‘flI-lsolshs ‘l'ataus They son had is»
In .Iuwall. loath lorwalk and
Vicinity liar-lac “at: Island Journey-
”comm-Town.
, T0 AilYll’l'lslilfi.
changes cannot be melted the
‘ mdaycopyishnndedt‘n. Everym
Media-twill bsmde toncoommm
'. mmmrmm cannotbo in.
sideduponnsarlghtuniersoopyis sent
inbyflo'clock in the qflemoon of the
laybtforechangeisdesired.
A leak in the one stain on Main street,
Norwalk. is being repaired.
The Booth Norwnik Methodist choir
will meet ior reneorssi tonight. ”
~Jsroase May’s Banjo club will give a
concert in the Uity Hotel, tonight.
lira. I A. Meeker has rented the Mor-
tln Grow homestead on Main street.
Rev. C. It. Selleck is expected to
preach in St. John‘s church, New Alli
ford. tomorrow.
—Cbickens lzic. lb. N. Y. Mitt.~
Everett Byington is confined at his
home,1 Lincoln avenue, with a severe
attack of inflammatory rheumatism.
George N. Warren started out for the
oyster grounds yesterday with his sharpie
for the {first time since the harbor was
(recon u‘p.
~ir7ed escallnps at Depot Restaurant
Ton Penshrn, who was accidentally
shot y an Arab, Thursday night, was
rem ed to the Norwalk hospital, yester-
day ftsrnoon.
horse driven by James E Woodhull,
of Norwaih, ran away in Stamford
Tb sy. The wagon was wrecked and
‘ . Woodhull was thrown out.
-—~Silk, derby hats renovated. O‘Brien.
The “Poses Oilering" is the subject for
the 0 o’clock service at the First Metho-
dist Episcopal church, tomorrow night.
It. Emily Wood is the leader.
Hrs. W. J. Foster, of Quintard avenue,
is recovering from s severe attack of
pneumonia. She has been cared for at
the Norwalk hospital the past few day;
-—Boe shad'are 16c. a lb; buck shad
120. at Hayes‘ market.
Edward E. Brotherton, of New Brita
ain, formerly of Norwalk, died Thurs-
day. The deceased was a brother oi
Theodore, Sylvester, Chnrus and For-
mnsndo Brotherton, of Norwulk. the
funeral will be held tomorrow.
Mrs. Maggie Arnold, wile of C
V. Arnold, died at her home in
Winnipauk, yesterday afternoon, aged
sixty years. The deceased had been ill
_ with heart trouble for some time. Fun-
‘f oral services will he held from the house
Bundny afternoon.
—Fine shed. N. Y. illlrt,
The total amount of the claims of the
Norwalk letter carriers for over time
pay will amount to between four and
five hundred dollars. The claims were
presented to the government calculi,
who were here for that purpose yestcr'
day. Today they arein Bridgeport.
A final meeting of the entertainmrnt
committee of Welcome Stranger Lodge,
Sons of St. George, will be held tonight,
at their hall on Main street. Norwalir, to
settle all accounts of their recent hall
and to prepare a report to be submitted
at the meeting of the lodge, Tuesday
night.
-—On account of the storm the hall
price sale at the Boston store, N orwslh,
will be continued on Monday.
Medical Examiner W. G. Burke yes~
tsrday made an autopsy on the body oi
the baby boy found by JamesBNash and
George Saunders, in the water near Key-
ssr’s Island. and this verified his opinion
that the infant was dead at birth. Un-
dertaker Gregory buried the remains to-
day in Pine island cemetery.
John NoNsmsra, tbs brakeman who
foil iromatrsin st Bandiords Wednes-
daynlgbt and was ionnd noconsicious
hytbssids olths tract, is still uncon-
scious at the Danbury hospital. and has
bssnsosiacs hisfall. While ;thsre is a
slight possibility that he may rscovsr
thwsisvsry little hopslsr him. and is
b probable tbstbs will die.
~Wearsseillng candy very low. F.
A. has.
Prof. Bolton dolivssod his last isolate
in the ssrlss at we First lsthodist
church, last night. to a large audience.
The vim of the “White Olly,” many of
the. bssntllally colorsd.siloitsd many
scribed the vlsws in a pleasing nisnssr
sadrasny interesting incidents in one
nation with than were related. 'l‘bsss
m which were given tor thesau-
dsy school. have provsn very pissslns
and instructive.
“AMmooplflol “The World's
I meson... the has» I
gods spent a pleasant mt.
homeoithspsstcrisstalsht.
44 not 12... lb. it“. r. to.
