'J‘Chas‘sseorsrsdfrom her recent ill-
, .shd‘lrsJLDJtsndallwiilsnter-
” Wtauqua: Union, next lion-
highhat their pleasant home on
. avenng_'__
It. hrsuuaumho lives under the Gem
" '1 who weuttoBrooklyu, and ac-
MWtduring thsstriks on
dbswollsy lines, returned to this place,
Mutter- few days' trial.‘ He
hthadallhewanted.
M Morgan severed his connection
, 1th tho East Norwalk post oilice, and
Whole! his duties as baggage master
thsdspot. succeeding George Finch.
.‘ Mo’s place will be tilled by Post-
‘3” Hoyt, until Ifsrch lot, after
which time Irving Smith, of East sve-
‘ his, who is at present attending the iter-
‘ .III 3” college in Stamford, will
Ohm
Arthur Beers, of Cottage avenue, wsis
,tahsnsuddenly sick with the grip last
": , ' Fit Angeline Robertson, of Third sve-
- ans, fainted while going to her home,
E'r‘ .Hfiawsuingnudfriendsstoppedat Esrl
‘ W’s house on New street and
MW toltske her home.
Long Islnlili Sonndfiae viewed from
m lorwnlk} never presented a more
picturesque wintery scene than at the
punt time, as a result of the work of
the ice king during the latler port of
lutwssk. Shipping! facilities from all
points are greatlylinterferred with by
the thick coating of ice which reaches al-
mostthe entire distance from shore to
shore. ,
Res. George L Teeple is [in New He-
vsn, this week, misting his son, Rev. G.
I. Tsepie, in revival services
.L————-_-
r
nosssr or run nus.
m
users or lntesnst ,lss- lvssy games at
casessnees.
Burglan broke into Christ W
church, atAuscula, early yesterday morn
leg, but wersfrigbtsusd of while dril-
ling the safe in Pastor Ohsriss E. Wood-
ccch’s study, breaking the drilled in the
ssfelnthsirhurry. The sale contained
rich communion plats and s largesum of
money. The cracksunn got nothing.
The Philo If. 'l‘rowhrldgs Post. G. A.
3,, of Woodbury, has disbanded. By
death or removal the number of members
who attended its meetings had ‘hecome
reduced to live
BRANCBVILLE AND GEORGETOWN.
Eugene Parketon has opened a shoe
and boot repairing shop. Ifr. Parketon
is an old timer at the trade, and we are
sure he ought to do well.
The public school was closed two days
lost week on account of the bad weather,
The steam pipes at the soap worhs
froze last Friday so that the proprietors
were not able to run their shop.
Ir. Senlda has rented rooms of George
Baron in the old Perry Andrews piece at
Little Boston district.
Ifrs. James Ifclllwaiue received a tel~
egram, Sunday night, bearing the sad
news that her brother, W. V. Beckie,
was dead. Mr. Beckie had a jewelry
store in this. place about three years ago.
and as the business did not pay herehe
moved to Brooklyn to engage in the
same business.
Mrs. Edward Pinkuey,of Utlca, N. Y.,
who has been visiting her parents, Ifr.
and lire. Eli Osborn. at Little Boston
district, has gone to East Orange, N. J .,
to make her daughter a visit before re'
turning to Utics. "
Thomas Danforth is the proud father
of a baby boy, born last week.
The snow drifts about town were next
to the great blizzard. Some of the cross
roads are not opened yet.
\
WESTFORT.
in the Superior Court, before Judge
Prentice, yesterday, a hearing was held
on the appointment of a receiver of the
DMBURY.
Probably the largest est in Dsubury is
owned by J. L. lsyuard. this pussy is
3 flow out. debt 70-!- 0‘ Ins. and
weighs twenty-Ive pounds. Some four
years ago it weighed nineteen pounds. It
is an uuuefly intelligent animal and
the pet of the sntiue neighborhood.
