:mmdtbediuetou
wt, loethhrwslkl’sblicbthrsry
abolitionist».
f. Wm club will meet
. with Charles B. Jennings. In, at
, , cm at the lshsctemo
‘ llstslghhbstthtsteorninghsde
.. . tunendhieeeeditienisqniteeerlr
a. spin. 1.0.Jessioge has sat up
villuxssppforthspaettwo weeks.
a! Theodore Knapp looks after his
east: lathe day time.
-' Willie-3.7m, infanteon of Ir.
Hi In! arm, of Wilton sve-
-sayrele, attest mates.
doses.
Wflfimhbhomeuhvlatted
{Vatput Wednesday chasm
rmummmmswo
‘dIb-urle‘eorseopyolit. ‘l’te
mum-“immune
"by the Rankin: KWillismeJe.
“MILTnbbeulledonths
numeriaayatinmewumm
eellldvqeo-etrsee. Unheppilythe
Mot/Mreeordekeptbyls.
"‘ “ mmmmm»
0e. plseeoftheonedeomliehedto
~ . 4'.
- fewmorempiaof‘flheWorld‘s
. - Songs" and "The Ifuml
cube secured» the nominal
derotseaebutthieefliee.
“um
Commando". United Order
'um Cross. will celebrate its
my tonight
V2,”. of Taylor avenue. took
thew-tract. yesterday. to build a barn
if
CW
p “Menopfovthe mm'
of ‘0‘ Consolidated Reilrmd mpany on
the property south or the tipringwood
chapel. The teen sill be sixteen by fifty
feet, and will accommodate twsire
horses. The Meetsmith shop will be ill
ii tee- by twenty ten. We contractors
\ wllqservyaoimseeneestwnnt of rock
Ethel-mediate vicinity of the build»
intake and in that retaining walls
and foundation for the piers through
both Norwslk. , ..
“Dutch” location went into training
today, in preparation for it "go“ with
Cami). of Winnipatth. on the
“the nest main-eat of the
lorwstk Athletic etch.
dfllhildnntllrwltu’e.
MDWDMIW club)
. dreameodballforthebensv
It at its own feed.loedeynigkt. in
ArlsllalLTkerewillhemodvoeaIend
Mule. endegooi time is
Menswear-«l
‘, httehtnte Senate. yesterdsy morn.
’1 “Mfmwm death
“elm We mother at her
home in mm. m [new
Weprfle-«herheesld.
“Melamine“ always ”I“!
under the will roof tile fathrt’e
”traded” mother's «rely three
months» lle spoke of her Chm
maintenance.
W Bruin has returned from
”York, wherein etteetled the dog
‘dew. Twodovmhr II“ WM
,1 ”fiat-4M firm In their
f f”
“Walnuts”. a posed:
“mum; Mound fools.
3.“,unayee'neeket.
list
it
uh:
i
I
gelatin Coordinatedrosdim~
W , .
‘ . as “mm... from
”Mathias.
Guise B. Payne. the well known
sereeeterJevIsoyyeau employed by
1.3 lay-sou. writeefrom Mackintosh,
WMMDMIsgu his trade
lethetplseesnddolngverynloely. He
wentsouthleet fsll.and expects to rev
mkuebthespring.
—1'hoee nougete in kne’s. only I38
sects pound.
flannel Poster receiveda had fall on
an icy sidewalk. while coming down
Wilton avenue this morning. and so
rarely injured his right shoulder.
a...
The paper fair tobe given by the
young ladies of Hire Baird’s seminary,
for the benefit of the Norwalk hospital.
opens this afternoon and continues to-
night nnd‘tomorrow.
-Pteeb milk at Dreecber's every day.
TheNorwslk Lawn Tennis club will
dance at the Norwalk Opera House. to-
night.
Hope floss company will hold a soci-
able in the Atheneeum tonight.
~Will lady who took one of pair of
shoes bymistskest Sons of St. George
bell return same to F. E. 'Readman's
photograph studio in Gazette building
and obtain her own. One of committee
badges was lost and its return will be ap-
predated.
lit. and lint. William Meseberg. of
Knight street. are on the sick list.
