges
and small vessels at the bottom oi’ the
Sound. The wrecks have been found to
be serious obstructions to the steamers
passing through the Round. and com-
plsint was made to the War Department.
with the result that the Vesuvius has
been detailed to go through the Sound
and blow up all the wrecks that have
been complained of. The work will take
about two weeks.
--Fresh items. 120. lb.. at Drescher'a.
James Barbour’s .20 horse and lira.
James Tanner’s bad boy Johnnie, lightn-
edinsrunawav, this morning. John-
nie, who was riding around with Mr.
Barbour's clerk, was left alone in {the
wagon on Main street. Nor-walk, when
. the horse started and the boy was unable
to hold him. The animal down
llsln street. and in turning into Wail
street. collided with A. Avison’s delivery
turnout. Constable Thomas Hunt
caught the animal belors he could do
further damagmw”
No game has ever made such rapid
strides in gaining the public lsvor as. ‘
basketball. Basket ball was invented
three years ago at the Y. Ii. 0. A. traitw
ing school in Springfield and at the pres-
ent time it is played all over the country '
The object that the projectors had in
view in getting up this game was to
have as nearly a game 0! football as poi
tibia and still be able to play indoors.
Though the game is still in a crude lists,
each year brings a revision of the rules
governing it and in a few years it prom-
issstcdsvslopissconsclthemcst
asleetlllcgamss oi the My. Never sslll
this yearb- an alien been Isms to
Photos Diner.
58 Wall 8 t. Norwsik. Conn.
XANOand chore o n instru tl
P Miss Nines. be erg-nan!» wc'gnxby
walk kiln tl«tchurco.
dress Bl est Mal n at
‘or terms cat or ad-
. Norwslk. Conn .
183 In
. Tobey Dickley, a New. Haven, has
taken charge of the I rwalk hotel cafe
tor Landlord Tuttle.
a,
John F. Minot and
from South Norwslk -
next Monday.
smily will move
Fort Hamilton.
--Boys' soft hats at O rien's.
Mrs. W. N. Scarlets. oi ew Cannon. is
sick with the grip at the nine of her sis~
tar. Mrs. W. F. Ward ll, Livinglon
place.
The rehearsal of the First Methodist
church choir will be held at the church
tomorrow night, instead oi tonight, as
usual.
Contractors Shipman dz .0st began
today laying a new retaining *stll along.
side the city‘s electric light pidnt.separatv
log the railroad property train that ol
the city. The wall will be about twenty
feet in height, and will almmt entirely
conceal the doors and windows 0! the
electric light station.
A tourist was being driven over a
part of the country in Ireland wit-us
his internal majesty appeared to have
given lIls namtoall the objects of in-
rarest in the locality, for there was the
Devil's Bridge, the Devil's Cauldron,
tbestil’s Glen. etc. Said the traveler:
"The devil seems to be the greatest
landowner in these parts.” “Alanine,
your honor," replied the jarvey, "that
isso. but halives in England. I think
he‘s what they call an absentee land-
lord in ireland."
ll. H. PLAISTED.
DRUGGlST.
o—ww —~ -m
We have just opened a new lot
of HISBROWK'B HIE PIPE".
in fine wove and linen atopk,
l qr. boxes, octave and Com-
mercial sizes, at 25 cents.
THIS 18A :-:
BARGAIN.
In Writing Tablets we can suit
you at any price from i cent
‘0 ”.00.
5333
YOUR FRIENDS
ARE USING
" PLAISTE ’S
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h h h h
25 ill 50‘ ‘-
cm some:
II ill lililllitllls.
ilJl. Plaisttd,
mutant «comm at
Mflhm1m
Ill. 43 Washington St.
a, 7.50
10.00 “ - “,
12.00 ‘4'.
15.00
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—AT-—
1/ TRADE”, MARK
\Low PRICES.
ON E-HALF PRICE.
We have about 50 Men’s Winter Weight Overcoata, the hair
$20.00 - Coats at
18.00 Coats at
15.00 Goats at
10.00 (Boats at
for
9.00 c:
.r
Random Wool Underwear, 39c.
illlillillli.
$10.00
12.00
14.00
15.00
20.00
Leather Costs with Flanml Lining, $3.00.
Leather Costs with Corduroy-Lining. 84-1”
M 801"
WORTH 0F
TO BE SOLD
AT COST
TO MIKE llilill FOR OUR HEITlliB Iliil PliilBlliB lllES. WE
Will. DISPOBE 0F illlii EliTillE STMK 0F MIPS. GIMME“.
“0., ll THE NEXT 60 DIY8 BEBililiiliii FEBRUARY lst., Mi.
JllliESiIHllTflillilii
SUCCESSORS TO
A GOOD THING
WHERE?
Why, right here in your own city.
Those trousers that we are making to order for
$3.50
once oi our medium length stock in Kcrseya, Chinchilla. Chore
iots and WOI‘SttlliS that we will sell at half the original prices.
$10.00.
‘ . 9.00.
7.50; '
5.00.
MEN’S Isun‘s
AT COST.
some EVEN 3101.th
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Suite.
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E. K. LOCKWOOD & CO.
WHAT?
649 pairs and their first year not yet completed. ‘Ever
purchaser well pleased. The old saying, “A pleased
the best advertisement" verified by one customer sendln us 0
others in less than 2 weeks.
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