‘ M. ”l. D. the My"!
‘ ' If! Walton “with!”
mhfihoflhnennaleobeloit.
‘ «halcnglogtthlliom 8. Hub-
IM‘ lionwalk hot manufac-
aaddrlronby WW. Bohrlvrr.
Matawloywnearthelterln
loo lent avenue. yesterday attor-
Mdnnhod at brook-nook npeed
WNW lr.8chrivnr, with
, pluck and nkill,retalned
Nathaniel nndgulded the in-
; animal ntraigbt down the eve-
not. Jo be rounded the corner into
film avenue, near Randall’s mills,
‘ tho atrnot in very icy, the bone
wear Adownon all inure, but the driver
Mod good horremanablp by bringing
" animal quickly to ite feet. A little
along lit. Schriver brought
; unruly steed under control,
and lunat'l'almndge, who wan panning
to mom, with Fred 1. Byxhee, tum—
iu holding the animal until it became
:W The human wan broken in nor-
oral places, and the horse received a cut
by‘lnlliugon the ion. The damage to
tho harnenn wan repaired by William
Twin, wbohneaeboe nhop near by, and
Inlohrlver then drove back up the
' mud. Those who saw the runaway
I: Ir. Schrlver denervee the greatett
‘ ‘ prob) tor the manner in which he
‘ brought tho horne under control. It ex.
‘ haunted nearly all oi his physical
m, but he did not once lone his
head. '
Superintendent K. W. Kennileld, oi
the Norwalk Tramway company, was in
last lorwalk yenterdny innpecting the
_ company'e track. It is probable that the
rails will have to be tamped up at vari-
otto placoo along the route in thin vicinity,
aim the irunt in out at the ground, par-
ticularly at a point on East avenue, be
moon the Eerie place and St. John ave
nun.
Horace R. Butler. contractor ior the
liddietown municipal buildingo, ver
which there has been so much wrangling.
bounced the city and town of Middle.
town and county oi Middlesex ior
$10,000 damages ior breach oi contract
it'tdelay‘ng the work and changing the
plane oi the interior of the building.
IIYooterday wan the annivernary oi the
birthday oi Ideila Darrow, J. ‘8. Rar-
i’n little granddaughter, and the wan
to bodcwnntaire for the tint time
t illnmnd'ufieritio'n.
She received anumber of very pretty
prone-tn, end enjoyed the cccenion very
much.
Severalmen were engaged yesterday
altemoon cutting a channel through the
ice, at the mouth oi the East Norwalk
inlet. lany oyntermen whose bontn are
ice bound on thin side oi the river, are
anxious to get them out no no to rename
work.
The tire in the hay in George 8. Greg-
‘ ory’nbarnemouldered until about noon
ynnterday, when Ledger Edmundn went
in and towed the debrie out. Many
apnetntorevisited the ncene oi the tire
during the day.
Thenloop “Kate Aiken" will noon be
brought from Long inland, where she
won tied up the greater part oi the wiu~
tor. Captain Fritz Olnan will go over in
a low deyn ior than purpane.
Tboiuneral oi Charlen Partrick, well
known here. and where he has relatives,
wiiibehold tomorrow eiternoon at 2:30
o'clock, iron the Lyon’s Pinion Methodint
W churcL___
Ira. Walter Staples, mother oi W. B.
Staploomi the Great Marsh road, died
lont'l‘oendny at her home in Lewieboro.
The funeral will he held Sunday at l
o’clock.
Urn. James K. Hyatt and daughter
m. of tbeGrovmflouee. who went
‘tobyreounnfliuenday. expect to be ah.
oantabout two weeks.
Charla Emuuler hne decided not to
move iron line Quirk'a building on First
Gown ‘flopkiuo, oi Osborn avenue,
cub-platen a trip to England this num-
lova Plait in repainting Benjamin
Waterman nt 4 Henry ottoet.
\uwnhlerminottnplnce.
hannmtoitbogrip.
rmmmm,“ BenthOn-
hermit-loi-
luwzhnloaa their loner.
