”WMdGre‘nryfaint
Wufivmlde avenue.
y‘ tlathawlllsoon hecossee‘n
is Windy" thissiae
‘j waiving“ two weeks.
”Howler was ominously realest
d. m «dreary the meeting“
“subtitled! Daniel L'Eiornrne»
”HAITI”.
,, A‘sodmisneexrestedltevJLO.
W of South Noswaih, in the
m Baptist church. 1m mm,
and hbdiseonrss trons Ii Corinhians r.,
M, “In! the love of Christ eonstrsineth
wafwss enjoyed by all. Then". Dr.
Molthel’irst church, 01 mg».
. ”whipeawto-niabtflt’lz lbdelock,
"I. may will be continued every
m this week except Saturday. as a
_, Millers rtiis manifested to them All
”invited.
‘ . Am party Ilse been arranged
. “Wt by the young people of this
M darling at 8 o'clmk.
The flow club held a bouquet M
”t at their headquarters. Much en. d-
' H h daa the stewards. Clifloed fluke,
I ”Wand Prank Cushman. for
“slain in which thesnpper wsssersrd.
I“!!! AMI humus.
‘heyenaa ladies mated with the
lpwssth Lmetthstluhodlst Episco-
fii mmwih holdasoeiahis at the
m of Ira. Edward A. Ball.
"May evening. An enjoyable time
‘ ”been-trawl. Refrr'lhlnents will he
”mantle-MW“
”would William 11. will.
b Grand Cutie “WI! of the
eitheficfllamh
“Christian Endeavor nesting
mbfiwmwm
My. Mwsvalsmsattswd’
suburbs-not ct towel-slag
Mr“ sselrty wll mestat
ytqestsaspwillas
".‘Mtblhapnlalyssswscrot
“D. “mam-trails.
‘sMyarlsrssnsalsr
H sassdthsmssls
' mien-ism
' its stun-yrs uses;-
uses-sum
{inmost-um-
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, no mean merit
quartette, played his violin sonata last
3 then hustled into the hospital to die. that
one prisoner had lately died in the "soil
nryf’tha: creel punishments are inflict-
ed; that the Warden can never be seen.
and that he never visits the movie's to
hear complaints or requests.
Warden Woodhtidge and he denies It in
toto. lie chslhnprs investigation and
says there is no institution In the Conn.
lrywheretltemsnsrsbetter csred for.
better fed and better attended when sick.
Ass Baler aarrant at anion that Iasl.
I
m m m ‘ inproretnsntlnbnslnrssstllltherels an
“laurel. as‘haslasssnf mfltdonmmn "I“! l‘
M bettergsnsrsllyundthatthssprloasesve
acnwili avenue up pretty well before it
lsfnlly endsd.saysthedtnerleas Hatter.
Certalrltlstbst‘hhsreisnslllsln
dsyllcatm or is forced by novelties.
llsstfsll,howsvsr.lcckout for a asun-
Ias‘revlvaloftrsdeis the expression of
' lacy who philosophically review the
present situation and hops for better
‘Wfihm mumltwlllnotcnlyhs wet-fl.
sllswlis- cwnsd.hathelatelllnsndysnd prompt-fl?
”is trust. ”Where
“rus- queen-1m new mm.
3? amusemen- is. ......m tasty.
Boyt's Theatre, Thursday night, Feb
rsary'l. nuderntsnarement of Charles
1. Robbins. Fred Tenemwhohu gain.
ed an enviable reputation as Tommy
Tomptins forthe refinement and deli-
cacyofhiscomedy.snd Iii-Josie Sad.