Lou’- Kutechcr. Jr.. and Walter Sta-
platen. of Bridgeport. representing the
Bridgeport Bottlen' association, appear-
ed before the temperance committee at
Hartford. against the bill offered by Sen-
etorl'erris. relative to bottles. They
claim the preset“ law is satisfactory.
“to bill. which was unfavorably report»
ed.ieflictesflne of ‘1 on holders of
markedhottlere. The present line is
3100. Thepreeent biliwillbe amended
to include milk jars and bottles.
-Sllk hats at O’Irion’s.
lnreeponaeto invitations the follow-
ing lodgtspsi'l s fraternal visit last even-
ing to music encampment, No. 28,1
0. O. E, in Pequonuock Ball, Bridge-
port: James E. Bidwel! encampment;
of Winsfed; Golden Rule. of New York.
Wsecusee, of Stamford, and Kabsosa. of
‘ Norwalk. There were at least 500 per.
sons in the hall. At the banquet the
guests partook heartily of tempting
dishes. Brief, but appropriate compli-
mentary remarks were then made by
prominent Odd Fellows.
~Ilead's ccflee bread beats them all.
it cents.
The enterprising dry goods firm of
Trmtrsm .2 than of Norwalk, are tak
log on inventory of their stock today, the
store heingclosed on account of Wash-
ington‘s birthday. At 12:30 this after-
noon Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Tristram gave
the employee a dinner at their residence
on Berkeley street. Those present were
Kr. and Mrs. teeter Hyatt, Miss Lizzie
Minot. lies Rena Ella. bliss Julia SI!)-
by. lites Hattie Buscue. bliss Maud Sbcr‘
svoml. Fredl. Jones. James K. Hyatt,
Warren Oaterbanks. Fred Waters.
“Mt Olmstead, luster Robert DI!
Trillium.
The funeral of kits. Nathan Lounsbury
will be held from the Methodist church,
lttdgsfield. tomorrow afternoon at 1
o'clock.
~Chickons 10.12 and Meat Drescher’e.
Among the many church soaials of
the sntelenten season. none have been
attended with a greater degree of enjoy-
ment than the sociable of St. Paul's
parish. held at the chapel of Our lioly
lisviour. last night. Shortly after 8
detect the members of the church began
to gather in the basement of the chapel.
and in s short time the full complement
of the society was preeent. The even-
ing was pleasantly spent In social Inter‘
course. and light refreshments were
. served.
Willism Taylor.eon of Fred A. Taylor,
of Orchard street. It quite III.
John Ifscklln has earned his amuse»
lion with the Norwalk Boston store.
The members of Company D will meet
tonight. to perfect arrangements for their
sociable lends] night.
«Oysters at Depot its-unrest.
in response to several Inquiries why
the flag has not been floating on the Cen-
ter school, Principal Tucker says the hsl»
ysrdeere broken and that the flag will
autumnal-amusethsy can be re-
placed. lathe mums the llsghse
hundlepleyed la the high school mom.
Greed Warden incline P. Demmlng
will he mtuthsnestmeetiug of P.
6. My lodge. lie. flit. New Eng-
land Orderof Protection. Tuesday new
tag. February 3|. A full attendance Is
Ideal
I
”demnmiiaehwllws
” fte- his late raids-es on upper
Isis “Weaknesses!” attera
”unsettled.
Pillsbury 3 Best Illll.
Fancy Evaporated ipplss.
F D LAWTON & CO.
22 ‘ South Main Street.
JACKSON’S PHOTOGRAPHS
Combine the LATISI‘ITYLE All) Illllfl.
Our him Is to give satisfaction to our patrons.
and to furnish them with the finest productions of the Puoroonarnto 43!.
LARGE COLLECTION 01’ OBlLDBEN'h BTUDIIN.
E. M. Jackson.
(Over 1". Head’s Confectionery.)
A horse owned by Raymond dc Sons,
furniture dealers. ran away at the Nor-
walk freight house. yesterday afternoon,
but was stopped by Expressman Lincoln,
who blocked the road with his truck.
