oi ,bufehanps cannot be inn
. , ascriphtunlaecoppis rent
I; «M in the afternoon of the
‘ gchnsgeisdesired.
. .oswn Pilyi, of Stuart avenue,
3 «sick. ’
. , regular meeting of Schiller Stsmm.
- 1 ' 3 IL, will be held tomorrow night.
ll lugs» S. Trcwbridge and George
, = filthy.“ Trowbridge dc Co's cigar
#55 here coniined to their homes with
; tubes! tbegrip.
felon dune. Knights of the Golden
d0, will be instituted tomorrow night,
it. hall in Swartz d: Corbett's block.
L ~ {bop-nil officers and large delegations
cross the Barton and Danbury castles will
bolusttendance-
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- ‘ ”the adjourned meeting of the City
John Newman, of South Norwalk, has
, banal granted a reissde of pension.
wNice butter cups at Lane’s, 23 cents
, Council of Norwalk, tonight, $250 will
‘ ”appropriated for the light department
‘ 1px;“
'w.
and $300 for the police department.
At the meeting of Concord Division,
{duct Temperance, tonight, tickets will
diphtbuted for the fifty-first anniver-
W of the order, which will be celebra-
td March 4. \
The Williams, who 2's known in South
lorwslk mainly through his connection
with s ‘ 3 events, has assumed- the
toi’ the City Hotel in Dan-
”, opened for business last Satur-
day -
I ' y-Tomhrrow. est supper at the Congre-
pflonal church parlors. 5:30 o’clock.
I - I m
go A. Jennings, West street, who
. was victim of the grip last week, has
his businoss duties in New
city.
preachers’ meeting of the New York
trict conference will be held at
’ orwalk Methodist church, on
6.
Bridgeport Farmer says: “A Nor
compositor. who works on one of
‘ , papers, remained home
" ask to thaw out frozen
After thawing hard for
loss home, he discovered that the water
in! been shut oi! all the time." The com
podtor might have been George A.
White. of the Farmer.
Engineer Wessels. oi the American
Flu Engine com y. iinished his re-
plretothe exha st of Norwalk's new
steamer, Saturday afternoon, and is now
confident that she will perform all that
Is expected of her. The test will be made
this afternoon. in the presence of the
mayor. members of the Council. chief
engineer. members of the tire depart-
ment and citizens generally The first
will be a suction test from the rivrr near
fluke street.
”Ladies” over gaiters 250. and upward,
at D. J. Sheehaa‘s, Norwalk. to
Lovers of the artistic and beautiful
would not fall to attend the annual
masquerade bailoi the Germsuls linin-
gsrbund neat'l‘hursday night In Music
Hall. The sllslr will far outclsss any of
tie fourteen predecessors. Specially
pleasing will be the costumes of the
forty-two members who participate in
the tableaux, and the calcium lights will
Nude additional effects.
The Mystic Chain better. under the
auspices of Palestine Castle. No. 2, opens
tonight in the Csstle‘s new ball. 100
Wuhingtou street. and continues every
mills week. with a matinee Fri»
by, the anniversary of Washinglous
My. , Dwyer's City of Norwalk
'had will render a concert tonight, he-
ml at 8 o‘clock
I M. Wood. of 33 Orchard
Jails has been employed for some
baby Watllusdt Dow.has gone into
be electrical business. Charles ii.
taste. the forum North Main street
poser, sakes lit. Ward’s position in
, ashram-rm...”
qu-WMM“
A special town mating will be held at
bellows House. tomorrow afternoon at
baddest. forwepurpoeeoi acting on a
flat the Mason be instructed
'uwlflutbepebiio Hebe-r Mm
“numb-tween“ WP fl l“
,Humrtvsrsadwsst sad of Lie»
. ascsvsatsae width not to
“may.“ demons-ssh.