ler,inhrrori¢inal tunny character at
Wild Rosy oi Yucatan. have been aecnr'
sdwitha number of others from the
original cast. numbering in all forty
MI»
0
Ex'l’ostmaster General John WHIP
mahersays of the little Vernon Brothers
whowillgivea concert and outset-lin-
msnt. in the South Norwslk Baptist
church, Friday night: '“l'here is uncom—
mon powerin the songs and playing of
the three well'tralned, well'behavsd
childrenoflr. Vernon. Their mother
isthsir arcomprnist. There is scarcely
snysMalorreligioosservice to which
thesalittlepeoplswould not add addi‘
tionaiintereat. This is my conv'ction
{m- prrsonal acquaimance and observa-
The last entertainment in the Club
Union course will begiven Tuesday sve-
ning, February l2. as per advertisement
in another column. Charles Battell Ino-
mls. Harvey Worthington loomis. Edv
win Star Belknnpnnd the violinist, Ar-
‘nold,willsppear. The course hasheen
”successful that the management felt
warranted in engaging this distinguish-
ed violinist. _ The ”Three Entertaining
Gentlemen" are young men of exception,
al talent. They have testimonials from
peperrln many dilierent ports of the
country; speaking en'husisstically of
their ability es entertainers. and we shall
givesomeol these later. taken at ran-
dom from the New York Tribune. 81111,
World and otherjournals. Ir. Lonnie.
the humorist. hssbern heard here be
fore, and was most successful. Mr.
Wanton musician, is aootnposer of
Knelsel. of the lemons
winter. and that great master. Dr. An-
tonin Dvorak. pronounced Itaremarh
ahiework. Bis song. ”Spring Night,"
‘ was a test piece which gained for Ilr.
. anis a three years' scholarship in the
National Conservatory. where he soon
becomes favorite pupil of Dvorak. It
[stands will playoneofhis compositions
on the piano. and Arnold will give
’ others on the violin
ACCUSED 'l‘llE WAEDBN.
I'wo laconwleta lake sunk-net to
the Board or charities.
The Hartford Times publishes the
statement of two ex-convlcls who have
recently bten released from the Connec
ticut State Prison at Wetherslleld.
Their names are John Hines. aged thirty-
live.“ Providence. B. l., and George
Ivets, of Chicago. both of whom were
sent up for theft lrom the person and
have served two years and a half.
They have made a statement to the
Stu ilk-rd ol Chalitils in which they
assert that the prison fare is wretched
‘ and notllttoeamhat the medical atten-
dsnoelslaxfihstsick men are left in
theircells till at the point of death and
This statement has been shown to
Till EAT TIME.
sass is llsttsr Generally.
Whiletbere is not a very micrable
”and the businels that k being
either necessary hand-tocmonth
mm.
(instill-[ls sars.thst when the an:
Tem.”wblebbasjustelosedasuecessful
Wctlflperformsncrs at the
Boston Inseam, will he produced at
I will}... Arcturus.
a
o. A. Gym.
‘lhsmmtattthJi. 0 A lest
night. was well attended. and much in-
latest and enthusiasm was shown. A
number of ladies were pre‘eentsnd vlgo
oroesly applauded the participants in the
dtflerent events. which were high jump.
pole vault, rope climb and one hundred~
. N I won b' 4 i
mg? 0'" k sourn 310113112: nts. thoroughly educated at to the merits of
Kevmondwm ....Ifl Wadbams .......... 37 "h” ‘5 KM 0" M “I“ it 9"” b9“ ‘0
Gahlll ................ es ultcbell. ........... or enter to them by presenting only what is
Benedict. ............ lit Slesemnllsr ........ llD certain to be ”amped "O. K’n
II‘l‘ancb, .............. Ru.’ Holman ....... ....13: One of the m0“ colossal theatrical en-
ohwood ........... 1m floors. ...lili .
._ ...— tetpriess which will open in New York
Totals. .. an .................. 413
The brstst ball mulch resulted in
a' victory for the Norwslk team by a
score of seven to nothlnr. .
The South Norwaik b‘lys.‘ under the
direction of Prul. Heydrick, until erbi-
bltion drills 0! Indian club. cal. sthenics
wand and dumb belle.
The srorers wereA maeydrick and
Charles McPherson; referee, W. N. Half ,
Ira Lockwood. of the Notwalk team.
high jump.
Counter Charges Against the Judge;
Charles w. Murphy. at Danbury, 1.:
whose disbarrnent Judge James E.
W'r lull. of that ci.y. hes PI: 1. has pray
{erred counter charges against the judge.
Ifurpby claims that while alderman he
accepted money from Contractor J. E.
Warnerto get the sewer contract for
him. and failing in his endeavor refused
iopay the money back till a suit was
instituted; that in the case of Harriet A.
Kceler, of Danhury. he was guilty of
chant 1y, and also that he acted for
both ties to the divorce suit of Frank
Hubbard.
