“Muse-dam
“More“
”I. Aflllfllm. ‘ .-
7 cannot be guaranteed the
‘eopyiefraadedni. Dream
artwillbesindetoneeomno-
. ., bitt‘diaape cannot be trio
I. m asarighfiiiifeieeopyie rent
;, dad‘s the offence» of the
I? marketed.
{and .
y «suing Prof Bolton will
I 7 his third lecture. Subject, “Trends
' “all“ Bun.”
» nongers in lane's, only 23
'r. pound. or
.1 .eoflcialscf the mounted road
a decided to withdraw the special
which wrarnn last Sunday night
New You at 9 o’clock as an
7’ i: mint Epworth League business
adsccial meeting. which was to have
slew place liondey night. has been post.
pencil one week from that date. At that
him Rev A S Kevanagh will open the
1m; with his explanatory Bible lee
sot. alter which the general meeting will
he held. A most interesting programme
is being prepared by the social depart
manditishcped thaton that even-
in‘ the mom will be crowded with meme
here of the league.
~Weareeslliiig candy very low. F.
A. Lane.
. Garment cutting is an important inst-
(Cloladies. They will find a very im-
portant announcement on this subject in
thistsaaeby theAmericsn Garment Cot
‘terCm, whoare going to open a school
hauhkpnes block. 22 South Main
. . claim much for link aye
' -‘ . ladies ought to inVeetigste
‘. and
3": Tarrago- night the Epircrth League
’at the First letbodist church,
~. baledbyli-Biiawker.
. W. Frye.“ New York. is sick
.. ... . iaatthe home of Robert
n, South Iain street.
Trilhy cakes at Head’s, 10c a
. .» Lodge. No. 97, I. 0. O. F . has
. box sociable, which will be held
, t. There will be vocal and
> mimic, readings, etc. All
‘1 a and friends are invited.
Luigi. Bradbury. for several years
a machinist employed by I]. C. Cook,
has severed his connection there and, to-
day, left Ansonia for South Norwalk,
where he has purchased an interest in a
meat market. lir. Bradbury had a large
circle of friends in Ansonia who will re-
gret that he is to leave ioe'n.——Ansonin
Sentinel.
The members of the First Methodist
church choir will meet tonight for re.
tarsal. It is desired that all be on hand
promptly at 7 o‘cflok.
—-If troubled with the blues don't foil
were "Funniimnes' Fir" at the Athe—
larutn. llondsy niiiht.
The matter of the appointment and
al of Henry W. Gregory as true-
, of the insolvent estate of William H.
lurker. Norwaik, will be heard
ii the flatwalk Probate Court on March
fl, at we. in. .__.-.....
, The new track. completed yesterday
PM Railroad place, was utilized for
l M We {vl’ the first time yester-
day aim, when the Pittsfield ex-
prar, at hi7, was run over it. connect
lag wiihihs main line just above the
'flbington street erasing. Everything
WWW” and the irack will
tented Altogether until the work is flu-
l‘lelhen. Apertion ofths roof our
blade” platinum on the west side.
Mlle- alwnya been dangerous and
nape-rifle for several accidents. is being
tore down.
«enterprising persons who M's!
m tn but one of the leading topics
Mg Wiley thought fairly and ably
Md. have induced lies Tales, of
lab, to five a liclure on "Progrree vs
W." at lioyi‘e Opera House,
Meir-Icing. February 27th at
(and. line Yetee la a very popular
V.” fill bu but this one date which
menu-idem. Bhswasheard in llsrt
hibyllemJJI Perri-and lion. E
aw.“ tbsyare enthusiastic in
Uptake. ilhedeale militia “(MI
”infirm in a most interest-
“ I“ and with freedom from
“Months lecture is
mustang-ii that those interested
flanges! will induce othereio ha
”in
A sale-a high lallof requiem was
”mum-ii the MCharii-s
“a. at It. flsry‘e charm. this
“are e'deek. lieutenant“
~ u was In. W. Laiocuui; dee-
“lemmm: arbitration.
hotelier Deals: mama
“name-rm; eeesertaarer.
w up. Jr. the iii-rial was st
“mu-any. Mwaeshasd»
«I alargs number of invitations to .
Fancy Evaporated triples
F. D LAWTON‘ & CO:
* MW
inghntsawweodatliusicllall tonight
-R'emmbrr the Sr: Philips chapter
enteminmnt. loaday sight. attlis
Athenians. 36 cents.
It was erroneously reported yesterday
sfternoon that George B. Waterbury
had died at the Soldiers’ Home, Norcton,
where he was taken after he was found
unconscious at his home in Norwalk.
but evening a airmen. reporter was
informed that Mr. Waterbury appeared
brighter and could articulate a little. He
has regained full consciousness.
