ypscssriwmmh sent "3 defect in the aliens» of the N'thtangeisdam ,. in» room 8qu club held. museum-Ming withstephec fl. Jervis, of West street, last night ‘ M W. Wsmsley sud fsmily have lend from Washing”: street to his. 10 MIC. .‘A. B. stsnsgh will preach in 1‘ il- ummwccucm.» , mumm‘ullcssofl’ottsge.” _ lifts-animator. will he s ,mummmssm. ”it flamdrion'smuqnaadc. WED. Randall will lit up ' W. A. Mist Ammptny'sstore on , Isis first, florwslk. The finishirgs auto 'ofbrown ssh.exsctly ss tlwss lifts Norwslk stereo, which are on West arrest. with a sprained most! by the sad ion stsrting of throwing her from s sleigh. m choice Morrow forzst; 13 warm. A. Conan. There frustrontirwt. 44m style derby u 0 some. Theftdiowingfromthefiaymour uses ofthsAnsonisSartisshrslstssms (on "We! 810th Norwnlh: , mm,whobrobberlsgxov.w, hadiscsrdedbercrntchsssndnowmsn- dustoptslougwellwithscsno. The Mind member is still tender snd 'uthfllmbendmly well.” ”morning.“ lsiiCntrierBonnett I in driving rspidlyf!) sround the cor- .lu'of Ihslabsckentohotwlblock. with . WWwfithntilbsgsforths inst salesman ofths wheels . toting lir Bennettcompetely - I0. Winn he moral his v » hermired dnmgsssshcst . . Mdspsin started for florwsIk, . ontbmwheels. Mars 12c 1b., at Drescher's. a In. C. B Millicent! Samuel Lynes in” for.“ s psrtwershipsnd will carry us the MI aisle rind insurance business formerly conducted by the low Air. am It 9 loin most. Norwnlk. not". ~- III aid WW. yewherdsLbefnre Judge Prentice. s motion was made in than of Burdens: sgsinel the Nur- wslk and South Norwelk Electric Light mforsnordertoarll property to pay so WI and sppmvsl of con- tsnct. The court grswted the motion. vim m st Arson II masquerade. WWI’mwfitt receivsdsoom- mm from the American Fire Engine cor-pony. yesterday. rating that mmy’ssmtwusich dudsshieg bistro tabs moi the ates-ten She "Mistaken the csrsnd . unto Milt Wes houas,where l fisswsitstbssrriul of the company's "I. «Must. who is expected here A Isis]. Chief Prowitt has placed so “aforesaid MW nozzles to betatsdwitbtbestesnur. JIM!!! the lat snnusl bell of W Unis-.30 Inst the Alb m'Mussing. I'sh.13th, ”.msswosssls by the members Mutts-Wedded, one of then “Mnmoflhsauacn. “animus-pert Ives distribu- tsdatthstows nous. yrsterdsy after- ssss. W I'll-Iv & Benedict «blamed their W m in the grocery ”your”. MusthaoldI-st Munich-walk end of the town. 0 Issuer: a. Loneso- and mother A.” W m to the llorwslb baptist ' Webs-dots”; for slslr wammm I umwmtioooo mdmummmut- wsystiis. amuletantDmchsr‘s. ”Mold-hummus ”swam-undo frot- Ia’lsb callous on “John plus. Immortals. . .Ame-d‘mwms m w and ”lbs Indus! “fanaticism-scum wuss-munch“. mfiinbw' him». ~anhys. us And IQs. Druchcr‘s. The Union vm' Union held an imports» matting lsstr'nitht. sud began assessments. which will be completed next west, for the Welles of Ihs command. The instslllng ofllcsr will he ”Wt Commander L. V. B. Bub hard. sud deleatloot‘from New Essen and Bridgeport. are expected to attend. I ~Elegsnt costumes.ArioII's muonsrsds Alias Bridget Lynch. of Union street. is slowly recovering from the severe fell sheareceived several dsys ago. ' ' The contract for the ereciion of the town pest house wss awarded this morn- ing to Henry L . Spleen] ~New Youmsu dr rby st O'Brisn’s. Thoselectlnen bud n busy age this morning giving out ordersto the town poor. When sreporter visited the allies there were nineteen applicants. Up- words of fifty orders were given out. The increase is largely due to thafsct first it is the first ofyths month. Yester- dsy was soother big day. There were twenty-eight tramps in the Norwnlk tramp house. last night ——Fried recoil Ips at Depot Restsursifl. At the meeting of the Arion Singing society lsst night. it was unanimously voted to engage Professor Daniel Meter, of Bridgeport. Its