The twenty-eighth annual slate cou-
vsntion of the Young Inn's Christian
association of Connecticut will be held
here on Friday. Saturday and Sunday,
February 22, 28 and 84
Samuel Paknlskl has been elected presl~
dent of the Hebrew Cemetery association.
JohnL. Wiennd, filtyvfire years of age,
once a prosperous cigar manufacturer of
this city, died at 8 o'clock yesterday.
morning, in the building owned by
Darius Brown, on Leno: (place. of
spoplexy. He had not been ill, and his
death was shockingly sudden.
Upon a dispatch received from Shelton,
the police arrested Frank Eugen, a Dan-
bory man. He was taken to Derby
where he made a pnrtiai confession of
Saturday's daring robbery. Iris belies.
ed all or a part of the money will be
recovered. .
“Nipped in the Bung]
That's what happens to a
Cold in the Head
when one takes it few doses of
CRAMPTON’S
HOME TABLETS No. it
according to directions.
prescribes similar inr—
YOUR DOCTOR muln every day at this
._._..____._.__._——
time of the year. Sepnrole Remedies in
TABLET form. Nos. x. Constipation; a.
Pareguric; q. llmrrhmu; 4. (HUGH. Chimp,
em; 5. Headache (~urc relief) ; 6. Ilys p-
sia; 7. SURETIlRlMT:fl. impure liinm ;q.
gonic' m, Nervous nobility; n. COLD 18
ill: limp: 11. Sun ('hnlem Mixture.
Single Rr-mi-rléve. ‘1."- CENTS. Hardwood
cute: of i We. $1... Nnm- genuine “illi-
uul the word “ HOME."
Mutated!!! THE NOIElABLET 00..iiew Yoril.
For rule by R. if. Plnlsted. 48 Washington!
Street. south Norwnlk; John A. Riggs. ll
Main street. .‘orwalk. ('onu. fill sm
Taylor at Golda
Real Estate and Insurance
PILLS
“For ssvsral
years, i was s j
grestsnlcrerfrom .
liver complaint, '
which caused se- I
vere point under 4
the right side, j
front under the .
right‘honldsr- .
blade, saliowness "
of the skin, low- .
splrltedness,and cramp in the stomach. .
lampieasedtobeahlc to state that l’
have been relieved of all these com- .
plaints by the use of Ayer's Pills. l »
lind them. also. lobe an elegant after-dirk ‘_
ner plil.','—ilrs. It. A. Susan, Money, i'e. .
AYER’S PILLS
Received Highest Awards
A111"! WORLD'I MIR
Hoyt’s Opera House
ONE NIGHT ONLY.
llllllllll. FiBllllilil Illih, '95
THE COMEDY SUNBEAM.
FLORENCE BINDLEY.
in her new sensational drama.
"THE
CA PTAl N ’S
MATE.” .
New scene ry. grr st mechanical elfeets, thril-
llnlg situations. exciting unleaux.
he castawaye on the bell-buoy in mid-
ocenn the rescue at sea, the insult in the
American Flag. destruction of the Brazilian
trader. view of the No'th river with railroad
depots on the Jimmy ennre. the rock-rib
coast of Murine. the amorlcnu mnn-of-war.
Prices rifle. 500.750. smile on sale at Pleis-
ted‘s and Gregory's drug stores. fli
-,
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DR. GRADY
Hue adopted this plun. Tlmt he will charge
uothlr 5: mr wirin- or ('Ivneilliullon for the pit-
l'ont'e nrst visit. All medirlrwa prescribed by
the doctor nre prvpmred ltl. his Lnlmrntory.
under his peieuuul supervision, and prepared
with grail nornrnr‘y nod to meet the require-
ments of each individual case
MUM so did: this year’s
tioe,won'tlestlougstprlcs. 01$“.
Tbshelesuaofoarcslsbsstsdaiiwsol
Shirts, white bodies with calls, and our
fancy percsie Shirts, with entraxcollsrs
and coils, at 79 cents; they were We and
two. 79 sis.
costs we advertised last week at 04.44,
”.66. 08.86. Odd garments, you know,
that's why we sell them hes than cost.
