‘ thy at death's door, ant-
Bhewaetahen
- Inblneonofthellrmot Robin-
annihilate tobnildaaew house on
‘50:,th road. The collar is
- manage”:
E‘ TheYonngPeople'eJnniorLaaguewill
meet at the fleet AvenIEIe lethodia'
church, tomorrow afternoon
“Tramaltdatho‘clook thepeator,llev.
A“). Smith, will preechoneot his short
Wmtotbechilfren.
Thsprayerand praise service will be
held in the East Avenue Methodist Epic)
E , eopal church and room, tonight / Q
_ ‘ m intros gmay
E" “attendee
th‘avmg Isa who has
“Julio“: “m‘ ‘uim. J. W.
E”We, for some
moire“E o
MIPS. Irma},Z 'i’e in Hartlord,
E_ Ira. WW: Beech, of Waterbury,
b m Ire. w. 3. Marvin.
J. B. Randall's little granddaughter,
Hells. whohaeheen loitering with hip
dhease term time, had an operation
[interned yesterday by Dr. Baker, F. B.
m by Dr. Walter Hitchcock.
Rev. K. D. Nettleton, of Rochester, N _
Y" B m hie sitar, Mrs. Charles
W. Iaple avenue.
The-ailnuttrr received at the local
Wwithlhthepaetday or so has
nonaldaabiy increased. which is readily
elphiand from the tact that today is St.
Valentials Day.
E‘E hall. in a New Turning aear.
Selectman Dashem went to Bridgeport,
\Jyeetwday, toeee Harbor Hester McNeil
larbor until repairecan bemadetothe
street drawbridge. The se-
me how and a red.ileg will be dis-
'“byedinthedey timeandaredlight by
Wand the repair-commenced.
work will consist at putting ina
.flirldge company. The gearing arriv
'. elyeeterdayrullteeneectlone. together
,‘iplhadrew. in readineeeiomahetbe
‘7 Min-owinprogreee. Thetnrning
9‘ mum-mm took the present
. when navigation leprech-
. A's-ea laag
donned the asst: ol' her husband and
warding the closing of the Norwelt
mm inetruowd to close
I Thedraw wee accordingly closed
did
fill-Sugar by nun from the Bor-
i “theme“ the Warhol blocking
EEE-{flflheenotoperatedemoothly tor some
W .
.‘ulyMtouatethechange.
Whimed hlmtogoilnniedl
“minerals! shirt
E hanreneeoeeipany.who insured Treat
. bronghttobearupon the agent. who h
, agent. bowever,ieina lair way to get
ltnoweppeere thatenepatet a tile
Wellieoalysehort tine betorehie
deathiequtte yto out into trouble
eeaeeoeutot ,lingoperatione.1t
'eeemetbatlneteadotpeylngtbeawonnt
justly dneatthethneot lranh’e death,
the agent retained 087.78 [or hitaeelt.
At length Ir. Trader's auspicious were
eroneedandtbetrnth was brought out.
Adeteetiveleealdtoharebeen working
nptbecaee.andothersimiliar instances
have been discovered. Pressure was
It“ to have been given thirty daye in
which to pay over to Mr. [odor the bal-
ance due. 01 the amount that kept back
elittleovermheebeen paid in up to
date, and the company intends to see
that the matter is properly settled. The
hie just desert at the hands ot the insur-
ance compeny.—Advocate. .
Thomas Conley has been hired the past
few days to watch a hennery on the prof
perty ol lire. Benjamin Beeley, corner at
Central street and Maple avenue, which
was until lately rented by George Ever-
ett. Yesterday Mr. Everett’s brother
“Don" went there to tear the structure
down. but was prevented by Conley.
The hennery was built by Alonzo Weed,
butaeithae etcodon the property for
several years. lire Seeley thinks she
owns it. Benlord Smith is moving into
the place today. ,
A connection was completed yesterday
noon. between this place and Tltlxayton.n
and the {our tracks are again in use, and
will probably remain so. permanrntly.
Theodore W. Austin. it is stated on
good anthority,h"ae otfeted to sell hie
block property {or “0,000.
Miss Me i blather. of Brooklyn, is
visiting a the reeidence 0! Albert E.
