”Thrush" see and less
leash levwalh sad
Mammal-allure"-
w " ro AMBRTISEBS.
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1‘? mishandedin. Emu rea-
vertical bemade toaseomrno
,buichanqs cannot be in-
upoaasnrlahtuniessoopyie sent
Io’eioclr in the afternoon of the
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president has sent to the Senste
. name of Lucius it. Monroe to be.
I _ ' ”New Gem“.
nus-n Noyes, onceoi St. Paul's choir,
- walk, will sing bees in the Presbyter-
, church choir, Stamford, succeeding
,3 AllredHailam.
A bill beiore the Legislature provides
that every bicycle shall hereuiter be put
in tbsgrsnd list at a valuation of 350.
.Adaugbtsrhssbssu born to Mr. and
Ire. Francis )1. Jennings, Boton Hill.
‘ ~Turkey supper tonight, 0:30 to 9,
Congregational church parlors. Admis-
alanine; supper 85c.
Corporal Tanner is to he at the depart
silent encampment oi the Connecticut G.
A. it, in Bridgeport, today and Wed-
nesday. The Park City is preparing to
give the veterans a hearty welcome.
Today is the last day for the lntroduc~
lion 0! new business in the Legislature,
except by a twoothlrda vote. The re
minder oi the session will be devoted to
”dilating the numerous measures al
ready proposed.
Elbirt W. Fitch, oi West street, who is
in the Ne York office 0! the Norwalk
Lock party, started tc-dsy on a
hldnsm lp, probably copying two
month, me, through thiamine of New
Pennsylvania.
Hen R. Fitch, oi West street, will
tend the construction oi Mrs.
A. Pretlove’e new house on Bay-
venue, and the work will be push-
' y iorward. The house will be a
cottage, kivith all the modern
cutouts, and will be occupied by
Pretlove and lit. and Mrs. William
N ed eecallops at Depot Restaurant
' reliably the most brilliant- spectacle
itncsacd in town will be the Ger-
maequerade, which will be held in
Ulric Bail, Thursday night. Forty-two
people will participate in the tableaux.
They will be beautifully costumed, and
Iddiiionai color will be given the scenes
by calcium light effects produced by
wslivknowu artists irons New York city.
The character oi Prince Carnival will be
taken by Julius Deysenroth and the
Princess by Miss Clara Deyseuroth.
“H"?
-'>Irr. Charles Mueller, the costumer,
will he at the Norwalk Opera House,
with a large assortment oi suits for the
Sons oi St. George masquerade ball.
Andrew llartnagul, the men accused
of larceny in taking goods item the store
of Alphonso Dibble, in Rowsyton, Satur-
day night, was tried bsiore Justice Bar.
ratt, yesterday ailernoon. Robert Dibble.
onset the proprietors of thesiore, relate
all the circumstances to the court, which
were the same as lgivsn in yesterday’s
Mn, and Hartnsgnl admitted his
guilt. The justbe imposed a fine of 07
with ooete,laud thirty days' imprisonment
the county jail.
The Junior Society oi Christian En-
deavor, oi the South Norwslk Congre-
gational church, met with Mrs. G. H.
Beard at her home on Golden Hill street,
yesterday ailsrnoon. The time was pas-
ted in mating scrap-books for the child—
ran in a New York hospital, alter which
refreshments were served by the hostess,
-—lrs. Charles locilcr,oi10ll Wash-
ington St,the costumer, will be atths
liorwaih Opera lionse, Feb. 20, with a
lame assortment oi suite at very low
m. M
rise. A. S. 3., Fa. ll, which meets
/ ea liortb lain street. I aproeprrona or-
} initiation. At its last meeting in C.
Inc-hand Theodore Perisher were ad-
mitted to membership, and at the meet-
ing seat Friday the applications oi I... 2.
Dennis and J. W. liller will be acted
upon Alter the business last week re-
freshments were served and the mem-
bers enjoyed as extremely pleasant social
date.
