DAMIIAND NOMON.
WMMd thscboir
snployedssstrlwc clot. Wscheesh.hsssslsotsd the
Mimtw5-ndcfsr lsstsr. sndthsselstMIns.
mum Norwsik. washetbmoslsndlnstrntasntalmilihsof
', fifikmstfllrdevms, snesnslbscsilsnee.
. cm. “W 0:.va Dsywasobssrvsd
renditionsuflsringfromsenishmw.‘ ,3...“
4 , newer taksnsnddsnly ill WW ’
etworkwithssvsredsrtlng F." week, on account of the iaolentsnt
fore physiclen,Dr. W.c.
Mensa-red. Reconsidorsdltsd.
Misadministssa hypordermic ina
" of morphine in order to relieve
s
. Jones, who was taken
sick wbl giving painting lessons in
Dill". having bssn postponed irons lest '
. ,"' Broudegs’s intense sufleriug and
presses the psroxysm- reaching vitsi
”sown-II; grow better, and is
mdlrnestfuiiyreoovered. Hoheshad
Walloon before, but nonesosevere
luauoordanca with a vote psssed by
:‘Voiuntssr Hose company, ettbstimethe
"oo‘wpsny withdrew from the department.
“Hands in the treasury, amounting to
" ”, wars yesterday turned over to the
W of the Norwslk Hospital sssoci
allots. 0. 3. Stevens, by "Treasurer 8.
Smith L’Honmedieu, of the company.
Witharequesttbettho money becrsditsd
to tho building fund.
1" (0.3.Abthorpeie putthg a Rest-ore
l
hotels furnace in William R. stton's
‘ ‘rddsnooZon Chestnut street, South Nora
Tbewetsr pipes in Contractor l. D.
Randells residencoon Riverside avenue
tress up ymtsrday. The plumber, when
he thawed item out, made a miecsicuisn
fluondflooded the entire first floor of
the house, doing considerable damage to
the furniture and contents of the dining
room and kitchen. A plug was iinaliy
. scour“ from Mr. Randall's mill and
driven into the pipe, stopping the flow of
water. .4
/' —-————
Harmon are at work along the line of
tho Consolldeltd railroad through East
\ Norweik taking down the old telegraph
wires and putting up copper wires on the
new poles erected last fall.
The selectmen have placed Fort Point ,
street, under the railroad bridge, in a
passable conditlon, lathe greet estisfsc.
tlonof residents end others who have
l .1 ’I JI‘GI' I l ,
Thomas Shes, Fred Brown, Herman
Bruel and Riley Ghiotto.brighi East
1, Norwuk boys. broke through the ice at
(”not Shell Point. Seturdey afternoon,
and received a good both. They scram-
bhd out and lost no time getting home,
who their clothing was dried.
Captain Hoses 8. Wilson, of Riverside
avenue, is in the grasp of the grip.
Wheelert Redford are having a new
«sign painted by lumen. of Stamford.
Joseph L. Lockwood, 23 Second avenue,
fell from e' wagon one day last week, and
. the wheels passed over his face. dislgnrv
ing bis physlognomy quite badly.
Newsdooler J. 8. Wheeler is in New
York today buyingw stock for his store.
The barbed wire fence which has sepv
aratsd the railroad property iron: the ad
joining premises st the head of Keyaer
Imus has been taken down to facilitate
the work on the bridge to be erected
across the river.
Ilr. and lire. Herbert V. Gotham, who
luvs been living in Hartford for several
months. wherejllr. (lorbam has born on
yard in the grocery business, have re
turned to this pine, and will occupy one 4
of the bailout houses on Elm avenue.
Edward Tobey went longing alter
domain the creek yesterday afternoon.
He not three holesinthelce.and that
w around and began walking boob:
"d, and fell into one of the holes. A
m sedatedzhlm out.
6. It. Esdmau, of flaple avenue. was
I“ h be out today. after a week's iii-
new. but has not yet fully recovered.
WerhonJohn lorgse'snewbouse on
Metal, which wassupsdsdior a
tswdsyssseooountoltheeoidwssthsr.
*basbssarssentsd. The carpenters are
awake-thereof.
Alter Ir. Brundsge resched-
Bridgeport, has been brought home.