The attenda‘noe at the annual ball of
the Brifignport Concordia society, last
night, was as large as in former years.
but the wild scenes which have unnuo
ally made the aflair notorious were ab-
sent up to midnight. The County Corn-
mlssloners refused to grant aliquot li-
cense, but a bar was run in full blast.
City ofiicers and members of the Law
and Order League were present. Pro~
secutions may follow.
-—-New Harrington derby st O‘Brleu‘s.
A trolley car on the West avenue line.
manned by Conductor Buckmsn and
Motormsn Smith, jumped the track near
the Mahackemo Hotel, yesterday after-
noon.
Uncas Tribe. 1. O. R. 1d,, ls observing
the anniversary of Washington’s birth-
day by keeping open house, and enter-
taining all callers in the most royal
manner. Refreshments are served, and
tonight there will be a musical sud liter-
ary programme.
The roof of Trowbridge dc Co.'a box
factory is receiving a new coating of
brightredpaint.
Several futile attempts have been made
to locate a leak in the gas main on bier-
win street. The road has been dug up
several times.
The Norwalk
_ past oilioe closed
at 11 o'clock this morning for
the remainder of the day. The
evening mail will be distributed into
the 1an boxes. howevor. for the benefit
of box holders. Thelstter carriers only
made one delivery.
~Nice butter cups at Lane‘s. 23 cents
pound .
The New Haven police department has
a pension list paid out of the license
moneys paid to the town. In the Assem-
bly a bill has been introduced which of-
fectually kills this custom. and the New
Haven police have asked the police in
the Norwallte and other towns to co-opv
crate. with them to remonstrsts against
the passage of the MI.
Lincoln Council will haves Washing-
tou's birthday entertainment tonight in
their hull on Washington street. The
committee has arranged so attractive
programme.
Louis Pearson. son of Thomas Pearson.
corner of Elizabeth and Day streets. who
hid an operation for hip disease per
formed on him last Tuesday at the
hospital. Lexington avenue and Forty-
seeond street. New York city, Is getting
along nicely. lie expects to return home
next Monday. -....,..
The state Y. M. C. A. convention
opened in Danbury today. The de-
votional exercises were opened by Secre-
tary Jackson. of the Norwulk association.
Anumber of the members of the Nut-
waIk association are in attendance. To-
morrow will be lsdim‘ day. and some of
the members of the ladies' Auxiliary of
Norwalk, will attend. The corlvontlon
closes Sunday. ..
The star boarder at the Norwalk lio-
tal, facotlously culled Dr. l‘arkhurst. has
skipped out, leaving an uupnld board
hill of cm.
Catherine McCarthy, wife of “Arrival
McCarthy, died at her horse on the New
Canaan mall. this morning. aged fifty-
suven years. The funeral will he held
Monday morning sill o'clock. from St.
Mary‘s church.
..., w..—
Mrs. Mlner. heussltwpsr for William
B. E. Imckwmdmf North avenue. wss
cramlngfmm Hale's drug store to the
Norwalk Boston store. this morning.
when she was knocked down by a big
dog that came running down )isiu street.
In attempting to rise she found she was
unableto stand. She was carried into
lisle‘s drug store. and Dr. Walter Hitch-
cock was summoned to attend her. It
was feared her hip was broken and she
was sent home In a coach. tire. Miner
ls ‘sbout sixty years of age. She receiv-
ed absdfsllontbeioes day ores-go.
William Kelly and David kloCsIl were
discovered asleep alongside the turn-es
lo thscsllsr of the depot. last ulght. by
George Welcott. He omitted Captain of
Police Colt-grove. who rented the men
outsml pet then In the lockup. This
morning Justice Darrell found them
galliylitveavasey. and assessed seek
hfilmjellfor “Home. all.
3 m m Wu! be H
Insists-teen.
Photdgrapher.
58 Wall street. Norwslk, Conn.
PIANO and organ Instruction by Miss
NlnnA. Llewls. crsanlst South Nownlk
its tint church. For tor a call or address
I eat Malnstreet.Norwa k.Conn. 383m
George H. Gldney, of Lexington ave-
nue, was out today after a siege of the
sup-
W. A. Benedict a Oo.’s clerks are hard
at work today, getting in readiness for
the opening of their Norwalk store to-
morrow morning.