Scofieidf
' The St. Valentine’s day entertainment
under the auspices ot the Ladies' Aid
aociety of the Congregational church,
will take place in the Town Hall tonight.
The programme will consist of vocal
and instrumental music, tableaux, reci-
tationa by John O'Neil, 0! Stamford, and
singing by Mrs. ll. A. Borden, of New 0
Raven, concluding with a abort play
writtenby Mn. Neil R. Mitchell, “St.
Valentine’s Day in the Boarding Hones.”
When the employee of the Postal Tele-
gram: company were about to string the
eight new wires in front of Samuel Silli-
Inan’e residence, he told the foreman
that he had an injunction against their
redoing, and the foreman at once in-
structed the men to hang the coils of
wire on the poles. and the gang went on
to the next place. They are working
towards Norwalh.
lies Sarah l. Whitney is confined to
her home with grip.
The Congregational church have etartv
ed a home department in the Sunday
school. Miss Louie Austinhae been elec‘
ted preeldent.
Barry, eon ol’ Hr. and lire. James
Lind-la, who has been sick with pneu-
monia, has had a relapse and is now
seriously ill.
Patrick Savage will shortly more into
one of Charles G. Waterbury'a boom on
Central street. William Ogden will
move into the house vacated by Mr.
Savage.
lire.(}eerge Beta. 0! Brooheide are-
nue, waa seventy-five yearent age laet
fiatunlay. and the ocnnaiun was appro-
priately cvlehrated by a family reunion,
and a large gathering of friends.
Jack—Miserly has been studying it up,
and he says the score at touch is doileat
onlhe back. Dick—Touch him {or no
and no it you don’t strike a dullsrvpolnt
than that.
"in your new story what made you
put in the chapter on pirates. with all.
the awlnl Manila?” 1 had just bought
a tonntaln pen.”
WW.
“ M in the BMW'flI
Cold in the Head
when one later a law doeee cl
CRAMPTON’s
HOME TABLETS No. It
according to directions.
YOUR WW mm m... M-
mules/r dayatthla
. lleparate leein
mo. Nos. : Graduations.
illarrteaathmortwawr,
gin”. 12);: Trudi?" a picture i
a
Toa’it’: m. Nero moan liability: in. Cow;
1*“ no.2 a: in:
case at twelve. grant-em
went'
names and)
Thweweeeieee‘iaeertewe.
anthewaswnadreee‘whe. .
lerwasabewerlslbleerleeedewa
Heine-diam
“wherewithal-cease.
.Vithellitelaighteea-aia ‘
lemuhadetiltlowerevery prise
Andedvertleed again.
’ Andwhenheadmtleel We
Blerlvaleloedlyewore.
Toesefillernahwltbuiahtanl-da
Topatrordaehlaetore.
And whiletheyntln solitude.
A eaw hire custom win.
The nianbehlad theconnter stood
And raked theahechlee in.
And whenherahed theeheckleeia.
‘ Anduw bletortonertslng,
Be mohegnndlylotottln
And kept onedvertlelng.
Each day a monomer he'd slob.
And demonstrate toll plain ‘
The more one pays tor printara' int.
Tbegrsaterlahla aaln.
Taylor a Golden
E Real Estate and insurance
WASHINGTON mm.
Persona loch! ”mo,” barium anoint
with the viewo
fi‘ifidmm part onrl‘ the «3“.wa {or
o
nrlceeandoneeev terma. y“ nit!
WANTED.
BALE)!” l’ortheroad. Addre- with
«mace! B. 1130M”, on late
street. Bantatclonn mar
couture manning eetabliehuent. No. a
care. South lor-
Wereepeet anmnncetothe
eltiaena at Booth Norwaih. orwalhand Vietn—
ythatweeatabllsbed ourselvee lnyonr
midst, in the dyeing and “glee;
E
be’auita.
Mullah capfie‘aglntante'
bane. use». nmkor
acnri'a. tlee.h
“Kifilavdaomn.
also “dill... cleaned and curled.
mtlemen'a
amente dyed or cleaned and
upon manner. 0. 8011131138. mElll it
HATNA BINDERS. Inquire at Cflllfljl' &
P‘B taciory No. 2. Water street.
