MOW bssaevered his connec-
, with ‘l‘ristrom & Hyatt es clerk and
1“I'll! depart for his home in England.
’ “William H. Barnum, mother 0!
‘ ”it Howard 8. Cispp, wile o! a tumor
rector olst. Paul's church. died yester-
.d;oyot her home in Lyme Book. Site
"seventy-sis years of age, and leaves
{our children. itr.and lira. Clapp are
. now located in Philadelphia.
. The condition of Captain Hiram 11.
Doll is still very serious. A trained nurse
is how in attendance and hopes are cuter-
island 0! Ir. Bell’s recovery.
. ”Attila regular monthly meeting oi
thodirrctors of the New York, New
Haven and Bartlord retired! the subject
«the relations olthe road with the
1 Vll‘lonoelectricroads in operation and
' “projected wesdiocumed. The fig-
uresrcpurtedby the company for tho
pestux' mouths, show that it is recover.
”lug its helium very rapidly.
—Oyotero at Depot Itestnurent.
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A class in tslegrspby is being formed
iofiontb Nor-talk and anyone wishing
intake npthis study has an excelhnt
opportunity.
“WVoight, of High street,
South Norwalh. is entertaining Ira.
Owen, of Penbury.
“lolly ballot machine will be ex-
hillitsdto Leghhhtrsatflcitisenoot
-' tinthsCepitol at Mord,
Fm, 15 and 16. An invitation b
' ’to all who are interested in
hollctre ormtoexainlne it in motion.
--F a good supper, on Wednesday
e' I, go to the Norwalh llsthodiot
, where the Inasmuch Circle of
s Daughters will suit upon you
film bro 8. The supper'will be very
coupletsuud will heloilowed by what
minute he a very enjoyable enter-
.tsinuent. __________
linuehehs Division, No. 15, Sons of
meeraocs, WI" hold a box sociable to-
morrow night, in their hall, 85 Washing-
tonstrrc‘t. ‘Neighboring societies have
been invited to be present, and a large
attrudeuceisexpected.
Charles Rourke, isther of Joseph
{tome and hire. William Brown, is
quite sick at his home on Union street.
George Well, of Woodward avenue. is
anllering iron aspreined shoulder, caus-
ed by a severe tall.
lies Lou Lowndes, of South Main
street. started yesterday ant-moon to
visit her sister. lira. A. V. Sager. in
Wilhmantic. __
.——A class in telegraphy is being iorm'
ed in South Norwelt. Those wishing to
enter class cert secure all information by
sddremiugetoocsBox 608, South Nor-
walh, giving name and address. As or
. csllsnt opportunity to learn telegraphy.
Up todoto twsntyooight divisions cl
thaLOJLnevohy vote declared in
lover ct holding a state parade this year
and twenty she have rsgistsrsd that
‘l'horsorsuill sight dirt
sioostohshoardtrom. Ottbo divisions
which mailer parade. thirteen voted
tor Waterbury, tour tor New Won.
Ilvolor Norweih. two loriisw flevsneud
cusechlor Inside! and Ansonis. The
allot is in a flourishing condition, many
nswdlvisionshslngln theprooeesot or-
m. Molt ltll two dlvlomna,
Dr. Grady. the eminent and snwwslol
chronic disssss specialist. begs to inlortn
sdtoeolnsloroasdsyonly. its has
.sadlor tho booellt
“‘olthcsswho wishtoeoasoltbiw.hs will
give W sad advtss tree at
t.
8.
RBBtosrtgl.‘ . bower st 0 B.
Wilson'srssimtflsoflssdssgalsat his
dssheltersshcrtiliaws.
stars in Bertie. is spsodhag a tow ,days
with his psmts. lit. and tin. lustrous
Usvenogh. Crescent Terrace.
' . Protector Louis 0. Brestow, n. 11.0:
Xale Divinity school, New Haven. who
her preached several times in Nnrwsllt.
will preach the sermon at the ordination
0! Wilson B. Btewert. pastor of the
King’s Bighwaychspel at Westport
The income tax‘ blanks now being dis
corporations and companies. Any in
'lails to make a return, whether he re-
able to punishment. _.__
Sweetot Songs"
price of 5 cents each. at this olilce.