Tho Daohary News truthfully nayn
“pampered to wind,enow and rain
thatuuoolynnyportionoithetrbodien
iapeoteohdund when moving egninet
ntormanfinyhovobeen com.
do during the late inteneeiy
inthnteomnoi
wagons and other vnbioioeahead oi than
ontbn Weed.» addition, pay at»
tontion totbooondactor'edgnale/ lite
a cold. oomiortltnn calling. laden with
heavy roeponnibility, and. naturally. the
motormnn ban the sympathy oi all kind-
hearted people; in loot, oi everybody.
KIWI OF T" NOBWALIS.
Funeral eervioen over the remains of
liter Helen Btauae were held yesterday
eiternoon, in the Springwood chapel,
Rev. Otto Apilz niboiating. Louise
Lodge attended in a body and delegationn
were prenent irom Humboldt Irodttnmi
South Norwalk, and Arlen lodge, oi
Wentport, The bearers. were Frank
Wiloek, William Weinbelt, John Krama‘
rclk, Chrln Michel. Carl Schnub and
Joreph Gardner. The interment wan in
Union cemetery.
Burr Smith, oi Norwelk, holds 010 on
the ntekenoia .5 bet between Abram or!
Fitch and Fred Freudeuthai, that the
former liven two-thirds nearer the Nor.
walk Street Railway company’s depot
than Mr. Freudenthel. As a result the nor-
vices oi surveyor are likely to be pro-
cured, “; expense to be borne by the
loser.
A new line of voice in being net
through Railroad place, on the went side
at the trackn. to which will be attached
the Western Union Telegraph company's
wiren, w lch will have to be movedan
the four aching work progresses.
William N. Allen, oi Taylor avenue,
hen leit the employ oi the Norwalk
Street Railway company, and renumed
his position with the Consolidated road.
The civil nuiin oi Morrell ve, George
D. Keeler and John Chamberlain, ior
damages, will be tried in Attorney
Walsh's oliice this aiteruoon. _
J. R. Grifleth, oi Norwalh, who but
been confined to the house for the pew
nine weekn, the result oi a lull, in now
quite sick with the grip.
Fire in the wooden building on Knowl-
ton ntreet, Bridgeport, occupied by the
Hounatonic Rubber company, J. A. two Fill)". Ol Tayl )r avenue, '
eon proprietor, yesterday FADE I iew «boys in Brooklyn.
caused a lone oi about $75. I
roe‘wae burned to the ground yesterday
morning. The cceupante oi the house
narrowly ercaped nuiiocation,
Took Fright at a Trolley Car.
A horse owned by James H. Magnet
and hired by Grocer Edward Shoehan,
wee hitched in {root of lir. Sheehan'n
ntore, corner oi Iinin and School atreetn,
yesterday, when the animal took fright
atetrolley carand breaking away run
down Main street. in iront of F, W.
Smith’s market the animal collided with
Monger's exprenn wagon, breaking one
of the wheels oi the wagon and bending
the nxle. A short distance isrther down
the street Exprersman C. J. Ferrine'
tnam was backed up delivering box a or
Betee’ grocery store. The runaway dash-
ed into one oi the horses and knocked it
down, while one oi the spoken wan
knocked out oi the front wheel oi Mr.
Ferriee’ wagon. Bis horse wan injured to
some extent. The runaway borne wan
nnhurt, but hir. Sheehan'e delivery
wagon, to which the animal wan barnen,‘
and, woe badly wrecked. The haruoia
was also broken. Mr. Magner wan noti-
fied that he would have to ntand the
dnmagen. Another team was procured
icr bir. Sheehan, and his wagon taken
Attempted to Kill Ilia Wit-
Wiiliam Wheeler, colored. wan hound
over to the Superior Court in Danhnry,
yenterday, on the charge oi attempting
tomnrder bin wlie. it enema that his
wlie accused him oi being the “titer of
bin own dangbter’n child, and on this ac
count reiuaed to live with him. Turn-
dny night he went to her her bones and
arked“ her to come back to him. it
She rniueed, whereupon he drew
a revolver. She 5'!va with
him and held hie arm no that he could
not nhoot her. The revolver wan din-
charged, breaking a lamp. and the that
attracted the other inmates oi the
houen. Wheeler wan snorted. He said
in the police court yesterday that he
did not want to kill her. but to commit
neicido. Probable canto wan loud and
hawnnheidlnmbonde. newest to
jail in deianlt.