leader for one you. ‘-Grotcequc ilgures,ArloII's masquerade. James Mitchell was the victim of a pe- culisr accident Thursday. He was sit- ting under the telephone at Wsrdwsll’s market, sod when he went toget up be struck the book of his neck alt-inst the telephone and received a severe shock. Es was sick sll day. yesterday. from the cflocts of the occident. Officer Kennoy. of the Norwslh sqosd, is out sgain, having recovered from his recent sickness. —Derbys renovated st O'Brieu’s. Nelson Lsrsou, watchman for W. H. Hoyt & Son. while cleaning a pistol last night. was accidentally shot in the hood. Surveyors were at work yesterday, sur- veying for the tunnel and four-trucking improvements at Norwalk. —-Arion's mssquersds bull, Feb ll. Miss Annn Stash, of Norwalk, is a guest of flies Anna Newcomh in New York. A The Hour announces the engagement of Stephen H. Holmes and Miss Emily Pmlrney. ~Chicltens no 12!}: a pound; fresh hams are lilo II pound. at Esyee’ mur- bet. Chsrles H. Fitch has bought the cor- peuter business formerly conducted by the late Sterling W Wilson on Wall street. Nurwnlk. The Norw .Ilk Street Railway com- pany’s sweeper was out this morning and went over the main and Winnipsuk lines twice. William R. Simpxon's horse, from Broad River. was hitched in from o! F. .1. Curtis' store on this street. When the sweeper came along he broke sway and run the wagon into so elec- tric light pole. The snimsl broke the whiilletree sud cleared himself of the vehicle He run up the street us far as Rsymond's furniture rooms. where he wss captured. The Street Rsilwsy com- pany will settle the damage. Miss Inez Keoler is a guest of Miss Harrell. of Hsrtford. Ito—rifiitmiiifiiii firs. bus of the Events in Which Rorwslk People hrs Interested. Like Tennyson’s brook. Boyt's “A Trip to ChInstown" more to run on and on. This merry musical attire comes to us direct from its unprecedented run of over 000 nights at Hoyt’s thsstrs. New York city, sud will beacon on Monday even- ing, st Hoyt's theatre. The compsny Ir. Hoyt hss selected to interpret his work includes some of the clcvsrest comsdlsns sud singers now on the slugs The piece itself needs no introducing,» Inost every thcutvsogosr in the country is scqusintsd with the foot that "A Trip to Chinatown" was written "only to amuse” sud hes no protection to plot. Several new songs have been sddsd. all of which will pvovs tuneful and cstchy, ss Air. Hoyt has never been known to fell in writing s topical song each year thst has not csught the fsncy of the public The mode rsgsd. lsld low everything in its psth and nsught but ruin sud dsv aststlou Insrked lhsspot when trees hsrl roared their brooches and boosts had provided hone-tor method. This wsr oi the elements livid swsy within floyt’s Minimum. lint-star's so am disses wet in stand-nos It the produc tion merited sud Inn-pr Hoyt hss beer so thoplsoslorsrstsrn this which will berm ill. nothing roots utilstlc FDLA 22 South E M. Jansons (Over F. head's Confectionery.) most coniplete evening’s entertainment. The dissecting room formed on awe luv“ spirlog scene and all rejoiced with the young surgeon when he discovered his subject to be alive before the instruments had touched liter. The autumnal scene, the wedding end the re uniting of the doctor sod his wife, so long separated, the clearing of all misunderstsuding and the discovery of the base treachery of the villian of the play, form It happy flu- ale. Wednesday evening. February 13. the theatre should be rowded for no one can fail to appreciate this scenic msloa dramas Much applause was awarded it last night. The eminent Bolton soonest “Prince Pro Tom," the sparkling Operetta, by, R A. Bonnet, author of “1492" and L. S. Thompson. composer of "The Sphinx," which gives a one night production Thursday, February 