Children Cry for
Pitchers Castoria.
Whenflsbywustvhwegarehertfutorls.
mumsmmmmm
mummmmwm
mummmnnmm
Children Critter
Fitcher's Gastorla
Children Cry for
Witcher'r' Castorla
Taylor a Golden
Real Estate and Insurance
WASHINGTON H‘l’fllll‘l‘
t
Fem-us looklnt inrs' moor house- andlrt
a th the view I. pnrrbasl". are Invited to
call and examine mr list e have them for
sale In every part or the city at reasonable
pricesI and on user terms. In.” tf
““w’s s I‘ I-i‘ti'fffi’m
AN and wife to take a home or 66:;
writable terms. C All at No. 4 Golden lllll
.V
street. South Norwalk.
4 11v
”0011; and board can be obtained at No.17
finnhlin street. South Norwalit. 11‘! lot
*—
” ' "‘I‘if‘ ’ifhi’i"? ~.__~_
HRSFCLAHS house with “3011er lol-
p’ovcmente. In 110ml location. lnqnlr of
owner at 22Taylnr aw: m- m- ar West st not
or orouvsn r. caale’t. went. so Wash
lagoon street. 12111
‘OUR room front apartment over Olsen‘s
shoe store, suitable for other or small
family; also four mom apartment third story
I9.Ao1
Duly.”
)MS to rent for 11 email (molly,
R01 orrtEumiKli BARKLTI :4 Anal:
street. Norws‘k
office OLD WELL CIflAil corn-
sshlnumn street. 15 if
.11
inquire
emy
16 ill.
THREE rooms. 7" South 11.1.. street. water
in rsntlll‘ home ll? Woodward ave-
nus. rent. Ill: bonsai!) rooms. 4 ”anion!
\
oiarezaem floor of house. till! .
Fort Point street. rent. as.
Apply to E. A. WOODWARD.
Wifiiit Will‘s). “
WAGES AND BUILDING him. Cot-
ago-e on Quintin-d avenue sir moms
nob early new and In omlltlon.
90ml improved Mlldine blacleslrahlgnlocJN-d.
Tcrmseasy. Apply to FAANCln B
1011'!” acres of gold bard bottomd cysts er
mined. sltnaud nearC’alf Pasture Isl-
I’ll
E
and: with 9 feet of water on It at low water
only at!» it sold now. This Is a line piece of
around I 1 rates ”more on "ARR”, zrgw {fit
mum s ers. ress as
South Norwslk. 9" not '
0083. located on ltlmwoetl avenue. be-
tween in hand Golden illil streets.
auontwtnlnnm'walzf de spot land butl-
nesscsntre. theatre. bore r1. schools. etc.
onions Inlandllon ‘; «mint healvrg‘ I'm-
par-sins. once we r. so a"
[MM ready 1hr connection whsnm
“1
mmm .; ”cued“ ..1
I 0 I
file-won; 31W 411‘?”
in“ Interns to
e.
*wo‘years whom Interest. All rgss. “1&3."
mil. Greenwich. Conn. it. s od
Pocket knives. Ivory blade
gdm‘lwlbm‘xlmw‘l‘h ”1““
* noncs.
55g.” II"! in III
0'. ‘ Mmkmiw hula.”
t
ns Inter
avenue
slaved
Slit“
clenred four feet, eleven inchn in the
war. In building Bil Washington street. Rent c to.
:SSIIVERWARE
.H.s.hoon,
or 3111111111111 1111131111
“bl-emu
Thereisnobnsiness which admits oi
lemony wonderful innovations as the
Mrical business. The present are
mlghtspproprlately be styled “The Real-
lstls." lien with vast capital have en-
tered the field, and their rivalry and
spirited competition have called forth
the nest astounding results. The pub
Ilc crave amusements as one t f the most
essentlslnecessitin of life, and are so
city is the great comedy drama. “She
Couldn't Murry Three,” for which exten-
eive preparations have been carried on.
The scenery will eclipse anything ever
presented in New York during recent
years. and with the magnificent com
pany of selected artists. is sure to be an
instantaneous and unqualified/success
Alter its New Yuri: opening it will boo
sent across the continent to San Francisv
no with the entire New York caste, and
it is unanimously concedrd by newspaper
and theatrical critics that among the big
deals for ’95 will he found "She Couldn't
The Elegant! Brooklyn Divine.
