, mum,» Franklin street, . hassutsred his pointer dog,”Pride,”iu thedoeshowatladieondqunreaerdau, ”Tanned expects totekethecan- issthsrsnextfiatnrdah George Gedney, of Iexington avenue, 5 dot with a severe cold. a Benjamin Kindellsn, of Belden street, hnsreturued from a visit in Florida. Inlay Bathin, of Bridgeport. has ~besuviaitiugntthe residence of Elmer NashJQSprlngstreet. Ire. Howard Sherwood, Hrs. G. F. Waters and Ira. John Cashew have been attending the convention of the Women's Christian Temperance Union turnertford this week. Ian were engaged all day yesterday removing the temporary bridge at Spring wood. just below the new iron bridge The work will be completed today. The regular weekly meeting of the Women’s Christian Temperance Union will be held tomorrow afternoon.“ it o’ehchetthehomeofllre. nano- eld,North)laiustreet. —Friedsscaliops atDepotllestanraot. Areheareslofthosn who are to take partiutheenterteinmentofst. Philip’s devianofflracs church, will he held tonightlnt the home of A. 1.. Austin, “entrust, Norwelk. Thellrst monthly devotional meeting of the Brotherhood of St. Andrew, of Grace church, will be held tonight after theurvice inthe Guild room. An in- eaddrrm by Rev. 8. H. Watkins willbegiveu. This meeting was pat- poued from last Thursday night by ree- mst of the severe storm. 'Thepresidentbas sent to the Senate lhemination offlomyl. FitzGerald .gohepostmarterat Greenwich. it is requested that all members of the Cluctauque Union who have not yet re- ported on sales of tickets for the Club Union course, or returned unsold tickets. do so at once. Reports and talents should be made to Miss Lula If. Sniffer), 8mm. office. A meeting of the advisory committee of the South Norwalk Baptist church will be held tonight at 7:15 cfclcck. The committee will meet any who wish to unite with the church and have not al ready come before the committee. The regular mid-week prayer meeting will be held at 7:45 o'clock. TheYoung Women's Christian Tem' perancs Union will hold their regular meeting tomorrow evening with In. John Cashew. Concord street. it is hoped that every member will be present. Thequ of anoniah Raymond warettendedfromthe residence of her daughter. Ira. Sarah L. Selisek. Bry- tnonrpiaes.thls afternoon“ 2 o’clock. the Rev.A.B.Wyatt oflciating. The intermsutwasinPinalsland cemetery. The steamer Barre; due here lfsreh 8th, from Bremen, will probably have on board the Unsweilsr party. of Railroad plans, which went to Germany to be M at the fiftieth anniversary of the marriage of the Hours. Unawallcr's parents. We learn from the Dsnhury flows that big have been made fin liorwalk night, which is tonight, at the United Batters' falrnow in progress at thsArmory in that city. lacy mem- bers of the llorwalk Batters’ associer tineswlllhe thars.eeeontpnnied by the national oflcrrl of the Bat Yininherw afl Bat lskers’ Woes. Yatsrday afternoon Ollieer Decker dneovarsddohnCallnne.snnIploro of Win an lntosicatsd andmahlaganulmnosofhlm- thspnetelllea ‘f'keolheu kissedsvsrr-tasdprocesdsd tamerrtthemnatothrioeknp. Bers- M however, and the odlsss'r club wmkrsngktiatoplcssvsraltlmss. In usatef thastsruf moment. dobetitntsflsnryrsrryironduty for hattertkrrlerl’eroyolendsunlmoftha Norwelkoflmforaoouplscfweshs. ..__,._. Among the guests at the fourteenth annual dance and reception of' the Bridgeport Wheel cluh,lsat night. was W. A. Coley, a the South Norwalk post olllce. ‘"‘ --We are ailing candy very low. I"- A. Laue. All members of Olive Branch lander. N019, Knights of Pythias. are requested to attend the regular meeting tonight,” business of importance is to be transact ed. ’ Persons who wish to unite with _the South Norwalk ContWflai church at the communion service in March, will meet the committee this evening after the prayer meeting, in the ’paator'r study. Everybody lalnvited torhare in the prayer service, which begins at 7:45 and henfor its subject, "Christ’s Great Value to Us as Saviour from Sin." George Gehe, nenernl agent of the Western Union Teleltfwh company's time service department, is in town making arrangements for the introduct- ionoftheeleotrictime service in Nor- walk. Herbert ,W. Kemp has purchased u building lot on West liain street. Buckingham Lockwood, who went southou a hunting trip, recently aur- tainedarprained ankle, and in now en- route for Norwelk. Bev.A. B. Kavnnagh will give a lit- teen minute lecture on the Sunday school lesson for next Sunday, at the prayer meeting tonight at the First Hotbodistebfit. The subject is, “The Goodfismari " The following committee of oystermen appeared before the mmittee in Hart. ford lnaupportof theJudson oysterblll relatingtothaappolntment of anoyster bed inspector, and