tonal MINI.
; lose sale at thsAlsstticr
‘ by Waltar autumn-whom
inundation-astronaut.
to! sssvsvscold Dr. 1. w.
notable to preach at the
”mummies
morning. Rev. A. J. Smith.
Athatinthis age of delslcstlcn and
A , ltwas very inspiricgto be able
WWtooocwhcbssnovcr tailed. Ho
' how that. in tho work of the
ll thorn had been any failure it
“1" wsys on man’s part. never on
, I Quickly the work of creation
I” released to; no failure here. no
"Mutant. He spoke and it was done.
Ila work of redemption though it re-
lulled: the notifies or the 0! God;
Ill!» tailors, here. no experiment
Dying on the cross ’ be
cited.- “It la chanson In all Christ's
mlnclsonoseoond trial, no failure. no
experiment. At the tomb oi Joseph of
Afamatheis. Christ's plans tailed not on
Minorities orthcthird day. Esbursts
the bars ol the tomb and rises
triumphant. Christ has never failed and
he never will. ‘ God’s purposes are
, eternal; the web he weaves is from
j nut-sum to everlasting. There is n
‘ ‘ (lotions day coming; it will be a corona-
tint! day and the song wIll be “Crown
" film, Grown Him, Lord of All. ” in the
droning the subject was "Rest” The
outline of the discourse was rest from
labor. spiritual rest. intellectual rest.
' eternal rest. Both services were largely
“tended. ‘
William E. Smith entertained a num-
hcrof friends at whist, at his home
Osborn avenue, Saturday night. Tr;
first prizes were won by Chester Selleck
and Miss Starr. Consolation prizes were
won by Ir. Dudley and Miss Flora Sher-
wood, of Green's Farms. After the
games refreshments were served and
there was dancing.
At the Colonial tea in the East Avenue
' lethodist church, Friday night. some
one exchanged bats with Daniel L’Hom-
median. thegrocer. As Mr. L'Homme-
(lion’s hat was a new one he is anxious to
have it returned,
Winona—in
‘ - _ us.opent Sunday with his parents.
fir. and In. H. E. Buckingham. Bette
PM: .
Two intoxicated men engaged in a
» listic encounter yesterday afternoon on
the Washington street bridge. and before
they got through one at them was push-
atltltroughn large window In William
Sohnub’s market.
Its. George Stevens, 0! New York
city. iovkiting at the residence of her
, parents,lr.nnd1iirs. William O. Mer-
ritt. 4 Cottage avenue.
Hrs. Richard L'Hommedleu. of Row-
nytnn, will spend the week with her
cannon Henry street.
Ferdinand Kimmich, the barber in
Randall's block, has purchased a new
chair.
3300303” All A DESBBTIR.
“any at an Old Soldier Who Wants to be
Admitted to tho loroton lome.
A resolution admitting William K.
Culver to the Soldiers’ Home at Noroton
was considered by the committee on mili-
tsry sflaIrs at Hartford last week. Col
7' was a private in Company C,'l‘wellth
regiment. Connecticut Volunteers, and
has srscord oi dcsertion, which dehsrs
him from admission t the Home. The
BridgeportStandsrd p air an interest-
lasg account at Culver’o record and cor-
._ nice. as told by General L. A. Dickenson
‘A , MOuIvsr's brother. A. J. Culver. c!
I Hartford. The lormor was captain of
_ his company in which Culver enlisted.
Through a violent bio won the head, ro-
cdvod when a boy. Culver became
somewhat mentally unbalanced, and was
Wolmuch nacln the service. He
wuflhowevor wounded at the bottle oi
Mum. Alter that charm Lieutcn'
ut'llliam Barry.tboninccmrnsud oi
yfissnpsnydnring thoshaeoceci Osp-
“chhiasnn. then on detached duty.
fiveOoivoralurloughsnd told him to
fihcmo. as he wouldn't he wanted any
has. Culver considered that a die
months was sntscqueetly canted
asthma-mar androportsd as
“when the regiment was mustered
so. lunch-whamm- discover-
fist ho was recorded as a dcssrtor
-, several years altar no lsnow
.. . yoarscld.lamolromhls wound,
* down asdtwlthont friends sea
9 - olhiol.