Tommy-00 you nay your praynvn ev
ery night? Jimmie-Yen. "And done
your mate nay have?" "Yea." “And
does your pawl” "Now. Part don't
need to. We almost daylight when be
we to bed.”
a philosopher who had married an in-
noenntgirlnnndtooailher “brown nag.
ar.”hecaune,hnnaid.ebnwanowoet bet
unrefined.
“lmkior headlanddmnd the men-
dieaut bitterly. “and you give are a
atone.” Themnn gloom apprahentivnv
whotraindanuwoi bring over. W 7'
Will They be Iran to the beepinv
Editor Kc! the Sentinel: The love
oonrtanetiondtnermnlome, new line
with our representativen in the (inner:
al Anon-My. it the hill in not nuhmit-
tndtothopnopleit will be hronnnn ohr
nprenentntiven,agrnn with the lawyern
that thepeoplnarn notcompntont to be
permitted toexpme an opinion on the
«hint. lhavn iaiih in our nprnnnotn-
tires. They are the agents oi the people.
and renponnibloto them. and I believe
will be true to their rnnponeihvlity. l».
Telln you all the can (or twb cente—
Tun Evmao Smart;
«hww...
Tayloffihofie}? .
Real Estate and Insurance,
'Alllllml mm.
«lemme mu" retrain:
r:
call and examine 0.5"“... “7", have them {or
sale in every part of. the city at rmmahln
orme. . analti
cennndonmvt
VOICE CULTURE.
Mini. ALBERT if. WHEEH'R. sum rm-
A
PRANO oi the south Norwalk Con re:
national rhnrch. will Milvpl. a limlwd hum «r
at fiup'lle in voice culture ’l‘armn renewable.
a a ,
or addreas. No. to llmwood avanne.
iii! lrn
writs...
‘ebr‘“i;3;i"" i???" ”to: .. m '7“ N.
moxeumfia’ a. will. ' " ""751 2?
AT ONCE. Operator» on ntraw eawing
machioen. Applyto Arthur “Wheeler,
Butler street. iebfll lw
A MIDDLE—AGED lady for light homeka
that underatanda cure oi children. linu-
garlnn preiorrad. call at No. 10 Union Inert.
e
LEANINH and dyeing ontobllahrnent, No, 4
Raymond atrmt. ('orner llamth Main
street. on line of electric care. booth Nor-
wallt.-Coou. We reapectioll animunmtoihe
eitiuna oi South Norwalli. a orwolk and vicin-
ity that we entalxlinhed uuraelvea in your
midst. tn the dyeing and «lowering; bunlnm,
and are now prepnrm truio all km a violentl-
|ug and dyeing in the very heat attic and man:
ner. lmlicu' mite. dram. either made door
a on, cloaks, cape... iniame’ on as. horrirgetm
hbone. iringen. piano. or an, illlnrd t'lwoi'b.
mufflers maria, tine. im giovm, kid oboe-I.
aim featheraurI-‘leum-‘d "’2‘ l‘llidlilil. iientlemen'a
armrm any or r: can an pureed in the
mi. manner. (3. iii} ""T' ' ' t '
__.__.,.. . 35'... «m e, m '
ow"
_______ ,, ayor James T. Hubheli will leave
The Methodist ramifllorwalk ior Greenville, North t‘oroli
altere and daughter,
——
M1 WATER fl EI’I'.
t
K” HOUSE on "Maine placecnniolning eitht
rmma. All modern improve-raw ta. item
naetnahle inquire oi lili‘..\ i‘tY it. "Ts". m
Went htrrot.
