. Smith, Will Naphey,
S th, Ritual! Norton,
7 , iii-nous my.»
and. 001m. lies Edna
, Ohorisslsrritt. Thenc-
,, le enjoyable one.
a utohmtra furnished music
and refreshments were
Phillipeon, in honor of the
minnary of her birth, was
Wild surprise party. last
M home on East avenue.
singing by F3th Batehmsn,
trash to the evening's en—
’ “highly appreciated by
were also indulged in, and a
ooiinion was served in the
y Those present were Irving
y Underdown, Minnie
‘Gurtinflpttie Sherwood.
libelIlling, Nellie Phil-
Ainswcrth, Carrie and Flor-
' Everett Batehmen,
_ Ourth Iliing, Lester
31pm man. Willie Roberts.
Ernest Youngs and Arthur
m
I
much to say that
. * hr of one of the
7; hit Saplirther churches in Brooklyn,
“7., b not only one of the greatest liv
Where, butalso one of the most
Mount enters on the lecture platform
' ". Asa-orator he rivals the late
,8. Gough, as a humorist he has few
equals. Ho sparkles and flames with
‘ native Irish wit. The small sum of
mud” cents is charged in order to
aromatic an opportunity of hearing
’s great lecture on “Put
,lotieyinthy Puree.” Tickets may be
sweet! at Soolleld d: Hoyt's, of J.
W King. The lecture will begin
' Sb’uiook.
.zitisnottoo
’ ' . . ‘ hearing at the select
“than. at 3:!) o’clock Friday after
, oil thosp cation of the Norwnlk
‘ moon .y for permission to ex-
' , its tracks from Esst avenue through
, avenue and the Ssugatuck road to
”boundary line between the towns of
’3eswalk and Westport The hearing In
Milka! to develop any very strenuous
I opposition to the extension.
The subjects for the Junior league’s
‘ " meeflngmn Friday afternoon, will
”00d, Wood, Candles and Carbon."
Tholrst class of Juniors will meet at
‘ . I‘Mo’oloer, the second class at 3 o'clock
Boy. A. J Smith will preach in short
arm to the children upon the subjects
announced. ___~___
William E. Osborn, of East avenue,
wonttoNew York city todsy, for the
purpose of purchasing stock for the
" ‘ninufacture or a, paper, in which busi-
' The. ho proposes to engage.
At the close of the prayer meeting in
‘ the Advent Christian church, lest night,
i ”mass session was held, and it was
" m to engage the pastor. Rev. George
; T). Triple, for another year.
Quite a numb-or of people are ill in
h Norwalk, and while the majority
, 7 ”I are of a trivial nature, some are
”though not serious. The grip
L humus victims than any other form of
m it h. however, of a very mild
m Severe colds are also very numer-
oss and seven! are confined to their
hints and quite sick with them.
his. Phase Ohotdsld, of New York
«Mllgaostatths resident” of Cep-
“m B. Verity, Ksysrr avenue
m1. Seaman.ofNew York,bas
' m I. J. Smith, Saugaluch
malted Ilelvliis Wright,
glorwalk.wsre taken to Bstboi
‘ Wins interment lo the
mastery. lrr. Wright, who
”My with the grip, was a
rim Ferry, of herbal.
_ Woman
bese‘ewsyhciutna depot for the part
lswdaysonthireceeuut Winch;-
woodisnoungiahlsplaor.
William Gilbert.“ .Plsrrant avenue.
rscsivsdbirloeghiobsdtortslsfllphio-
strument,iastuight,and intends to de'
votesllhisspsrsnoiuents to the study
ofthssrt
Ilse Susie Gerhara, of Western. has
basavisltlng Ills. Frances Goodssll,
Henry street.
Jens Sudan, of Maple avenue. her an
attack of the grip:
BOWATTON.
Edward Dibble is quite sick. the illness
having been contracted while he was at-
tending the funeral service of the late
George Berriot, in New York city, last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. James H. Stevens are
now rocoverning from severe attacks of
trip-
Wllliam Hurd Lawrence, the artist of
"Little Bohemia.” went to New Hamp»
shire yesterday afternoon to spend a few
days.
