_ m W” m»... stem.
”outflow-Iowa.
’1 Mflfl'mflmta. Ems m—
‘ " WW occlude teammate-
. . Mahatma cannot be in-
Quwuiarlphtunleuoopyis m
So’da‘clt in the afternoon/of the
Wmdsaaqetrdeeired. ~
v
all Carrie Boerutn is announced as
leader for the Sunday night Epworth
Ira-ting at the First Methodist church.
1 Ira. L. E Gsrdinier announces in an-
- other column that she is prepared to
‘tl'ohatruction in oil painting or crayon
, drawing. either at the homes of pupils
' mummideuce bf Dr. W. C. Burke.
Warmest.
Deputy Internal Revenue Collector E.
J. 8ioan.of Norwslk. was in ‘Dsnbury
Way. making social calla upon the
a“ man. liquor men and playing card
‘ W. He also visited Bethei. '
flirted escallops at Depot Restaurant.
l
'1'!!! funeral of Mrs Antoinette St. John
' VII bid from her late home on Newtown
avenue. yesterday afternoon. The Rev.
’1'. X Noble officiated. Owing to the
extreme cold the burial service was read
it the house and the mourners kept their
opts in the carriages at the grave. The
pallbearers were her nephews.
. nt of the extreme cold the
ing upon the Norwalk Tram-
any’s application for a layout
rt, which was to have. been
selectmen's office. yesterday
. was postponed one week.
3 , way com
1‘ at West
. S. W. Gregory’s for sleighs of
Parties a specialty.
A. ‘ Malkin is finishing the work on
LI. 2 oyt's new residence at Elmsrsst.
. use is finished with oak. cherry
camore on the first floor and
. on the second and third floors,
; hard wood floors throughout.
. . ge field of we almost chokes the
that the Sound. It extends from
u’s Neck at Fort Schuyler to about
. .2 miles to the eastward of Captain’s
Island of! Greenwich. It is several years
ducathe quantity of ice in the Sound
issuogre‘at. Trellis on the Sound is
practically blocked.
ys renovated at O‘Brien's.
The value chepsper advertising
was emphasied in a‘hearing before the
judiciary committee of the General As-
sembly by a gentleman who knows
whereof he speaks. In urging an amend-
ment to the law of 1893. concerning the
distribution of advertising handhills. Ed~
win 8. Sykes. of Sanford. president of
theComfort Powder company, said that
newspapers were so easily the most vul-
nsble medium of advertising that it
would hes waste of time to dwell on
the subject.
The operation for appendicitis was per-
; formed upon William Keisler. at the
.J Norwsik Hospital, yesterday afternoon.
by Dr. I". D. Baker. assisted by Drs.
Burke and Clarke. . The other physicians
l present were Drs. J. G. Gregory. Walter
flitcbcock and L If. Allen. It was a
severeoaseand the outcome cannot yet
be determined. This afternoon the pa-
tient was reported as being quite com.
fortsble. and there is prospect of his com-
pleterccovery.
Charles Johnson. of Woodward sve-
nns. so employs of Tut: Sasrtxat’s
mechanical department. was misting in
carrying one of the heavy newspaper
pages, yesterday alwrnoon. when he
slipped and fell. Although knowing that
hewould probably be hurt. he pluckiiy
clungtotbs form. and one and fell on
thermall finger of his right hand. crush-
ing it. while the other end struck him in
the right temple. cutting a deep gash
that required four stitches. Dr. Allan
more him. it will be some days be-
fore he can resume his duties.
“sleuth annual masque ball of the
Irish singing society will be held in
' their hall on stison street. Ifondsy
night. Professor Albert Heine will be
till musical director. and Charles Yost
mofcsrvmonies. “rearrangement
t‘smnittaecunsistrof Chris Logan. nor.
an um. Henry Frocb. Jacob Schauh,
W Schnab. «LP. Thompson. The
committee will be Gustav
m Joseph Volk, C. Bwarta. W.
Wile. L. Eels. J. P. Francis. B. B.Bur-
M O. I. Barker. Robert A. McDon‘
aid. J. I. Ferris. John Schaub. 8n.
Milo Euphrat. Charles Walters.
I. Dell. John School), Jr..
wanna. at. am, sum Smith.
‘ m trustees Dsblgrsn. Alblu an.
no. A Kruger. L Quit-so. Karl Banach.
m (Jenner. mound Grows.0harlss
‘ mandated. F. Kennedy.
