4m molar lire company a
k ”We
‘ mend Brothers purchased half a
new horses yesterday.
Dahlsl lesser, of Bridgeport, will in-
m the members of the Arlen Singing
“0‘! tonight. and at 9:30 ,following the
MN, there will be a busines asset
too to 12°. Drescher’ .
ive‘Eaten, of North Haven,
hssinlroduceda bill in the
, which provides that if the
lower y mshallhe obstructedin s
m . any other place of public
'- t by hate or otherwise. they
t Songs" and
* ' can be secured
”The Musical
t the nominal
a work of fitting up the New York
gory company's new store in the
; recently erected by Kr. Dono-
, will be commenced next week.
gimmyfiohststsnln part psy-
msctlorthsnssstsamsr..
. Hubhsll, of New York, were in
. Nor slk yesterday.
Hope Bose companyvare to relurnlsh
their parlors.
lirs. Betsey Bubbell, widow of Moses
Hubbell, died at her home on Elm street.
last night, aged ninstyrthrss years. The
funeral will he held from «her late rcsi'
deuce Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
ReV. A. H. Wyatt will odiciate.
—Stealr cod 12c lb. at Drcschsr's
During the mat of Norwalk’s new
steamer near the Norwalk Methodist
church. yesterday afternoon, a young
man employed at S. B. Wilson's reported
that there wasalire in the wall in Mr.
Wilson’s house, near the hot water pipes.
William Patric, who went over toinvest-
lusts, found the young man and his
mother pouring water on the supposed
dimes. Mr. Petrie knocked a lath oil
and found that the supposed fire was the
nflection of a red glass window upon
some broken plaster.
—Oysters at Depot Restaurant.
Farron S. Belts, Frank Street and Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas R Dorsey, of Norwallr,
s will attend the dance of Palestine Com-
mandery, Knights Templar, in New York
city, tonight.
Councilman J. ‘A. Pinuso entertained
Mr. Silsby, of the American Fire Engine
company, at dinner, yesterday.
Miss Nellie Elle, of Waterbury, is visit'
irrg her parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Ells'
“museum Firs its»
Mrs. C. B.DeKlyn and her sitter, '
F D LAWT N&CC
22 South main Street.
JACKSON’S PHQTOGRAPHB
Combine the LAT”! um AID Illlill.
’L to. is to give satisfaction to our patrons,
and to furnish them with the All.“ productionso tbs PHO'OGB sea In ART.
'hARGI COLLECTION 0!
Es Ms Jackson.
(Over 1". llesd's Confectionery.)
Kabaosa Encampment, I. 0. 0. F.,wlll
boll a special meeting tonight.
I
The water pipes in Newsdealer Frederv
lot 8. Coleman’s house on High street
burst yesterday. doing a slight amount
of damage.
Mrs. Scott, who died in the Bridgeport
hospital. Tuesday afternoon, was the
mother of Mrs. Charles Dauchey, of lion-
roe street.
The present cold snap has wrealhed
the face of the plumber in smilis.‘ It
meant [rt-ten water pipchnd a good
many of them too. More than one par
son had to trudge ed to his work yawn
day and this morning without any break~
feet, while many others got only a cold
bite.
—-Fresh herrings 5c apiece, Drescher's.
Louisa Scribner, wife of ex-Msyor
John L Richards. of West street, died
this morning of pneumonia. She was in
the sixty-eight year of her age, and a
life-long resident of Norwaik
Miss Emma Bots, of Pound Ridge, one
of the guests at the Buransymtund
wedding, has been visiting Mr. and Mrs
BILDBIN‘S STUDIES.
\‘Photographcr.
58 Wall Street. Norwalk. Conn.
fl1)lAl~loN and church organ instruction by
its Nina A. Lewis. organist South blur
wait Hamid church. For terms call or ad-
«1?qu Main street, Norwallt. Cojnnén
m
”Hap.“
Won by Illa Wit
The persistency of a street urchin who
wishes to earn money is sometimes annoy
lug, but generally excusable. Now and
then it becomes amusing and almost irre-
sistibie.
“Say, mister, do you want your vallss
carried)" asked such a boy, running after
a man who was hurrying along the street,
evidently bound for the depot
“No, I don't, ” answered the man a lit-
tle sharply.