Washington's birthday was fittiugly
celebrated at the Over River school yes-
terday afternoon. when the pupils reuo
dared a programme of music and recita-
tions. A number of the scholars‘ parents
were present. and the exercises were
very enjoyable to them.
~Turkeys14 and 16c. at Drescbers’.
People from the country who come to
South Norwalk will soon find a couven.
lent hitching place for their horses at the
corner of Franklin and Clay streets.
They will also find that L. H. Becker’s
wall paper and art emporium is the best
place for miles around to buy wall paper
or get pictures framed to order. Mr.
Decker also does a general painting and
paper bag“)? business, and the work is
always‘m e. You w ill know the
place I302!” fig "gqths west Window.
37% °ck tau.
—) ”:3”? 6*’-;,:F(Ipt MBrieu' s.
- :nnuany” t
De Witt’s Witch Hazel Salve curso J.
G. Gcrrell of the worst case of eczema
ever known in the state of Indiana.
eurer' scalds, burns, Indolent sores and
neve fails to cure piles. G. A. Gregory
a Go” and G. C. Stillson.
Notices of local enter:ainmenls of all
kinds to‘tchicb an admission is diarged,
and notices calculated to promote prison
interests, mcept where an wlvsrtt'semenl
aflflntr agnurs in attest-lasing Mamas,
“£le of regular miss. l0 cents
II. H. PIAISTED.
DRUG-GIST.
M*»A‘_
The last CungIess put an In-
ternal Revenue lax ol2 cams
per Pack on Playing Cards. and
nowthe Trust has doubled the
ManufacIuIeIs' PIice.
in we have a few gloss oi
the
WINNER CARDS
which we will sell as long as
may last at
l5 cents per Pack.
Also one quaner gmss
Bunker Hill Cards
AT
85 cents per Pack.
We have 25 reams of goal
LINEN PAPER for
Typewriters’ use with
we are dining at
850 per mm In III I-2I8
stun IIII roam Illl 8II3
WM...—
II. II. Plaislad,
lie. 43 Washington St.
isomer
It
. we I-IAVE MADE. . I V "
RED U CT I ON .
IN OUR ENTIRE sTOCK 0r 2
Medium and Heavy Welsbt, \
MEN’S PANTS,
IIEts PANTS,
Busmess PINIs,
WilIIKINlI PANTS.
REDUCED
$7.
6.
PANTS.
T0
is
4.50
4,1
3.50
3.
2.
GI
III STIIIII IIIIIIS
)mn MIN\:$3 II squIIIuIII STREEI,
9" «twill: 3}} H‘Wmimrt‘”
_——__.1_
H'W'IIEN BUYING GOODS PLEASE HTATE THAT YOU SAW THIS I! m
SOUTH NORWALK SENTINEL.
I
F CHANCE [IF A LIFE TIME
THUUSINIIS [IF IIILLIIIs
WORTH OF
lIIIllSEIIEEPIIIlI ARTIBLES
TO BE SOLD
AT COST
TO MIKE IIIIIIIN Hill OUR HEATING AND PLUMBING LINES. NE
Will. DISPIIBE 0F IIIIII ENTIIIE STOGK 0F MIPS. IIIIIIIKENV.
“0.. IN THE NEXT 80 DNVB BEGINNING FEBNUNIIV let. Ills.
JIINESIIIIITIIIIIIISS
SUCCESSORB T0
E. K. LOCKWOOD & CO.
in Abundance III WInIeI underwear
8t") remains to be disposed of before spring stock arrives. It must be sold at once.
and In order to do so cost will not be considered. Red Flannel Underwear. Csmel's
Hair Underwear. Fleece Lined Underwear. and other styles and qualities. all to be
given another grand cut. lint not alone underwear.
Pea J ackets.
OVercoats.
Caps,
And everything else pertaining to cold weather wear. flon’t hurry your supper
down: lots of time as we keep
OPEN EIEIII EVENING Illllll 9 II'IIIMK.
Davis. The Tailor.
Clam. Hatter and Ian's FumIsIItr.
madam, monotone“.
Norwalk Chronicler