Alertness man ran across Freddie
MetOTollesetrvehaadJohn Bash.
astrona- strict. mine now tuck-
urn-gym eiternoon. Water
from their clothing,
:fieymveshlveringsnd nearly he-
aamtsd with lb said. They moped
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accident
Deanery dost, yesterday alternate.
'l'hegraveltraln was hacking into the
new yard, whentbe lint car ran oi! the
endoithe track, which is laid close to
the rearot William ii. Ssuuders' bars
on Ann street. _ The car collapsed In the
center, and one end struck the barn.
somewhat damaging it. The debris oi
the car was soon cleared away, and but
little interference ensued in the illliog in
operations.
-—-We are selling candy fvery low. F.
A. Lane.
The water pipes in Cal. F. S. Roberts'
military school on East avenue, which
were frozen up, burst yesterdsy, doing a
small amount of damage.
Aborse driven by George Grist took
fright near the Norwalk Street Railway
company's our house, yesterday alter.
noon, and in attempting to turn around
smashed the front wheels oi the wagon.
Motor-man Henry Mathsis caught the
animal before it could run away.
The letters! oi Samuel W. Smith we.
largely attended from his: late home on
Lexington avenue, yesterday afternoon.
Rev. G. L. Teeple officiated. The poll-
bearers were Oscar Pertriclt, Thomas
Weed, William Merriam. and William
Hart. The interment was in Riverside
cemetery.
The Tuesday Evening Whist club will
meet tonight with theiidisses Alice and
Edna Sherwood, oi East avenue.
The City Council of Norwslk estimates
that it will cost $34,825 to run the muni-
cipal machinery tor the ensuing year.
Chief EngineerJ.T. Prowittgwas sworn
in by Mayor Hubbell last night.
A confirmation class will be formed at
St. Paul’s church next week.
The diflereut societies oi St. Paul’s
church will give a reception at the Berk-
ley street chapel next Thursday evening.
--A few more copies at “The World’s
Sweetest Songs" and "The Musical
Home" can be secured at the nominal
price 0! ll cents each, at this once.
The regular meeting oi Uncas Tribe, 1.
O. R. M., will he held to-uight, when
the matter at keeping open house Wash-
ington‘s birthday will be brought up.
J emes Gordon, of Norwalt, is canvass-
ing {pr aluminum goods ior it New York
concern.
I succeealul entertainment and socia-
ble was given by Company F at the Nor-
walk Armory, last night. The pro-
gramme consisted oi exhibitions by
George Ingersoll, contorlionist, acrobat
and juggler, and John Arlington, a
comedian and acrobat. Dancing com.
menced about 9 o'clock, with Proi'. St.
George as prompter. and a first-class or-
chestra tarnished music.
~Eutertainmeut, with sale oi ice
cream, cake and home- made candy,
Wednesday evening, hebruary "0, MB
o‘clock. High School room. Over River
school. Admission, lb cents. Tickets
may be obtained at the door.
The young ladies oi the graduating
class oi the Over River school for some
time have been preparing an entertain-
ment to be given in the High School
room, tomorrow evening. A musical
and literary programme will be render-
ed and ice cream, cake and home-nude
candy will be served.
The selectmen will secure the appoint-
ment oi a conservator ior George ii
Waterbury, who is at t he Soldiers
Home at Noroton. it is not likely that
he will ever be able to get around again.
He owns the house he lived in and re
selves a pension oi 830 a mouth.
The organ at the chapel oi Our Holy
Saviour broke during the services Sun-
day evening. lt is being repaired today.
—Dou't (all to go to Music Hall, Wed-
nesday alter-noon, to the grand Japanese
tea party. given by the Mikado Tea com-
pany, when Sakai and Kltchi will serve
Mikado tea in their newly imported
Japanese robes, costing woo. Ladies
and gentlemen are cordially invited.
Mr. and lira. David ll. Plett gsvee
drive whist party tosome oi their many
iriende,at their home, No. 5 Union Park,
last evening. Among those present were
hit. and lint. George Williams, Mr. and
bin. Frank Ballwiiz, Mr. and list.