M ii. Boots. at Bridgeport, ex-
I olltho Boidisro’ Hamid
“Whattsntion oi the com
Will the fact that it Culver is to be
W to the Home the moss most
“M so as to allow other men
m first restro- to to strained
oldessrticnwhowouidspplylcr admit.
“a .I
lthssbsan suggested thstsnsssyso-
lotion ct tho problomwouldbo to get
Culvsr'sroccrd amendsdat Washington
somtogot hintaohoncrsblodischsrgs.
Apropsvpresontstionoi thstsctswould
probably rssnit in tho war department
removing the record or assertion. Ho
wouldthenhc also entitledtospension.
TROLLE! IOAD APPLICATWNS
A leaving llotorojho‘ Joint lsiirond comi-
mitten at the lists captiol. meanness.
A hearing belors the joint railroad
dillcrsnt spplicatlono of live electric
railroad companies [or charters or
amendments to charters. granting lay.
outs in the town 0! Westport.~wiii take
place tomorrow at 1:30 p. m., at the
State Capitol.
The electric eds interested are the
Bridgeport'l'rsc on company, which is
represented by Judge A. B. Beers; the
Nos-walk Street Railway company. which
is represented by Attorneys Perry a
Perry; the Norwslk Tramway company,
which is represented by Colonel Frost;
the Southport and Westport company.
by Attorney Paige. of Bridgeport, and
the Westport Horse Railroad company,
which asks authority [or a change of
motive power lrom horses to electricity,
The selectmen cheotport will appear
as well an large number of property-
owners, particularly those along the
shore
0n Fridayltbc railroad committee visit-
ed Westport andwont over the various
locations asked for, going as for as
Compo and Green’s Farms, and coming
this way to the Norwalk line.
committee will probably be asked to
visit South Norwalk to examine the
routes asked for by the Tramway and
Street Railway companies.
The hearings on all the petitions of the
diilerent companies are likely to occupy a
number of days. and the committee will
the various claims.
CHURCH CALENIM R.
"‘21,
Special lontion oi Society Hastings ol
the Coming Week.
Norwslk Baptist—Monday. 7:46 p. m..
Uniqulllc meeting at Henry Brewer’s.
~Wc!nesdsy."l:45 p on.
meeting at Edgar Buttcry's. Thursday,
regular church prayer meeting. Friday.
7:30 p m.. 80th first street meeting at
Harvey Barrsclongh’a.
Grace church—Ash Wednesday, 0 n.
m., Holy Communion; 10:30 a. In, llam-
ing Prayer. Utah] and sermon: 8 p. m.,
Evening Prayer and sermon. Thursday.
8 p, m.. Evening Prayer and sermon.
Friday, 4:30 p. m.. Evening Prayer. Lit:
church will hold a meeting Tuesday. in
the Guild room. at 5:15 o‘clock. As tho
regular meeting a! the woman's branch
of the church Guild lallo on Ash Wed-
nesday. no meeting will be held this
week. The monthly meeting 0! the
Daughters o! the King will be held at 4
p. 111.. Saturday. in the Guild room.
South Norwaik Congregational—Tues
day. 4 p. m , consecration meeting Jun-
ior Society of Christian Endeavor; topic,
"What does the Bible say About Eyes
and How to use Thom? ’ Thursday. 7:45
p. m, bimonthly devotional service.
with preparatory lecture by the pastor
NIIrwalk Congregational~iieading cir
cle, Y. P. S. C. E.. at lire. E. L. Ely’s,
Belden place. Monday at 7:00 p. m I is-
dies' prayer meeting in chapel. Wednes-
day altsrnoon at 8 o’clock: lecture pre-
paratory to the lord's Supper. Thursday
st'lzib p. m.. in chapel: administration
of the Holy Communion. next Sunday
morning. -.
catholic lionovolont Legion.