Thomas McGuire. head harness maker
for Raymond Brothers, was driving a
beam in the burn on Water. street,
Thursday, when one and fell and struck
him on the head, inflicting ,quits serious
iojui'ieii.
——Hen turkeys 160 at Drescher's
The entertainment for the bensfltof
Douglas Fowler Post. G. A. It, last
night, waesq successful that it will be
repeated next Thursday night The at-
‘tendsnce wss“'large and all present had
a delightful time. Two plays' were
given, the participants in each being
the some. The farce “The Haunted
House,” was followed by the drama
”The Chimney Corner," in which the
following people appeared: Caleb Wood,
C. V. Arnold, Edward Carr, Louis
B. Brotherion. Frederick Bennet. Mrs.
Fannie J. Joyce. Miss Pauline Smith
After the performance there was dunn—
iug. excellent music being furnished by
R. J. Brown and B. Julius Bimuish.
-—A few more copies of “The World's
Sweetest. Songs" and "The Musical
Home” can be secured at the nominal
price of 5 cents each, at this ofllce.
Geoge I. Buxtonsiys he can son the
lights of four lighthouses the year
round in clear weather, from his home
on Elmcrost. without even turning his
head—two on Long Island, the Eatcn’s
Neck and Old Field Point lights. and two
on the Connecticut side of the Sound,
Smith‘s Island rind Penile!!! Reef, rent of
Bridgeport harbor. At this season of the
year, when the leaves are of! the trees.
be can see the spires of not only every
church in Norwalk, South and East Nor-
walk. but of four outside the town, one
on Long Island, and three in Connecti
cut, namely, the Green Farms, Green-
field Hills, and Weston churches.
—Lsrge turkeys are 12l cts. a pound;
small ones, 14 cts. . chickens and fowle
12.} cts.. at Hoyes' market.
A gentleman’s dancing class has been
formed in South Norwalk and the first
lesson was held in Aiion Hall. last night.
The class numbers twenty-live mem-
bers. Professor W. G. Nowell is the in-
structor. At the conclusion of the lesson
refreshments were served.
Collector of Internal Revenue Byxbee
has obtained from G. W. Wilson, of
Washington, D. C., acting cniimiissioner
of internal revenue. instructions ihst all
money and the value of all personal pro-
perty acquired by persons under the in-
come tax law, by either gift or inheri-
tance. whether by li-giicy, liiw. indiviiluv
til action. or otherwise. are to be includ-
ed in an income tax return.
The fourth quarterly conference of the
Norwalk Methodist church will be held
on Monday evening, the 25th.
The New York district preachers
meeting, will be held on Tuesday, morn-
ing, afternoon and evening. in the Nor-
wallr lieibodlet church. Dre. Pullman,
Buckley, (lriliin iind oihi-rs will take
part in therliecusslons. In the evening
Dr. I’iiblado will give an address on the
poet Burns, and Prof. (John, of Wesleyan
University. on a ”Blillogill'fl View of
Christianity." All the sessions are open
to the public.
~0hickuns 10.12 and lie. st Drescbsr' s.
E lwsrd Finnish. a brakiImaii on tho.
swiichsr. while attempting to couple
cats at the Dmbury dock. this morning
at ll o‘cli ck. was quite painfully injured,
[Is slipped and his left hand wont be-
twcnn thi~ curs. crushing the thumb and
forefinger. his went to his boarding place
on North Main street. where Dr. L. M. Al-
on sltsndsd him. Some time ago the toes
of one of Mr. l-‘lnnan's feet were cut oil
by the cure.
Members of Putnam [loss company
and others who attended the ball of
lichen Hose company in Port Chester,
yesterday. were I). W. Hurford. Louie
Sheldon, E. W. Clark. William Johnson,
Guy l’sllmi. Edward Inlrilow. Carl
fichiub, Truman Stevens and F. W.
D‘rmer.
The signal tower of the Consolidated
railroad at Homes street will he moved
tomorrow. one thousand feet west. to a
location opposite lfsrtln Bates, Jr.. A:
Ooh factory, near Spring street.
The newly elected slicers of Sherman
Gommaudery. United Order of Holden
Drone. were installed last night. Refresh-
ments were served.
The Helping Rand circle. of the Nor-
walk Maoist church, will holds sob-
weheeeiaiat the house of lire. 0. I.
Daniels. Mai street. iiorwiii,
WM evening
3 ,
Well.