George Milkweed, Mr. and tire. William
Aiken, Misses Jennie Rood, Daby Wil-
liams. Harriet Dudley. Nellie W. St.
John, liners. Wilbur F.Hubhsll, Fred
Carder, Charles Pillow, Elbert LSmlth.
The lint prises were won by Frank Bail-
wils and Ire. William Aiken, and the
booby prises went to Elbert Smithand
Illss Daisy Williams. Luncheon was
served at it oleloch.
Themeteet between thetsemoi the
”hermit sud South Norwalk Young
Ian's Christian associatim held last
light is Kendesn’s iisll, excited eon-
ddsrahls latweat. liorwslh won the
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Pillsbury s to: Floor.
Fancy Evaporated Apples
53th.3 .5415th
' Willi).
F. o LAWTON 8.00.
22 South Main Street.
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and to iurnish them with the finest productions at the ruoronnarmc AIT.
LARGE COLLECTIOH Ol' CHILDREN'S STUDIES.
E. M Jackson.
(Ow-r F. Meed’s Confectionery. )
Our aim is tosivs satisfaction toner
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68 Well street, Norwslh. Cora. '
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$3:
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of HORSE at~
Don’t forget
M. H. Parsons’
GREAT AUC-
glON SAlt..E
re cry 53 a-
Wgednesday,
Feb 20th, 10: 000’ clock a.m.
Editor B. W. Maples and blew consoli-
dation charter evidently got side tracked
somewhere, as he did not appear at them
Norwalk Council meeting last night, al-
though he had informed Mayor Huhbell
that he should be there.
The cases oi thsWood gang, oi Wilton,
ior chicken stealing; the Norwnlk cores
oi Sidney Smith and Ada Williams, ire-
quectiug house of ill-fame, and Walter
Springetein ior burglary will be tried at
the present term oi the Court oi Common
Pleas, which opened at. Bridgeport today,
—.—__._._
-Oysters at Depot Restaurant.
Rsyinond Brothers have rec aired is car
load oi Wsshburn ilour, three csr loads
oi lorry-pound clipped oats, and ten car
loads at choice Michigan hay.
A car load oi one and two~horse farm
wagons, with solid sales, has just arriv-
ed at Luther Wright’s salesroom.
Mrs. Frederick Buckley, 0! West Main
street, will entertain the Golden Hour
circle of the Norwallt Baptist church, to:
morrow aitsmoon.
The Norwalr club reception takes place
tonight. Dancing will begin at 9 o’clock.
Carriages may be ordered at 12:30 o'cloclt'
M ii. Parsons' auction sale of Ken-
tucky, indinns and acclimated horses,
from Broolrslde form, takes place to-
morrow at S. W. Gregory's stable, Nor-
walk. The sale commences at 10 o'clock
and James Mitchell is going to sell every
horse to the highest bliilit‘i', and there
will he a large variety to select. from.
-—'l‘he latest llarrinuon style Derby at
0' Briou' a.
Miss Anna Burr entertained a low
friends, last evening, in honor oi Miss
Ashbmolr, of Philadelphia. The even-
ing was passed very ‘ pleasantly in danc-
ing, playing genres, vocal and lustru-
mental music,snd adainty lunch was
serml. Among the gmsts ware Misses
Edyth Ashbroolr, i-‘lora Fools, Maude
Gregory, Lulu Gregory, iiatlie Scolleld,
Mary Selleck and Minnie Austin,
Messrs. Willis Selleclr, Charles Mci’her-
son, Victor Sellcok, Lorring Herrick,
Fletcher Vaniicosear, Clarence Slaueon,
and Chester Selleck.’
The Norwslh Street Railway company
is arranging ior a new time table. (in
Sunday there will be an arm car ior
South Norwslk at 10:00. The second
car goes direct to the car barn.