North to have s portrait ol the old pa-
peretus, together with the old jumper,
given in part payment for thenew truck,
which, it is expected, will arrive in
All“
Yesterday elteruoon a party of six
South Norweik men paid a visit to Cop
tain Joseph Isrrill et Tavern Island
’l'hsy walked down on the ice, which
horstbemssloiy. eudcsrriedalarge
stock of meats and provisions, which the
is somewhat diiilcnlt (or him to come to
the city every day. He extended the
hospitality of his home to the guests.
who had a very pleasant time.
The greet event o! the year with G. A.
R. men will take plans in Bridgeport on
the 19th and 20th loam, when will its
hold the twenty-eighth annual eucamp
ment or the department at Connecticut.
The public meeting on the evening. of
the 19th will be at the Park City Theatre.
The national commendsnin—chief oi the
order will be present, as will also Gover-
nor Golllu, with his stefl, in lull uni-
form. Judge Torrance, ol the Supreme
Court, will be one of the enters.
———.
dire. W. N. Sharon. mother oi Mrs. G
W. Gladstone, of Woodward avenue,i=s
confined to her“bed by illness. Mrs
Sbsrott has been so invitid tor many
years, but was suddenly token worse
Sunday evening.
The many friends at Thomas Richard-
that he is rapidly recovering from [bu
accident which bsl'eli him a low weeks
ago, while playing basket ball.
celebration oi the seventh anniversary at
Unces (hunch, O. U. A. M., at Bridge
port, and witnessed the exeupiiflcatiou
of degree work. Mr. Simone told of the
work and condition 0! the order in the
west. He reports that new councils are
being organized in many sections. Slate
Councilor W. 8. Judd reported the con
dition of the eighty-sight councils in this
state to be in good conditions.
Il- Gmolo Holler, 0PM Washington
street. is’e victim at the grip.
Corpswtlt give an rutortolnmotlt sod
snpporatthoethsnssummsotingoltho
Harwell Palotrrs' Union; the regular
mostingofthe South Norwelh Athletic
club will be held: the Norwelt Barbsva'
Union will meet at llchei e lrneifs;
the ”melt Pelican club will most:
regular meeting at Council, It.
A.:Welcotno8trangsr ‘ .Sonsowt.
George will meet; meeting it the lies-
wait iiotohsrs' swocistioo.
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Flower. and their popocao. ol the Klee-
llasoiorsdsraltsrahoalddropaphtsot
tortsyhswssssrvisgst‘l’rhlfieborch
snpptr.’on'l‘bossdaysnnisg.atthsflo~
oten's Building. inehinthlsspsasto—
mormlcrtesmlw.
layosissttathsotsgcothydsaau.
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mountainside-momenta,
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Combine the be rstsrerru esonllol. Oust-s lstoatsa mthtactlso tantrums.
our! to tarnish mm with the new predominant the streamer-tn not.
been! communal or erroneous mulls.
E M daemon.
r....g........ pres;
F, o 1.4»me &
22 south” Mole Street.
tributcd by Collector 'Bloon. are at two
hiuds,one (or individuals end one (or
dividnsl with an income over $8,500 who
colves a blank or not, is under the low li-
-—A low more copies of “The World's
end "The Musical
Home” can be secured at the nominal
The members of Putnam Hose corn-
peny have arranged with Photographer
rode carriage taken this week, previous
to her shipment to New York. This ep-
which wee shipped yesterday, is to be
genial captain heartily appreciated. as it
son, of Cedar street, will be glad to hear
National Councilor W, N. Simone, d
Norwnlt, was present last night at the
,{Over P. ’llvml'u Coulmtinnory.)
Joseph Rosenberg, ol lirridsn. hos
secured rt won-oi with Dru-mist H. R,
Helms! Nurtvnlk. and Thoma» Grady,
0! Bridgeport. has scrvptwd anloyment
at P. W 311 tes' meroluysrd.
Thames Murray, M Norwelt. us learn-
ing hmv tn you s trolley car.
There his own no appeal to the Su-
preme Court of Errors in the Fish Island
oyster bed we. certain questions having
been sgtevd upon by notional to be taken
opus to ~he title of Oliver that no the
unwind in duapule. The court Arts in
Bridgepor’ in April mm.