The jewelry stores in South ilorivall
will hereafter rstnsic ops- svsry «on:
log until 8 o‘clock; Saturdays until 10.
Alli-
attire
The‘ boat ‘93. E. Devenny" lest John
H. Ferris' dock with coal, and the "Neil '5
and lied" is at Wilson Point with cool
for his customers up the fond.
Miss Emma Ferris. oi Greenfield Hill,
has been awarded $100 damages against
the town 0! Bedding for injuries she re- l’lk
ceived by a defect in the highway.
--New Harrington derby at O’Brien’s.
Members of Lincoln Council, 0. U. A.
M . will meet tomorrow night at 6:80
o’clock in their hall on Washington
street, and attend service in the East
Norwaik Methodist church in a body.
The twenty six hours’ walking match
between Frank Reynolds and 8am Dior-
ritt at Bridgeport, came to a sudden end
yesterday noon, when Sam Merritt drop»
pod out. At that time Reynolds had six-
ty-two miles and two laps to his credit,
while Merritt was two miles behind and
rapidly losing ground.
City Attorney Light appeared before
the railroad committee, yesterdsy, at
Hartford, as instructed by the Council,
in opposition to the Norwelk Street Rail- ‘ '
way company extending its tracks on
Thin street below Washington, and the
Tramway company going north of Wasb'o
ingtnn street on Main street. The com-
mittee will visit this place Monday at 1
o‘clock, and taken look at the situation.
-—Siik hats at O'Brien'sN
Yesterday afternoon men were cop“
ed in placing stringers on tape! the splice
just driven for the temporary bridge,
when one end got away from the euro
player and flow around, rushing it neces-
sary for one of the men, Ir. Schiller,
to get out of the way. He jumped to
the ground, and when he struck sprained
his left ankle. He went to his home on
Taylor avenue, and has since been unable
to walk.
In accordance with a vote tales rs-
centiy at its annual mastinz, the depth
Norwalk Congregational church, incised
of making a missionary contribution as
usual this month. will take nt the morn-
ing service tomorrow a special coll”—
tion to meet expenses incidental torc-
lisious work of the home church. One
hundred dollars is needed. This motion
gent fund will be used to pay state and
county dues, minor benevolences and
miscellaneous bills incurred by the grow-
ing work of the church:
The first two of a lot of ten new
engines built for the New York, New
Haven and Hartford railroad have
arrived in New Haven. One of thus
engines, No. 575, ullod with ones lifty-
six loaded freight care over the New
London division oi the Consolidated road
yesterday. Thirty loaded freight cars is .
considered a good haul for the largest ‘
‘haeherno llotei, was arrested this morn-
and m at powerful freight snginss.
These engines are rquippr'd with eight
drivers and are giants oi the locomyelve
tribe, in size and strength.
~Fresh Pork 10.: lb. N. Y.Mht.
Edward F. Benton, a printer well and
favorably known all over Norwslk. and
s (ormor compositor in The human
oifice, is working hard to secnrcono or
the New York Press free European tours
given by that paper to the ten persons
who secure the largest numberof ballots.
Norwaih war successful in sending two
candidates to the World's Fair. and it
seems as though the peoplesbenld test
proud to elect anorher candidate for high
honors, and they can it readers of The
Sunday Press will save their ballots for
Mr. Benton. which. if left with any of
the newsdsalsrs of South Novwwk. New
walk, or with Richard II. Benton,»
Tris. SilN'l‘lNEl. cities, will in promptly
forwarded.
The thirtieth annual stator-solo! the
Connecticut General Lilo insurance cow
pony, which males a most nesllsst
showing,lsprintsdia 'l’nn Simmons:
day. 8. B. L’Bomnsodiealsthshstlln
agent for this vicinity. Throw
Gsnsrsllsrscogsissdhysvsrycnsls-fl-
isr withtbewcrltiogs of the m
companies in Ballard, which have made
the Capitol city the conceded center of
the insurance intact at tbs United
Btatsv,asssccadtoaoas is all the do
msntswlricbeonhinstcmshs a snow;
aadsahmpany. in them prov
portioaatncrpiestosvsrydsllsr at in—
debtedness; Ia percentage at not lav
vaudintbssatsstolslmm
WMMMbsu-srla-
blylowrsssnfdsstsls-mtoihssmsut
“admiration-[lubricate tho
hesithlsstycvtiossoftbisccsslry; baa
mononulylsrprats stilswsss assa-
sdoaltsisvsst-sstsssdia s vary low
ratio dnmwmmus
masculine-mm
withanysimllwbstltatba ism
ntslsswbarswhiebsnlsasmsl.
mum sis-Ills- s be
24 lbs. Granulated s... Si .06
F. D. LAWTON 8:00.
22 South Main Street
We on the right ”mic, inn fig?” oboe is very «most by the way the public rscrivrd
as in wsm allin arm or...
realign“ we will sell this "week at the mtoshow our appreciation tor ill" 9
M {loam no lb.
