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fists Dias-at Journey-
; f , new. town. .
1'0 1W ll‘fliflfi.
l- ‘cursuor‘bc guaranteed the
‘ mirMMedin. Every reu-
Will bemndstoacoomnw
j ,Mchauoa Manor be in-
‘usarlohlunlracopyis sent
j .lcticut pensions: Original.
,4 ‘ E. Gurnsey,Greenwich. Renewal,
, Ir}? 0. Busrritt. Noroton Heights.
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if i Mill 0! the Relief society will be
‘4 t the Council room on Holiday
‘, ,. non. February 25, at 8 o'clock.
_ .. mbers o! the association are
1* *- tobepresent.
w - n Lowndes' oyster steamer
.... ’ J."had the copper torn from her
while trying to break through the
. in the harbor, Monday. The damage
_ , since been repaired, and another
. - . art will be made to get out of the bar-
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Norwalk’s grand list, just footed up, is
312,850,830. Last year it was 06,468,108.
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«Thcgraudiist 0! Stamford city is over
$17,000,000. It is claimed that the Nor-
walk Wore listed property at real value
this year. If they did, it is a mighty
poor town, is Norwalk, as compared with
2 this wealthy one of on m. The grand list
V of the town of Stamford is not yet made
” up, but it will probably be about $0,000,
‘- 000.--3tamlord Advocate.
-—Nioebutter cops at Lane’s, 23 cents
if, Theron: or Edna entertainers.
’ ‘ :t dau r of ltr. and Irmflarry
witz, :0 died in New York city,
J. . w ncr mother, were brought to
;. new l . -is afternoon. The funeral
gumbo id from thehome olthcpar-
dams avenue, tomorrow alter
v. F. E.,Robbins will otiiciatc.
. will be at Riverside cemetery.
. i (or the consolidation of the
« ‘~ Norwalk in one city, was
3» yesterday by Senator Ferris,
l'erred to the judiciary committee.
iili is llr. Maplea.’
. ' dehts of West avenue complain of
\ the quintity or grease that is tracked
into their houses from the Norwaik
Street Railway company's tracks.
—0ystcrs at Depot Restaurant.
The luneral oi the late John H. Smith
'will beattended tomorrow alternoon at
2 o'clock irom Trinity church. The de
oesaed’s eldest son, George H. Smith,
who is located in Chicago, will probably
not be able to be present.
A bearing upon Mrs. Mary Low's up
plicatiou (or a withdrawal of the insoi
vsncy proceedings taken against her by
her creditors, was heard by Judge Wood-
ward, in the Norwalk Probate Court, this
morning. It was stated that she had
made a settlement with her creditors.
and it is probable that the judge will is-
sue an order staying the proceedings.
Constable Samuel ireland arrested
Joseph Salvisl (or lighting in Spring.
wood, last night, and Justice Rosier im-
posed a due at 01 and crisis.
*n odioial test at Norwalk's new tire
was made yesterday afternoon ?
”presence at all the members of the
“ I filly W“, and her work was sntlrsly
s
satislactory. The same lines or tests
wssscsrriedcutssthoseoithedsy
previous. Gus Ellis, engineer at the
Winnipeuk liilir, accompanied Connoitc
Osborn. The Council told Uhvei
ineer Prowitt to notify Hr. Weave is
thahili for the steamer would be
atthsnm msetingol the Council,
.Wsslsls returned to Cincinnati this
ng.
The entertainment committee or linear
, I. 0. R. I, wi.i inset Thursday
at 5 o’clock, in the store at Francis
W
Th numbers? Putnam Hose com»
fly, who will visit Nation linseed.-
,wlllwsar fatigue caps and leave
Inuit Nerwslk on the 9:54 train Friday
humbly sociablsol the llpworth
, fl“
"'5 Idocb in the afternoon of the.
. , it .2
fuels-war of INS lsrsh‘ Mes was
largely attended. yesterday, (or. the
South liorwsik Baptistohureh. her. ll
0. Basswood ofleistings Thspslibssrers
were John Mus, William 3. law-
tou. Samuel napkins and Joshua Jan-
oiogs. A quartetts composed of Ire.
l
Boutwsll. Kiss Slash, It. A. Baldwin and
leetious. ,
John 31ch and Henry W. levers,
deal'mntes, were srrsstsd last night for
intoxication. This morning Justice Bsro
rett lined the former as and costs, and
continued the latter’s case («one month
-Tlie latest Harrington style Derby at
O'Brien's.