the licensing of oyster boats dredging on the natural beds in the floumtouio and Btratford rivers: W. A. Lewis, Bridgeport; Charles Soeley, New Haven; Wilbur Bins, Stratford; F. '1'. Lyon, South Norwalk; John lchinniss, Stamford: B. F. Palmer, Greenwich, and Daniel Wicks, Bowaytou. A freight train on the Consolidated road explodeda torpedo just as it was passing Patrick Costello, a section hand, near the Stratford depot. A piece of the flying torpedo struck him on the knee cap, injuring it painfully. A strange coincidence is that a year ago Costello met with a similar accident, in the name vicinity, and was injured in precisely the same place. John Morton is furnishing splice for the Consolidated rond's temporary bridge across Norwalk river. it is expected that 700 or 800 spiies. possibly 1,000, will be required to fill the ccntnct. besides some unusually long ones that will reach here by weter as soon no nevigation opens. Ilr. Morton secures the rpiles from thickly wooded land at West Nor- walk, Winnipsuk, More Hill, and other places in this vicinity. Several loads have already been - deposited on the ground near the west end of the pro- posed structure. -—A few more copier of ”The World's Sweetest Songs” and “The Musical Home” can be eecuredat the nominal priceof ii ceub each, at this chine. Alfred Helium, well known in the Norwalks. has resigned his petition as choirmnetsrof the Presbyterian church. Stamford, a pine which he has titled with conspicuous ability and success for the last dozen years or more. liehsr madeanew engagement totake charge of and direct the music of the West End Presbyterian church, corner of One linu- dred and Fifth street and Amsterdam avenue. New York. Ir. llallatn will begin his new duties at once. )lsdam lime, the well-known clair- voyant, in now making a return visit to this town. She comes from Daubury. iiecsntly. at Newburg, she succeeded in locating a valuable horas. Ira. Roes' fummlytlmudahecan be consult ed on past. present and future. Office, room 2. Old Well Hotel. The following programme will be red deudat the Concord street school to« marrow afternoon, baglnlng at Skill o'clock; (long, patriotic: recitation, "The line Princess,” Lillian Pierson; "The Sparrow and llaowllske,” Ada Harriers; 'mhing forChlidrsn," lfsrthaiispsl sin; "ii-ids Opinion.” Katie lcflagh; ”What is Worth Doubling,” William Cowpsrlhwslt. Lillie Courtnek. Vsrn Whitney, Charles Raymond, Tho-av ifsnfnrde'ksthsrtyBrll." ammo. his; song. “Debut" recitation. "A Behouihuy’s ‘l‘reublr.’l'rsakisionghllu. "Onion of the ling,” John lupin, endisltrorva. lttkat Ksywcna. Allard ”WA flora Pocket,” Thus. lflhsl; 'W M'hliflsn Brand- 33" “Willie. ere lime Combine the career srrnu awn rmslr. . E. M. Jackson. (0!" I. state'- Confectionery.) The engagement is announced. on Feb- ruary ll, of D. A. Boson, the Raymond street grwsr, to Kiss Bose Gershefeld,» the home of his uncle, A M. Bursts, 26 Dsy street ~— TbeGolden Bill Whirl club met last night with Cruncllmau and tire. E. H. For, West street. The prizes were won by lira. W. W. letter, J. I. Dibble and lira. P. N. Smith. The next meeting will be held with Mr. and In. G. C. Stilleon, Friday, the 22nd inst. Arthur 8. Hill. of Camp strret, will deliver the opening address at the mid- week meetlug in the Norwnlk Congrega- tional chapel to-night. The subject is "Does a Merely Morel Life Satisfy God?" State Organizer 1‘. F. Gilmore delivero ed an interesting address to the oflicers and members of Pilgrim Council, 0. U. A. If., lest night. Buckingham Post Woman’s Relief Corps, will meet tomorrow afternoon. —'l'hoee nougets in Lane‘s, only 88 cents pound. Peter Walsh, of Arch street, was driv- ing down the New Canaan road, this afternoon, when his hone took fright andran away. At Bank street lfr. Walsh was thrown out and slightly hurt. Thehorse continued to Winch pack, where it was captured. The sleigh was wrecked. The members of Sherman Command- ery, United Order of the Golden Cross, will hold a social meeting with Dir. and Mrs. Lewis I). Keefer. at their home on Grand street. tomorrow night. There is considerable tilk of getting up a living whisteuterteinment at Norwalk. probably for the benefit of the hospital. Ira Rebecca 8. Self. 16 Cross streets. is dangerously hick with pneumonia. The members of Carpenters’ Union, N0. 