Theophlls 33mm, of nines, was
here yesterday, making arrangements
for the erection of a new residence on
the Fickett property. on Raymond street-
The house is to be 24x40 fest, two stories
and a hall in height, and will contain
nine good sized rooms and a large hall.
A tower willaleo add to the beauty of
the structure.
John Fallon is in New York city, fin-
ishing up the work on the contract of
Batch, Bailey at 00., for refitting the
oflice of Roth & Goldschmidt.
liiss Lillian Hoyt has returned from a
visit in Bedford.
Rev. Dr. Nicholson, of Bridgeport,
preached in the Rowayton Baptist
church, last night, and in spite of King
Boress' blasts a good audience assembled
togreet him. His address was remark-
able for its straightforwardncss. He
went straight to the point. The hope
was expressed that at no very distant
date he could again visit Rowsyton.
One then decided to start for heaven.
Meeting this evening at 7 .15 o ’clock. All
are invited.
BABIES AND NDROTON.
R L. Jellitte, who has been living for
some time with Mr. lombard, will leave
, ins few weeks for New York state to
take charge of the farm which hie father
has conducted for several years. His
father died'list week.
Hanford Smith has decided that
Darien is a pretty good piece to “so if,
and will more from Noramlk again in a
short time.
lire. Adelaide Neil and son, Leeds
Neil, of Brooklyn, spent Sunday with
Theodore W. Austin and family.
WESTPORT.
Temperance Toilet Spear conducted
services at National Hell Sunday after-
noon and evening, under the auspices of:
the Westport Christian Temperance
Union. Large audiences greeted him.
Atsmeeting of the Board of School
Visitors, Saturday, H. E Sherwood was
appointed treasurer of the Shercmw
school district, to complete the term of
0. 1. Jones, who will leave Weetport to
reside in Norwaik.
Rev. Kenneth hirickenzie, rector of
Trinity Episcopal church, was taken sud~
denly iliSunday while reading the ser
vice and had to be removed from the
pulpit by some of the male members of
the congregation.
At the annual meeting of the Weetport
and Snug-tuck Street Railway company.
President A. B. Hurlbert resigned, and
the directors elected W. H. Sexton as his
succsmor.
ills-Representative Robert S. Craufurd,
of Hendricks Point, is reported quite lll
Mrs. Landon Ketchunr, of Saugatuck,
in entertaining her friend, lies Annie
Emerson, of Boston.
..:~
(ll/iiilwlit.
Elmer liller has a lame ankle, caused
by S MT (“is
let. Aaron Olmstesd, who his been
nursing the lets Ii- Olllohesm in Tier-
waib, has returned home.
tin. ll. 1'. Taylor is quite sick.
Irsufliarlss E. Gregory, who has
been visiting in Weston. hrs returned
home.
Thesswing society, meeting hasbsen
postpoosdoescocunt of thesiehneasof
lira. Grammy.
Tickets arrest for the New Eagle-rim
suppsrtobsheidst tllrchspsi PM
1’.
John B. Gregory. while healing a
lariestnnp of a use one sled. new»!
day, was quite badly injured by the
chain breaking, and allowing the stamp
to fell on his leg. ..
Wablagtoa Lodge will hold solari-
eal scalable iii the lodge more, Friday
mine.
iii-s sites line, of since». a a
[radium
_ W”
tsstot Norwslk’s new stencils. which
tookplaeethls afternoon. The entire
dspsrunent. rs terse possible. was on
the scans of the test, with was at
Union Park. The start was made from
Phoenix Engine house at 1:80 o'clock,
the supply wagon having preceded the
steemerand laid twolines of hosonp
Fitch's hill for the lint test. which is to
be the steamer‘r power of forcing -a
stresnr'froin the hydrant on Union Park
overths hill. The second test will be
tbstrial of the deluge carries. it is
likely the suction test will be postponed.