A new council of the Catholic Benevo-
lent Legion was instituted in Norwstk,
yesterday, with twenty charter members.
Stamford. Bridgeport and Brooklyn
councils were represented by doiogstu.
State Secretary Scouion instituted the
council sndiostsliod the ctllcm. Alter
the installation llr. Bosnion explained
lorcikls and solo muss. 'i’hs sssccim
tion is in its lcsnssnth year: it barma-
cils in twonty-oovcn states. the District cl
Columbia and Dominion othnada. with
a mombavsbipoi 40,000. It has paid out
to widows and wphsosflMMB. Ion
betwssnthc agssot eighteen and oily-
livo ass eligblo to membership. The in.
IIII‘IIIBI! to iron! .000 to 05,000. Ir.
Bosnian will leave [or Bridgeport today
tostsrtsnowconociiin thstcity. rum
following onlcsrs were elected: Presi-
cry. chancellos. Timothy J. Byrnes:
watery. Patrick Bookish”; coll»
tr. John Bossy; chaplain. Rev. Tim-0,39,,
city I. O'Brien: marshal. Thomas Vast.
sou; mum. Thomas l'sgso. guard,
Gsorgsflonss; ml’striskhcckloy.
MWWWysrsprs-
usutivototho ”Oswell. Timothy
thymustmwwrv
“Us lsslk lass h
committee of the Legislature on the c
The ‘
have a good deal of work in adjusting
M"”Ri‘fl."
the workings of the organization in s C
flatworm“ Inning”.
'i'hors was an utmdancs oi nearly
lwusmsatiogcl llowchk.lowls-
vcdood Hartford railroad omploym at
New Haven. yesterday utterance. The
meeting was under the snepiceoot the
engineers, drones. conductors. isle.
graphers sod traiumon,ocd tho satire
llow‘ Haven system was represented?
Accordiugtcthostatcmontolonooltho
members. for some time it bashaentho
intention of the diluent organisations
toast together and become better so
quainted, and yesterday’s meeting was
tor this purpose solely and not todis
. any grievance. The working of
imiflcrcnt orders was irecly discussed
and somevrulss o! the company criti-
cised. The question of strikes. too, was
taken up and it was unanimously agreed
that the day {or strikes had passed.
There were no manufacturies in th a
country 100 years ago. and every house-
wiie raise/Ii her own lies And made her
linen.
It takes seven days after death. .0001”
ding to Siamese ballot. (or the soul to
reach heaven. and prayers are kept up
during that period to help it on its way.
The largest scorch-light in the world is
now on Echo mountain near Los Angels.
Cal. It is cl 8,000 000 candle power and
can be seen lor 200 miles.
w
SILLECK~ At finding. (lonn . Ichvuary a.
180i POI. I 1 Sn I It It. in the ninetlsrh year
or her nun. rrruumI from her isle
wtrnesidonca on Monday. February 2o, st li a.
—= —
m... a com...
BealEstale andlnsurance,
WASHIIG'I'OI ”Bl".
Persons looking fora lot or house anoint
with the view prm hasn .ors invited to
call and examine our list. have them {or
sale in every portal the city at "argon“
Drives and on «av terms.
VOICE DUI/I‘ll B.
an mam II. wussun. SI}???-
1 PRANO or the South Norw k Congre—
gational church. will armpits ll Ii number
of npllsln voice I'Imum ’l‘ovn remnnhle.
at at. or address. No. 40 Eimwoc Ii "The“?
i
STliiAWSEWEiiSWlNTED
Persons with some on loans in mskl
straw hats can llnd W at
illllllAfli llPLOYIEN’I'
wi’l'ii
Dennis dz Blanchard.