Atemeetiogof the Bosrdof Educ»
tion, Saturday afternoon. it was voted
thatcsrtsiu families residing intherx-
ttelne northern part of district No. 4
should be given the privilege of sending
their children to the New Canaan school,
on coudltionthat the authorities of that
town shall make terms of tuition satis-
factory to the selectmen of this town.
Thisactiou is due to tbefact that the
families specified live a long distance
from the school in their own district,
butsre within easy access of the New
Canaan school. /
Rev. Dr. Joseph R. Rylanoe, reotcrof
lit. Mark's church, New York, is to wed
lies Ellen Coo, s native of Winsted.
wbobsttheheadoftheNewYork
Free Library. She is fifty years old
sodhss been ember of St. Mark's
church for ilflesn years. Dr. Rylsnco
is a widower, sixty—nine years oid;hls
wifehasbeeu dead oightyears. shots
ssisterof Colonel JemesN.Coo.wbois
superintendent of Fitch’s Soidiers' Home
at Noroton.
POPULAR AIUSEIEN'I'D.
dong,“ lilo Ive-ta In Which lanelb
" People are Interested.
bliss Florence Bindh-y end her com’
pany gave a pleasing presentation of the
mmedy drama, ”The Captain's lists," at
Royt's Theatre, last night. Ber songs.
dances and specialties won much at»
pieces. necessitating her response to en-
cores. lies Bindiey ably portrayed three
different Iota, end the other characters
were well sustdined by the various mem-
bersolthecompsny. The scenery was
picturesque and realistic, the scene on
- .r'.‘ disincliudsonflivssdoclls
the view on the and the raw
one, forming titling backgrounds for the
bravery and patrbtism with which the
situations were rife.
The Ilalbews Comedy end Ilihedo Tea
company still continues to drew large
'boosesstlusic lleii. Their entertain-
.mentssrepstronizedbythe best people
of Norwsik and South Norwalk, and are
refined and moral, and should be soonby
everybody during the company's stay.
Theroyei troupe of Japanese have be—
comefsvorites. Their funny closing act
stiiicontinuss to be one of their great
features. Therongsand stories told are
new and not worn threadbare. Tonight
they give one of their grand fns
shoes. (lo and see them and enjoy a
hearty laugh. The old Millage, "laugh
and grow fat.” Is well exemplified by
their manager, Dr Mathews, who weighs
375 pounds.
The sewed of the lectures by Prof.
Bitten. under the auspices of the First
Methodist hunday school, was given to a
full house last night. lir. Bolton. owing
to a misunderstanding or a failure of
memory. did not bring his plates for the
Yosemite end Yellowstone wonders, but
gave Russia and the wages by ’
retest the first lecture. At first. there
was much disappointment. but Ir. Boi—
tootoldtbesndisnoethsttheywould be
far moreplesssd with the letter subject;
hntbswouid givelhemsshort descript-
iverlswoflhssebjrctsnnouncedonthe
course tickets. and would show thevisws
some other data. Bis talk wee very
vivid, and one conidelmostlmsgine hint-
soil in Yellowstone Park. Professor Boiv
ton, slur linishlng this pnliminsry talk,
tooknplbosnbjsothe snuouncsd,and
thslightwssthsnlhrownoutbscanvse
Thesoiorisgofthevisws was wounded
bytbosewbserswellvsrssd lnsnch
lattes.lobslbeiinsstsvsresblblted “a.
woeldsesussiflrdiolteawoeld be a
Illisdlsooerapsdiaglvlngbis asst lee-
tare.owleslothe dldicsity he espsrla
Ala-es that who Mm! “II-w momma-septum. and
numumonmw by-asyoidsrsadwissroau. ‘l’bsum
weselsdtuspwwe Emile-IBM lellbsglvsassadvsrlissd.
,“H “gMMi s . m! AMM’OMW “I
“mmiw‘nnm' bossleiysissrsdsss perfect mosaic of
szodtenuoenndtbeflorweiorsto W m 5. “ a.” a...
“W000. ”'m'ml'fi The-awn Aussie». rush
”ambit-rm“.
TWIN 01 I '01”.
l’lsasafl Insomnia About lorwelk l'se
‘ sis “I M Iris-ls.
Benjamin Klodollsn, of Boldsn street.
has accepted a position in Brooklyn.