’11“ EM rterhousc Stash. alol.b
EE'WTENPJ'WAI r t l r s" "8% B‘t‘rlmifi' 1311b.
I ~ ’flv t) r ‘H 0 f!
Salt to: 3 Age: elitism". Mt igneous"
I.
frank ”imam in charge of the Fish annulment will Bxii at the following oral this w‘ee'hg‘:
Halibut ”Tb. ”mines. 03in.
transmit. or on n. . r in: are Herring, in per n».- ll lbs. ".25.
We home's» «03‘3"... UNA: Earths exhaustion 0 be ill at winner lb; £th 250
man is -
quarters. ilernsrmhsr tbs view. Free and prompt dei iivhrzv. m e to store new
FRANK S. AYERS,
PRUPRIETUR 0T THE NEW YORK MARKET.
”ONOVA’NW MIK'K. WASHT‘XBTON ii ‘REET. SOUTH NORWALK.
_, For I f oil and words of tongue or
to. saddest-so “how u might if“; been "
The truth of above quotation is brought horns to me, when I reflect that it I
had been content under the shade of this celebrated swim: I might have been the
man prosperous of butchers The reason is obvious. I sold more goods in a given
time to this one store than 1 have ever been able to do in two.
But repentance it late, is better than not at all Listen to the inducements
we ofler The finest goods in our line to be lottnrl on earth. Free delivery in all
ports of both cities. i’mr rt is ‘norneort the trolley to s ‘prsrehssers to the amount
offl 00 living in Winnipsuk, Best Norwsik, South Norwaik or Rowsyton. Use
yourte irhpbone
E. J. WADHAMS,
PROPRIETOR PEOPLE’S MARK ET.
2: on or. sun”. uoawsu. coast.
1‘ it 4er crmmetirm with any other store.
J ACI£ SON ’8 PI! O’I‘OGRAPHS
Comm”. mg LAfflilf ”It.” All) nnrsu Our aim is to give satisfaction to our patrons.
and to iornish them: with the finest productions of the Puoroostarnro AB‘I‘.
estrus connection or onioonss's srunrne.
‘ E. to. Jackson. Photographer.
(Over 7. W" Confectionery.) 58 Wall Street. Nor-walk.
W. A. Ambler, of Union Park, who
Conn.
lANO and organ instruction by Miss
A.Lewis. organist South Nowaih
urn.
habunmiwsi iii rsimprovin . s. itchc s. r is call d
’ ' g It oztxaiirztreot.§2rwm=(‘onn?r $332“
The resignation of Second Lieutenant
Harry A. Veil, of Company F, has been
accepted and Csptnin Rose has been 0P
dared to hold a meeting of the company
to nominate his successor.
Brigsde Inspector, Captain lionsmso.
of Ilsrtford, inspected Company D.at
their drilllsstnlgbt.
Albsrrlohoson wusrrssudlorictoxi-
catim, lsst nisht, and Justice smith
“Md him '1 ”4 cross. At the meeting of the South Norwalk
Fish club. this week, I. 0. Hamilton
celebrated the anniversary of his birth
bl entertaining the boys in line shape
About fifty people were present.
James Mortimclerk m w. it Smith
& Cm, Norwslh is atwut trinket a new
house on Wilton avenue.
George W. Chamberlain. oi Jersey
City.wsshsretbis week and took the
harassed wagon about which there was
so much controversy with Sherman
Ions“. back with him a. H. PIaTSIBd,
' ' ' DRUGGreT.
Maternal the tic-pits! with a broken
leg,sud was dischsrgsdmsme to liar-
wslh yesterday and was taken sick. Dr.
Gregory sent him back to the hospital.
W
The-rs will he special service at the
Knight timer A. II. E. church wmorrow
all day. The great evangelist of Phila-
delphia, the Rev. J. ll. Christmas, will
preach “Mill p. In. All are comm.
We are still selling
iIUUIII AMMONIA,
Al 5 0T8. A B‘iTTlE.
but we want to call your attention to
PLAIS'I‘EII’S
IMPRSIED
MMflI IA.