“I’ll carry it to the depot for a dime,"
persisted the boy.
“1, tell you I don’t want it carried,”
said the man, quickening his pace.
“Don't you?" sold the boy, breaking
into a trot to keep abreast of his victim.
“No, I don't," said the man, glancing
fiercely at his small tormentor.
“Well, then, mister, " acid the urchin,
with an expression of curious and inno-
cent inquiry on his round, 'dirty face,
“what are you cart-yin it for? Why don't
you set it down!"
In spite of himself the man’s mouth
twitched, and with it “There, take ltl" he
passed over the bug to his persistent com-
panion, who staggered rapidly along with.
out another ward until the depot was
reached. where he received the coveted lo
cent piece with a beaming smile—Youth!
Companion.
. . TRADE MARK
-53...
Coats at
Coats at
Coats at
Coats at '
“'0“, PRICES.
OVERCOATf
ONE-HALF PRICE
We have about to men’s Winter Weight Overcoaie, the bal-T
once of our medium length stock' in Kerseys, Chinchillaa, Chev- .
lots and Worsteds that we will sell at half the original prices. 1,
$20.00
18.00
15.00
10.00
MEN’S SUITS
AT COST.
SOME EVEN BELOW.
$10.00.
9.00. _
7.50.
5.00.: A
..__.___ . 7 | ' x,
b d.’ of Prue. {of 00M“. Il' c‘mp III’QBT’» 8' 8 Road’ FIIIfiEId SVLDIIO. [- g“. Slam; $ 7.50 ‘ for $10000 BmtSs
pugh it occurred formally last wick: —Liveryman S. W. Gregory makes is There was a Christmas celebration at g ,
. boobserved at the South Norwalk specialty of sleighihg parties. He has “Trgegtzw‘:kamw:pr?;len:;1?§ci: tgtlgtmio? gaps! in the slums, “(T the 9.00 ‘ 12-00 A it
, . . 0 run 0 e poor wqe gett ng at cast
Madrigal church threatening, in some of the most stylish turnouts in dress goods “d silks—the “ma“, chow, .u'” of the 800d thin): of the MD. 10.00 it 14-00 ll
. ‘ unsung.“ m T01: :2: audio“ county. .. 21% “a be“ “OI-“nun Q'ef ghown is; One little fellow's Shh!!! in the first did- ~
. . l . , n The ’3: null; an d ‘ m The graduating class of the Our River the twin cities at prices fully twenty-five 33,331; “1:: gh'w‘at; 3:01:32? 332:: 12.00 “ 1 0.00 it
' . ’ ' Two 02;“; i”; 0:; no school are arranging for an cutertain- per cent under regular value. room, and he. had been watching the . “ ii
the . n res zpspsn ment to be held in the school this month. W‘ “this! 80 found 101' II Tons “mo before 1 5-00 20-00
OI ”We“ W1“ 09 '3“ by II many __._.__... -—Ciucot~s Sc at Drencher's. they came to him, and he was pretty hun- . . .
I t W, a- - m"— —-Whil.e fish I20 3‘ Dreschcr‘s. m baton he came in, When the teacher math”! Coats With Flannel Lflnng, 83.00.
reached him, he was very eager and could
scarcely wait for his turn, and he grabbed
for it voraciously
The fourth anniversary of Sherman
A hearing was heldou the Cedar
street lay out, before a committee consie
Leather Coats with Corduroy Lining, 84.00.
Random Wool Underwear, 39c.
—Turseys from no to tile, Drescher’s.
,’ : Governor Collin, upon the application
, ‘ of the New York, New Haven and Hart-
. forl'raiirosd, has appointed the follow-
lhgrailrosd policemen: C. l". Comteck.
Daabury; John Dyes, Danhnry; G. W.
i‘dl’. Bldgefleld; E. 3. Glenn, Ridge
laid; Edward Urowthy, Danhury;B. F
Gonchley, B thgl
' Thatilt. Vslehtine’s day is coming is
m by the appearance in our store
Commandery, U. 0. G. C., will be cele-
brated tomorrow night.