22 South .. Main Street.
. JACKSON’S PHOTOGRAPHS
Combine the LAT!!! STYLE AID "lull. Our aim is to give setlefactlon to our patrons
and to furnish them with the finest productions of the Pnorocnavnio 4181‘.
LARGE COLLECTION OF OKlLDBlN'S STUDIES.
E. m. Jackson.
(Over F. Mesd’s Confectionery.)
William J. Humphrys is one of the
latest victims of the grip. He has been
compelled tori-main away from South”
Norwalk during the past Week. —-Ridge-
field from.
Miss Bridget Lynch, of Union street, is
seriously sick.
Mrs.0. II. Daniels, of Grand street,is
sick.
—-Mrnd’s coffee bread beats them all.
9 cents.
Expressions William Sterling’s horse
fell down on Washington street. near
Water, this morning, caused by the slip-
pery oondiiion of the pavement, and it
was necessary to unburneis the animal
bnfore he could regain his feet.
—Bring in No. 0960. um takes the ‘rp-
ora tickets for tmight. F. A . Lane.
The sociable given by the Norwalk
Social club, under the auspices of the
Crescent Whist club. in their rooms at 10
Water street. Norwalk, last night, was a
grand succss both financially and socially.
--New Youman d erby at O‘Brisn's.
Franklin A. Tahoe is at work on the
assessors' books, getting out the tax list
for the South Norwulk Union school
district.
-—0ysters at Depot Restaurant.
The son of Mrs. Sarah Walker, of Main
street. NOrwalk. died this afternoon.
In the suit of Gilbert Horton sud
wife vs. the Norwalk Tramway company
Judge Shumway has given as his finding
that the ground upon which the de-
fendant’s appeal is taken is not allowable
and sustains the former decision of
$55lidumsges. __.
—-Silk, derby hiits renovut d. O‘Brien.
A horse owned by Finney d: Benedict.
the Wall sirestgrocers. fell on the ice in
front of their store. this morning.
Members of Lincoln i'mucll, O. U. A.
M., had a pleasant time at their meeting
last night, a special Washington’s birth-
day programme being rendered. There
were selections by a qnsitcito composed
of Albert Partriclr, William Merriam
Frank Merriam. A. F. Hathaway, ad-
dress by Mr Baldwin. of Stamford, rind
recitation by Fred Hoyt. Refreshments
followed.
~Nuw Harrington derby st O'Brivn'e.
'l'hiI next. convention of the Fairlield
U iunty Teacliers' association will be held
at the Congregational church. South
Norwulk. on Friday and Saturday of the
first week in May. Principal E. H.
(lumbart is president of the association.
and Principal W. (I. ‘ooto is chairman
of the executive committee. The Board
. of School Visitors voted at their last
iiiueting that would recommend they
the schools be closed on Friday. regard-
ing them as taught, and ihe attendance
marked up as on the day previous. This
is quite a concession on the part of the
Board. as heretofore. when school has
been closed for that purpose, the day has
been mods up. N...
Charles Canning. well known' in South
Nor-walk, whom he formerly lived with
his uncle, Michael Noooan.of.('lranite~
villo,iiml worked in the lock factory,
met doulli st lisllington, More, lust Fri-
day night, under sail circumstances.
ills many friends and acquaintances in
town will be grieved to learn of his being
killiIrl by the cars at that station. while
returning with ii p'irly of friends from
Woonimclivt to Franklin.
«Viccbiiit r cups iii Line's, ’lcrnls
pound
“What into reeling stories of travel
Dniliii tolls! lie must have rovr-d a great
deal " “No 0 he's ii always been here.
But his mind wanders."
find iloywl’a, do you know where it
says. "Riches are better than wealth.
and the discontented heart is unsatisfied?
P‘s—Proverbs, I think."
Chronic urnmhler—Inoli here! There’s
no meat in this sandwich. Aflsblo
«anew-Then why do you call it a sand
wish? lam surprised that a gentleman
of your erudltlon should commit such a
soleclsm in rhetoric.
A small boy on Third street had some
difficulty with the neighbor's cliii
(Tm during the afternoon. and that
night he was not feeling in a very Chris.
has spirit. After he had icons to bed his
mother came in to tuck him sway snug-
ly. "Did you say your prayers?‘ she in»
quired. “Yam ” "And did you pray
tor the heathen?" The boy was slow to
shower. "Yes’in. I did” he said at
last. "all or them. except them next
“‘09
Photographer.
5!) Wall Street. Norwaik, Conn.
PW. n.“sin“...‘::lnssn.bi.llii
B‘s. list church. For terms call or address
~04“. Mnlnstieot. Norwnlk.00un. 183m
mites! Mini Kipp «one. “confirm—-
The “open house" of Uncas Tribe. 1.0.