Thomas lecom, of France street, a
member 0! the boys’ team of the Y. 1!.
C. A..and a popular member or St.
Paul’s boys' choir, sprained oucol his
ankles severely while practicing in the
association gymnasium, yesterday alter.
noon.
Fred Waters has accepted a position as
clerk with Tristrsm a Hyatt, to succeed
Harry Dunstcr. ‘
Chic! of Police Bradley, 0! Norwalk,
is in Bridgeport today, and ‘Oilicer Barv
tram is on duty to relieve him.
, John H. Hoyt, the present incumbent,
lea candidate lor the superintendency
oi the Norwalk lire alarm system lor the
ensuing year.
The appointment of D. Warren Fitch
to fill the vacancy in the Board o! Water
Commissioners of Norwalk rs highly
commendable. Mr. Fitch is a careful
and shrewd business man, and is just
the man for the position. He was en-
dorsed by the other Water Commissiou'
ere. Dir. Fitch has just retired from
business and the rdlics Is one which will
take just enough of his time to be agree
able.
—Wlii the lady who spokrr to old ac
quaintance in South Norwalk depot,
Ionday, February 18th,ahont 5:80 p. u'.
send hcrnamesnd address to South
Norwalk, Conn , P. 0. Box m.
James E. Brown, of 77 South lain
street, who will soon pass the sightyv
(ourtb anniversary of his birth, is prob.
ably the most active man of his years in
town. Previous to the recent storm he
was out of doors every day, and enjoys
good health. He was employed (or many
years in the carriage factory conducted
by W. C. Quintard and thc late John B.
Smith.
The proprietors of the New York (iroc
cry company expect to open thicr new
store on Saturday, March 2. in order to
reduce stock so that they will have as
low goods to remove as possible, they
will make a ten per cent reduction on all
canned goods from now until Iiarch 2.
Other goods are oflcrrd at remarkable
low figures.
A reception will be given to the rmtor
and p'!’lnhf)t)efl of “race church, by his.
and Mrs. Raters Vaniiuven, at their real-
dance on West avenue, tonight.
~The latest Harrington style “why at
O'iirien's. ”WM.”
lleorge W. Hrnilb, oi Westport avenue,
has lli‘i'll a number Li our «iirotherr'
Lodge, l O. i) l"., lilty-two years.
At the meetingoi l'ncss Tribe. lode»
pendent Order at lied Hen. last night, it
was voted to We the anniversary oi
Washington's birthday in a becoming
manner,and the Tribe will kaepopen
house all day. Tharswill in asmoker in
the morning, and in the aim and
«suing an entertainment will be provid
ed by the committee, oi which J. P.
ranch is chairman, and will include
music, sweeter-shins and a collation.
The February term or the criminal
Superior Court, Judge Andrews prasld
tng,opsned in Bridgeport at 2 o’clock
yesterday alters-con. The alternoon
was spent in putting thirty or more
prisrm to plea. John Barren, liar
wait. the it "out porno; Willie” Davis,
Norwaih, highway robbery: James it
Wood and Addison Banks, Wilton,
imrgiarny. pleaded not guilty.
Man adjourned nustinaol the Con.
another State Vegas at Baseball clubs,
held in New item, Waves were
prsrsnt from ”wall. it wssvnted to
niadt itaw Britain,“ turning a six
club circuit. Theolbsr cities are llsw
Haven. liartlord. Bridgeport, Water-
buryhad W. It Is "put-d that
aspirated thattwornorsiowas willeumr
htutlseissnss. Themhrsvoisdtbat
ssehcifishufldporta lorlsttolflts
play out thaw-ma. As ”is? per month
salary limit was erases apes and it was
assayed that ssch etch should play less
We.” rash washes» at
hs-saad Mower. itwss also votes
that visitiua autism trustee a gear»
its“! 0' with the We! thirty:
Impress-estrus” receipts. The
users w! m Is) s
and straw is.
ma“mm.m
“merchants-snare.»
tsrst flames-screams.
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Edward loveliness sang appropriate so.
v
sitcom m
Fancy Evaporated topics.
~ . .41 ill
:, reenactment.
lot lb.