Ills Olive Reine, of Bayvlew avenue,
is visiting friends in New York.
Ill- Daisy Harris, of Baton Hill, is
visiting in Yonkers.
In. Edwin Clarke and son Edwin, of
11 Elm street, will start Friday for Louis.
ville, Kentucky. to spend three months.
Iliss llsy Fsuutieroy. who goes to Nash.
ville, Tennessee, will accompany them
in the latter place.
lies Holcomb. of New York, was a
flundsy guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. H
' Camp, of North avenue.
Rev. 8. B. Watkins, of Grace church,
spent yesterday afternoon in New Ha-
ven, visiting his former parishioners.
Mrs. Snillln and daughter, Mrs. Thom-
as S. Barker, of Boston. arc guests of
bits James W. Hystt.ol Prospect Hill
Mrs. A. D. Greeley, who has been vis-
iting her sister, Mrs. Alexander Semple,
of West avenue. has returned to her
home in New Hampshire. Mr. and Mrs.
W. ’1'. Pethoridge, who have been guests
of lira. Sample, have also returned home.
ROWAYTON.
The caseof Stanley Lowndee against
Daniel C. Wickes is still in the Court of
Common Pleas. The case relates to the
ownership of land on the water} front,
giving an approach to Five lilo River
harbor, which is claimed by both parties.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Methodist
church will meet tomorrow afternoon at
{o'clock with Mrs. Samuel bleed.
Selectmen E. Thames is seriously szck
with an attack of the grip.
bliss Gertrude Dibble, of Main street,
has a severe attack of pleurisy.
Stevens Baalon.
At St. Mary's parochial residence at 10
o'clock this morning. Rev. W. J . Slocum
married bliss Julia Hanlon. of Norwalk,
and Gilbert Stevens of New Canaan
The best man was William licSoyle
and lies Anus Stevens was the
bridesmaid. The .bride was becomingly
attired in ten cre n and the bridesmaid
wore a gown of endsr crepe do chien.
'Aftartheo'eremony the bridal party"-
paired to the residence of John J. Han-
lon. on Lewis street, where the wedding
breakfast was served. The couple re-
ceived a large number of handsome pree-
ents. Afterashort reception Mr. and
lira. Stevens departed for a short bridal
tour east.
Wfifrrfainntenta. '-
«elitism HALL.
South Norwalk. for two weeks commencing
MONDAY. FEBRUARY I l
MATHEW’S
comedy and Mikado
Tea Company.
A company «If all star performers and Jet on.
out troutcLl-‘ree in nil over 21 years of age;
Muller. 100. After ii o‘clock. lilo to all. list
served mambo. Ladies are cordially invited
wfimme and see the Japanese. to law
“the...""murmur“
MASQHEBADEBALL
0' ‘I'III
Glfllllliil SENEEBBUND
scum NORWALK, AT
Insit ilsll, Thursday Evening.
illlilliilll He, was.
Ionic by Prof. lleine' s full orchestro. R. W
"mm 232% ssnteaox.
to. be given WW mmmittee of foul-two‘persone
lshsd hr Wit
val Celeb; Inn bi htOo. Y. Mr
WWI?“ glow“ or . who also furnished
tehloaux. etc. will
drug store.
Hoyt’s Opera House
Sillillllll. FEB. 23.
lipeeiai
{[11:91th ‘nll display. 0 ms-
maturing sent and "bugs?"
weenie: bslcony.
ltsssrv tl’l s
where also boars can be seen
fill lw
Gilli" - ill -
from hair's Theatre. it. in. and
Dalr‘s ‘i‘hsetro. kudos. in the
doliahtfli comedy.
lament latrsordiusrs A Non
AUGUST"! DALY’S "
COHEN“ .
“I lililil “all!”
iv r Complaint
Wormwood
Ann’s PILLs
"For soverel -
you". I was s I
grosteuifcrerfmm -
liver complaint, I
which «undec- .
vcre pains under .
theright side, :‘
from under the ,
right shoulder- .
blade, sallowness :
oi the skin. low- .
splriteducss, and cramp in the stomach. -
l ampleasod to be able to state that I. '
have been relieved of all these com-o .
plaints by the use of Ayer's Pills. X o
audition). also, tobs an elegant utter-din.o .
ncrplil. ”—nlrs M. A. Seleunch’a. .