11.9. Thedaaammlttsvwfllbs 1.1!.
~Buckinghain w. a. n. will gird an
entertainment and supper, February 18.
in the Athenee'tuut in honor of Lincoln‘s ,
birthday. Admission. 1ch Supper serv-‘
ad from 5 to 10 o'clock. 15 cents.
The Hon. John C. Byxbee, collector of
Internal revenue for the. district of
Rhode Island and Connecticut. is in
Washington, and it is understood his
errand is to see about the appointment
of extra deputies in connection with the
collection of the income tax.
—-—New Youman derby at O'Bfidn‘ti.
The Robert Emmet club will hsfi'o In
vitations in a few days for the public
meeting to he held under its suplccs in
Knights of Columbus hall. Wall street.
Sunday. the 17th inst., at do’cloclr. The
following celebrated Irish nationalist
speakers will address the meeting: Rod-
erick J. Kennedy, president Jefferson
Council. C. B. I... New York city; H. V.
Doyle. Yonkers; John Devcy. Captain
Edward O‘Meagher Condon, and several
others.
E. C. Benedict, of Greenwich, is to
give up his business as head of the Wall
street firm of E. ‘C. Benedict & 00.. it is
reported. He had intended to go to Eu-
rope on his. yacht Oneida. but circum—
stances will prevent. .. It is estimated
that he is worth $5...000000
Mrs Henry Hyatt died at her home on
Newtown avenue. last evening, aged fif-
ty-four years. She has been an invalid
three years.
—D m’t forget the fifteenth grand an-
nual masquerade ball of the Germahia
Swogerhund. Son, N., at Music Hall.
Thursday evening. February 213:. Grand
tableaux of 48 persons. Reserved seats
at Plaisted’s drug store. where also boxes
can be secured.
The tug Kate 0. Stevens made several
trips up the river in Norwalk. this morn-
ing, to open the channel sufficiently to
bring up several barges waiting at South
Norwalk.
The new brocatelle parlor suit for Hope
Hoes company was delivered by R ty-
mond & Sons. the furniture dealers. this
morning. ’
The board of directors of the Norwalk
club, at their meeting last night. decided
to have a ladies‘ day at the club, proba-
bly once in two wé‘eks.
The monthly concert of the Germanic
Singing society will be held tomorrow
night in their hall on the Washington
street bridge.
——-Masks and valentines. at Coleman's.
The high wind. yesterday, handicap-
ped the street commissioner of Norwalk
in his work of cleantng the crosswalks
as the snow drifted in as fast as it was
slioveled out. uni he was obliged to lay
the men oil. To-day the weather condi-
tions are no more favorable. and itis
thought advisable not to put on more
men until the wind subsides.
The entertainment committee of the
Norwallr club that last night and perfect-
ed arrangements for the annual recep-
tion of the club on February 19. The re-
freshmentcommittee is James H. Bailey
and H. P. Price. The decorations. music
and il )or were left to Charles Miller. It
is expected that Moselin will furnish
music.
The anniversary exercises of Sherman
Council. U. 0 G. C. which were tohsvs
been held last night. were postponed for
two weeks, on account of the severe
weather.
~—l have added to my sale for February
200 prs. ladles‘ sample shoes. worth from
$2 to $3 a pair. at 01.25. Biggest bsr~
gain on earth. Theodore Olsen.
in speaking of his resignation as presi-
dent of the Horse Railway comp my. A.
S. Hurlbutt says he resigned as he was a
director in the Not-walk company, which
is asking of the legislature acharter nesr~
ly identical with the one frorii‘ihls place.
and he did not think it consistent to ap-
poar before the committee as president of
our local company. while a director in
the other. He says he is still a large
stockholder in the Westport com-
pany and does not yet despair
of a compromise between that and
the Norwalk company. Whatever the
result maybe. hsis still in favor of a
good electric road in Westport. even if
built by some other company-West
porter.
Eli Bernhard, a driver employed by
Raymond Brothers. had both of his feet
from yesterday.
Much to the disappointment of a large
number of people who had purchased
tickets for the entertainment to have
been given at the Baptist church hat
night. a telegram was resolved about
live o’clock. toolstflurpubllc nodes in
tbspspsrthstouscooustof the snow
blockade the Vernon family were not
able to meet their comes» here,
The snlsrtsluntsat has been postponed
to My evening, February is
Mancunian“ Had the
auditions lass lsvsrslis laws would
mussel-upheavals“
.54
Fancy
[not frerm. The pipe in the sink became
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F. D” LA
Combine the LATEST STYLE IUD FINISH.
and to furnish them with the finest productions
LARGE COLLECTION 0"
. E~ M JaCksons
(0 var i”. Mssd’a Confectionery.)