: ‘ gunman-summit"
I“ for an sisetrie‘tisse
stairwell-emulate“-
'.isstrsussibfl*0smimvm
“by. an sites jewders
* flea M and
icons cold snap. ‘
houses have been filled with gss.;.and it
. has been necessary to exercise caution
1-1th I X
the ill-putrlutsrnsl' revenue collector
shamelessly, winding his own heel!
asssin that espseltym-Dsnbnry News.
Several breaks. have occurred In the
gas mains in Norwalk, sound by the rec
In some molasses
in entering the cellar with a lighted
lamp for fear of combustion.
-—-Men’s storm king rubber boots .8, at
D. J. Sheehan’s, Not-walk. ‘
Robert Wood. sextorJl at Trinity
church, had justbegun ringing the 9
o‘clock bell yesterday morning. when a
large beam. which had gradually worked
loose, fell, and but for Mr. Wood"-
promptnees in jumping one side it would
have struck him' on the hand. As it
was, be had two fingers badly out.
There will be a public hearing at. the
selectmen’s office in Wistport. tomorrow
afternoon, at 2 o'cloek of all parties in-
terrified in the application of the Nora
walk Tramway company for the appro-
val of its plansfor extending its tracks
from the town line through Saugatuck
avenue to Charles street, thence through
Charles street to saugatuok street.
‘i‘be young ladies of the mercy and
help department of the First [Methodist
Epworth League, will meet at the home
of their chairmen. Miss Eva French. 17
Fairiield avenue. Wednesday night.
Mrs. Waterbury, mother of Cy rue
Waterbury. oi Clill' street, who, suffered
a paralytic stroke, is now very low.
—-No. 6779 drew the tickets for the
play tonight, offered by F. A. Lane.
-Mre. Charles Moeller, of 186 Wash-
ington St. thé costumer. will be at the
Norwalk Opera House, Feb. 20. with a
large assortment of suits at very low
prices.
There were thirty'one tramps at the
Norwalk tramp house Saturday night,
and thirty-four last night.
Only three arrests have been made by
the NorWaIk police this month.
Henry Brown is ill at his home on
Lenard street.
Joseph Henry was dischiirged from
the Norwalk hospital today. There is no
truth in the report that an empty bottle,
which had contained liquor, was found
upoohim. One of his feet was frost-bit
ten.
The Fairfleld County Home welcomes
visitors every Thursday afternoon form
2 to 4 o'clock. The Home is not’open to
the public every day. as has been stated.
—-Weare selling candy very low F.
A. Lane.
Mrs. James A. I’retlove, of Washing-
ton street, has plans out for a residence
to be erected on the Walker lot on Bay-
view avenue.
Alva Dickens, of New Canaan, is em—
ployed at I". D. Lawton & (role grocery
store for a few days.
Expreasman Cavanagh has had his
trucks repainted,
The committee on the next entertain-
ment of the South Norwalk Athletic
club have decided on Friday, March 80h,
no the date for the event. The program-
me will be much the same as at the pre-
vious affair.
Telegraph Operator Gould, at the
Ilanbury dock. has sent in his resigna-
tion to take effect the 27th inst.,and
with his family will move to New York
city.
Remember the grand tea party on
Wednesday afternoon at Music Hall
The public Is cordially invited.
Mr. and Mrs. Ilcbert Vsnliu'ren will
tender a reception at their home on
West avenue. Tuesday evening. Febru-
ary in, to the rector and parishioners of
Grace church.
Ursee church will be held at the home
of A. L. Alfiin on Main street, Norwalk.
tomorrow night, at 7:30 o'clock. After
the close of the business session a re-
hearsal will be held.
u. _ ». M.
--A few more copies of ”The World's
Sweetest Songs" and "The Musical
Home" can be secured at the nominal
price of ii cents each, at this oliics.