MEIGS & CO.
321 Main cor. Bent it" Bridgeport, ct.
Makers and Retailers of Gmd Clothi .
SOLID
SILVERWARE
eminent: FOR
WEDDING PRESENTS.
H. S. ROOD,
16 South Isis Street, Se. Nerwalk.
nit!
MRS. I. E. GlBDlllEli
desiresa few u lie in
CBAYON DBKtstG.
homes of pupils or at the residence of Dr. W.
U.fgg;he.on West street. Terms reasonable.
ELECTED PLATING
Ol' ALI. KINDS
CHlllllEllEllS :BlllllZEll.
y-
BEPAIRED.
nsrrrlarns runwrsruzn
29 '- lltVlllllll - mm.
SOUTH NORWALK. — -
J3) lm
01b PAINTING a!
Will instruct“ the
REPllTlllB I ”Will".
METAL PATTERNS MADE AND
030”" SOIJfl‘l’lD.
CONS.
black Hose, good weight, good
(lamb Igood value, at 190 per
pair; reduction this week of etc
perpair,oriuotherwords12ic
Wehave more of the bargain Ovsr- WW!
3d lot,—To the men who weer
good weight Outing Shirts we
would say we have a genuine
bonanza for you. We propose
to let go about 7 dozen Shirts,
. diaereut kinds, that we have
sold for 50c, 65c, title and 69c,
for the uniform price of 39c.
Your choice of any Shirt in the
lot.
4th lot—This item will fit the
pocket books of a great many
of our readers. It is 50 dozen
of a standard make 1 oz. spools
of Sewing Silk, at 21¢ per spool.
bthlot.—50dozenSinkBrooms,
2c each.
6th lot-25 dozen good size
Scrubbing Brushes, to each.
7th lot—Solid copper, nickel
plated Tea Kettle, 71c,
8th lot. All sizes of“ ’ y’s
Hose Supporters, 189 pattern,
with Lisle Thread elastic. Same
price as cotton. Size, VLadies’,
15c; Misses’, Children’s and
Babies', 12lc per pair. ‘
9th lot—:5 dozen bun hes of
Black Ostrich Tips, 3 the
bunch, worth 81.25 hunch.
Our price is right down to" hard
pan, 50c per bunch. 1
suuimwm
Boston Store}-
l
i
i
‘1
On Irlday evening Feb ’ 22 Rev. atlairs of thelaees Manufacturing com- ,
i , t s
. QJ,wn,ormw a"; , will deny” psuy. 'll‘he applicstmn wmas made by wssmlturou scum. 131100 001'“ 10' 83 WSW” Slim.
.. , Clout-rs the 8w ‘ stockho dere representing but seven ' H so _ NORWALK.
“-é}v~""' ' ’ a ' avenue. Bis m. lbs-workouts stock. Theiinn mann- "W... m. 3:35”. {3; :figfiglfi‘b F loridu WLWWWM
”willow-m «- God before he Momma-WWW- TI” mm“! flitdt'i‘mm‘mr‘h. «J “$33.52. This MARSHALL’S , ,
/ rm Ian?” In connection with the of the stockholders want the receiver sp~ urteesandeueasv h h rth
" been there will be music on a... violin pointed in order that the alfairs may be ~—~—~-—- Wintort, Sc 0010f s 0 and
nudmeudolin. _________ wound up " WANTED. , ' and Typewrltlng
mm have been on i th Penl Preusser, the baker, while out in ” A... BINDERS. Mum “ 030?”? a, " '0 b“ "m “‘4 3° W "h‘ '
l on a lit w on, eaterda ran into . snow KNAPP'S factory No.3. Water street. ‘ . ,g "I.
dsurs et the east end of the railroad Ma‘s“ ’ y' “d It Pro SouthNorwnlh. ms “CIJYDE LINL.’