*There will be a large delegation Irom
Dsnbury, Bridgeport sud Stamiord
lodges in attendance at the Sons oi St.
George masquerade bell tomorrow
evening.
The Old Fulhs’ Whlst club was enter-
tained by iii. and Mrs. its Cole, at Elin-
crest, last night. The llrst prizes wash
won by Mrs. George W. Cram and
W. F. illshop, and the second
prices by Mrs. G. Willis White and
John W. liestiy, Refreshments were
served.
The grand ofllcers, Knights of the
Golden Eagle, will reset at the lislreck-
emo Hotel at 0:80 tonight.
During the test oi the big nozzle up:
town, yesterday alternoon, three men
were holding it, as the road was icy and
there was no place to pot the standard.
it suddenly slipped and down went bosev
men and the nozzle all in a bunch. The
stream swirled around lively, wetting
the crowd and rolling George ll. Allen
and Ed Burr. two oi the host/mom in all
directions. The nozzle struck A. A.
Martin. the other baseman, in the lines
and nearly (natured hishase esp. They
were thoroughly drenched. The gold
service elrlpes on Ohio! oi Police Brad»
ley's soatsleevssweredaaiegedby wee
ersud Chief Engineer Prowltt had to
start iorhome season as the test was
over for a dry pair oi hearers. Occa-
cllm Boyer also too! water.
”Missiles“-
m Mummmusflm¢
bosom“.
lANO and crash instructli‘m b
A. Lewis. org-"lat nonih
flea’ist nchurch. For
est Main street. Norwsllt. Conn.
Miss
own“:
terms call or address
jlllltn
Patrick Slattery has received from the
State Fires-en's ssmistiou pay ior nine
‘doys' sickness from exposure at the
time at the tint steamer teat. lieury
Grumman has also been laid up.
A special meeting oi the entertainment
committee oi the Norwallr club was held
last night to perieet details tor this even-
ing‘s dance. lioselin will inrnjsh music.
Wednesdayuiabt ilev.0, Apiiz,wili
render his iirstllterary lecture tor the
German people and read Goethe’s “Her-
mann and Dorothea," in the German
church, at 7:30 o’clock. No admission.
Every German lady and gentlemen is
welcome.
A daughter was born yesterday to Kr.
and lira. William Allen, Taylor avenue.
The Flt-lie! society held its stated mesh
log yesterday alternoon. There were
very low requests ior assistance and only
routine business was transected. An ad-
journment was taken to next Monday.
iirs. Planted will he at the Library each
day to answer calls ior aid.
B. H. PLAISTEB.
DRUGGlST.
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its last i’ongress put an In-
ternal Revenue lax ol2 cents
per Pack on Playing Cards, and
now the lust has doubled the
llauulatlums’ Puts.
But we have a its gloss of
the
WINNER CARDS
which we will sell as long as
they last at
l5 cents per Pack.
Also one quarter gross
Bunker Hill Cards
AT
35 cents per Pack.
lit luvs 25 items of still
LINEN PAPER lot
Typewriters’ use which
so are shells: it
lit to item in Ill I-hi
till
ililll in use iii
l. l. Plaistod,
lo. 43 definition it.
On our hands. but we have too much Clothing tor this «has or
the year, we are bound to reduce it before the spring goods begin
to arrive, and this is the way we propose to do it:
sits sum, 35.50,
Reduced from $10.00 and $12.00.
MEN’S SUITS.
Reduced from 012.00, ”4.00 and $15.00.
Mill’s suns.
Reduced from 015.00, $17.00 and 018.00.
BlllE FLANNEL SHIRT WMSTS,
,1
$7.50,
$10.00.-
The reductions on
ULSTERS Mill [WERBMTS
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Still remains to be disposed at More spring stock arrives. it must be sold at once,
and in order to do so cost will not he considered. lied Flannel Underwear, Camera
lialr Underwear. Flows Lined Underwear, and other styles and qualities. all to be
given another grand out. But not alone underwear.
Pea Jackets,
Overcoats,
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