F. o hAWTON coo.
DAME COLLECTION 0'
E.’ m. Jackson.
(Over 1'. Ilesd'a Cdnlectionery.)
The steamer W. H. Hoyt got up
steam this morning. and enmavored to
break up the ice in the harbor.
An entertainment tor the benefit of
Douglas Fowler Post, 6. A. 8., will be
given Friday night in Grand Army iiall,
Washington street bridge. A double bill
will be presented, including the farce,
“The Haunted House,’ and the drama,
”The (lbimney Corner,” There will be a
dance alter the performance.
—What promises to be one oi' the must
sumlui masque halls of the season will
tails place at the Norwaik Opera House,
tonight. A costumer Is in attendance
at the hall and a big time is anticipated.
A city meeting was held Monday
night, in Stamford, to appropriate ’12,-
000 additional {or 'tbe construction of a
trunk sewer, upon which the city has al-
ready expended $50,000. Samuel Fessen-
deu and other prominent citizens oppos-
ed the project. and criticised the action
ol the mayor and Common Council in
the matter. Finally a committee, of
which Warren H Taylor is chairman,
was appointed to investigate the conduct
1;! the city's oilicera. 'i‘ho contractors
are demanding their money ior work
performed, and threaten suit against the
city.
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~l’ried scallops at Depot Restaurant
A large number or members 0! Doug
las l'owlcr Post, 0. A. 8., attended the
annual encampment in Bridgeport. ycs-
tcrdsy. Tbecondition ol the department
(or the year ending December 31,1804,
waszy Number 0! posts. seventy-two;
membership mcemher 3i. i893, 6.704;
membership in December ill, 1994. 0648;
net loss for year 1804, sixty'one. Accord-
ing to the report 0! the assistant quarter~
master-general there is held by the revs-
ral pmrs.m,m0.67 in the poet funds,
and $54,518 74 in the relief lands, and
there was expended for charity from
both lunds during the year £8,076.00-
Tbere is $5,357.35 in cash on hand.
The South Norwaik Board of Relief
has completed its work and the assessors'
books,wgether with the abat»~ments made
by the board, are on exhibition in the ol-
lice of City Clerk Joseph Taylor, 100
Washington street ‘
~Mr. John ii. ilshin, piano tuner, is
in town this Week. Orders may be leit
at the Mahrsclsemo liutel.
Ellis. (J. W. Many, of North avenue, Is
q-ritc “I.
The first annual marque hull of Wei-
come Stranger fudge, firms of St.
George, will be held at the Norwalh
Up'ra iiuusc. tonight. A big time is
antiripated.
The Norwalk Pelican club will give a
banquet tonight, in honor or the second
anniversary oi its organization.
Attorney Joseph A. Gray, oi Norwalk,
is in Stainlord today attending a hearing
More the Uouuiy Commissioners in the
rcmmatranos case at [’an Acouto. Mr.
Gray appear. for Acouto.
-A few more roplesol “The World's
Sweetest 8001‘" and "The Musical
Home" can be secured at the nominal
price of fr emu each. at this otllce.
A besringia being held at ilartlord
today, helore the summits“ unincor.
mlmm the application or the Ridge-
lleld Telephone compmy in Ridgetlsld,
to be incorporated under the laws of
Connecticut. The petition is being con
tested by the Biuthsrn New Engimd
Telephone company. who are mating
strong opposition against it. limit
frost appears {or the Ridgeiieid com-
pany,aod Attorney Alllngml New lia-
vso. for the Southern new England
employ. A numherot witnesses went
up this morniag‘LMMM
In. lesser Hendricks, o! Cranberry.
widow ol Uriah Hendricks. died at her
house. yesterday. sand ninety years,
Her husband died leader. I!“ eighty»
alasysavs,aadtiseiuaeral waste have
buahstd tomorrow. A double funeral
will new he held asths chapel. tomorrow
steers“, thsilev. ll. ii. Pond atheist.
In.
Sunday Press ballots lur I’lwml 1'.
Bonus, harm‘s popular candidate,
any he no at soars riot-sis was
ltishsrd I. losses. at his German
sire. -
wwsssssflsgesady very low. r.
Lissa.
22 South Main “Street.
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PHOTOGRAPHS V
Combine the hdtu'l‘fllfl AID mill. Our aim is to give satisfaction to our patron ,
and to tarnish them with thc’ilnest productionsol the ruosoonarrrrc A".