0U“ room’ apartment, tlrat door front and
"mm apartment. am'lmll iiiror rear. in
Weshinutrm alter-t. Wimlooa in every room;
hallo lighted. hated and cleaned. Verv de-
sirnahle rent {ornamml family. Rent. ”and
x2. Aowy atrriflr-eoiihefllJ) WEIA.’ liiAli
' . Mi naningmn arrest. 12”!
‘ARM at. [fa-t Norwalk. {arm M Went Nora
Waikiki-luminous umi inrna at Brunt
Norwalk. two room, ‘llifl‘ri rmm amt dvn room
tenements on Waters hot. n retain houau rm
Ef'a Neck. luhir hall. Mrt o. home on Fair
tied avenue. tip-mir- house on iii-4h virrel.
g?” of house at, liowayton. inquire oi RAY:
UNI) BROTHER”. rent»
I Ollie?! of ion roman: furnace, range, hath,
elationnrry tulm, hot ‘n'fl'. nice yam,
ind location. Rem, ta’: inquire «TAYLOR
NOLllitio, Wnaiilurtv-n amt-ll. or of owner,
u Taylor avenue. near Went street.
0mm corner Woo iward avenue and
Meadow e'reei Nomi: Norwallr. air
room-u: ohm halt lumen (three rmmnl. b6
Woodwind arm-1m. Water in inquire or
WAl/l‘l'iit l. “'IM7()X,Laudor'a block. Mil
Concord nrrerrt. {'35 it
1. DIME. l7 Fraultrin Mint.
in lmuire oi EDWIN
Brown a. Wt cow's groce- ry.
[m ornament:
W l It's” ’ x; Rt
Ml if
w we
1, (mail. 67 Woodward avenue, rent Ill}: 0
rooms Yuri. Point oil'm'l. rent , mound
floor No. 4 iiaut'ord Place. rent “2: J rmmo in
Smith Main ntrv'etJll. Apply to b a. twill).
WARD. hi 'M if
I Ollill 9 vrmmv. roruer ihty and Tollen
ntreeta; tlral floor. it rmmo. No, it) Trill"
ntreet. irrrm April let. home 1' rmme, 'i‘olion
street. Allin mwulr'limllillm. with water in.
Apply to JOBS ii. KNAI’I’. a: Want ”tiff"
mowmrfl -......., .fl ,...,_. A. M. ,........,..,_.... e. .r. m...
0.10 Fine liver-t. ammi floor and attic-
neonrato entrance; ater. coal bin and
water clmetrm ilmrzv convenient. ml]
to BOTH & GUbDrlJii 101.21 Ann etr .
iii) in ii: a ti
ill needed item at hound“ it lama place.
Apply to iiiifl. it. A. Wllli), at Wall
rent on ti
lion SALE.
WAG!» All!) itillbilllm um. Cote
nin rmmn
m it
gull improved mun locar
«mt-u. awe J.” macro filial?
hm“!!! i. , pntnpandrnpnlrndt
gwt'rh‘é’omomyfi
ku' located
by bani: movt o
mnemonic!“ we?
'35. L E. GIMME“
El 3;": “oin’v'i'r'f “grilling?“ "'
o. .Wdfiiiéufiuh. %‘
not can“ rm :3» WW“
"AI...
he. use
. .-. .- i ii“ “‘“"'i d
Oil EWilrow to Kevin lo. Tiller,
landoultaartavnano.
what in cola-ea rumor.
Tho annivnreery committee“ Concord
Divinloa, I. oi 1.. will meet; theoretica-
tinl commiuneoi the lovwalk leottet
nhoroh wilinrnatwith loiville'. art .
manic! Center avennrr Conn lamb,
Ancient Order oi hrrentnre. will meet.
llllllllilllll.
DIAL!" ll
sunomss,
RAVE FOR Tfllfl REA-Wm:
"Willi, 3m,
From 17 to 26 lite.
“All“, 1’ Wm" “00.
Ellifllli, 22; pm «1., $75,
Hill's ElliflllE. $15.