hridgs,forthe past weskorso,frnming ‘; °;‘3;:dfi”f‘.‘ ed '{m “I; -——~——- ~- «— laconic Building Wall St , lar-
. oils M,“ ‘0 be M in m infield :33“)me “1'" h i i To LET, ne only armylv Line running from ”.Ii, 0”“
mill. cm of the ten I] '” ”FIRST-Cl" “Agni $3.212 'i’unfhhiifi ,“1‘ 0' ork irectto Terms roauonable.’1 Schoolrmmsopcnfrumw
“Holmium"- YM" ‘lm' EASTON' provemsnteJn good location. fnqnirl of Jackrsonville Fla figm’gl” s'dm' l‘g’MflrdlY- MID
moon the frame was raised, and the ap- A man living in this place claims that gygggafig '"fi;§§¥&"$fly '81} $3; ' ’ " from recommmm to scurryo &
gains will he in working order in a Easton was the coldest place in the an“; ington street. 13‘" 310W“ '5‘ Wfiifihmfi'iunl'ihioihofiflm ’0
“7" last week. He says he does not care ‘ (H 1,. MM”!
..... a... mum..." ....,_ a. ..,.. emailiazmfih’u or:.::...."i.. Charleston, 2;. c.
3.7
s!
.II “
lacy Beet Bide men who followed the
water for a living are devoting consider-
Ihlb of their time and attention just now
to looking after their boats, so that they
will notsufler damage from the ice. Many
«site are hauled well up on shore, while
ditto remain in the water, and are like-
ly to receive rough usage when the ice
hunks up if they are not closely watched.
BOWAYTON.
Uh Dottie VooGsl, of Baton Elli, one
dill. pupils at thexlflddie Five Mile
. lissr school, was taken suddenly ill yes-
Hlly afternoon and was unconscious
two hours, during which time the teach
a, lb J. Etta Foley, did all in her
'powsrtohrlug her too. The little girl
*- tabs- home. .
Dnhg the lets storm Edwin L. Ster-
fldun two largsjihives of bees, vsb
OI It tn dollars. They were frozen to
J.h.3eymood1harvuted anothercrep
Uh GertrudsxDlhble h sick at her
I 'hsmscslalnstrsstwnh an attack of
“Ill!-
Itmudlmloylatoumf lteple ave-
gem-unlocking»,
:‘shh‘i'hompsonis ink with the
“nickname“!
kiwi-claim young men of this
:* ”missus-played by the m
‘ awemmmuhonmnm
'«an. ldwsrd m and M
use
no. a. Diwali. of law
instrumental... ,
I. ‘I n I
no.
Con-
: flannel” ii. cllf'id Mil“ by
Wire . a it u e- .., sodifdbloflpnm'
Jyn’s alumni m. x" m mt'itelw
9% “it! its an . if. "in“ r: ”H W. if m‘ be
M bromide for this most pubis]
’ [st metal: 1 hrs
not take any stock in them. His dog’s
ears were frozen during the cold snap
and on this he bases his claim. He says
he will not stop boasting until some oth-
er man turns up with a better cold
weather story than this.
BRIQGEPORT.
Fred,HcGirr, of this city, and Johnny
‘Vunlleest, of New York, signed articles
yesterday for a meeting before the Ath-
letic club, February 25. The fight will
be for 8500 a side. Phil Farrell will
train Ithirr.
When money is tight a young man
who has little of it should keep sober.
Deacon Grsbherd—Ber. Du Goods
says he doesn’t believe in raising money C
by church fairs, suppers, concert and
lotteries. Deacsn Pinchpsnny-«flumi
Hale altogether too coucientious for a
minister.
)frs. Brown-n-lrs. Smith is so disap-
pointed about,ths outcome of her divorce
suit. Ire. Jones-She obtained her de-
cree, did she not? live. Brown—Yes;
but her husband made no defense. She
had looked forwardsotohiscross-enam-
luatiou.
"lsn are such inconsistent creatures,"
sighed Ire. Witterby. “it was only the
otherday they were enthusiastic about
smashing the machine at ths . and
new i ass on they are m km. by
machinery. What won't they do out?”