—Tli ity church supper, Thursday
EVrnlost. Feltluuy 14th, at the Women’s
Building. You use the price? Only 35c.
Captain John Vichrre, oi Worthington
street, who is in the employ of the
Richardson o. Morgan Furnace com-
psny, not in Waterbury. this morning,
to remain the beience ol’ the week.
Welcome Stranger Lodge, No. 3“,
Sons 0! St. George, has decided to hold
its llrst annual masquerade bill In the
Not-walk Opera House, Wednesday
night, February 20th. The music will
beby a tint-elm orchestra nun Protes-
ter 8:. George wzii prompt.
A special town meeting will be held at
the Town House. on Tuesday. February
19, at 8 o'clock in the alteration. for the
purpose oi taking action upon the pef
tition of Charles W. Bell and others. so
questing that the selectlneh be instructed
to widen toe public highway at Five
Mile River between the bridge at the
head of the river and the westerly end
of Limin avenue to a convenient wlda b,
not exceeding forty-live tort throughout
its whole length. and to appropriate
money thruster. .. ’
~E‘rird mellow at Depot [testament
There is e break in the water unto on
iligo uli‘eel, Noreelk.
The members oi the Boom cl [Mtel of
the men will mil Rowsytuu this week
to tone up neural applications for state
mrnta.
George E. Allen and Jethro bit-Allis'
tor, Nurwstk rrpresentnmes oi the New
York Lite insurance 1: :mpmy, attended
to bouquet given to it 9 employee at the
company at the 5: Donate Hotel, Nrtv
York mty.
The railways lml neat.) m much
trouble during the recent spell ul weathr
or as they did in the memorable blizzard
' 1329‘.
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Photographer.
8! Wall Street. hsrwalh, Case.
tic-adminstrnctlonbv
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Heloatrsst. orwalh.
caller
Conn. item
‘ Butler Lodge, 1. o. o. n. willrohearse
the first degree tonight. All are request.
ed to be present. »
W. VsoCapeller, cl Wratport. was as-
rated in South Norwalk. last night, for
intoxication. and this morning Julius
Borrottlioed him ti and costs. August
Bschmau, who. was arrested {or vagran-
cy, was acquitted.
Charles Hurt-nan, oi Dsnbury, who
was arrested for drunkenness,did not op-
peer last night, and his case was nailed
byJuotice Barrett on payment of costs
by a friend.
Y. stcrdey many people walked between
this plweand the menthol the harbor,
some of them venturing out to the islands
The ice afforded good skating and slid-
ing for the young people.
-Buchingbam W. B. C. will give an
entertainment and supper, this evening.
in the Athenwum, in honor of Uncoln'o
birthday. Admusvou, 10c. Supper serv-
ed irom ii to 10 o'clock, 15 cents.
The device which the Norwslh Street
Railway company will adopt out sum-
mer («sprinkling its tischs, is attractr
ing the mention of other needs through
out the state. In reterence it the New
Haven hows-yo edi : "In view
at ellthsbanstits the electric car com-
panlrsol New Haven receive (see, why
cannot this city be blessed next summer
with a like convenience? We make the
suggestion to the street railway com-
paniesand hopetbey will thus recipro-
cate for the mony municipal tavora re
ceived."
A
ll. ll. PllllSlEfl.
DRUGGIST.
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We have just opened a new lot
0‘ llllhlflllllK'S FlllE PIPE",
in line wove and linen stock,
‘ ”9"“ “WWW”! no DWWtodo it: =
0(1388 Many of tn.- rmployvs it the
Denbury dl'thluli of the _l:.,nwliduted
worked lorry-eight ileum. and to add to
their discomtortme m-me at them bed
lrmt bitten lingers, rats and tr rt.
'l‘wu suspicious choructrrs were seen
lurking around the [2“de of Charles
P. ’i'ristram, on Berkeley street, about it
Buckingham Post's Women's iisllel
o'clwk last night. They were content],
tramps. and appeared to be lmttng (or a
chance to get into the have. A pssasr~
by inquired their business. whereupon
they lelt the premises and ran towards
West avenue.