The best in the market: (or household
“'9'
rs trs. it some
—-Ye clam of seventy syngm will
synge sacred and worldly KW st yo
Alerting Hm, Iiarch 20th.
Joseph L Wain. proprietor of the his.
log, charged with violation of the liquor
law, having kept his barman: opened. it
lvciainml, until 2 o'clock this morning.
The case will corner More Justice Alonzo
Smith, this afternoon at 2 o'clock.
The rehearsals for the St. Cecilia.
regular choir and orchestra for Ye Olde
Folios mom, will be held Mondsy,
Tuesday and Friday evenings at ye Coe-
srmtionsl roosting house. next week, at
lo'cloch after sandoon. All ye mine
and wommsnns foihts please come.
1
The south ilorwslh Firs Police elected
thatcotllesrsstits last meeting: Cap:
rain, B. J. Smith; firstsergeant. Charles
D. Taylor: sewed serpent. Elmer L.
fllll;sscvstsry,W..l. Ponder; treasurer,
VJ. Walsh; W. it. J. Smith. W.
J. Parlor and A it. Kendrick. ilelresh -
meniswsscsstvcd at theelossoflhs
meeting.
The dstslir of the agreement between
the WOT! mpsnyand ths'l'rsn-
way company, for crossing the tracts of
the latter, have not yet beanssttled. but
lbslsdicstionsarslhst thsterniswiil lo
ruched. ‘l’lrs Tramway company is in-
sisting“ “unbound Oil company
shall use every mess-able and proper
to protect the crowing and
doswsywithail Wmopowsrhoha
PLATSTED’S
LAVENDER SALTS,
sssequsl to/any in the market. Try a
bottle.
sssdstthscrosslsguespt hanlisgcsrs W
hyhcvsss.
hummus: this m WessilCompound
hsvarssslvsdstrcalsrsravitisgthsm to
attend the usual costumes in the
mmults-lordJlst.
A Bowman-nonbinding“
Ayrlil. rs. lowdistristprssldssus
wlilyrsssstivsmiostsrsports. lies
Anitavsssahmlthlseitymillststs
moments-elitism At
thesissscf multinationals.
cislwllihshsldsarlflsbcpfisrtsawiil
spat. Thsbvitstlsaisssesadsltssll
”subclasses-Mustard:
“has, sad m will its
.. M“ II. Ii. Piaisied,
w its first war W '0. ASZWashinglon 8L.
ialcum Powders,
Piilflllill. 25 (HS. A. Bill.
W
t
”pustular!“
norm-om .‘ SOUTII "OMS“
WE HAVE MADE
REDUCTION."
IN OUR ENTIRE swoon or
Medium and Heavy Weight,
MEN’S PANTS.
TIRESS PANTS,
BUSINESS PANTS,
WURKINS PANTS.
$7. PANTS REDUCED T0
6. is s t “ s s
5. st is es
4.50 " ' " “
4. 8: 4.50 “ A " "
UUMSTIISII BRUS.
IA SUUTII IAAIN STREET.
$5.
4.50
A.
3.50
3.
2.
MASUNIU IiUIlUINli.
NUR‘i‘IAlIi.
”WHEN BUYING GOODS PLKAQE STATE ’AsIA'!‘ YOU SAW rm: IN I"
SOUTH NOBWALK BENTINEL.
THE CHANCE UP A LIFE PINS
THOUSANDS or IlliLLABS
WORTH OF
IIUUSEIIEEPINS ARTISIES
TO BE SOLD
AT COST
T0 MAKE R00lA FUR 0UN HEATING ANO PLUMBING lINES. WE
Will. 0I8P08E 0F 0UIl ENTIRE -8TO0N 0F TAIPU. ERNIE",
ETO., IN THE NEXT 60 DAYS BEGINNING FEBRUARY Ist., MS.
JUNESARUTSRNISS
SUCCESSORS T0
E. K. LOCKWOOD & co.
lMMENSE!
JUST THE WORD to describe the VALUES we are nowoilering In SUITS. in
order to moire room iorour
SPRING STUUN.
01m space is limited, therelore we have no room to carry over old stock.
ALL NEW PRICES MARKED IN RED INK.
.1800 and $00.00 Suits now
14 00nd lo 00 " "
10. 00snd 12.00 “
SALE 'l'II SSIIIIENSE SATURDAY, AIRS
.10 N
::
Avsu. yourselves of this opportunity to obtain a GOOD BUIT tor little money; ‘
UPEII EVERY EVENING UNTII 9 0010“.
Davis, The Tailor,
titular. Halter and Alan's Fumisllu.
WWW, “mm
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Norwalk Chronicler