2.5 pounds,
Second Hand Whenlnirorn tit lip.
Call and one our line.
52 South Main St»
Ionic Hall Block, South finnwalk. m
, iii V tarantula”
OPERA. u ,‘Ugsro.
(Norwalh :Szl '- V
COMMENClNQ
MONDAY, FEBlllllBl 25
One solid work of fun.
Minnie Lester
with her mvnmmpnny, band and nrrhratm.
25 Plflflfl 25
THURSDAY EVENING» .
"ill! 8M“ ”DIE.”
"You have to laugh «you won't bel‘o'it."
P no no so , 9 .'
soflr'i'iunt'rt. and cents Pt) iTlVl'Mi
imier'a Po liar Dime Matinoen. Thurar‘lay
mm and r’l‘mrday. '
lento on tel at m ' flee»?
rig atone. e egorya M 7m .12.
musm HALL. '
Thursday. Feb. 28.
HATL' RDA Y IATIIEE.
Special limited engenement oi the atefltu‘
umbrella.
MISS Llllllll KENNEDY
iiupported by a strong mmpany of first «lace
ariinte. in the oeamn'a grr-Meet. li‘u‘i‘o mow.
“the lloultn't llrrry Three."
"A Daughter oi Dixie,“
"A Midnight Frolic."
l’rmiimrd with rt'l nmolal armory midi
nulviotn and mechanical ethos. A nonunion
oi imatliliulniaun pictures. New rouge, new
dam-n, new amr'lnlilca
’rlcoa, lilo, 201'. lite and (In.
Alia-«limits! llloilnne .‘lutm‘doy afternoon
Mr llillafl Ami t‘lillilfl'n. Admlnnioil, “in Mill
15w. inr-ludlou l'vlvrt'l‘ll i‘th.
ileum on a it Monday at: Pictured-fir
Kluge' drug Mom.
no on llillllli
Daily Direct Freight line
-BITWISIN-
NEW YORK,
SOUTH NORWALK
AND NORWALK.
Tl! PROFELLIM
Bill ill ”Will.
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odd
or
uroet. lowYcrh. aloe...
Leave 1‘0””th p. I. M Nor-
waik.dil0p.m.
‘ Inlghtnmtvndimmiamtoam.
Upon the at
persona Worry
enoithe mutter line
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SILVEIIWMIE
SUITABLE '0]!
forums mums.
H. S. HOOD,
.ummmumfl
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Bli’llilES
3.
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ii:
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3
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MEIGS & CO.
”7 blat- m. ”are! It, Bridgeport, 0t.
Bloom and Mallow“ flood Clothing.
enmeo name
0" AM- Kill”
cllllwtllills BRONZE“.
lill’lllllfi A ”Hill".
“HAL PATTERNS ”ADE AND
REPAIR”).
WHAT” ”Kiln“!!!
030V.“ ”LIBII’ED.
2! - lilillllll ' STREET.
1%“ KOHWALK. CONN.
lira
l ' Nit! A “o
~
n ..
on.
The fictional torment cutting to.
wilimanclrooiio Walloon lio. 22
llonth Iieiu otrrot. over inwtoa'o grocery
worn. when you will he taught to out
and lit every garment needed in the
home. thrmm. mm. or: owner)
\
Identity Evening. fell. 21th.
at 7 p. m. Everybody in invited to more
in and m the Wonderful (Setter that
any child that can mud iigoreo and guide
itn hml coo nee eccentricity. Terms are
easy. School will be open eveningo only
. ‘ atom. price will be t
laoorntouoa
Saturday. : M
and Tueeda
NllllllN Ill
'90 boakoa Mlltloa .
fl
put...
I turn 0 corlnn
ll npgoin firearm ‘l
’ t u
u
“ Ulark'n Crochet
h rzr'lfno‘ll'oo‘ll'et Paper \
'kneen 'oi P’ . .
it when Bagnklftl To let Son
3 25 d. anonln Embroidery i
arnChildron'ntiide iarti ‘
i .anhCoAlne riti
E v it .
i ll)“l 2 aeWard'e Note Pa
it one ngoo ard'e Fine Enveo
1 doi- caraa l’aet Black Mendiu
wit.
it doz. bent Nickel Plated Saint
l Chlhl'n Corded Wei-l.