Daniel [Iranian and Harry Gage not
into an argument in Hogan’s saloon. last
night,and Mame engaged in a rough
and tumble light. Gage was badly dem-
agcd, and a warrant was issued for
Banisn’s arrest. Bunion was brought
before Justice Rose and fined t7 and
costs. Gore's face is badly bitter-ed and
tin: of William A Morton, John W.
Powell and Walter L, Wilcox. The lay-
out only sifecls the north end of tie
street, and two property-owners, Freder
lck Lauder and Mr. ‘ Dolly, appeared be.
fore the committee. They expressed
thomseltes as satisfied with the map.
The committee will meet at the office of
Engineer Briggs tomorrow night to anese
bent tits and damages.
“Holly gee!" he exclaimed, measuring
it with his eye “Why didn't they gimme
one life slzel"-—Dctrolt Free Press.
1 .—
B. A H. PIMSTEB.
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MISBIIIB Bilillilllli
llllllllilll.
. ' A‘I’ von saw run Its Ill
windows of “’9 ”“3 if” °t “‘9 Wcul'" bruised. He did not want to press the January. 1893 had ten nights with the D R U CG 3 ST . some noawaut suntan. ,,
aouveuirsof that IOSMVBI. 000 redeem W Hanlun paid, temperature below 1. [0 The coldest was
lag feature of this custom is the fact the 213:, at eleven below, ISLh ten below; ”MM“,
that yearly the so-cslied comic valentine
lsgrowing more and more into disreputc
and the really artistic altering of love
andfrisudship becoming more and more
the medium of observmg this day. The
lines oflered, this year, for surpass in
beauty audtastefuiuess any previously
casted, and some of the cheaper grades
‘ are really artistic gems.
“Fried cscdlleps at Ccpot Restaurant.
Immediately after service at Grace
church tonight, the that monthly devo-
tional meeting of the Brotherhood of St.
Andrew, will be held in the Guild room.
Thinnest in the hitchen of Samuel
W. Tracy’s house on River street was
Ms open last night to kssp the pipes
from fretting. The waste pipe of the
“became clogged,floodiug the door
with water. The water pipes in Charles
I. Smith's house on llaia street, Nor.
walk, [rose up yesterday and burst,
earning minor carnage.
The newly organized Union Lodge,
Kan-st- of the em Eagle, some
class Tuesday night, the princiyaI
”being: Put chief, William Fraser,
_, ’ uuhls chief, Julius fluhbeil, .lr.; vice-
ssur, Arthur Wood; high priest. Tho-
“ VIII-p; six herald. Elmer Hill:
, m hmmlt, Carlyle Hill; master of
4mm. Mauls. rs. charter will
bays-std Tuesday night, the itch inst.
Milli hs pressut from Danbury
“MI-ll the occasion will be a
Amusicslaurl “captions commie»
. matwssglvvnstths Norwslk Baptist
' ”Mum bsfm a pod stud
.uflsass. M wss ssostlsru singing
bylaehureksboirsadsklllfullyresdsr-
“Mala selections by Prof. Seymour
fl. limWLycuuaelosutlos»
. lid-unusual “Curfew,“ illustrat-
d“ tea beautifully colored views:
“Obtctkshmsrissaflaghau
Mrs. H. E. Bodwell is confined to her
home on Fairlisld avenue by sickness.
—-Blue fish 1": at Dreschcr‘ a.
The weekly meeting of the Women's
Christian Temperance Union will be
held at the home of Mrs. J. I]. Richards,
Chestnut street, Friday afternoon at 3
o'clock.
A horse harnessed to Dsniel Shmlmn's
milk wagon fell } n on Wall street,
this morning, breaking the shells.
Concord Division, Sons of Temperance,
held a succesful shadow carnival at
their ball, last night.
'ihe propeller Eagle was several hours
breaking her way through the ice from
her South Norwalk to her Norwais
dock, yesterday;
-—Smelt 2 lbs for 25c at Drescher's.
Where the stream from Norwalh's
new steamer was turned on the electric
wires at these urof llott and Belden
avenues, yestsr sy afternoon, it covered
them with ice, and the sidewalks and
street on both sides of the Methodist
church hill were rendered a glade of ice.
The trolley cars experienced considerst
didlculty getting up the hill. The cross
over switch of the Tramway company
was frozen up several lines. The icy
sidewalks were cleaned oil as much as
possible by Street Commissioner Kellogg
and ashes sprinkled on them. Walter
sequence.
