be M the
mishasdedla. am ma-
cvtroifi bsmadstoaccommo-
.. .bufehange cannot be in-
usuMuMuaiesscoppis sent
o'clock in the afternoon of the
ehanpstsdeslred.
litany friends of Miss Tillie E.
iormerly of Booth Norwalk,
gill” to hear of her serious illness
‘ borne in Bridgeport.
“tlerlndge,No 97,1. 0 0. 1",, will
anothsrlnuch box sociable in their
‘ in Hoyt’s Theatre building,
. . . yevenlng, February 25th. Apro-
. ., of vocslaud instrumental music
readings will be rendered.
Ike Dennls' athletic class for young
ladies meets tonight at 7 o’clock, in the
South Norwallt Athletic club rooms.
‘ *Thosenongets in Lane's, only 23
cents pound.
’ Awagonloaded with telegraph wires
M other apparatus _was coming out of
Icarus street, yesterday afternoon,
when the driver, in attempting to turn
into South Main street, brought one
of the wheels of the vehicle in cos-
I' not with the track of the Tramway
com y. The axletree gave way at
‘1 this juncture, allowing the wagon to col-
ist church choir will
. l o'clock for rehearsal.
are Miss McMahon, of
o is confined to the
housez'iary l -. lly, of Norwalk, is
' seriously illof - ; In. W. F. Whit~
hck, who .~ rated upon for appen-
dicitis by l 8. H. Huntington, re-
, « fortshle at her home on
‘ Union
-Flua . - supper. Congregational
.next Tuesday.
V Yester Constable Samuel Ireland
Med losure papers upon John
man employed by W. B. E
. ‘r’ Otis purchased a let (u
~ atfr‘oln Fred. St. John Lock
1 2nd, paying $50, and leaving a
at .825, the interest on which he
. rpsid.
VI Ones Smith, for being intoxicated,
‘fi'ss lid .1 and costs by Justice Edv
ward Barrett, this morning.
Conductor Vaughan. of the Danbury
‘divlsiou, is ill, and Conductor John Grif-
fin is running in his place.
On account of next Friday being a
legal holiday, the Anon Singing society
will hold its rehearsal next Monday.
Gustav Pitzer, the barber, is sick at his
home on Stuart avenue.
Hrs. Orville Duty, of High street, is
sariousiyiu.
The rise in the temperature within the
last two days has caused the ice in the
, Sound to break up so that navigation
has been resumed. If the mercury con-
tinues to rise, bringing a thaw, the bar-
bar will be free of ice in a week or two.
{The Consolidated road has decided to
run a new train from New York to New
Haven on Sunday morning. It will
“It from New York at 9 o ’clock. The
(altar of a Yale student has agreed to
mm the company a weekly re-
turn of $165. The road refuses to adver»
thsthe train, fearing that it will later-
fere ytith the tradlc on its other roads.
“Derby, silk hats renovated,0'Brieu's
Theraarsst thepresent time between
severity and eighty children, between
the ages of two and twelve years, all
nationalities. at the Fairficld County
Etna. ready to go into homes. The
committee invite the public to visit the
noun. it is open to visitors daily.
Interest in the Thradsy nightprayar
meetings at the First lethodlst church
' still continues. Last night the church
wsadtlsd with eager listeners. Rev. A.
5.th changed the orderof ex.
are“. and instead of beginning the
mssslagwith an address hpoctheflua-
“7 school lessor» he opened with the
rush prayer service, and,» 8:30pm
him school talk upon the sol»
“1th Benefit”. " Thus:-
talks are provlugvsry bane
Wis m and scholars and much
m h taken by all.
, 15M bombed will give
systemic-a cause
I. Ves-
raé Board of Belle: ofthe city of Nor- ‘
walk, will hold their last session tonight
.from 7:00 to 9 o’clock.
The sixty-three children at the County
Home were made happy yesterday
when each one received a valentine
The Daughters of the King of Trinity
parish, of South Norwalk, were the
thoughtful senders.
wTurhey supper. Note,“ down for
next Tuesday, 80th Norwalk Congrev
gatlonal church parlors. Admission
free. Supper,85c.
bliss MaiCurtie, daughter‘of Cashier
William A. Curtis, of the Central Na-
tional bank, who has been seriously
ill, has recovered sufficiently to resume
her studies at the Elmira seminary,
where she is a pupil.