AYE R’s PILLS
Received Highest Awards
A'l’ 'I’l-ll WORLD’S FAIR
Some of the Sick.
Oscar Fl. Keeier, driver for Roth &
Goldschmidt. is qulte sick.
John H. L e. the wells-howl] market-
msn, who for forty-seven yesrs has
driven a moth». wagon between Red-
dlng and Norialk, lsill. He is eighty
yesrs of age.
Fred Hall. who sent South, isill at
Newport News He will go on to Rich
mood as soon as ho is sole to travel.
The outlook lor the recovery of Mrs.
W. F. Whi!lock, who was operated
fipongbr appendicitis, is very favorable.
Jamrs Welsh is ill at his home on
Summer street, Not-walls.
Ason of L C. Green has the chicken
pox at his home on Main street
Oysters for Europe.
The amount of oysters exported to
Europe for the Wool: ending February 16.
1N5, was as follows:
nu “It. Pour. humans
Teutonic, Liverpool. 14
Umbria. “ 190
New York, London, 0
210
Total.
WANT l3: {in 7' 7’
VVORK l NG Thllilllefloeeper‘ :v tinted for ‘ smut]
fnmlly. Address "ll." Sentinel “fll; I;
l l
’I'll lilfi'l‘.
FIRST- (MANN hours: with modern m-
movements. in good location. lnquirl of
owner at B‘Ta) lor Irv-.mue near West st wt.
or ofOl.lVFRF BARKER. agent. on Wu.‘ b
ingmn street. 12 it i
OT'I‘AHE mrnrr of l ynea place and erk-
lin avenue: modern improvements in-
quire of ('OOlslliliE do LYNES. ll’llw
UR room apertment first floor front and
iroom apartment mind tloor rear.
‘4' ashinolon s1reet.\\lmlonsln every room:
hallslluhted. heated and cleaned Verv do
sirsa'Ile rent foresmoll family. Rent I9 and
I2. AppIy at otllce of the OLD WELL. CIGAR
E3 Washington street. f It
I Ol 8T2 to let and furniture fur sale. A
splendid opportunity (m yuun married
couple to set-Im- a ham» randy furnis ed. Ad-
Ilress' 'H()U.~'E." P. 0. Box :M Nu rvrnlk
Conn. fll lw
IIOl SE to rem No ll( ‘Imrtlu d? pl we. All
modern imp Monmunt-I Inquire at 73
West avenue. Nouth Nornalk. Islw
H w-ls; tlrsi floor. 1’) room», No 20 Toillrs
: um April lei. immu- 8 rooms. 'i‘nlle~
2!! \ll In unml mmllib 4m with “3'?!“ in.
All“ )iu .llillb' ll. KNAT’I’. ‘“ \hstslleel.
fill it
\Vl) in Pine hm: second floor and attic:
A Helium“ nntrmue \Htit‘l'. nml Mn rum
warrri lunlnn tlmir: \I-n I Invenl» II! Apply
to Kill H & liULliSJHllllil‘. ill Ann street.
fill in th e if
()Vl“. IT \l.F of new dual-lo house on lilter-
side avenue. East Nnrvmlii: six moms.
wilhnllmmlern lm li’fll’t‘lnfll’lli‘: tine VlI'W of
water; must dimly-min ivonllon in Nnrs‘slk.
Apply lnl‘ ll. Alh'l‘lilflil’hl. 119.212!
I)WITEA!‘ \N l‘ furnished rooms. with or with
on! heal. and all model 11 im .rmmnenle.
inquire nu pro-Inisw. .\u. ii iii' (ill Inenm.
Nurwnllt. llllvl'
”REE mom-I, “mouth Main sin-m. Will“?
in. rem as; house 67 Wmslwunl Mo-
l'lill‘. rent. iii: lumaelll moms. l liunl’nnl
Ilill'llil‘t‘i'llm llmrof house. (six rooms). on
‘ort l'ulm. NEI'N‘L rout. v,
Apply In 2. A. WilllliWAltll.
mm mun-z.
lsAY MARE lobundnhiuh. i. it i ll)“ game.