W L
Tbchrwaik Opera House was tilled
yesterday afternoon by an audience
which was deeply tolerated in the illus-
trated talk upon the life of Christ. glvrn‘
usdertbesuspicssoi the Young Men's
Ultflbiifll association. Bible mes.
shown upcaaeere'suwitbthesld spew»
eriui amused, were explained .
watery I . The illustrations
wereiaterspwsed ith hymns and se~
loatloflbytbeY.l.C.A. chorus and
thorium mbestra. Another
tell wiiibsglrsaswsskfrommtmin-
any. Thelsutaressnofsvsry iastrsoo
tire character. and are inhaled-to
tersisksplseswbsnyousgmsaheviag
usehsrussss by m is his up
“immunoassay“.
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it: 7““ 7" "5!
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“Fancy vapoialeii lpple‘e.
”E; ' lVl. Jackson.
(Over F. Head's Confectionery.)
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The talented little} Vernon brothers.
who were to have givén a concert in the
South Norwaiir Baptist church, Friday
eyening. February 8, will give the con- ,
cert tonight. They play, sing and re-
cite. and a thoroughly enjoyable enter-
la assured all who attend. l
....._
A tramway car will leave the waiting
room on South Main‘street, tonight at
7:45 o’clock. which those desiring to at-
tend the Cheuthuqud Union meeting at
Mrs. M. D. Randall’s. Riverside avenue.
will find a great accommodation. A car
will run at the close of the meeting to
convey residents of Norwalk and South
Norwalk over to this side.
—-Frled escallops at Depot Restaurant
‘ Letter Carrier Percy: H. Glendenning
will resume his duties at the Norwalk
post office tomorrow.
Funeral services over Use remains of
the late Captain Hiram Bell were held
Saturday afternoon from his late resi-
dence on Elizsbeth street. Rev. A. S.
Karanagh ofliciatod, assisted by Rev. H.
N. Dunning. The (pallbearers were
Gershom Raymond. J. S. Dunning. W.
B. Reed and George N. Warren. A
quartette c imposed 3 of; Mrs. Campbell,
Mrs. St. John. Messrs. Disbrow and
Morgan sang. The remains; were placed
in Riverside cemetery. .
—-Tbose mounts in Lane's. only 23
cents pound.
The first anniversary of the consecra-
tion of Bishop Tierney to the episcopacy
will beobscrvrd Friday morning at St.
Joseph's cathedral, Hartford. A solemn
pontiiicalmase will be celebrated at 10
o’clock. and many of this priests of the
dlouese will be present.
A break in the water main on Water
street, Norwalk, we reported this morn-
ing. V V
Ii. W. Maples will appear before the
City Council of Norwalk, tonight, in the
interest of acharter for the consolida-
tion of the entire town of Norwalk.
A sociable oi the Crescent Whist club
will be held at the Colored Social club
room on Water street, Friday night.
George H. Cummings, of 20 Stevens
street, was driving over the Washington
slreetcrossing, this morning. when the
horse ahlrd at an approaching train and
broke the trace. Dennis Donovan rend-
ered assistance, pod Mr. Cummings ra-
paired damages sullicientiy to get home.
Alfred Brown, of the North Main
street bariwr shop, found a book belong-
Inu to the Concord street school library,
last week. It contained the card of Fred
Scudder.
John Clunu came home from college at
Alleghsnuy. N. Y" Saturday. lie is ill
at his home on Ii ~ldeu avenue.
A telegraph class will beformed in
South Norwslk tonight. at Room 74.
over Taylor it ll siden's oillue on Wash-
ington street. M ..
A horse owned by James Barber, of
Norwalk,rsn swarms Elm street, this
morning. demolishing the wagon. The
animal ran to South Norwslk before he
was captured. M
The Young Men's Debating club will
meet marrow night.» the home of
Victor cod Ferris. where there will be
an eatsmporsasous debate.
«From the osmivs preparations the
Sons of St. George's masquerade hell
promises tube agrees sneersiislsi on as
count of the price being so small. only
”delimiting lady sill gent. Norwaik
Opera Home. Costume sthsilsiiday.