‘iouth Norwalh. fl lw
EEEE
E'El'0 LET.
FTBST- CLAEEHS hens: with modern In
movements. in send location. lnqnlrl of
owner etn’l'aylor avenue hm Want at eat.
or orouvss 2. mm. agent, on Wash
letngton 32H tt
WAGE corner of by use piece and Track
its "an mlodfl'n nwmvemenle lo-
quire or continue a LYN e no lw
08 room apartment. floor front ad
W blunt indowa la sver’ym
ae .
halls lighted. heated and cleaned. Verv do
aireahle rent for a small family. Bent t” and
1.393%, at omce of the OLD WEhh CIGAR
hington street. as
HOUSE to rent, No. 6 Courtlandt place. All
mndm improvements Inquire at 72
West avenue. South Norwalh. I'll lw
LEASANT furnished me. with or with—
out beat. and all modern in vemenu.
Lmjnlrazn premiere. No it Bet on free”.
on ninet-
orw lle
THREE rooma'lEll ilnnth Main street. water
in rent 83; home 67 Woodward ave-
nue. rent. 13: boo-e10 rooms, I Baotou!
floor 01' house. tel: room-hm!
QLWOOWARD.
place: some
art Point etreet rent.
Ave! 1 to
INDIE! HALE.
Ul‘l‘AtElE-ET ANT) Bl'lhlllNEfl um. Crit-
tags on Quintartl arenne ale rooms
each early new and in on dttlnn.
Good improved bulldlnn iota. eeirabl
Termscasy. Apply to FAANL‘H rill ELEEE
F LEEU’T‘EBTIE BILL“ put. up and repaired;
1 slot trir clocks. elev trio mnvlh' al ballerina.
soUTH sortwami lialwWaltz CD. at
South lialn atroci. alz ti
llulldl'. Tor-amt on Elmwmd Eavenire. be—
twren High and tinirlen Hill streets.
about lllmlnulee‘ walk from depot and heel»
none centre. theatre. churches. schools. etc. ..
on Long laiamlrbmnd; excellent beetlnrt aD~
part-toe. running water. home all piped for
gran and ready tor mnrwctlon when main is
extended, seven rmme and cellar and attic:
size of lot wail": plenty of shade. some (mitt
price “loll. ”Amman; am mung 3m".
told by bank: arr-0nd men age BRIE; l to'mn
ramwitninn-I-net. Ad rem.)
(Mt. tirnnwia h. lorm
lwn
TA
when»?! roll inn deal needing alight
S repairs too .12. (‘allEat No. it
cent? errata. '
w
lt’t'bm'
MEEUBICE HAELEL.
South Norwalh. tor two weehe commends:
"ORBIT, FEBRUARY ll
MATHEW'B
comedy and Mikado
Tea Company.
Ase-moteflmareertor-ereeadaeea-
settreeaa. Pnetnatlimrriyeareetep.
admins. “helm-eh. lteiean. lei
med-nah. tadleeareeerdtfllym
teceeeweeleeetheieeeaeea. fllw
NOTICE.
$1!an
I. aarrmn.
'rer eiahtu-n
mllvlngteetlmlnlele at Tue wc.
M was“
Avon’s PILLs
“Tor several
. years, 1 wee a ‘
greatnlererlron
vere ”he udsr
‘ the flyhulde, .
new nadir the .
rlflitabonlaer- ,
-.blade '
at the shin. .
, epiritedaeu, endereerpln theetoareeh. .
'lenpleasedtobeabietoatatethetlj
havebeenrellevedotalltbeeeeoav.
plaintehythenseothyer'efllla. 1.
Nthemmlamtoheaaelegantattermn j
aerpill."~lre.li.a.man.luney,fa. .
AYER’B PILLs';
m ”w mm
AT THE WORLD" FAIR
Hoyt’s opera House
0N1! NTGB’I’ ONLY.
eons. rennin I8lll, '95
THE COHEN BUNBEAM.
nuance ammo.
In her new sensational drama.