132 WATER STREET.
T2! 7‘
T0 LET.
any and address. The vestry ol the m, ,
A FIRST-Cloths home with medium im-
provements. in good location. lnqulreol
owner at fl'l'uvs crew-nus. near West street.
ornlolJVltitE BARKER. agent. till Wash
lngtun street. in” .4"
P‘OUR room apartment. llrst floor front and
ornom sporimsnt. second floor rear. 00
Washington street. W indoor in every rmm;
halls lighted heated and cleaned. Very Ile-
sirsanic rout lorasmml lsmllr Rent 30a nd
:2. Apply At union of the OLD WELD “liiAlt
'o saWsshingInn sin-n. mitt
OT' Hll' corner Woulward
lwiow srrssI Knuth Norwais. six
rooms: also hall house IIhIne mums). NI
Woodward avenue. Water in inquire or
WAlfl‘ltiil. wxumox Lender's block. nrs
Com Iml street. {1‘5 lit
} iliI' its. l7 TA'rnnlI‘ iII sin-ct
in inquire of El)“ [5
Brown Jr Wm 01' II grocery.
avenue and
I... 44.3.1...»
«Moos. (M.
iAIOUHE ll moms I-nrnnr buy and :Iilles
sift-ole. first liner. (I rooms. No. in 'l'nllvs
street. from April int. house It moms. “lollea
stree t. Allin unmimnriltlun with water in
Apply in Juli); ll. KNAH’. ”.5 West str’eft.’
I
Til! upper flrn' nlAlIIIIIAseA. No [- [snare place
Apply to Miiil F7 A.WI.I'.D In Wall
street - l.
KAREN rrsitnsflMonih AMAin street. water
in. rent. Iii: house 0'! Wood ward ave.
one. vent. ill. mhousclu room». 4 "onion!
paw Moro! house. Isis roornsl. on
on l’oiIAttstn'I‘ot.I
rsn
col 7 I”? A. anWAlll').
A“. .. MI. .......
In... oAnsi.
A AGINTK'BMAAN‘S" driviolAA horse. AAsnml
purpose lInIse. dark
brown. wet in“ 15”..» ImiTs. too heavy {or my bus-
l W" sellstr nshis'n res. inquire
of ii. DOS. 0. I ll snbstlt street.
South ltcrwsl .
WAGES AND BUILDING 1.011009
on Quota avenue sis muss
roll“ I...“ lemons.“ '33
srnso.snsy Aspirin Ball!!! «is! .
ME" 1 it ° “W? .72.”."m' ""
th flsinst all t!
MST.
”31*!” Witch. HM ”In“!
mahflzifvwfig'
D. FEINBERG “new
..i°..""l“ “fir-gm... .. “-3
gnu-rum ”-2335
A tsIsIhetwsscs exhibition.”
“Miss-sowinsutgstkissie-
it notices!" "for. took a prize."
"What'shomsdshcnttbsn?" “Well."
"automates”.ssaitwaoowsrd
sdthoprisotortkobsstpictsrsoiskssp."
Ddskwstsrc-tht a tool you are, Jag
stsr.towostosolnsch may on whio
soy? duppcaisgyononlyspsntflossts
OPERA. HOAUEE.
(Harwell)
COMM INC] N9
MONDAY. FEBiillllil 25
One solid week of (no.
Minnie Lester
with his own company. hand and orchestra.
fill PEOPLE 25
MONDAY ”7.3136—
”NNNE'TTE TNE BNNBINS Bill."
"You have to laugh and can't help it."
P71 .10. 20 30
N0 IT?!“ IS. and cents. POSWWILY
Imtsv's PI IIlsr Dirac ntlncss. .
Friday and nztnrday. M Thursday
floats on sale at Gregory'- and Tomlison'o
drugsto res
M,“ m,.....e.h.~
ENTERTAINMENT FOB
Hospital Benefit.
Under the auspices of the visiting com-
mittee. at
NilTT'S THEATRE.
TUESDAY. FEB. 26. '95
Tickets 50c; Reserved anytimz’m extra.
(“hart opens st mt. m. Saturday n'flrI-vm’ II
and l IniaIeIl a. pm At
MUSIC HALL.
Til fill Elli FITS COMfllflmlfl
Thursday. Feb. 28.
; sawsmr urine.
Special limited engagement of the stoning
son It“.