7. st‘Hoyt’s thcstre. is acknowledged by the whole of the critics of Boston, where it had so on precedented run of 167 nights. as being about asplcnsmg a performnucs so one coull wish. ANOTHER [NJ [INC ”0N. Served Upon the Consolidated In Bells" of the Trump-y Oompsny. Yesterday Colonel Frost, as sttorney for the Norwslk Trsmwny company. upon the New York, New Haven and Hartford Rtilrond company. which was grsutcd by Judge Howard J. Curtis. rs- strsioing the rsilrosd from constructing its road across the tracks of the Tramway company at grade on the Wilson Point road, where the controversy has been. This injunction rsiscs the whole question whether the railroad is prevented by the Elmer grade crossing bill,whicb wss bur- risd through the Genersl Assembly. from constructing this particular crossing. which the railroad was in such basic to construct before it should get the Elmer bill passed, and which the railroad was rostrsined by the in j unction of Board- mau Burchurd and the Tram wsy com- pany from completing and using. The railroad company put in two short pieces of roll on the outside of both the Trem- wuy company's rails, and two pieces of rail between the 'l‘iumwsy rails, but made no connection with those mils. end the rails running from the steam railroad track. The Elmer bill now forbids a steam rsilrosd from constructing across ing at grade over the tracks of so elecmc road. and the question which will have to be fought out is whether the steam railroad has a crossing there. or whether ithss to construct one before getting I crossing. The Tramway company and int attorney are very confident tlIIt the Elmer bill. which was passed to prevent the electric roads from crossing at other places will also prevent the steam rosd Irom crossing the electric road here. With the Consolidated railroad and the Standard Oil compsny on one side. sod the Tramway company on the other.- vigorous and spirited contest may be ex peeled. DANIEN AND NORMON it is expected that work on the frame for Dr. l’sync’ s new store and tenement wIlI be com cod next week. A large amount of tuber has been carted from Stamford in the put few days. Charles G. Waterbury has sold the Christopher Ftlslngcr, to Jacob Wolf, of East Norwalk. who intends to tote pos session shortly. Grand Scribe Strong. of West Haven, and (lrsod Deputy . . on. of Norwslh, paid a visit to Welcome Divi. slop. Sons of Temporal-on. last Thursday evening. The grand oiliccrs will be there on next Thursday evening. The mem bers urn preps ring for an garnishment to lisglvon Io P“the Town H lilo “wines! future. Poor "Snapper" ls dud-by this we rsfsrto Willlsm ll Willmott. Jr. s pet dog. who departed from this worldly sphere, yesterday afternoon. sud is now picking bones among his canine friends. The meeting at the Congregsiioosl church tomorrow svooln. will be under the susplcss of the Chi tlau Endeavor society. lir. and lira. Duchy, of New Rochelle. are the proud parents of s bouncing boy. lira. Deuchy wss formerly Ills Phallus Chesehoro, a teacher in the Gen- tsr school. lies ElisabsthF. Gilli n s In today in flow York. 8‘ A. W ‘ Airs. H. I. Hludley is confined to her hours with dckncss A son was born MThuIsisy to Ilr. snd In. ChulesW visit to the Center school yasterdsy. In. Barth Teacher and lites titty llaystr srs adoring with the grip. Ethel Willmott. do Withnott. is curiously” with whooping cough c'fim TON & CO. A Main Street. JACKsows PHOTOGRAPHS Combine the LATE" arm: All) "Hill. Our tint is to give astlsfsction to our petrons. sud to furnish them with the finest productions of the Plioroon sl'nlo Alt. LARGE COLLECTION 01' 0311.01!!!” BTUDllB. sud sll so ably portrayed produced a PM cuused another injunction who served - building now occupied as u salom by ‘ School Visitor.» Rev 6. J. Austin pnld s tor of Alva st her home mwmtnoy. who has has. I Qmwhwwsshs, 25c PhotOgi-npher. 