Illll alul true limll for Ill] kinds of
work. (‘hcuvlnr cIu-ll. inquire at .39 Water
etrwl.fii19.lt
()‘l’l‘AIil-L-l AMI lil' ll. lilNli Lil'l‘li. (‘ot-
lls s nn Qulnlnrd Mantle. six rooms
each. early new and in wood mmlllion.
blood lm proved building lilimill‘lilf‘llil located.
'l'urmaeeay. Apply to FitANUlri ll dRi’l‘T.
IfLEU’l‘lili' Hithli‘l put up and repaired;
ele trII elm its. electric IIII-iilsl batteries.
HOU'i'll NOitWAlJi HARDWARE (:0.
hioulh Kain street. M: if
IIOUHE. located on Elmwrmd avenue, he-
twron lilah art-l {Holden Hill streets,
about illmlnutes' walkf mm depot and hurl-
ocsscenlrs. theatre. churches. sr-hmls. etc.
ouionslslamlrionnd: excellent heating up-
paratnsuunnlug water. house all piped for
sass ready lor mnnertlon when main is
extended: seven rooms and caller and attic;
site of lot anal): lsnty of shade, some fro it:
grim” ”Mi. but}? cash; first mot
id by bank: second morteg
two rsrswithi utsrsst. Ad recs, Riliililt'l‘
ALOR. Greenwich. Conn. fheod
2 or ii good business horses: 4 single harnesses.
not much sworn: also. 1 extension top
for
smog.“ BAKltlt'rl 1.“?th STABLE, a 'spring
rsst.lionth Norwel k.
:10 run
1.081‘
Main street.
rest. or at St.
Paul's bomb. The finder will bell bore] (:9
netted by leaving hi this cfllco.
ii 510st earlnspeilherou
mscrtmanooos.
FEINBERG
shsstol form his f ends and the
dealer
Build [lei
pghl il l t hole to mate
“INT. the ads of ".propaml hermarsc
Jawmmuim Maltaltd town ry heatl done.
“swab ”Elna
lilWesblh Egon
‘ fancy percale Shirts. with extra collars
98 due on said Bonds.
IIOI'HE ll mom“. corner Tilly and ’Mllus “
:shavelnortodaiotofdno block and then
no Kasey Ovuooets in the Insular
mm“ W. Mum “a M sncoession. It is simply
m“ styles. “a”. um h“. m “L ter of which store otters
llngas high as 018' this year's protlllo- 23W“ in "an"
to... won't I»; long atprloe. close. °' °?"° ul"”5 ' '
The balance of our celebrated all wool gum 0N “w K'g‘in "
black and bluesto Cheviot Suits cutin :ill b: mm“ Tin
single and double breasted sacks and on ”35% o?“
three button cutaway frocks, there's “I”, £2}; 3, elm“-
been no better shown this winter for .18; Ki he gnaw“
we marked them 88.88. g: on?” 11:31:31 til t
In our furnishing department we will Put the no” sign
sell the balance of our colored bosom 8
Shirts, white bodies with coils, and our 223?? {:11}? if): if Wife:
along with you. .. col! . .
week 60 Toilet Sets, 10 p?
English porcelain, choice .
shadings, at $2.19 per set. i
15 Toilet Sets, nicely doc?
ed, with slop jar, at S3. 7L a?
piste.
1, 000 boxes best Wire Cal
Tacks, sizes, 6, 8, 10, at 3 c
package.
We make the greatest red
tion ever knowu In this stor
lamps durin this week. i
let lot 6 amps, extra heigi
finest decoration, large fou .
Rochester Burners. Theselam
have sold at 861:0 $7; to claz:
choice of lot. 63. 50 each.
2nd lot. 12 Lamps all Roches
ter bumers,assorted, decoration
finest finish. Have sold at $3 98
to $5 49. You can make your
own selection at 82. 98.
3d lot. 9 Lamps, Rochester .
burner, well decorated Have ‘
sold at $2 69 to $3 49. Your ‘
choice this lot at 81. 89.
and cuffs, at 79 cents: they were 970 and
01.50. 79 eta.
We have more of the bargain Over-
coats we advertised last week at $4.44,
$6.66. $8.88. Odd garments, you know,
that‘s why we sell them less than cost.
MEIGS & CO.