A meeting at the committee upon
revising the byte“ oi Primer flock and
“rider comm will he held Thursday
night at the tvuct house
.—
Tho Hartford Pod, irons nomination
Chin! booth» and his wife, Red.
epoo tribe of lndions, who ”coolly filled
s wssh's ongsgrmsst at Tomllnaon's
drugstore-ed a were at lisls's drug
store. uptown, are to Denbury this week.
qustnstlonsldisaotrrs would lollmv
oi returns at the mutual
minister's ethos to that city. estimates
that cerporstlonsand lnolvldnsls paying
au income to: to this district. which
vocludss Conwacntand itoods Island,
will numbrr bet-sen It 000 and more,
of which 2,500 will be m Binnie It“.
New flares city will have about MN,
iisrtlord city LIN, and Fairlie” county
bstwsrn 3,100 and manning to the
large number of New Yort tin-truss use
It?!“
i qr. boxes. octave and com-
mercial sizes, at :35 cents.
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THIS IS A ..
:-: Blllllilllll.
In Writing Tablets we can suit
you etany price from i cent
to sue.
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YOUR FRIENDS ,
ARE usmc
“ PLlISl'E ’8
Bfllllill llEMElll”
Will llll' Tlll IT?
with homes titers.
W... or»...
“retraining upot thslmbor and the
lthltb
lemony oitltn be hrs hydraew srs
tstsgtutsdtosesrtsioll‘ soy ct tests
wwohoornopoyisrsosotsoidsasp.
ltoeslsbseeosollsstorsorbossdsst
moo-m ts tattoo this sea
amylase“ in east cl Ire on line
‘i‘hsflsrssrd-Yslshssshsltrssrsssots-
unusual-urns muss.»
bound besestsguoystertstntor. lilacs
theeoid osathsrsstlo the oyster hosts
outshone-eels to loose tiwtr dosh.
‘l'hosopplywhlshthsdsetsrs have had
caheodisgrowlogsosrt. mess-so
ltusaloratlsssttwowilescotstt the
woihlstoodo. svso Cools-um too
mitten!” ”cerium
«artistes.
'l‘hsrswutts a grand on party at
lilo Eel. out My shortens.
tetra-aluminum an custody is-
vlttd. ‘l'sotslll harassed hyths Jop
25 W 50
HIT lllmES
ll ill Dllllfiilm.
ll.ll. Plotted,
On our hands, hutwe here too much Clothing tor.
the year, we are hottndblnduflf bolero the spring
. not: sins,
Reduced from 010.00 and 812 00.
Mill’s suns,
Reduced from $12.00, $14.00 end $15.00.
not: sum,
Reduced from 316.00, 817.00 and $18.00.
BLIIE mum 3mm mots. “
WORTH 690
s
I
5 a
‘ $7.50,
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$10.00. '
$1.00,
The reductions on
lllSTEllS Mill OVEllllilATS
Remain good.
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constant tans.
msomc autumn. :4 sum , . smut.
llillltlllll. sum to“ till
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”fill 80!!!“ GOODS PLEASE ETATI TEA’I‘ YOU SAW THIS I! I‘ll
SOUTH NORWALK Blfllfllh
'l'HE CHANCE HF A LIFE TIME
‘l‘HlllISllllS 0F DULLARS
WORTH 0F
llllllSEllEEPlllli ARTllllES
TO BE SOLD
AT .COST
Tl) Ill! Iflfll Ffll llllll llElTlIB Illfl PLUMBING llIEB. IE
Illl DISH!!! llF llllll ENTIRE STMK llF MIPS. HOME“.
“0., ll TllE IEXT II Ill“ BEIIIIIIB FEBRUARY ltt., Ill.
lllllES&HllTBHlll88
SUOOEBSORB TO
E. K. LOCKWOOD & CO.
lanll'fltl
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A 6000' THING
WHERE? WHAT?
Why. right here in your own city.
These trousers that we are mutingtlobrder for
$3.50
64? pairs and their first your not yot completed. Every
purchaser well pleased. The old saying, “A pleased customer
thebsatedvsrtlsement" verified by one customer sending us 0
others in less than 3 weeks.
' on not com lllllll a count.
DaVls, The Tailor,
om. little and lists Fumble, . .
My mulMON
Norwalk Chronicler