Theold steamer is housed in Pioneer
truck house. Among the out-of-town
guests present areWilliarn Siieby and ,As~
Iistnnt Engineer Smith, of New Ba-
ven; Chief Lounsimry, of Dsnbury:
C. R. Robinson, of Samuel Eastman &
0-1., deluge nozzle manufacturers of East
Concord, N. 3.; exChlef Meyers, of
Danbury; H. W. Brown. of Truck No 1.
Danhury; Chief Jones and Assistant
Chief Alexis Downer. of Weetport. The
Bridgeport and the remainder of the New
Haven contingent will arrive on the
2:15 train.
BEDDING.
Reddinghoasts of en agedl ,llrs.
Eliza Sanford, widow of the late, uire
James Sanford, whose family furnishes
an interesting record of longevity. Ifrs.
Sanford, who is ninety-three years old,
hasnine children living out of a family
of eleven. The combined age of the nine
surviving children and the mother ig-
grsgnte 825 years.
Knights of Columbus Queers.
The State Council; Knights of Colum-
bus, met in New Haven, yesterday after-
noou, and was attended by 118 delegates
from all parts of Connecticut. Henry
Malone and Bernard Tully represented
Catholic Union Council, of Norwalk.
The following officers were elected:
State deputy, Philip Hendrick, of
Tsftville; treasurer, Daniel Smith. of
Bridgeport; peeretary, If. F. Baker, of
Winsted; wires». William B. Ahearn,
of Portland; advocate, M. W. Flullivan,
of Thompsonville; chaplain, Rev. W.
l. McGivney; stilts auditor, Robert
Pallet. of lieriden: financier, Thomas F.
Barrett, of Waterbury.
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WhenehensaChMIhecrledfov-M
Whamnemmelhnsheclungtom
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'tildren Cry to:
vitcher' e nastoria.
Taylor iii dOideii
Real Estate and Insurance
WASHINGTON STREET.
Parlours looklil fora lot. or house Mullet
with the viewo pili‘lllilMi '. are invited to
cell and examine our list. e have them for
sale ln every Wt of the city at muga'l;‘sw
a .
iii-lose” and on can inm-
shaver.»
i‘ AN and)“r wife in takeithotrso on very rea-
sensible terms- Cnii at No. 4 Golden illii
street. South Nurwalh.
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AFlm-(‘haus house with who. im-
prnvement's. in good location lilqulr of
owner stfl'l‘a Ior avenue near West Iii. set,
or ofmJtlil ensure met. In wm'
lngton street. 32 iii
F‘OUB room front a arimeilt over (linens
shoe rims. mullahs for cities or small
rtmenr, third story
rear. lri hcillllnglsiWn. iifl on street. iieni.
App] omen 0LT) W l. CIGAR B-oom
pasty. ashlnutorl stroll. 115 if
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leitvirent I... I. small faintly -.
of «tumor it. BAT-ttth't‘l‘ii,
street. Norwai i.
milk “room liltiorrth Mil trout. water
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35.000 for s monument in the Soldiers’
Were
«Missy. sssras to receive hearty
support thorongbout the State. The
nuainsbfovrr one hundred soldiers are
interred in the plot rsrirned . them in
this cemetery. The graves are all to-
gether, but only a plain and very simple
headstone furnished by the State, marks
the burial place. The State has recently
acquired a large area of land surrounding
theoviglnal plot, mating its possession
”exclusive one. Some ten years since
it‘wss proposed to cause the erection of
a monument on the grounds dirtcily in
front of the Home. but the project was
abandoned, its the place did not seem
suitable. in the Home are almost 400
veterans, continually passing away to
death. orgy of whom are bu ed' In this
State plot. It in figured that n rly 1,000
soldiers will be buried here. In twenty-
llve years, it is thought, nearly all this
number will have been carried oil by dis-0
ease or accident, and then the Home and
its appurtenances will have revertedto
the State and be applied to other pur
poses. So it was deemed proper and
better that a monument should be put
‘ up in the cemetery instead of the Home
grounds.