Willis—There’s one thing psoplswho
reside in Brooklyn ought to be thankful
for. Vellum-What is that? "You don’t
live any lungsr than other folks.”
"iheartbstyonlst an sewers duds
call you a liar,” remarked Rednessd
Johnson. "How about it?" "Yes, it's
so,” replied Buhhsrneekiliii. “I. and
theuudsrtakerisatoulsjustuuw, eui
alu’tgolu’tothmnobuslnsshls way,
rout-t”
-OnaVlrgfnlafnmtwu smalleoiorsd
boys who were hired to weed onions
w‘ns atertall atoppoaltssudsolerow,
sadtold to weed towards each othn.
"f’sdonsmo'n what yon‘s done,” said
MM. “30.10“!“ m
n,” ansrtsdlam "Talk, den,”
Munroe. "rs lals even
”Nuflh‘bfl” p
quire of COOLIDGE Jr LYN S. fill lw
‘OUR room front a artment over Oleen's
shoe store. sultahe for oliice or small
family; also four mom a artmeut. third story.
rear. In building OllWas lawn street. Rent,
it. A 1“ cities OLD W L CIGAR com-
paring? sshlngtonstreet. in. if
IIOUHE to rent. No. dConrtlsrdt place. All
modern improvements. inqulrs st .2
West avenue, South Norwnlk. fli lw
LIASANT furnished menu. with or with-
out heat. sud all modern in rovements.
inquire on prerulses.bo. ls Bel en avenue.
Norwalk. till iw
.- __- _.,. 4.,“
Bill! rooms. 'illllonth Main street. water
in. rent to; men or oodward ave-
nue. rent, iii; honeeill rooms. 1 Benton!
placezseco liner of house. (six rooms). on
art Point street. rent, ,
Apply to g. A. WOODWARD.
I‘d”! SALE.
WAGES AND
BUILDING Will. Get-
ou Quinlard avenue six rooms
each]. early new and in good condition.
improved bulldlnc loudealrahly’loceted.
Tsrmeeasy. Appiyto l’ltAblCid B 13:31:31
llii. lillifll. SYECIlllSl,
iilty Hotel. Vlad. Feb. 20th, Only.
PERMANEN l‘Ll‘ Lill‘ATEll
253 STATE
lililDGEPOli f, CONN .
ST..
Where he may be found for the scientific,
examination and trontrm-nt of nil uiilllcult,
long-stand!“ Ullliilboil' DislfiAriilH AND
DE ’Oithli'l‘ EH. llr. Grady has mule lhln
class of cased a cnnstnnt study for the post
eighteen years. during which time he has
treated O 'Elt 2mm GASES. man of which
are living testimonials of his won erfulaklil.
He is not a traveling quack. but an educated
physieinn. meeting with success in that di-
rection. er nailng that of soy other practl.
tinnerintiocountry. ills trestmentoflun .
standing diseases 0 either sea is marvelou y
achieving signal and rmsnent
FLWHIIC BILLS put on and repaired;
1 electric clocks. electric medical batteries.
SOUTH NORWALK HARDWARE 00.. t2
South lain street. at:
,...;,_,... .4
W
MUSIC HALL. ”
South Hurwalk, for two weeks commenciuli
Millfill, FEBllllllil ll
. ueruuw’e
comedy and Mikado
.' lea company.
A company of all sin parlor-en and Japan-
ssttroupe. free to allover it years ofags,
undn.‘ific. Arm 9 o'clock. we to all. its:
Mourns and sea the Japanese. on
W
tom Will Willis Bill
51 Washington strict.
“My”! tolds.m..ud tron its
tnmsudsaletardaysvsulsu rte-ism
Malinda-desserts.
“mm
Millwrm’
ssma saute. to. hdlss are cordially-invited 1m
success when others fall. All me lolncs re.
scribed by Dr. tired are strictly wrote is.
prepared tomcat the emands oresch ndlvid-
naicesmanu also miraculous in their clients.
