. .1”! W. Dully’r hence on Hoyt
, H liiirwalk, haa been quarantined
Coconut otecaeeol' rennet lever in
Tiled?“ of the wife of Representative
mill. of South Norwnlh, wee alluded
. z 0, “vial, it Iron: in tile proyerin the
We? krontativee, yesterday.
Did Null ookand Ladder company
hauled to reduce the line for non-at:
‘idlldenceat rev exactly onevhalf, met-
hc it tor t future twenty-live centa.‘
. f-EH. arcane, Brootalde Farm, 01-.
; tetra-int home You cheap. Several
f 19'. for .' In your paper of yeater
day you mention a present iolr. and
. ,p by The Knob Outing club.
, ‘wnuld any that the club did not make
t, but a few trienda did, part
were membera oi the club.
'1‘. Barren, treasurer.
‘ ‘ 'linrn B. Penney, of Southport, n
fret] nt vieitor in Norwalh, who
reentary of an athletic emaciav
in Minnmpolia tor the lent live
the, bee returned home.
nneclicut penetona: Additional,
iah Brown, South Norwalt; rela-
John J. Perry, Weatport; original
w’e, fiery “hemp, New Canaan.
We learn (tom the Doctory Neva that
Samuel Pahnbhi, iol'lneriy oi 300th Nor.
‘: walk, hna moved into hit new ahop on
White atreet, in that city.
~0yatera at Depot Reataurant.
The Star ehirt factory at Bridgeport:
or which the late Thomee S. Moriaon
war part owner, in running until 9 o'clock
. , in nearly all ite depertmenta.
r. at“
dw- .
x.)
/ The committee of Pnleetino Castle,
MW” of the Myntic Chitin, held a
‘ meeting lnet night. and will hold another
tummy night tor the purpose of mah-
do; mmgemente tor their fair thia
mouth. ‘
The Woman’s Relief Corps, of Dundee
' Fowler Poet, l}. A. R.. will pay a visit to
the veterana at Fitch's soldiere' Home,
Noroton, Thursday. the .14Lh inet., St.
Valentine's day. A musical and literary
entertainment will be given.
~Fiah of all kinds at Dreachrr's
The cold wave which arrived flonday
afternoon, accompanied by what promin-
ed to be a lull fledged blizzard, remained
a with on yeaterdny and increaeed in in
teualty laat night, which was the coldeet
night of the winter, The at-li regiater—
inc thermometer at Tue $3anan
0500 dropped tonight degreea below zero
durlugthenight, and at 7 o’clock thin
morning the mercury indicated air de-
note below the cipher. The cold wove
wfli begin to moderate by night.
:’ Blrhop Tierney. of the Harttord die.
cane, inning to Rome next rummer. A
reportoteverydlooeae innatbe made to
thehendoi’tbecbnrchorwe inevery ten
yearnbytheheadoithedloceae in per-
!“ The laat report 0! the dioceao war
made in X”.
The lraaholdera appointed by the may:
or to apprai-e benedia or damage- anew
in. trout the propoaed widening of Cedar
«fluent will meet atthe Council worn at
7 o’clock might to hear portion intern
rated in the layout
-Laca Curtalrh at Stumvant'r.
Ae‘oW.Jf.,lfll John Pulley
I“ the adoption degree contorted on
then, lent niaht. hitheteaurolUncua
M, 1.0. R. I. The'l'riherrceiveda
villi iron Part lachen Walloon, cl
Writtemltlewflaveu. On
account oi the villi, next Tue-day,»
W Tribe. adlapaaaatioa tar
hall obtained and Uneaa will holdiu
"mleadaralght.
,F V ”mlmmmbhh"
.‘w by running over a awaken
m near the llorwalk idaada, her
jymrapahndandreaa-vdhwirip.
MIMWmmpro
dthanauhIatIheTowtlaenotal
h' lava-.aadltwaedawdedtcoru
9'
inland-atom.“ Ir Alice
‘ {Hammetmvwiflrinp Anew
nerolmleicrnrlarwelhnpeetiote
pro-rat. ThaOouolidatrdrailrnadinrnv
iahar traneportaticn at greatly reduced
ram.
~Ohichenr, ltc lb, ct Dreachbr'. ,
Contractor e. B Sherwood line the
contract toplaer additional ehalvin; in
Wathioa & Doa’a hardl‘vara etore, extcnv
ding the pro-cut chairing to the ceiling.
I
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The People’e inetitnte willopen ltr read
the room at the South Norwalk Conger
national church thin evening. The public
are invited to circle one oi ita magazine,
papers and cam" lmiy The inatitnte
in for all except little ch ren who ought
to be at borne in evening. No
member-hie leeie c and. Time who
are not membera oi the church are u
welcome no those who are memberr.
Thin evening’r opening will be informal.
A racial and mueicnle will beheld by the
Peoplo'a Inrtitute in the near future
A clean in liltlit yymnnetica tor phyrl-
cal development and healtblul recreation
in to be formed this evening at 7:30
dcloch, under the direction of A. M.