DAN BURY.
An agent of the Batters’ Union at
Newburg, N. Y., has been here for theT
purposeof engaging hntu-rs to work in
the shops in that place. All the batten
there are at work and orders are so
plentifulasto require more men. The
trimmere' department In especially rush
ed and girls in this line are in demand.
finisrlsinomifs.
Tile Eloquent Brooklyn Divine,
BEV.H.M.GALLA , [8.0.0.
will give his popular 1 lure,
“Pulllioney in Thy Purse"
at the
HST liiliili ll. E. iiiliiliil.
FEB. Gill. WiDNESDii liliiiiT.
ADMISSION. 25 018
{Ht
Hoyt’s Opera House
Thursday Tuning. Tali. Till.
The.” succeeds] Operatic Fantasia. MirthfIIL
PRINCE Pill] TEM.
167 tier emotions in Hinton by Harriet r'lr
Tb Inpmm l-‘red [spoons us Tommy Thomp-
hi . . .ioile Earlier as Wild May.
40 - lilTISTS - 40
And our own orchestra.
The nrlitinitiwrnm, “returner and enrolls.
girliierlhumnnagrmenlnf .\lr Chan. 1.. itch-
ns
”TOMMY TOMT’KTNH HOW ll Y DO."
PriiMiifibt 500.371, 3i
rents now on stile at Pleisted‘s and “reg—
cry “. drug ruin-s. {i=3
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runeohaxna
M mi CHILD MUSICIANS
e(rhea; play. they sing, they whistle. they re-
.s
llTTiE VERNON BROTHERS.
ii tours soiwiii tuner
ciiuitil. Filillll ti'li'e. Fill. I
Admission.“ chillreu. lilo. MM
a...” - .W.
HOYT’S THEATRE
Werhlngtbrl street. South Norwaik.
liiiiiili Hill". FEB. illil.
at sight o’clilck.
lastemutalnmsut in (fish ifnlnu lecture
rd (krona. Titowl'hrei EnlrvInloliir Gentlemen."
the [Will thllllo and II. I!”
WIN "A. ”HIST. in
[ lithhtniiiiuiilloiinini
resisted b1 narrow tho violinist.
'l'lobets “2;“le extra for mrvsrlmi
sin . 33* “it,” atil
I“... ”Hm... "
(bits
SILVERWMTE
SUITABLE FOR
WEDDING PRESENTS.
H. 8. R000.
Mum. “awesome
I
fl. simmer utmost
“Wartime silent.
mwmsnlamafi have its
Hummus-star
;~ dreads
m".$'”ii31 town.” ’ m
as . you new
“T3333.” 1.5.1:... "£22; “5.”. “innit? ouimhfgrey
our all as it lie, I!
blaokaniiblueflo Cheviot Suits cutie etc. on, Same pg h
single and double breasted sack and sense. it M ”Mum;
three button cutaway frocks. there's ”‘01 I)“ per yard
mm“ mazes» on. winter raglan, 23$ ‘3 2:.“ 0" ”‘0 W!
ll‘uphur awaiting department we will find iota—50 dozen iadios’ fast
as e cos of our colored bosom black
Bhiris,srhlte bodies with cons, and our “3133mm, 300:] weight go d
fancy percsle Shirts, with extra collars q . Lam ' no, at 19° p”
.apdwouifs, at ”cents; they were We and 2:23! or izntftriigrwvtzkdzflm
. to tie . T
We have more of the bargain Over- For pair. é
ain‘t; vanguard last week at 8444. 36 lot —-To the Who wear
d garments, you know, d
that’s swhy we sell themiessthan cost. :dezgygeong‘iasgmfizz
bonanza for you. s propose
to letgo about 7 do on Shirts,
diaerent kinds, the. we have
M E I G S & C 0.
sold for 50c, 55c, 62 and 69c,
8"! Main cor. Bank St. Bridgeport. ct.
Makers and Realism of Good Clothing.