58 Wall Street, Norwslh. (lo-II. [Almond church orgsn instruction by Nine. A. Lewis orssnist South Nor well: mfllspviit church. l'or terms call or sd- ost Mnln street, Norwslh.Co 38“ Km uourroti. lint. J. A. Sowsrby is the guest of rel stives in Phil-dolphin sud New York. Mrs. James 8. Stevens is sick with the trip The meeting in the Baptist church. Thursday night. was full of interest. A g00d congregation was present, and the service was enjoyed by oil. Those who bed been converted since the meetings began were asked to testify and six rose to their feet. Meetings were held yester- dsy afternoon and last evening. A large number of young people from this place were skating on Bach's pond last night. After the prayer meeting on last Thurs- day night, a business meeting of the Ep- wortb Lssgue was held and officers elect- ed for the ensuing yssr. All persons who passed the residence of Henry Wells. on Lincoln avenue, yes- terday, probably noticed a hobby-horse hitched ton wheelbarrow and tied to u post. Kr. Wells explains thst this is the horse snd vehicle which the town in assessors think to be worth $140. Genwrnlfiusmbly. Yesterdsy's session of the Legislsturs wss the shortest thus fsr this your. Speaker Fusendsn was in his seat In the House just twenty-two minutes. when s motion to ndjiurn was carried. Thore were only three resolutions introduced. as follows: One by Mr. Newton. of New flsveo. to place the money deposlwd by members of the Building and Loan ssso- Motion under the supervision of the bank commissioner of the state; one for an appropriation of $1.000 by the aolectmcn of each town for the detection and pre- vcnrion of crime in the respective tower, nod n third for an appropriation by the auto of $50 for the publication of n sec- ond sdItiuc of the her of abandoned farms in Connecticut. A. ll. PLAISTEIJ. DRUG-GIST. We have just opened a new lot of HASBROUAK'd FINE PIPE", in fine wove and linen stock, 1 qr. boxes, octave and comv mercial sizes, at 25 cents. lllls ISA BARGAIN. 1n Writing Tablets we can suit you at any price from i cent ‘0 SM“). 95 A A A Younrmsnps ARE USING “ PLAIS'I‘E X’S llllllllll AEMEAY” WHY lull Till li?‘ h t t~ t lillllill cm sumo II III llllllililils. ll. ll. Plaisled lie. 43 summon 81.. ode TRADE MARK \EOW PRICES. OVERCOATS -—-AT-- ONE-HALF PRICE We have about 50 Men’s Winter Weight Overcosls, the bul- ancc of our medium length chick in Kcrseys. Chinchilla, Chev- iots and Worsteds that we will sell at half the original prices. $20.00 Coats at $10.00. 18.00 Coats at 9.00. 1 5.00 Coats“ at ' 150. 10.00 ‘ Coats at 5.00. MEN’S SUITS AT COST. SOME EVEN BELOW. $ 7.50 for $10.00 Suits. 9.00 “ 12.00 “ 10.00 “ 14.00 “ 12.00 “ 15.00 ' “ (C u .1 5.00 20.00 Leather Coats with Flannel Lining, $3 00. Leather Costs with Corduroy Lining, 84. 00.“ Random Wool Underwear, 39c. BAMSTAAK B fAA$lllllll Blllllllllll. l4 Sfllllll IAII min. AlllllfAlll. 80""! Will. WWKIN BUYING 600m PLEASE STAT! TIIAT Iva. SAW III! I, 1" SOUTH ”OBWALB “:11le THE CHANCE UP A LIFE 'l'lllli ‘l'HfllISlllDS 0F IIILIII WORTH OF llllllSEllEEPlllll AATIllES TO BE SOLD AT COST TO MAKE lllllll Fill WI HEATIIB All! PllllBlII ill“. '5 Will. DISPME 0? WI EITIIE 8106! If All”, ”ME“, ETA" Ill THE NEXT II All" IEIIIIIIO KIWI" Ist, I“. JANESAIIATAIIAISS SUCCESSORS T0 E. K. LOCKWOOD 8t 00. A GOOD Tl-llNG WHERE? Why, right here in your own city. Those trousers thst we are rushing loLordar for $3.50 649 psirsnndthetrdrstyssrnotyotcomplstsd. lvur purchassrwsll pleased. Thsoid ssying, “A planted w mobsstsdvertiscment'vsrlllcdby one amps-ding Hi! * othersinlcastltsn'lwsckr. APE! Hill time I'll! Wm WHAT? ’DaVis, The Tailor, m lid! in Isn’t Fm.
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