Dr. Grssly performs wonders with his medl-
csl treatment. The rapidity with which he
describes all diseases is truly wonderful: and
oil who call upon him. and he
astunlahse
frankly tells all whether or not they can he
curnd.
lie treats all dlsessee that airline the human
race in both The following are a few or
the diseases that he treats succession : blrsr
Drapepela. Bronchitis“ atsrrh.
own... Gravel. Drover. lee. Per-
Tumors. C
dais. Rheumatism. fistula.
ti ueylntsssssa. Igor Bares, blur-r
3h rysipeleel cart Diseases. iicru n
kin of a i kinds. impotency and le-
mets too numerous. 'l‘aps Worms
legend or no chem
.arad continues to cure when all others
have! .allrormeofdlssssss. Unnatural
dl arlalu from youthful ludiscrstlou,
wh hareyesr y lllllngo‘our lunatic asyinms
I send ug thousands victim to on early
vet r slow. r momma
minerals. their termination always?!» same.
vie: hose or memory. lmbsoillty. lune-y.
death.
Dr. Grad “acknowledged lobe the leading
physician America to curing the above dia-
eesss. 1"? lmsudyonwlllnmrmutlt.
LAD] whonresuffsriug with comma:
peculiar-to their sex can consul the
t
withers seen a speed relief and
fr he ug s’uhjacted to
runes of
permanent cure withon
be embarrassing are or an ssamlaa-
tleu. which in cases lsunnecesasry,
flneruenta attended only by so merits.
lslts made to patleut's residence mullies
rs.
Patients at a diatoms successfully ‘i ted
W”? letters promptly a ; tn-
.om ’qu deliver his lemures
r in Ils’rch. when a notice will‘h’s elven in
"lemma-rm?
is itself at 'r'iu
no: h'i‘l
or.»
For tickets. stateroom. etc. inquire at
at the f‘lry National Bank u! an
,a.. ll
. {f w: sn
r .
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quitesostrflssvouare. l
lg'flathlahanlorwsik.
\, Two-ll.“ 4;”
mo ”
Fruhnshflydtwtiddmhtflt.
in
GEORGE F. BEABSE, AGENT,
-, on «now
_. menu lllllllll
llllbll ”HOE, "lllll' UV!" "Alli.
Wong-arenas“. -
Mommi-
fllllllllll IS Tilt Oil “9 1'“ GREAT SALE.
lElll'S. 92 common sum. ‘
"AYES Writ". All! classrooms
' CLIAIBD.
Ll. wnrhwsmnted to he done in the best
manner and
split wood,” cord; he or straw by baleor
ton;teurn work of all luds. C. JA
mum. Mil. Korwsik.
buy the best? There's a pleasure in
selling the best goods.
that a man is 'udged %
the quality 0 the g
he sells.
tells the story of a
large business with
us the past year.
as low as we can. That’s mightdv
low. With it all comes con
deuce and trade.
EL T. HATCH,
IIIIIIIII. ITIEET.
ensrw. saw. mu, no.
Ifr.8mlthsntersthsmarkstoffloldupk‘i’skesi. Wsli,whatlsmsat worth
today,lr. Holdup? Ir. Bolder-Tho price of nut is very high today. You
kuc’wwshevshsdsrsgulsrhllsesrdesditisimpcsslblslogstaay stock,» you
will havetopsy for your mssthsrssftss. Ir. Smith—lie. he, be. well you stake
mslaugh. Yourssmtofovgstthsrstsoas butcher in town that b not fresco
THE PEd’PLE's MARKET,
fagoodenoughforms. rum-summon. Gocddey.
E. J. WADHAMSs Proprietor
“Wallet"lurwsih
Telephon-
Mduunpsauytlskssmttedesse.
iooissvwcedesMstsessch.
Jelly,0sesssstssdchssolstslayssssttle.sadthslasst0ssdyls lowest
loath. 'fhstsstlinstmasstatsatsbsstsydte.
' Mudfi'yesoflhlswbmlmym.
call, fl-s.’
Norwalk Chronicler