W
for the uniform pri e of 39c.
Your choice of any Shirt In the
OWEN’S.
Is the only place in town where you
can ngt genuine home made PIES and 4th lot—Th“ item wiii fit the
pocket books of a grea many .
”MN” 3 of our readers. It is dozen
BON Boss and cuocom'ms, a an. of a standard make 1 oz. spools
"9‘: '0' “in?“ 0“ '13:“ f of Sewing Silk, at 210 pe spool.
0
COFFE'EE fa; ‘chbfiriimsigfif 5thlot.—50dozen Sink come,
2c each.
WTCHES, etc.
rv ' ii6th lot. ——25 dozen gone
53 ed at 3“ HOIII'S Scrubbing 811161189. 50 one
0:325“ s'fl'i'c'gfig: 7th lot—Solid copper,
Chocolate 6c. Cases lie. plated Tea Kettle, 71c.
ii "on” llsi 8th lot. All sizes of Lin y ’s
ll Street, Hose Supporters, 1895 pa rn,
South Norwalk. Ct. with Lisle Thread elastic. 8
WW price as cotton. Size, Lad s’,
ELECTED PLATING 150.; Misses’, Children’s
0" ALL KINDS
Babiee’, 1243c per pair
CHANDEIIEES BRONZE”.
9th lot. ——-3 dozen bunches
Black Optrich Tips, 3 to th
REPilTlllE A SPEGIMTV.
METAL PATTERNS MADE AND
'bunch, worth $1.25 bunch.
Our price is right down to hard
REPATRED. pan, 500 per bunch.
ESTIMATES FURNISHED
ORDERS SOLICITED.
300T" Niiwui
29 STREET.
3pm: NORWALK. -— —- cone. BOStO" name
an w some .0 w 83 Washington Silent,
Florida $0. - NORWALK.
354% .
Tllig MARSHALL’B ,.
Winter? SchoolofShorthan'd
ifno honors and goby the and Tynew rltingo
“CLYD [-3 LINE.’ ‘ '“"
l M n I Masonic Building Wall St , lor-
DC on y SIMON)“ BS on D
New Yorlit directntlo R m w.“ UPS" ’
Terms reasonable. School rooms open from n
am.unu13 m.dii ti'lt d Also
Jacksonville, Fla.., Monday. shne'sd:y’:rxdfli?rida:regnin$
fmm'l'fl) tom. Thoeedesirin to Manda”
shopping ,“ science would do well lo cal
GOIRHAM MARSHALL. floral“. Norwalk
Cher Pull-its)“. S. C.
WA'n-zrt cuisine Ann cessroou
CLlAeI-zn.
For tickets. stateroom. em, inquire of
GEURG E F'. BEARSE. AGENT,
mshM‘lty National Rent n: am
”n Y“ bu the heel? There' s a pleasure in
eel mg the best goods.
the quality of the g
_ ilil you KNflW
HIGHEST Ilium ti;.‘l‘:.li::§3i.i
WE SELL
ALL workwnrranted m be done in the best
manner and for lenst money. Block or
split wood 87 cord: haior straw by baleor
feminism work of all indl. (J. L. 1A AXIS.
Box 4050. South illnNerwai
that a man is judge d be
us the poet year.
as low as we can. That’s might
low. With it all comes cen-
d‘ce and trade.
MAN UEL T. HATCH,
l5 MARSHALL‘BTIEET,
SIIIBil OFFTOB, BOLIIIS' ill!" STIITE.
STILN
And can give you the illegrst bargains in TURKEYS on Saturday that you have
seen this year. Call and near stock and be convinced that we are telling the
truth this time if we sis parse guilty of doing the some rain. Full line of the
best mu st the lowest possible prices.
THE PEOPLE’S MARKET,
Ea Jr WADHAMBe Proprietor
ll florth Italian, on. Small. or Well so, Novwalt
Weill,” I Mummers. - ‘l‘elephonecall, iii-t.
MEAD’S
large loaves of Home-Mali
BREAD,
EACH.
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