Secretary Jackson, of the Y. M. C. A.,
has received a letter from Rev. Dr. Lori:
met, of Boston, endorsing the Fisk Jubi-
lee. singers as the original company. They
will appear here for the benefit of the
association on March 6.
The cute little Indian girl papoose that
attracted the admiration of people, es
pecially the ladies, at Tonalhson's drug
store in South Norwalk. and Hale's drug
store up town, where the Kickapoo lu-
dian family were temporarily stationedv
is seriously sick in Danbury. The pa-
poose is only five months old and has
‘uever been sick before. Wednesday
night a physician was in attendance
nearly all night, butathe little one was
reported somewhat better yesterday.
-—We are selling candy very low. F.
A. Lane.
A large cat was~~ run over by the trol-
ley last night, opposite the residence of
F. F. Byxbee, South Main street.
Although the depot restaurants at
SouthNorwslk sndStsruford and at other
stations on the New York division will
be done away with in the spring, the
restaurant in the Bridgeport depot. con-
ducted by John Irving, will not be af—
fected by the order, as the proprietor has
a lease for several years yet. It is under-
stood that one or more dining cars will
be attached to every passenger train go.
in in either direction. The road ra-
ceives a large rental for its depot resteuh
ante, the one in New Haven paying
$6,000 a year.
Pair/{inc Castle, No. 2, A. 0. K. of M.
C., have issued a paper in the interest of
their bazaar, which will he held in the
Manderville building, at 100 Washington
street, commencing next Monday and
ending next Saturday, February 23.].
There will be different attractions every
evening, with dancing from 10 to 12
o'clock. On Friday, Washington's birth-
day, there will be dancing from he 5
o'clock, in the afternoon. Dwyer‘s Nor-
walk band has been engaged to furnish
the first night.
—-L nest style Derby at O'Brieri’s.
The children of the Franklin street
kindergarten celebrated St. Valentine’s
Day by appropriate exercises. An inter-
esting feature of the programme was the
posteliice game. The mail matter consis-
ted of valentines, the work of many tiny
lingers during the past week. The
envelopes were made by pupils of Grade
5. Each child sealed his envelope and
pasted the stamp in the position itshould
occupy. During this operation a nonver-
sation about stamps and the comet
method of addressing letters was in pro'
gress. Mania Henry Mueller exerch
the duties at s pastorate, assisted by
Ifiss Katherine V. Campbell. Thesbund-
snce of mail was promptly stamped and
distributed.
There was another cakewalk in
8tsmford,\ Wednesday night, at
which Don Juan Carlos, formerly
of Norwalk, Harry Hammond and
Jimmie Jamlesou competed in a
buck dance. It was the universal opiu-
ion, says the Advocate, that Hammond
deserved the decision, but the judges
thought dilferent, and awarded it to
Carlos. Hammond had introduced some
jig steps in his dancing, whlla Carlos had
executed an original book dance. The
decision was received with hlsses. Cer-
los. who is something of a ventriloquist,
took the stage with the intention of
giving a performance, but a number oi
women became suddenly afflicted with
severe coughs to which there was no
stopping until Carlos was obliged to
leave thestage. l
Dr. J. l. churn.of South llaiu street,
is theposssmorofsu antique sideboard,
said to be over ”00 years old. Yesterday
be bad this ancient relic photographed
by D. 1". Hunt. at John Boston's uphols»
tery establishment in Norwalk, where
the sideboard is being repaired.
Ablllwsslatrcdccsd in the General
Assembly, yesterday. prohibiting the
ridingctbicyoisssterstscfmcrs than
ten mllsssuhourcu ssylrlghwayer
, _e§mum
22 South j' Main Street.
statistic
, roam. ~
TON "& CO.
JACKSON’S PHOTOGRAPHS 7
Combine the LET IBI' I‘I'YLE All! IIIIIII.
Ouraimlstoglvs satisfaction tocurpstrcuv.
and to furnish them with the llaest productions of the ruoroaltsrutc Alt".