1min Camp, of West avenue. employed
by Basil 00., New York, has been an-
gaged to suprriutend Benedict d: Gels
Natural slashing store, which will prob.
ably open on May oi this week. lie.
(:wa pepsin is iierwailt
F. D" pAWTON 8100.
~ “ ,22 south main street.
JA CKSON’S PHOTOGRAPHS
Combine the career sum an "area. Our aim is to give satieflsctlon to our patrhns,
and to furnish them with the onset production of the rumours nulls) AB‘I‘.
canes COLLECTION or oulnnans's escorts. ’
:TIONN 'SALE
b.20th, l 0:00'o’clock a. m.‘
mausoleum-steers” oi the
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Photographer.
68 Wall Street. Norwaik. Conn.
M Don’t forget
M. H. Parsons’
GREATAUC-
Gregory’ssta-
Wednesda ,
PIANO and oigan instruction b
Nina A. Lewis. organist. South ownlk
Baptist church. or terms call or address
21 West Main street. liq-walk. Conn. 183m
Miss
Samuel B. Sherwood left his home
without hitching on West avenuefthis
morning. He was near Seymour place.
A trolley car frightened the animal and
he ran the length of Seymour place,
turned and was turning into West ave-
nue again. when the wagon came into
“intact with a hydrant and was badly
recked. The harness was also broken.
The vehicle was taken to Henry Tilly‘s
carriagdrepository for repairs.
The monthly meeting of the Norwalk
Building, Loan and Investment associa-
tion will he held tomorrow night at 102
Washington street. when loans will he
adored to members.
The amendment to the charter of the
Norwalk Street Railway company is filed
fora hearing In Hartford. tomorrow.
To mimtar"saiiaéii“iify. Rood
health is a prime factor. To secure
good health, the blood should be kept
pure and vigorous by the use of Ayer’s
Samparllla. When the vital fluid is Im-
pure and sluggish. there can be neither
health. strength. nor ambition.
i. H. Pill‘SlEIl.
DRUGGIST. ,
The last Congress put an In-
leinei Revenue lax 0i2 cents
per Pack on Playing cards. and
00wlile imsi has doubled the
Nenuiaclurers' Piice.
But we have a law gross 0i
lllil
WINNER CARDS
which we will sell as lung as
they last at -
l5 cents per Pack.
ilso one quarter gross
Bunker Hill Cards
AT
35 cents per Pack.
We have 25 teams 0i good
LINEN PAPER i0!
Typewriters’ use which
we are altering at
850 per team lili ill i ~2l8
Still per mm for this
WW
l. 0. iliisod.
lie. 43 Washington St;
‘ on ”rui- hands. but .. have too much Clothing to: this
'"‘“’Tilli’0 of”.
do i . "u.
the year. we are boundto reduce it before the spring [until m
to arrive,,aud this is the way we propose to do It: . . ' ,
. Mill’s son; $5.50.”?
, Reduced irom 010.00 and $12.00.
WMEN’S suns, $7.50. '
Reduced from {12.00, 814.00 and $16.00.
MEN’S SUITS,
Reduced from $15.00, $17.00 and “8.00.
BLUE ilANNEl SHIRT-Willis,
690. '
$10.00.
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WORTH
81.00.
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The reductions 0n
lllSTEllS AND OVERGMTS ‘-
Remain good.
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Still remains to be disposed of before spring stock arrives. It must bssold stories.
and in order to do so cost will not be considered. lied F‘Iannsi Underwear. omen )0
Hair Underwear. Fleece Lined Underwear, and other styles sod qualities. e'l to ho /
given another grand cut. But not slots underwear.
Pea Jackets.
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And everything else pertaining to cold weather wear. Don’t In:
down; tab of time so we keep ‘
Davis, The .
tlolllier. use and so 5:421
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