MISS llllliN KENNEDY
Supported hy a strong rompsny a! first rims
artists. in the scnaon' s grcstest soars «on.
“the littlest harry Three."
"i Daughter of Dixie."
”A lidsiglit Frolic."
Prodnrml with all speeds! scenery and
c:- lcluIrI and mechanical ”News. A succession
of heautifnlstsge pictures New songs. new
dances new students»
Prices lllc Iain. M and Fir.
Eatra special morv nos hamrdsy atlrmmo
forlsrlles and children. Admission. its. and
20c. including It reserved amt
Shots on sale Monday at T’laiated'a sud
Riggs' drug stores. i2!
» ;-
'A'fihlil ME?! 0!!) CVM'OOIJ
CLEAIIII’.
LT. workwsvrsntsd to be done in the host
thunder and torlcnat tmrmey. och or
split Wond..7 curd. bin or straw by minor
tonztenm work of all lode. (1.1. J’Afllfi.
Box on. ilnnth Nnvwslit
ii'l'l‘l'tli‘T 0' NDRWAM‘. en. l’iiUBA'l'lA
(‘ nnrt. February ”l. A. ll. .. M.
Where-M. Willlvn application him hens made
to this court for Ito on!" M ante v.1 Ivrvsin
real estate III Ethel Mend Brains. Annie May
nyhee and Ada [mum sum. sit a! .1an
wnllt. in said IlIslrlct. minors. which 1in on
late is situated on Lexington scent». in livmih
Norwalk. end in lolly described in mid applio
cation nn lllr
Ordered. at said It pliestlnu he heard and
determined strhs Pm IaiIfllmin Kmart.
on the -nrl day of Man-h. ”MI. at in o'clock
fmanoon. and that public notice there”! in
“inn to all persons interested thorns by pair-
lshlng this order in a newspaper having a vir-
wotlnu ”an”! trigger. as least on days
are said as n e s
InT‘vooows II.
III III Ituuu
Daily Direct Raisin Lice
NEW YORK,
SOUTH NORWALK
sun NORWALK.‘
rns "OHM”
aw“. g'ua'tm
”1 Ilnln cor. flank It» Bridgeport. ct.
Mahmoud hoteliers at Good Clothing.
concerto PLATING
CHANDEllEiS BiillNZEll. I90.
.. REPLNTINBN BPElllNlTV. '90
IEI'AI. cameos naps are
common.
microns ”Blunt”
030”" SOLICII‘ED.
20 IIIIIITITc - truer.
IOWU'I'H NOBWALK. CONN.
Ills
l9
MADAME tress.
TlIE NEll-NNllNN lllllilllllllll
‘l'lIvnn hoot the States
oInsnlutionon MutJ'rmnt and Future in
tents mum busiom or otherwise
t ”movheTleaiml. (firmltatlnns. roots or
Will give ladies M cent
commits tinn'sitdssimi om r me. one
went notch. up mm mm ' w
{14 lm
The National torment cutting to
will m a school in Lanc's block, No. 22
South Main street, over lawton's grocery
Me, where you will be taught to cut
and lit evny garment needed in the
home. Scrum. mu. III: III'eIIso
Wednesday Evening. Feb. 21th.
at 7 p. In. Everybody is invited to come
in and see the Wonderful Cutler that
any child that can read figures and guide
its hand can use sucmsslully. Terms are
easy, School will be open evenings only
(or the present” (lumen Comm m.
m 5t
H.
Ell
MANUEL
Ill"-
correlates-dances".
THE PEOPLE’S
MEAD’ S
incur-losses
Saturday. : iii ‘2
, and Tucson“
NilTlllN llEl’
DRESS 80008.
llilSIEllY DEPT.
In our Domestic Department we oiler
following for lilo: 8 yds. Good Owing Finn
4 yds. Apron Gingham. 5
a min. indigo or honey
weight Bleached Sheeting. 8 via. Find“ BiI
M muslin. 4 yds Towellng. 3yde. Pure
Towelling. l yd. Bleached Table Dammit. .. y
silkoll no
83 Washington Street.
so. - NORWKLVEI
SllVE RWARE
WEDDING PRES
lli South Main Street,
A .llill CAN SAVE MONEY, OATS. HORSES.