LARGE OOLLEC‘l'lOlI 0f OfllhDitll’fl BTUDIID.
E. M. Jackson.
(Over r. Head's Confectionery.)
A representative of the American Fire
Engine company will, it is expected, ar-
rive in Norwalk this afternoon and, em ‘1
amine the new steamer, which has prov-
en unsatisfactorv.
Ksbaosa Encampment, 1.0.0 F.,
«Inferred the third degree upon six cau-
dldates, last night. Next week the
members of the lodge will visit Slam—
ford Lodge.
At the fire on Brook street, last night,
one of the horses on the Pioneer truck
fell, breaking the harness.
—-A few more copies of “The World's
Sweetest Songs" and “The Musical
Home" can be secured at the nominal
price of .5 cents each, at this union.
John Hannigsn has accepted employ-
ment at Hugh Donnelly' s Norwellk gro-
cery store.
The members of Sherman Council, U.
0. (i. (3., will be entertained tonight at
the residence of Mr. and’ Mrs. Lewis I),
Keeler,ou Grand street.
Constable Walter Hall, who is also
the popular sergeant-major of the Sec-
ond Battalion, Fourth Regiment, and a
prominent expreeemau, received a val-
eutina yesterday. It’s a boy, and mother
and child are doing well.
Hubert Mitchell, of West street. will
entertain the independent Sbcisll club,
tonight.
---All the latest style derbys at O'Brien’s.
Comptroller Mead recently appointed
George Hebbsrd, of Bridgeport, fireman
at the Capitol in Hartford, at .750 a
year, in place of Jomph Duran. Mr.
Hebbard evidently didn't understand
what was repu'red of him, and when he
had shoveled coal into the yawning
furnaces for about an hour he gave it up
and returned home. Fireman lDoran is
holding the position until a men more
accustomed to that kind of work than
Mr. Hebbard is appointed.
Mrs. Frank Hayes is sick at hr! home
on Summit street. WM
——Fried escallups at Depot Restauran'.
A wooden awning is being erected in
front of W. H. Verity's building. which
was recently removed to its new focus
(lotion near the bridge. ()tbetr improve»
merits, which will place the store in
readiness for occupancy, are also being
made about the building.
Senator John H. Ferris introduced a
resolution in the Senate, yesterday, ap-
pointing James G. Gregory, M. D., of
Nerwulls. one of the trustres of the Con:
necticut Hospital for the Insane at Mid-
dletown, fora term of four years from
July 1, 1895. «Dr. Gregory was formerly
a trustee of the institution, but went out
of olilce during Senator J. S. Seymour’s
term.
Irving MoChesney, a batter, who live
orsix years ago worked in South Nor-
walk, was arrested in New York city,
last Wednesday, on a charge of bigamy.
it is claimed he has wives living in
Orange, Buffalo and New York city.
The mayor and several members of the
Board of Councilmen of the city of Non
wich 'are explored in South Norwslk
this a'ternoon, to visit the municipal
electric light plant.
A prelimidary meeting of the Catholic
Benevolent Legion was held in the
Knight; of Columbus flail, last night,
and it was decided to organize a council
in Norwalk, on Sunday, February 23. It
will‘ be called McMahon. Council, in
honor of the late bishop cll thh diocese,
James Scsnlon, the organizer, went to
Bridgeport today to institute a new
council in that city.
During the severe snow-term of last
week, AmistsntSupericteudent Dunbar,
of the Norwslk Tramway company, had
the motormeu sud conduetors relieved
sverytrip, and also supplied the em-
plcyss with coffee and Ibihattbe car
house. Thscornpany has always been
very coesidersteof thshralth and cone
fortof its employee. a fact which they
seem to greatly appreciate Buparlatsno
dent K. W. Isusleld is particularly
popular with the men.
--'.Csw Youqu to order. O‘Brien.
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Photographer.
lid Wall Street, llsrwslk. (less.
PI‘NOA. and
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organ instruction bv lies
at churcd‘wgoro'gnnis“ “i“ 1:00;."
or use
estMsinstreet.Norwslk.Conn. 188m
George 1'. Beam, chairman of the
finance committee of the Grand Council
of theiloyal Arcanum, paid an olllclal
visit to Wallingford Council,No. 1866,
Wallingford, last niuht.