Mrs. James H. Nash. of Bsyview ave-'
china, of Brooklyn,
/ ..._,..._.._. .
Yesterday afternoon the Water Com
missioners of Norwalk {were again com-
pelled to shut off the supply of water
from the Spring Hill distributing reser'
voir and connect direct with Grupe's, re-
serving the water in the distributing
reservoir for use in case of fire. The
reason for this is the tncrbased consump‘
tion caused by people letting the water
run in houses and stores to prevent freez-
ing. The water in the distributing rcser.
vior is live feet below the ordinary level.
Chief E gineer Prowitt has ordered
the ates er kept in readiness to respond
to any alarm of fire. in case that suffi-
cient water pressure could not he obtain-
ed for active work. '
—The Arion masquerade ball. at Arion
Hall. Monday evening next, will be the
event of the season. The management
will be thoroughly efficient. the cus-
tumes new and elegant.'the music first
class and all details perfect. The one-
tumer. F. Voegeliu, of New York, will
beat Arion Hall. at 1 p. tn. Monday.
with a full line of costumes.
Miss Edith Manning. of 81 North Main
street. is recovering from a severe attack
of the grip.
The business meeting of the Germania
Sihging society will be held next Mon-
day night.
Philip Simona has sever‘ed his connect-
ion with tite Imperial cafe. and been suc-
ceeded by Parker Flower.
-Oysters at Depot Restaurant.
The funeral of Mrs. Betsey Bubbell
was held from her late residence on Elm
street, this afternoon. The Rev. A. H.
Wyatt oliiciatel. Interment was in
Riverside.
The snow drifts on the R )ton Bill road
are enormously high. A coach contain-
ing a young couple on their way to the
Independent Social club dance. Iastuight
became stalled in a huge bank. The ser-
vices of live men living near by were se-
cured to shovel the coach and its occu-
pants out of their predicament.
Reports from all parts of the stale in.
ductile zen) weather everywhere. with
very high winds.
James C. Crows has the contract for
meeting thelargo twr‘i'fltOf‘y lumber shad,
40x10l) feet. for Hatch, iitiley & 00.
Rev. and Mrs. I). L. Ferris, of Horse-
heails, N. Y., are guests oi Mrs. ‘crris’
mother. Mrs. Stuart. of West avenue.
This morning. as l). E. Propar, the
night clerk at the Mahackemo Hotel,
was pushinga truck, on which was a
heavy truck, from the hotel to the depot,
he slipped on the pavement. The truck
came down on his legs. pinning hint un-
drrneath and forcing him to remain in
that position until another man lifted the
load oil. Mr. Proper got up. rubbed
himself a few times, and then started
again. and succeeded in getting the trunk
to its dorstlnstion. after which he went
to his home on Bolden avenue, Norwalk.
Frank Kelley, one of 'l'llr: Summaries
bright newixiys. froze one of his ears"
yesterday.
At the residence of David Sheehsn on
School street. the faucet in the kitchen
was left open so that the water would
clogged and the sink ovetii iwsd. flood.
lug some of the apartments.
«A few more 00ka of “The World's
Sweetest Songs" and “The Musical
Home" can be secured at the nominal
price of ii cents each. at this office.
The first train on the Danbury division
to arrive in South Norwalk. reached here
this morning at 8230. having made the
run in an hour and a quarter. Two on.
glass. Nos. 504 and too. were attached
to the cars. and the train was in charge
of Conductor Dyes. Au immense snow
bank was struck at Cannons Station. and
announces-the trslnhsdtosbovsl
the train out. The train Ifr. Dyes ran
from Danbury to Bmokiield Junction.
last night, got stalled in s an up drift.
and remained there all night.
There will he a song service at the
Y. Ii. 0. A. at 4 o’clock mmorrow after-
noon. Tim”. I. O. Amusrtettesndths
its» llorwslr orchestra will furnish
music. ‘
The Fisk Julalss singers will give a
mental the fibrosis Opera noses.
“Afar the mm aims.
us.
WTON
22 South (”slain Street.
JACKSON’S PHOTOGRAPHS.
. . the A. Lewis. organist South Nowailt
line. is entertaining “'35 M'N’I" 009“ “Wild hurch For terms call 0 ' d
Bi West {lain street. Norwalk. Conn. r $851,“
covered from an attack of grip.