MESS 60008.
b ydn. Skirt Lining.
z yda. Nixilllng Silesia.
'dn. ' Dress Gingham.
ll id yde. and Dress Gingham.
l yd Cat surreal] colors.
1 yd. Fancy Dress Fabric.
8 ytln. Fancy Trimming Glmpo.
Zydn. Foal. Black Sateen.
M...-
HUSIERY ”EN.
2 Pair Ledioe‘ h'ank or colored Ho
2 pair Child’s Ribbed Hose,
1 pair Gent'n 2513 buspendern.
2 air Gent's reanuess Hose.
1 r'e 25c Windsor Tie. ,
l lr Lodlea‘ regular made 30!th
ermndori Dye. i
i infant's tine wool Band.
lChild'n Vent it to a in.
l Gent'e carter tie.
1251: Lad 8' ribbed Vest.
W
on.
Embroidery
lac
I90
l9c
1%
-
I9
l9c
in our Domestic Department we otter th_
following for lilo: 3 yds. Good 0min Flannel 7
i rde. Apron (iinrham. 6 de. nhliit n: Print .
tvtie. indigo or Fancy rint. 1 rd. 94:1... '
weight Bleached Sheeting. 3 yds. ll'ind Bleach
ed muslin. t We Toweliutz. 3 yds. Pure Line .
Tunneling. i )d. Bleached Table Damuk,2 yda
hiikoiine.
”0—-
Our Kitchen Department otters (or 1%: l.‘
, Dinner i’nil. ilpint’l'ea Put, 6 qt. Hence Pan.‘
l Fouling Lunch Box. 1 large Dripping Pan. 1
llll it. Comm Clothes Line, 1 Choppiuu bow".6
113ng an». i Home Hrush. 1 good Shoe iii-nab, !'
‘luk Towel linll. 3 lot. Bowie. 2 large (liar
Berry biblical, 1-2 doz. amml Glues Dishes.
suuuulx
Boston St
33 Washington s...»
so. - Noawr"
“a. -5.“ M
mom‘s ~no;
THE liEll-llllllilll Clillli
Throughout the States .
Consultation on Plant. Present and
regnrtito any matter. business or i
timt may be desired. Consultation
lulled. 8i (I). Will give indies
{or the prmt. (hottest Cifflih’ii m.
dmme
FAMOUS
$4.00 BBL
m Will. Milt Icrwaik.
GO
MEAD’S
hWinAMl
Just received TWO car loads oi our
Flour, which we are selling at 2,;
We raoommoud thin Floor to hounekeepera to
MAKE MORE BREAD.
MAKE WHITER BREAD.
MAKE BETTER BREAD.
Many other View in the market. Ev
natiniectioo or YOUR .0. KY REFUNDED.
THE NEW YORK STORE
’7.- "f 935.93%": PROP-
92 WASHINGTON STREET.
13 5 THE : PLACE : TO : BUY
liiEIll lllll continuum;
mrisultatlono if desired. 063cc. too
“’16”. iii) Hill. up one flight. l
'.
l
v
MAUDl.
450c3A25
bnml vuarnnteed to give perieot
33 Iinln sum, Norwalk‘\
'I‘O
THE PEOPLE’S MARKET,
13 NORTH MAIN STREET. SOUTH NORWALK.
Where you one prtrita from Cm Damon Beer at the following pricen :
forearm . 90 and 22 ctr.
mm 16 ch.
leandilteok. it cte.
mm, a lbn. no ctr.
Intangible and rib). . it otn
mm . {it ctr.
ruminant . 14 etc. infill ute.
it In froth Pork. $1.00
l'nii line oi no.“ Vegetables trenh every day. ‘
Norwalk Chronicler