A Tifl'S BIllS Bl FEEflING OATS SCREEN
HIGBIE’S PATENT [iLElNE '
Prevents hooves. colic, broken wind and other horse sio
neon. Why not have the basil You pay no more.
l5 Illidlllll BTIEET, !
“III.-
THE " rnozen BUTCHER.
Ir. with some the market oi Holdup a 'i‘skeal.
today. Ir. Holdup? Ir. Holdup—The price of meat is very high today. '
knowwshovshsdarsgalarhliusrdanditisimposaible togetany stock, so .
will have to soy (or your most herseltsr. Ir. Smith—Ha. ha. ha. well you not -
unloads. Yonsssmtotcrpstthsre is one butcher in town that is not ironsn
legends-cash icr no. The prices aronlwsys right there. Good day.
E. J. “(ADI-Mills.
ummmwm
nsdslacticn counted
418 Ilsln street. Bridgeport.
odey.thstwcnidssflo at the sod cl lcskosa'l'oilotSca
the year. dossier-Mould it “mush?! The l 90:51,"- Show“ 33"”
are.” 12-3“ can soon: van a $2.38 gm” .. mini-50:11:58.3“.
alsllowmldhnvoonm, mm mm. m “bu” M m ” Embroidery’
llow dose. eh. howdssvoro thsscssea or my Macros. and'flootoh Wool Pants ”It: 6 "1.19.?“ Mb“ Gotta
childhood. recommend {or good wear. I 9 iii'oll lri Toilet Paper. '
Ono my» per mm rm. and mm mafia?” '“l’ ”“00”“ 0“ w c ififimummfli’mk
out they augment. Ima my mum ”a: {vacangg intellect 486 odd :2”: d‘gfiégfifiyfiifiz‘i
possess I all s .5. o no r In:
And that. lot are tell you. is why 1 tool sure. no ii)“ ”i"? era's Note Paps
35cc
‘ M E I G S & C 0 '90 id oz. cards Bart‘SlaFixlehfentTtTlgg
O
ildoz. best Nickel Pl ad I
lObild‘s Corded Wale att 8‘ “y PA
hyda. Skirt Lining.
2 yds. Hhilllng Silesia.
Dress Gingham.
3 Mi dayds. Dress Gingham.
1 ya (Ins mere. all colors.
zl‘yg. Franny quie'ss Flbflzli
y s ancy mm or m
ii ids. Fast Black Semen. ll!
MF—
2 Pair Ladlss' b'ack or colored E
2 pair llhlld's Ribbed Hose. '
l patron nt's 25c Suspenders.
zgair Gent'ws reamless Hose.
's 25c Windsor ’i'le. ,
1 air Ladies‘ regular made I
ermsdorf Dye
1 Infant's line wool Band.
lChild's Vest 10 to 20 in.
.1 Gent‘s usrterti o
125c Lad es‘ ribbed Vest.
W
——...._..__.
Our Kitchen Department ofltrs for 100
Dinner Pail. hplnt l‘ea Pot.5 qt. Sauce P
ll-‘o ding Lnnv h Box. 1 large Dripping Pa
if!) (t. Cotton Clothes Line. l Clmppine In
large sisv. l I-‘Iove Brush. l good Since Brush
08k Towel Roll. 31pl.Bo
iicrry Dishes. 1- Zdoz. small Glass Dishes.
souifiuwu
Boston Slot
old. 2 lune G
‘...a. ,r
SOLID
SUITABLE F0
T8.
8. R0
80. I‘
WITH
T. HATCH
Illa‘l'. "ID. "as.
Well. what is most
MARKET,
Proprlotor
81 Wall st.. Novwsl
. — Telephonscaii -
MEAD’S
92 WASHINGTON STREET.
mrTHEtPLAOEzTO: B Y
iiiill illll cuntnuu
Norwalk Chronicler