748, gave a highly feucceseful ball at the Athenmum. last night. There was a good attendance and a programme of twenty numbers was enjoyably carried out. The dances were dedicated to the different unions of the town Excellent music was furnished by St. George‘s or- chestra, and the prompting was by Prof. St. George. —DJn’t forget Welcome Stranger Lodge, Ni iii. Sons of St. George, first annual grand mosque ball, Norwalk Opera House. Wednsdny, Feburnry 20. Admission title for lady and gentleman. A costumer will be at the hall all day on the date of the bull. Minnehahn Division. Sons of Temper- ance. gave a box sociable, last night. While the attendance was not as large as should have been the case, those pres- ent had a most delightful time. The boxes were auctioned oil by Lewis Hubbeil. of Concord Division. Norwalk, in his usual happy manner. Thomas Vernon. the trainer employed by Dr. Dexter Hitchcock, was driving the doctor’s spirited colt. “Mollie Bier,” down West avenue, yesterday afternoon, when the animal took fright at a trolley car. lit. Varson was accompanied by Thomas O'Brien. Near Butler street the colt attempted to plunge across the track in front of the car. One of the runners of the sleigh collapsed, throwing the oc- cupants out and breaking the dash board of the sleigh, Mr. Vernon, who is an able horseman, restrnlned the animal from running. We understand the ladies of the Nor. walk Hospital association intend giving an entertainment at Hoyt’s Theatre, South Norwalkmu or shot“ the 26th innit, in order to raise funds to carry on the active and mastery work of the Norwalk hospital. To those who were fortunatsnuonghto in present at the entertainment for the Y. K. C. A... at thsiforwalk Opera House, and viewed young society ladlss of Norwalk and Booth llorwnik. it will only be mes—sq to “more that a series of living pictures somewhat the same character, and perhaps in- nludlng afawof theoriglnal oner,wlll menial materialistic“. The dldrreni ledlssand gentleman who have kindly volunteered theirrsrvierrformia worthy eherity usheollvsrshsarssi and will prwratsnsatertsluassatwall worthyof “embattled. Wapreillet a rash etheholofleeaede flattering m tar tits Wear. The new tlsnstthsnsarhirsdtoftha hospital, £30” 0* IlMH“! “has“ as institutes is our Mommas. the living pictures there produced by the - be given in mnectlon with a hunches ,, F n LAWTON & co. 22 South main Street. J ACKSON’S PHOTOGRAPHS onraimistoniva satisfaction incur-patrons. and to furnish them with the flout productionrof the PHOTOS! arurc ARI. LARGE OOLLIOTIOK 0' outcome 8min”. Photographer. 58 Wall Street, Norwalk, Conn. KARO and organ inelructl BIP‘ Nina A. lawns. ornauist fighbfiowalfi t church. ssthfalnstrret. orwalk.Conln?r1llam Rowaylon feels the prograsive spirit of the times, and asks that at the special town meeting next Tuesday, its main thoroughfare may be widned. It cer- tainly would add to the appearance and conveniewe of the village. A brakemau on the switch engine was in the waiting room at the depot about 8 o'clock last night, and created such a disturbance that Operator Baeetman told him to go outside. The man refused, and a passenger brakeman who came 'in shortly afterward ejected him. Outside the two men had some words, and finally came to blows, but were soon repented, and they left the depot none the worse for the encounter. Norrie B. Hartford, of Norwalk, has begun action for a divorce from his wife, Dalia Hnnford. Her maiden name was Delia Cummings. They were married J one 17, 1898. Infidelity is charged. Attorney John J. Walsh represents the plaintiff. A large delegation of members of the Women's Relief Corps, of Douglas Fow- ler Port, G. A. 11.. will go to the Soldiers’ Home on the 0:50 train tonight, and give the veterans there a pleasant evening. Karla El. Budd.of 56 West Eighty. fifth street, New York city, reported to Superintendent Shepard that she lost her gold watch while changing from train No. ii to it, in South Norwalk. The superintendent untitled Station Agent Raymond, and an effort is being made to find it. Areward of 025 is offered for its return. The ladies of the South Norwalk Con- gregational church are making prepara- tions for a first-class turkey supper to he served in the church parlors next Tues— gevceiuz. . ll. ll. PLAISTED. DRUGGIST. WWW We have just opened a new lot of thlllllllllil'd FINE PAPERS. in fine wove and linen stock, 1 qr. boxes, octave and com- mercinl sizes, at 25 cents. nus ISA BARGAIN. , in Writing Tablets we can suit you at any price from i cent *0 “.00. l 3 ii 9 YOUR FRIENDS ARE usmc “ Mill ’8 Bfllillll REMEDY” WHY NOT Till IT? h h it h 15 MD 50 CENT Blllllli ll ill flRllBiISTS. Wat-MAM ll. ll. Plaisled, to. 43 Washington Si... tutti lomdi. tom , ourhandr. bntwehavstoomuoh theyear,wenrebonndtoreduoeitbeforethespring mdthisintheway wepropose‘todoitrfi tilts sins, Reduced from $10.00 and 012 00. Mill’s suns, $7.50, Reduced from 812.00 ,.814 00 and $15.00 MEN’S SUITS, for. $10.00. Reduced from $15.00, $17.00 and “8.00. 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