' ‘T HE
CAPTATN’S
MATE. ”
New ecm-ry. great mechanical circle. tbrtl-d
“3'? situations. exciting tableaux.
no mtawayeim onthe bulbbnoy in mid-
ocea the rescue at sea, the insult to the
Mn. a new. destruction of the Brazilian
trader. view ot the No th river with railroad
depntann the Jew-y elmre. the rock Irribbed
coat of Maine. the amerlmn mah-ot-war
”handball/15c l-eota on eale at Plain-
ted' e and Gregory a drug stores.
out this mum on.
DR. GRADY
Bee adopmithia plan. That he will charge
nothing "advice II't-Ilmfli'ellon for the pi»
i eot’ a nut visit All medlt lute pres: ribrd by
doctor are prepared at his Laboratory.
n or his pererInnlnupervlainn. and prepared
with grmrnrrnrer. a; d m mert the rrqltirr-
menu of each individual reso-
ll'l. RRllll. SPECTIUST.
Bity Hotel. Wed. Feb. 20th. Only.
T'ERMANEN fl." LOCATE!)
253 STATE 51'. .
llfilllflfil'fiit l'. ('05); .
Where he may be! urul for 'the er-ienlilic
eeaminatlam amt treatment of all dlmcuit.
mreundinr U imosn' lllallAtlba AND
El)l'0lt!ll1’llfi,ilr.trrady be» made this
clean of canoe a reorient study (or the peel
m". during which time he baa
"it “Jill dill-til.“ man ni’ which
treated 0"
ate not a traveling quack. but an rd
pbyelctan. routine with more-an in that ill--
recline, calla; that at any other well.
gimme mumstry. llla treatment at in
:Eflflcm. EMT" mum”: realemarv not;
ae ag e
(mat-hen MM. tall. AEil m.
scribed by Th. tired are etrlctly v?“
preparadtn areatlhe Mante’ach ndlvld.
a1”. era-find al'e‘o Eratraculoaa la lingerh eiteclf.
tr. 0 arms mm .
cal treatm’t. 9‘ The rapidity with which he
duenbee all diaaneea la truly w ahead
eatoeiehre allwbo call Inna hire and be
frankly telle all wbaihnor not tbsyeanbe
to
diseases that eflllct the button
gm“ .2: «The toilewtag a few or
new!” :
. ,
snowman“... E;
lites Kelsey Overcoat in the regular
aedeatreleegth (integers and Due-
muyhflhflnhathave been eel-
rhegeehigbeeth5tbhyear'aprodae-
“won’tlartlongetprleal ”tho.
Thebelaeoeetoer celebrated all wool
blacks-dune.” Cheviot Bette entle
eiagleenddoeblebreestedsaoheead
thrubnMMwaylrneke.“ e
'heennebstterebownthiewinter term;
we loathed then»- 18.88.
In our tarnishing department we will
sell the balsam at our on boson)
Shirts, white bodice with on ,and our
taney' parcels Shirts, with umxeollare
andonfla,at'moente;they wereWo and
$1.50. 79 oil.
coals we advertised last week at 04.44.
88.06, 08.88. Odd garments, you know,
that'a why we sell them leea than cost.
MEIGS & CO.
E ”7 llaia nor. Hall St" delfipm, 0t.
Makers and Retailers or Good Clothing.
SOLID
SILVERWARE
SUITABLE FOR
WEDDING PRESENTS.
H. S. ROOD.
10 South Isle Street, So. Norwalh.
am
MRS L E GIRDIRIER
deelrneafew In] lle oin OIL PAINTING or
CRAYO 0N DB netrnctat the
homes ofpitpllaorlatthew reEeEiEdeEnce oi t.Dr W
C Burkemn West street. Terms reasonable.
ELECTRO PLATING
0! ALL HID!
CRAIRElIERS 28ROIZER.
REPLITIlil‘I I SPERIRLTT.
HETAL PATTERNS MADE AND
REPAIRED.
ESTIIAflI FURNISHED
ORDERS SOLICI‘I'ED.
Will—till - mm.
2!
SOUTH NORWALK. - - CONN.