REV. H. M. GILLMIER D. D
will give his popular lecture.
“PulMoney In Thy Purse”
at the
Ill. Gill. NIDNESDII NIGHT.
.ADMISSION. 25 cts
fl if.
Hoytls Opera House
limslay inning, lei. ‘ llh.
Thec mercesnl‘ul Operatlc Fantasia. erthlul.
PRINCE PRD TEM
l6? or r ‘ormnnees In Fusion 11) Hornet it:
Thu 1. . 1. Fred Le tannx “Tommy Thomp-
kl June Sadler as “lid Rosy.
40 :- ARTISTS - 40
And our own orchestra.
The original M‘t‘l’lt‘i‘). coatnmos and effoc'a.
ll‘l‘uder tin management of Mr. Chris. L. Rob-
'“POMMY 'i'OMI’KlNS HOW I) Y DO. "
Prices 361:. 501 . 751. 91.
Pauli now on sale at Plaistcd's and Greg-
my a drug storrjw
PIIENthlNAL
CHILD MUSICIANS
I'I‘hey play. they sing. they whistle. they re-
IITIIE IERNDN BROTHERS.
NT SDDTH NDRWRIK BAPTIST
IIIIIINDII. FRIDNT' EV'N'II.. FEB. R
Admission. 25c: children. lilo. M M
HOY‘I’S THEATRE.
Washington street. South Norwalk.
IIIISDII EVENING. FER. lllh.
at eight o'clock.
Lust entertainment in Club Union lecture
Course. Thswi'hres Entertaining Gentlemen.“
the rooms nuoruntts and II. Ill-
.“ I'I'AI BILIIIAP. In
ilssicllecilalionsandNonomime
assisted by autumn the violinist.
Tickets file: We extra for reserved seat.
Cbarlopsns Saturday morning. the 9th. att
o’clock. at Plalsted‘sand Pint: 1'.s t [the
SOLID
SUITABLE FOR
WEDDING PRESENTS.
It dealt Isis street. to. Remit.
am
111 Wuhluaton street.
Dpandail notation “about
’ maestro-tie?
crumbs.
in... mw.mu in tumour ‘ , ‘
mam length. Oovlngtou and Don. ‘
‘ llnauhlgh as 018; this year’s prcduo.
COFFEE a d HOCOLA’I‘E, SAN -
Marry Three. ” WICHES. cfc. D
Omen tor lumpy. Served at 3." Hours:
The amount of oysters exported to
Europe for the Week ending February 2 $265235“ s‘nd'lclir‘g a
1895, was as follows: ‘ '
w m“ “an“. Chugglste 5e. Cakes be.
cello. Liv rpool. 825
mm “Jami. “3 It North Main Street.
He II . [.0 d .
Pg“: "3,33," ‘3; South Norwalk. Ct.
"a, m
z: W..- Mm»— 11.1.11;on PLATING
golgrlamntmls. or am. some
EAST IIENIE M. E. RNDRDN.‘
raven styles. $18 60. that have best: sale
tlon, won't lalt long at price. .18 50.
The balanooof our celebrated all wool
blach and blue '10 Cheviot Bolts out In
single and double breasted sacks and
three button cutaway frocks. there’s
been no better shown this winter for 013;
we marked them .8 88.
in our furnishing department we will
sell the balance of our colored bosom
Shirts. white bodi. s with coils, and our
fancy percale Shirts with extra collars
.150 79 els.
We have more of the bargain Over-
come we advertised lgst week at $4 44
M 66. $8 88. Odd garments. you know,
that’s why we sell them less than cost.
MEIGS & CO.
827 Main nor. Bank St. Bridgeport. (it.
Makers and Retailers of Good Clothlne.
OWEN’S.\~
Is the only place in town where you
can ngt genuine home made PIES and
IDWNEIS 1
BON 80-318 and CHOCOLATES, a fine
fresh lot always on hand.
We make a s cialty of allot TEA,
C-HINDEIIERS BRDNZED.
REPINTING N SPEDIMTY.
METAL PATTERNS MADE AND
REPAIRED.
ESTIMATES FURNISHED
ORDERS SOLIOI'I'ED.