The mhorscfbouglas Fowler Post,
0. a it, are looking forward with great
pleasure to their coming camp-
mdbesn bake to be held at their
carton on the bridge romance
light. Itlsthsannlvsvsaryofthsbattls
“Roanoke Island, N. 0., in which a
large number of Connecticut soldiers
participated. The posts that are espec-
tsdrobs present are Cobble Post and
liner Post, of Stamford: Jones I.
Iocrsl’ostschhlts Pmofnsabsry:
Weapon Post, New Canaan Pest and
mm moi Noreslttalso the
deputy commander and his stall of sill
cars. The title! fare will be baked
buns. hardtsoksad blast ooflss. Any
milks. whether members oftbs G. A.
22nd and 17th, nine below; 16th, 7 below;
Him, or: below; 14th, four beiow;203h,
two below; 9th and 11th, each one hel m.
This is from the original rec'irtiJultcn
from self registering thermometer lur-
nishod by the-Weather Bureauol Boston.
by the olmrvcr. George C. Comstock.
Wednesday morning the minimum was
live below zero. This morning it had
registered four and one-half below
The agcnliof the John Hellcock Life
Insurance company report that the ban-
quat given in Bridgeport. last night, was
a great success The agents met at the
Bridgeport omen and were supplied with
bouquets, after which they went to Bren-
nsn‘ s restaurant, where an excellent sup
per was served. Those present from
South Norwslk were Assistant Superin-
tendent W. R Arnoll, Cashier E L.
Danirls, J. F. Kennedy, '1‘. I". Dunn, G.
J. Bundle, Bradford Abbott and F. E
Ling. The agents presented their host
Superintendent Green, with a handsome
desk‘: ~ ....1_,
Chief of Police Volimer is spending the
day in Newark, N. J.
tiles Kittie 0. Hutchinson. who came
home to attend the Burnes- Roy mood
llllpliall, rcsurumed her studies at Vassar
college today. ..
Theodlre Greening, of Ansonis, is
n town today. *
Jumping Seeds and Other Gulls.
The gulls of Amlricus salleneare known
in Californln no “live ulldl," from their
gull. Another California gall has been
mouthed as otmxrod with mobile hairs,
which are sonsltl so to touch, like the leaves
of the mimosa. Very remarkable, too, is
the relation subsisting between the
cynlpldie on
Certain species of sawlly deposit their
eggs in the seed vessels of tile florets in the
interior of tlm wild llg. When fully do
vsloml, tho soulllcsomorgc, covered with
pollen oblnlurd from the male lluwors near
the opening of the ills Following on no-
ciout custmn, the Greeks and itaiinns
hang up lmntlicsol the wild fruit on tlwir
cultirnuslflg trans, and the pollen omen-cu
files which Milli! lrn in them enter the
cultivated figs nod 'rtlllm the fmnuls
florets in tlmr interiors. 'l'itls llllllfllllllll
is known as caprlllcstlon.
The tips of the wild variety might sl-
must he described as gulls, since they serve
as hatoherlcs for tho suwilies. Each specie
of ii would a to have its own special
saw sea fruit. or apples cl
Sodom, ”which tempt thccyo. but turn to
We have just opened a new lot
, 0‘ HISBROUBK'd FlliE "PE“.
in fine wove and linen stock,
1 qr. boxes. octave and com-
mercial sizes, at 25 cents.
THIS M H
BARBMN.
In Writing Tablets we can suit
you at any price from i cent
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w , Ball, driver of Cavausgh’s express while Jumping about on the ground. This re» :.
m an. M08 in that localitiuwas deluged with suits from tho llelwdlu movements of w H ER E ? ."3 w MT ?
«m of all kinds, Dre-titers. water and has a severe cold today in con “w m“ mm“ "m m" wall ”"1” "I u” h h h h
Why, right here in your own city.
'1, boss trousers that we are making'iozorder for
$3.50
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E. K. LOCKWOOD & CO.
642' pairs and their first year not yet completed. Iver
purchassr well pleased. The old saying, "A pleased customer
the best advertisement” verified by one cushmer’ending no.
others in less than 2 weeks.
on “till outs [Mill 9 aunt
Davis, The Tailor...
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