)8) lm
E..- AIII IOIT GOING 1'0
Florida
’I'his
Winter?
it an be sure and go by the
“CLYD E LINE.’
he only eteamehlvi line. running from
New York direct to
J acksonville. Fm”
Shopping 'at
Charleston, 8. C.
for tickets. stateroom. etc.LlnqulI e of
GEORGE F. BEARSE, AGENT,
at that (My National Bank
nlam
ill] YRil
ng SELL
I'll".
willhavetopey toryourineatherealtar.
quitesostlliaeyonare. Igne-
E. J. WADHA
unthinkabmnltorwalk.
Telephone I”.
“MAM“..MM
Webave more of the bargain Over- WW-
EMANUEL
I5 MARSHALL STREET.
THE PEOPLE’S MARKET
upodsaenghtorme. Theprloeearealwayarighttbere. Goodday.
l Wanton
t‘llilialnetrerldaeoort.
WHO SAID HARD TIMES?
SATURN IS Till BIT AID Till GREAT SALE.
NEWS. 92 WISRTNRTOI STREET.
”lawnmower, needs-e.
lubereeMnMatteeeab.
,aeeeeeat mandameaitihenawtmn tetra
. labodmlle.
MI
This week our on ads: eon»
slate of 1,500 yards of fancy
stripe and plaid Outingl’lan-
nol! in “ski the pink. stern.
etc, etc. Home goods sold last
seasontor 18in per yard. This
large lot we place on sale today
for Ho per yard.
2nd lot—50 doeen W fast
black Bose, good weight, good
quality, good value, at 190 per
pair; reduction thieweek of tile
per pair, or in other words 12in
3d iot.—-To the men who wear E
good weight Outing Shirts we
would say we have a genuine
bonanza for you. We propose
tolet go about 7 dozen Shirts,
different kinds, that we have
sold for 500, 55c, title and 69c,
for the uniform price of 390.
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 e standard make 1 oz. spools
of Sewing Silk, at 21c per spool.
5thlot.-—50dozenSinkBI-ooms,
2c each.
6th lot-25 dozen good size
Scrubbing Brushes, 5c each.
7th lot—Solid copper, nickel
[listed Tea Kettle, 71c.
8th lot. All sizes of Lindsay’s
Hose Supporters, 1895 pattern,
with Lisle Thread elastic. Same
price as cotton. Size, Lsdies’,
156.; Misses’, Children’s and
Babies', 12in per pair
9th lot—3 dozen bunches of
[Black Ostrich Tips, 3 to the
bunch, worth $1.25 bunch.
Our price is right down to hard
pan, 500 per bunch.
soufilll‘wm
Boston Store...
83 Washington Street,
SO. - NORWALK.
MARSHALL’S
SchoolofShorthand
and Typewritlng.
Masonic Building Wall St, llor-
welt. open
Terms reegnable. School rooms open from 19
am. until Viped In daily exceyét‘ Saturday“ Alan
Monday. edneeday and rlday eve plug
from 7-20 town. 'lhose desiring to ormEEEZe'to
science would do well to calf
GolltHIAM MARSHALL. Box 869. Norwalk
n13
WATER CMSI’TB AND CEHBPOOLS
[HIANED
LL workwarmnted to he done in the best
manner and for least money, Block or
or straw LbyJ bale or
lode. ‘ JAMES.
split wood. 5'] cord; he"l
ton: team work of all
BorE W. South Norwalk.
buy the best. " There s a pleasure in
selling the best goods.
.00 Till! KNRW
RIBREST QUALITY
that a. man is judged b
the quality of the goo
he sol ls.
tells the story of a
large business with
us the past year.
as low as we can. That’s might
low. With it all comes con -
deuce and trade.
T. HATCH,
OIAII. SALT. nan, IN.
THE FROZEN BUTCHER.
Ir. Smith enters the market of Holdup a Takeal.
‘ today, Ir. Roldan? Ir. Holdup-«Who price of meat is very high today. You
hnowwehavehedareguierhlluardanditlelmpoeeibletogetany stock,» you
Well, whatle meat worth
It. Smith—lie, he. be, well you male
melangb. Yodeeerntolmgetthereleone butcher in town that is not lroaea
his. Proprietor
at Wall et.,
teed, - Telephone
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