Tuesday. while at work in F. Boylston's
factory. and found it necessary to out
the flesh to remove the wood.
Sunday morning. the Rev.‘ E. 0. fiber
wood. of the South Norwalk Baptist
church. will occupy the pulpit.
evening the pastor will preach the second
to his series of sermons on Nehemiah. the
Royal Prophet.
Baptist church. tomorrow. at 10:45 a. to.
end 7:30 p. m.
Atkinson will preach on “A Gospel
Church." and in the evening the ser-
vices will be evangelistic.
be rendered at the evening art-vice. All
are invited.
in the chapel tomorrow.
r
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ills. ‘
'00.
Our aim is to give satisfaction to our patrons.
01 the PHONE"! ‘1’ch ART.
CHILDREN'S STUDIES.
Photographer.
5:: with Street. Norwaik. Conn.
Plastic and organ instruction bv Miss
m.” flaw—m.m.vfiw.w—Mw .4.
County Commissioners Mead and Row
land arrived in South Norwalk this
morning. with the intention of having a
heariogpn the James Hamilton reman-
slrance case. Commissioner Houlihan
did not arrive. however. and cause
quently the matter will be lndetinitely
postponed. As Senator Houlihsn was
not at the commissioners’ silica in
Bridgeport. yesterday. itis feared he is
snowed under at his home in Newton.
——Latest style derby at O'Brien‘s.
aowsYTon, I.
Alvah Tuthill .out again. liavingflre-
Frank (irsnt ran a splinter in his thigh
At the Methodist Episcopal "church,
In the
Services will be held in the Rowayton
In the morning Rev. F.
A solo will
CRANBURY.
Rev. Mr. Peace, of Weston, will preach
Ii." II. PIAISIED.
DRUGGIST.
We have justopened a. new lot
of HNSBIIDUGK'B FINE PAPERS.
in fine wove and linen stock.
1 qr. boxes, octave and com-
mercial sizes, at 25 cents.
THIS ISA
:-: BARGi‘iIN.
.‘4‘
In Writing Tablets we can suit
you at any price from I cent.
to SMIII.
5i i ii i
vounrmsuos
ARE usmc.
“ PLAIS'I'E ’S
GIIIIIiH REMEDY”
WHY NOT Till IT?
I! h h h
25 Mill 50
CENT BIIIIlES
Ni All IIIlllliIilSlS.
W
Ii. Ii. I’laisled,
lo. 43 Washington St.
" Reduced from $10.00 and 612 00.
Scull! llomsli.
On on hands. but we have'too mubh Clothing tori '
the year. we are bound to reduceit before the spring ‘
to arrive. and this is the way we propose to do it:
sits suns, $5.50
‘ .
i
Mill’s» suns, $7.50; .
I w
Reduced from 312.00, 814 00 and $15 00.
MEN’S SUITS.
Reduced from $15.00, $17.00 and 618.00.
BLUE FUNNEL SHllli Watts, , ’
WORTH 690
I
31.00.
The reductions on
nouns AND uvucons
Remain good.
iiflMSTIIllll BIIIIS.
MISIIIIIC lillillllilli. I4 SOIILH INIIII STREET,
mama. SUIIIII WWW
W‘YRIEN "UNI!“ GOODS I’LEASE STATE THAT YOU SAW 1"!!! I! "I
SOUTH NORWALK SENTINEL.
. CHANCE [IF A LIFE TIMI
THOUSiiiS u nouns
WORTH OF
HilIISEIlEEPIIIIi ARTIGIES
TO BE SOLD
AT COST
Til MIKE Ililill Hill illlli IIENTINB NNII PlillBiNl lINES. WE
Will IIISPIISE 0F Gilli ENTIRE STOIIN 0F MIPS. BIIIBNEIV.
ETO., IN THE NEXT 00 IINYS BEBINNINN FEBNIINIY Ilt., Illi.
JIINE8&HIITIiHKISS "
SUCCESSORS T0
E. K. LOCKWOOD & CO.
WHERE?
Why. right here in your own city.
Those trousers that we are making: :order for
$3. 50
04.? pairs and their first year not yet completed. :livery
purchaser well pleased. The old saying, “A pleased customer
the best advertisement" veriliod by one customarilsendlng no]!
others in less than 2 weeks.
OPEN EIEIII EVENING Mill 9 01210“. *
Davis. The Tailor.
titular. dilator and lion’s Fumble.
wast leak. swarm.“
WHAT?
Norwalk Chronicler