John L. Fuller, aged fifty-eight years,
died yesterday afternoon at,his home in
West Norwalk. The funeral will be
held from his late residence Sunday af-
ternoon at 2 o’cllc_—k.~____
Clilford Kedney, of Ely avenue, em-
ployed in the Norwalk Iron Works and
a member of the band, has been obliged
I) give up work for a short time on ac-
count of ill health.
John Authors, aged five months, died
this morning, at the home of his par-
ents, 110 Ely avenue.
Christian Swartz has sold to Kate
Lamb Prentiss, land and buildings on
Quintsrd and Lincoln avenue, easterly of
Woodward (Venue, or the twenty-eight
lots of the land known as the Woodward
homestead Eliza Brand to Williamfl.
Smith, land on West street.
The members of Pioneer Book and
Ladder company had a social gathering
at their headquarters on lain street, last
night, and entertained several members
of Phoenix Engine and Hope Hose com-
panics.
Mtford Encampment, of Bridgeport,
will exemplify the royal purple degree
and give a banquet to the members of
several encampmeats on Thursday even.
lug, February 21. Golden Rule Encamp-
ment, the largest encampment in Net
York city, and the encampments of Nor-
walk and South Norwslk and Stamford
have‘all been invited. The visitors will
go up on theirsin leaving New York at
d p. m.
o- ~-~._W._...._ _,..... _ ”you.“
ll. ll. PLAISTED.
DRUGGIST.
The last Congress put an In-
ismsi Revenue lax oil cents
per Part to Playing (lads, and
nestle lmsi has doubled the
llanulaclums’ Price.
Boise lure a low pots oi
the
WINNER CARDS
illicit as will sell as long as
they last at
l5 cents per Pack.
list out lllldllfll pose
Bunker Hill Cards
AT
35 cents per Pack.
..,. n a (my... umwanm
lie luvs 25 reams of goal
LINEN PAPER lllf
Typewritera’ use’shicll
so are slitting st
85s per mo lot It l-Zrl
suit in ms in his
ii. a. raised:
”v ‘3 “m 5"?
llflt'il’l iii Eli .
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(
On our hands. but we have too much omits: this
theyear. weareboundtoreduoeltbetorethesprlugmds
toarrive,andthisisthewayweproposetodoit: ‘
artisans,
Reduced from 010.00 and 812 00. ~ l ‘y
Mill’s suns, $7.50.
Reduced from 312.00, 914.00 and 915.06.
MEN’S SUITS,
Muced from 015.00, 817.00 and 018.00.
BLUE FUNNEL SHIRT WillSlS’.
WORTH 690'
81-00.
$10.00.
The reductions on
"Mills Mill [Williams
Remain good.
ollMSTllilll BilllS
We
lillllltilli.
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Silll'ili IMAM.
”WEB! BUYING GOODS PLEASE H'I'A'l'l THAT YOU 9" TUIU I. 1-.
SOUTH NOBWALIS EIRTINIL
'l‘llll CHANCE UP A LIFE l'lllll
ruinous or llllLLlllS
WORTH 0F
llllllSEllEEPllili AlllllllES;
TO BE SOLD
AT 0051'
10 MIKE IBM Hill lllll HEITIIB “ll PliilBllI "I“. VF
Will DISPME BF (llll EITIIE 8703K IF “I”. WY,
£11., ll TllE NEXT,“ Ill" BEIIIIIIB KIWI" let, ll“.
Jil’llESlellllllIIlISS
SUCCESBORS TO
E. K. LOCKWOOD & CO.
lln Abundance of Winter Underwear
Still remains to be disposed of before spring stock arrives. It runes be user,
and in order to do so cost will not be considered. Red Flannel Underwear, (fa-sh
Hair Underwear. Fleece Lined Underwear, and other styles and qualities. all sole
given another grand out. But not alone underwear.
Pea Jackets,
O'vercoats,
Caps,
Andeverythiogeisepsrtalalugtocold weather wear. Don't berry you appear
down; lotsoftlmsaswskssp
ill’il Mill Hill“ llllll 9 cm
Davis, The Tailor,
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Jim aw
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