29 HilllN-ll—ll - mm.
SOUTH NOHWALK. CONN.
3m 1m
ABC} YOU GOING 1'0
Florida
This
W inter?
It so be sure and go by the
“01131) E LINE.’
he only steamship line running from
New York direct to
Jacksonville, Fla.,
Stopping ‘21!
Charleston. S. C.
For ticket». stateroom. etc. luqulxe of
and coils, at 79 cents: they were 97o audwair’
' bunch, worth $1.25
WATER CLIISE'I'N AND
hi
sills or 1.600 yards of
stripe and plaid. Outing F
nets in light one, pink, grey
etc. etc. Same g ode sold '
season for lilo per yard. Thi
large lot we place on sale lode.
tor flipper you].
21111 lot. ~60 dozen ladioe’ ins
black Hose, good weight. good ,
quality, good value, at 190 per ;
reduction this week of file xf
per pair, or in other words 12k
per pair. ‘
', 3d lot,——To the ' on who wear .
good weight Outi g Shirts we
would say 'we be a genuine
bonanza. for you. We propose
to let go about ‘7 zen Shirts,
different kinds. th l we have
sold for 501:, 550, 624.6 and 690,
for the uniform price of 390.
Your choice of any Shirt in the
lot
4111 lot. ~This item will fit the
pocket books of a grout many
of our readers. It is ‘ 0. dozen
of a standard make 1 o . spools
of Sewing Silk, at 210 p r spool.
5thlot.-50dozen Sink rooms,
2c each.
6th lot—~26 dozen g
Scrubbing Brushes. do one .
“blot-Solid copper, ickel
plated Tea Kettle, 710.
8th lot. All sizes of Lin ay’s
Hose Supporters, 1895 put em,
with Lisle Thread elastic. 8
price as cotton. Size, Lad 63',
15c.; Misses’, Children’s
Babies’, 1250 per pair
9th lot.——3 dozen bunches f
Black Ostrich Tips, 3 to th
bunch.
Our price is right down to hard
pan. 50c per bunch.
SOUTH mmwnut
Boston Stare.W
83 Washington Street. .
SO. - N ORWALK '
MARSHALL’S
Schoolof Shorthand.
and Typewrltlng.
« .1» rue—
Mssonlc Building Wall St. Nor-
wallt, open
Terms reasonable. School rooms open from ll
11.111.11111113 ...111 dull) except Saturday. Alan
Monday. ednesdey and 1-day evening
fmm" l :90 tall: 'L) 'lboee desiring to stud
science would do well to call or wrl rig”
GORHIAM MARSHALL. Box 869. Norwalh
size
/
1"-
CESBPOO“
CLEAN ED
Ll. work warranted to be done In the best
' manner and forlmt money. Block or
GEORGE F. BEARSE. AGENT,
at, til.- (My National Bank
RD YD
ISM
STRAW-
seen this year. Call and see our stock and
best FISH at the lowest possible prices.
Ill North Main st.. 80. Norwalh.
Telephone call. lib-8.
BUY
mmelmns
{8'
s
split wood. 87 cord: llbi
as low as we can. That’s might
low. With it all comes out -
dance and trade.
MAN UEL T. HATCH,
BNNNDN DFFIDE. SDLMRNR’ [WENT STRIKE.
WE ARE STILL ON THE EARTH
And can give you the biggest bargains in TURKEYS on Gator
truth this time it we are never guilty of doing the same ass . Full line of the
THE PEOPLE’S MARKET,
E. J. WADHAMS. Proprietor
BREAD
or straw 1‘byJ baleor
JAMES.
on.1enmwork of all lnds. U.
till 3111 Box toll. South Norwalk
buy the best 9 There s a pleasure in
selling the best goods.
11 YOU 1an
" 1111111 011an
that a man is judged by:
the quality of the goods,
he sells.
tells the glory of all
large business with
us the past your.
C
\
RRBHIII. STREET.
altars. 11am. man. are”.
L,
that you have n
be convinced that we ‘prs telling they
81 Wall et., Norwslr
I Satisfaction ”tanned. ~— ‘l’slephons call. “-0.
478 lisin street. Bridgeport.
MEAD’ S
of Home- Nada
a
Norwalk Chronicler