Heydrich, in the bra-eurent parlor-oi the
South Norwalk Congrbgntional church.
the People'r inatitnteinvitea all young
menand boyaoverteuyeareolalre who
wish to become regular membere, to he
preterit this evening. No (we will be
charged. The clan will meet once a
wt‘eh.
~bnce Curtalue at Sturtevant'r.
Contractora liairr & Lewle, the rpile
driver. who (same here to begin open
time an the porary railroad bridge
over the Nov I river, have mpended
eparatione on account of the ice embargo
and the rpilv driver in 'tied up at Varity'a
dock. The railroad company haa leaned
tbenorthendoi Hatch, Bailey l Cola
doehpropertylobeuaedlorbridge pur-
porea, and thelumbrr ahed which atood
therehaa been torn down. Permiraion
heabeenurnntedtheiirmbytheCouncll
toerectanotherahedaonthot wherethe
oldonertood.
- A mail dog owned by Ira. Thoma: L.
Peck war atruch by a trolley car on But
avenue, yeaterdny, and killed.
_.._.
George S. Grumman of Camp etreet, in
sick.
W. E. Craig, o! the New York, New
Haven and iiartlord railroad at Wileon
Point, in panning round cigm today in
honor at the arrival at hie home, laat
night, of a bouncing baby girl, weighinx
nine and one-ha t pounde.
—-A low more copier o! "The Worlrr'r
Sweetest 8min" nod "The ”antral
Home” can be tenured at the nominal
price of 5 cents melt, at thin omce.
The town 3 mid oi Belief hove ween»
ed 817 applicationa lor abatrmentv, not
including the 250 mldiera’ abamneute.
The amount abated hint year wan H96.-
292. This your it will probably reach
ammo W- ..
The Smith Norwaih Hardware mm-
panyhae just added to tie bouncer a
complete areortmeut at electric appara-
rue, belle. cinch, medical batteriea. tele
phones. are. Partiea dairing anything
in thin line can be immmedtueiy crippli-
ed attbiertore,aod when derirrd they
wiillnpnt‘rnoperation at therwat rear
enviable coat. Thin anpply of electric ap-
pnratar will be toned the more complete
aver tept here. and electrician and otho
era will tied it to their advantage to en-
amine it.
——l.ace Curtain- at itinrtevant‘a.
Themoethlyareemotl'iourerlhroh
nodLaddercoavpawy wan heldlaatamht
The We report aboard a nun
Delane- ln the mpaay'a my. A
mmitteenpua theraviriownt the by'
lawnwaaappoietcd, and the matter at
mama tar-m tolay to aldla
that-northerner".
Bop flora ecu-pony rant lr t’ elm
aadchpcaedct their taraltarr. They
vaudloinrooattoaldlatheteatoitha
aewatea-vrtoday.
liarleeCrntaneuhlrrat thetiaw
rmmmuuwm Cro
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F. , D: LAW
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En. Ma Jmkwflr
(Ova-r]. mat-carwfl
at hie homeon Ellmbetb atroet.’
The cold weather had no terrorv, lent
night, {or metal merry partlea oi
coaateva on Pltch’a Hill, Norwalh.
Bundled in lore and uletera they enjoyed
the aport until long alter l9 detach. The
hill in in excellent condition, and acme
oi the double—rippers» slide over the well-
worn aervlce to a point halt way down
liott avenue.
The Norwalh Barbera' Union mat with
0. A. Yranhe, laat night, and transected
routine boninree. The next mutiny will
be held Tmaday, at Michel & Proeb'e
chop. Henry Froeb, W. N. Dibble
and John Flood were admitted to mem-
berahip.
The acute at the John Hancock Life
Insurance company, from South Nor—
walh, will an to Bridgeport on the 7:10
train, tonight, to attend the banquet
tendered to them by Superintendent
Green, in honor ol’ their largely increaa-
ed buainera during the preaent month.
-Fried , ipa at Depot Reetanrant.
Senator he 8. Purim-oi South Nor.
walk, introduced two hiile in the Senate
at Hartford, today. One was to mate
the exemption ct tone at peneionerr. by
boardr of relief, 32.000 leatead at 81.000,
Theotheria an amendment to Election
0008, attire General Stanton, and cailr
for the laaertiou oi the worda “public
library,” alter the worda “church edifice,”
in reatrictiona of the iaruance oi
liduorlieenaea WW“...
Pmieeeor lirynnn and the orcheatra
and choir of St. Mary a church enjoyed a
carryail ride w‘llew Canaan, laat night.
They intended to go in a sleigh, but their
plant were changed on account of a lack
of euow. Arriving at New Canaan they
proceeded to Nichola’ Opera Boone,
where a apt-earl awaited them. After
thin part at the programme had been dian
wan arm o’clock thin morning before the
party arrived home.
A large quantity of ionic and bridge
building paraphernalia wan brought here
yentmiay afternoon (or the men who are
to build the temporary structure over
the "VP! for theConeuli-inted road. A
tool houae wan erected nnar the cut end
0! the bridge, and other acceaeoriee will
be heated their.