827 Main cor. Bank BL. Bridgeport. Ct,
Makers and Retailers of Good Clothing.
Taylor at Golden
RealEslaleacdlnsursms
WASHINGTON Smkllilfi'i‘
Persons lookin forslol or house and lot.
with the view 0 purchsalln' v. are lnvltul to
call and examine our list \ s have them for
sale in every part of the city at. reasonable
prices and on easv terms. an” if
MADAME. Ross.
Till WEll-Kllllllll Clllllifllllil
Throughout the Slates
Construction on Past. Present and Future in
regerdto any matter. business or otherwise
that mavlbedeslrsd. lCalledRagtime. his or fl 4“: 30W 4 Banguet Lamps’
conWTtations lfdeeircd. Office. «isms. 8T3; nos ecorafion ormer price,
3: g?) to $5 98; choice this week,
5th lot. 100 band Lamps. All
complete. ready to burn, except
the oil, 180 each.
25 nickel plated copper Tea
Kettles, 71 cents each
WE «HOTEL up one night. fill in
ELECTRO PLATING
0" ALL KINDS
BHilillEllEiS BllflilZEll.
.. REPiiiTlliil l SPEGIALTY. 3&300 geomaurogm .‘uweigms,
can 8 per un .
METAL PATTERNS MADE AND ) '
REPAlRED. long}: Wire eat Brmler , 4 cents
ESTIIIA'I'EB FURNISHED ' > '
Olmmzs soucrmn, 9115318 Inch Frying Fans, 8 cents
“- 50 9 inch Frying Pans. 1 cent
29 llfllllllll - SHEET. each.
some NORWALK. _ . CONN. 5010inchFryingPans,14 cut
330 1111 each.
NUTmE.
DEBS of the FIRST wmon'roaos'.
NBO WALK
M—
Di
H8 BONDS of the ND
soU'ru xo'nw ALK ELECTRIC LIGHT
liedlhat u. ,b:
Company. are hereb not terest
nlyl wil bop-id
83 Washington Street
SO. - NORWALK.
at the First National Bank. of)! ddlotown. in
this State on and after the0 18!!) lost. upon
”—7
presentation at said Bank. of the coupons for
said interest.
SUITABLE FOR
WEDDING PRESENTS.
H. S. ROOD,
ill South Main Street, 80. Norwalk.
nltr
WATER CLOSETS AND CESBWOLS
C LANE!)
Al.
.I. workwarrsnled to be done in the best
manner and for least money, Block or
split wood. 87 cord: bluior straw “by bale or
ion; team work of all
Hos W South Norwallt.
lnds. (3.1: JAMES
8.
d2! 3m
Notices of loco entertainments of all
binds to which an admission is charged,
and notices mlculuied to promote private
intmsia, except where an advertisement
of name appears in wimrtising column,
are charged for at regular rims. 10 cents
a line.
«' .” ”7:500 You
‘t '.
buy the Wheel. 9 There' s a. pleasure In
selling the best goods.
that a. man is judged by
M w! i no You KNuw the quality of the goods
,. ' he so lls.
jHIGHESl liAlITY
large business w th
us th a past year.
WE SELL as low as we can. That’s might
low. With it all comes co
deuce and trade.
MANUEL T. HATCH,
l5 llllldfllll. STREET.
mass. nears. um. nan. no.
lililliili illFliiE.”‘8lllllli8' [Willi STABLE.
THE FROZEN BUTCHER.
llr. Smith enters the market of Holdup a 'l‘skeel. Well, what is meat as
today, Mr. Holdup? lr. Holdup—The price of meet is very high today. Y
know we have had a regular blizzard and it is impossible to get any stock, so y
will have to pay for your meat hereafter. Ir. Smith-Ha, he, be. well you
moiaugb. Youseemtoforgctthereis one butcher in town that is not frost.
quite so still as you are. I guess
THE PEOPLE’S MARKET,
1. good enough for Inc. The prices are always right there. Good day.
E. J. WADHAMS. Proprietor
'l'elsphouooail, m. i M»... suntan iepbons'
its bieinstrset. sue W T. ’ m'
MEAD,
THE LEADING MTEREB
i
OF THE TWIN ClTlEB.
4,92WASHIVNGTON STREET.
Norwalk Chronicler