OfllLDRll'B STUDIES.
Photographer.’
58 Wall Street. Ncrwslk, Conn.
iANO and organ instrn ti bv
Ba ginghifi-hdflirs'wtflsrmmmfim 5‘0;ng
. or
2i west Main street. Norwalh: Conn?' 18 8::-
liiss Ella Manlgold, 0! Milwaukee. who
was taken with appendicitis at Illss
Baird's seminary and was successlnlly
operated upon by Dr. R. L. Higgins, has
recovered suiflcientiy to take a trip home,
and is rapidly gaining.
,John Sims. who is wanted by the
police for robbing his employer, J. B
Louder, oi the Frugal Coal company.
and who is at the Norwalk hospital,
recovering irom the effects of injuries
which he claims he received by being
waylaid at Weripm, is still in charge of
the oilicer, and will be tried tomorrow,
it he is able to leave the institution.
Selectmen Thomas is seriously ill at
his home in Rowayton.
John Henry Aiken. of Main street,
Norwalk, was crossing Wall street near
the pastolficeflaet night, when he was
run down by a team of coach horses
driven by Wilbur Hubbard, a colored
man. The pole hit Mr. Aiken a severe
blow in the chest, knocking him down.
Luckily he tell between the horses and
was not injured and also escaped being
run over by the wheels of the heavy
vehicle. litter the coach passed over
him he was assiswd to his lost by Cap
tain of Police Dunn and helped into I.
W. Balaton'snawsstorc. Alter be had
recovered somewhat from the shoot it
was round that he was uninjuredmncspt
a few bruises on his head and face. and
where the pole struck him on the chest.
-'l'boae nougets in lunch, only 28
cents pound.
ll. H. PLMSTED.
nnuocrsf.
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The last Congress out an In-
lemal Revenue lax oi2 tests
per Part to Playing cards, and
north: lmsi has doubled lire
Nanulatlursrs' Price.
But to lure a its gross oi
the
WINNER CARDS
riitli we will sell as loss a:
they last at
Its cents per Pack.
list not manor gloss
Bunker Hill Cards
AT
35 cents per Pack.
its lure 25 mm at test
LINEN PAPER ill
Typewriters’ use shirt
to so oflsrisr st
lie so use in Ill l-lrl
Still in ms is: no
no. Plaisioll,
on seem a.
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g sols suns,
rt illitll’l llijEiEiil
On our hands, but we have too much Clothing for this mar "
thsycarmearebonndtoreduceitbeforethespringgoodrbcgln
to arrive, and this is the way we propose to do it: ” ' ‘ .(
$5.50»
Reducedirom 310.00 and 012.00.
Mill’s suns,
Reduced from 812.00, 314.00 and $15.00.
MEN’S SUITS.
Reduced from 815.00, 817.00 and $18.00.
'BllIE FUNNEL SHIRT WAISTS, ‘
WORTH 690
s I .
31.00,
The reductions on
lllSTEllS AND (IVElliliIATS
I
Remain good.
$150) I, ‘
$10.00., I
.
Munitions.
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THE CHANCE [IF A LIFE TIME
THUUSilIlS ill nouns
WORTH 0F
NillliEliEEPllIfl ARTIBLES
TO BE SOLD
AT COST
Til INK! I00. PM Bill HEATING AND PLIIIBINB ”NIB. '5
Will DISPDIE 0F Bill ENTIRE ”00K 0F ill". “DONE“,
£10., II THE NEXT IO Dill BEGINNING FENIllNIl lsl., II”.
JilNESiNiITBIIIlISS
SUCCESSORS T0
E. K. Locxwooo a, co.
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in Abundance of llfimer Underwear
hill remains to be disposed at bslore spring stock arrives. it must be sold at one...
and in order in do so cost will not he considered. lied Flannel Underwear, Camera
flair Underwear. Fleece lined Underwear, and other styles and qualities, all to be
given another grand out. But not alone underwear.
Pea Jackets,
Overcoats,
Caps,
Aadsvsrythlugsisspsrtsiaisgtocoid weather wear. Don't hurry you a”:
dcwstluwdtirassswskssp
mommaumsrm
Davis, The Tailor, ’
oars. lidltt all Neil’s roses.
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