—-—Lace Curtaina nt titurtevunt’e.
It will my South Norwaik people who
admire the beauulul, to into n trolley car
and crew the bridge to l") E. (.lorhem'n
wall paper atore, where they Will find
thoueauda oi rolls oi hand made prena-
ed taper and a line line of hormone
aruida that are exquiaite tor parlor
decoration.
William H. leeher a Co. have node
an otter to compromiae with ereditora tor
twenty-live per cent. at their indebted-
nere at $10,000. Countable lreland la etili
in charge of the aturc, an the creditor-
have not bed will zient time to eemaider
the matter. An additional attachment of
050 wan put on, yanterday alwrnooo, for
the American Injector company, of De-
troit, Michigan,
Captain of Police Dion, oi liorwaih,
reportrdthatlt waatwo degree below
reroat lldlilo'ciock laatnlaht, and at 8
o'clock thin moruln; tour below the
cipher. At fir/clock it waa nix degreea
below.
For the llrattlmethh winter Norwalh
harbnrJrouilu-outli to the bend oi
navigationm frozen owned the lee,
withtheexcrptloaotwhereit but been
hrohcnnplnthwchnnueidaaatetowall
m. r
Oaaewcntoltheinteaaeeoldwenther,
orderewereiranadatihelinrwaih strut
Iailwayccmpany'eoflicqtbie morning,
”Who-unwed to toyed
averyothertrrp. 4‘
Thr funeral at the iteration-nee
waahvld tro- Bt. )lary'a church at 9
chihuahua-inn.
TheYoaagflaa'e 0m ciao not
“WI. fllirdca. Iavt
ethane-Wear.”
Ialdatthrho-e et Victor W. ferric,
hayriawaveue. their: Mowing
““hwfl momenta”
(twain Hiram S. Bell’le aerioualy ill P
ward underlain; wan in order, and it "
“l
“flit
o
row on no.
22 80th their: Street.
Cabinethe narcarmuannnm Weill “tum Dim ”narration.
and to ilrniab then with the Innatnrodaetleaeat tha Immature A".
LARGE common 0' ”Him“ will”.
Photozrapher.
., Wall Malt, (lean.
'fi'fiWmTfihgm
mm on”
arch, or
n etreat, alt. (3m
In. Scott, oi liewtown avenue, died
at the Bridgeport Hovpirnl, yesterday.
Eiward Concern. at A. Mmene' livery
atablr, her we to Canada, to he ahreot
about two ween.
Thafioutb liorwalb Fiahin‘ club had
a plenum time laet night, at their
headquarrerein the (lance club honor.
An excellent topper war prepared under
the direction or Captain Spoiler smith
and Charter Raymond. and speech main
in; wan indulged in by the twentytthm
mmbern preterit.
Rem Gerald ii. Beard mm the
innernlot lira. Robert ll. Bowen, yrater-
day alternmu, which wan very laryely
attended from herlnte home on South
lain atreet. The Gounod Quartet“ rung
aeverai appropriate nucleation. The
Pallbearera were Hon. John H. Ferric,
Talmadxe linker, J M. Layton, rm
dare 8. Lowndea, George C. Stilie'rnpud
John I. Knapp. The floral tribute»
were of the uncut extenaire nod beauti-
tut character.
A number of Norwnllr rporte went to
'ertporr, laat night, to m a opening
match between Oicnr farmer and a
man named White. eritea crowdarreru-
bled hut White did notappcar. audiua
Wreath;- wiledicnntwant him to
fight. The crowd diaper-ed.
“ in. directorr or the nae-ii club can
notmratiutnight an there was not a
quorum present.
TheY. II. C. A. ball iv to he lighted
by electric“; r
The entertainment committee ot the
lorwalh club motion nightnnd decided
l. H. PLAISTEB.
DRUGGlST.
We have just opened a new lot
of littllflifl'l HIE "PE".
in line wove and linen stock,
1 qr. borne, octave and cam
menial elm, at 25 cente.
illiSlSA :-:
Billilll.
In Writing Tableta we can auit
you at any price from i cent
‘0 ".99.
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{Know PRICES. ‘
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We have about 50 Men’s Winter Weight Overcoat» the Irel-
ance of our medium length stock in Kerneye, Chinchilla» Ohev
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late and Woretede that we will sell at hell the Wet prince.
.
$20.00 Coats at $10.00. ,
18.00 Coats at . 9.00.
15.00 Coats at 7.50.
10.00 ’ Coats at 5.00.
MEN’S SUITS
AT 0031'.-
SOME EVEN BELOW.
3 7.50 for $10.00 Suite.
9.00 “ 12.00 “
10.00 “ 14.00 “
12.00 “ 15.00 “
15.00 “ 20.00 “
Leather Costa with Flannel Wining. 93.00.
Leather Coata with Corduroy hinting, $4.00.
Random Wool Underway, 39c.
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lilll'ili. WI Mill.
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WHERE? WHAT?
Why, right here in your own city.
Thoretroneera thnt we crouchingwm {or
$3.50
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