R. M., yesterday. may be classed among
the most suspicious occasions of the sea-
son. A lsrge number of friends of the
ordir Were delightfully entertained. In
the afternoon there was an exhibition
war dance, which was a complete suc
cess. in the evening music and speech-
making constituted the principal fes-
lures of entertainment A duet ‘vas
sung by Harry Stevenson and H. W.
Mitchell. and quuriettes by Messrs. Sto—
veoson, Brown. George and Peter Miller.
and other members of the tribe. Instru-
mental numbers were rendered by Fred
Jennings, of South Norwalk, and Mr.
Dennis, of Dsnbury, and ihero was
speech-making by Selectman Oscar Rsyu
mood and others. Refreshments consist.
log of cake, coffee, lemonade and cigars
were served all day. Visiting Red lien
from Dsnbury and other places were
guests of Uncss during the day and even-
rug.
-—Fish of all kinds at Dresctier’s.
AI Feller (looking over the bill of fare)
-It'll be'nsoloug sence we was in the
city before, Si, that it seem er of we
ought to have a bottle of wine. But it
comes pretty high. Si Low—But we
might try some corkags. That only
costs lifiy cents a botzls.
‘ Envy—Mamma—Did you know tba
l. ils Tommy Jones had his ears frost-
bittsn yesterday? Johnny-Yes; his
mother always lets him stay out as long
as he likes.
Huj 'ick ireading‘NW“ I emperor of
China has ordered r‘ “I" woriu “were to
advance him thev
their heads I‘I‘ girl let him show node
an Ameri ‘ “a“ marrying, in-
to make vo 391“” reformed by
'.*“"‘“" "-‘fl‘li
Lil?‘ mull“: L 13:15.3:
ll. ll. PLMSTED.
DRUG-GIST.
—-~W‘«O~ 7‘..—
The last Congress put an In-
ternal Revenue lax ol2 cents
per Pack on Playing Cards. and
nuwlhe Trust has doubled the
Manufacturers' Price.
But we have a for gross of
the
WINNER CARDS
which we will sell as long is
they last at
l5 cents per Pack.
Also one quarter gross
Bunker Hill Cards
AT
35 cents per Pack.
We live 25 reams of good
LlNEN PAPER for
Typewriters’ use which
we are altering it
850 nor roam Till Ill l-2i8
Slim per mm for Bid
Maw—*-
ll.ll. Plaisied,
lit. 43 Washington St.
South Norwalli.
$7.
WE HAVE MADE
REDUCTIOIA'
IN OUR ENTIRE STOCK 0F
Medium and Heavy Weight
MEN’S} PANTS,
DRESS PANTS.
ausmtss; rims,
WfllKINll PANTS.
PlNTS
6. ‘ ” “
4.50 “ .‘ "
4. & 4.50 “ “
3. .. ..
REDUCED
H
H
in
$5.
4.50
4.
illiMSTilllll Bills.
M,,,L-lll80N|il Bllllililiii,
of frieo
0‘“
M souii llllll sum.
Sillllll iuiiiiii.
WWBEN BUYING GOODS PLEASE STATE THAT YOU SAW THIS IN “-
SOUTH NORWALK SENTIN EL.
II lHlllE [IF A LIFE TIME
THOUSANDS 0F nouns
WORTH OF
illiliSEliEEPlNli ARTICLES
TO BE SOLD
AT COST
\
TO MAKE ilillllleilfl 0Ull HEATING Mill PLUMBING liliEB. WE
WILL DISPDBE llF illlll ENTIRE 8T0ilK 0F LAMPS, lillllllilll.
ETil., Ill THE NEXT 60 DAYS BEGINNING FEBRUARY lab. MS. is
Jflflillllilllllllilss
SUCCESSORS T0
E. K. LOCKWOOD & CO. _,
in Abundance of Winter Underwear
lanai 'H if
Htill remains to be disposed of bolero spring stock arrives. It must he sold at once.
and in order to do so (will. will not be considered. lied Flannel Underwear. Csniel‘n
flair Underwear, Fliwcs Lined Underwesr, find other styles and qualities. s'l to be
given another grand cut.
lint not alone undorwrssr.
Pea Jackets,
Overcoats,
OPEN Elilll EVENING "NHL 9 WINK.
Caps.
And everything else pertaining to cold weather weer. Don't hurry not slim
down: lots of time as we keep
Davis, The Tailor.
Clothiar. Hitler and Men’s Furnishar,
um amnion!
south Kerwin. Does;
Norwalk Chronicler