IIIE HISTORY—- III I III Illlll III
TEIISE PIRABIIIPIIS.
Crisp Accounts Dmcum current Emil:
Battier“ Fro-1 tic nglnms Ind Hymn
cl two 1111ch Connecticut cum.
The. monthly meeting of the Building
and Loan association will be held to-
night, at ")0 Washington street.
Star of Columbia Circle. Companions
of the Forest, will install officers to:
night. Deputy Byron Mead will peh
form the work.
Mrs Frank A. Ferris and the Misses
Ferris. of '26 Eairfleld avenue will give 11
reception on Monday. January '27. from
4 until ti o‘clock.
Edmund H. Crown. of South N1 1rw11lk.
will sing at a musical to be given by Mrs.
(lounge Asa Maycock, at 190 Oak street,
New Havmep on Thursdav, January 30,
——Wl1en you can get regular goods in
boots and shoes for less than half cost,
take advantage of the opportunity.
Harvey's bankrupt sale is still on. Come
early in the day and avoid the rush.
A meeting for men only will be held
in the lecture room of the South Nor-
walk C .-1ngr1 gational church at 7: l5
o‘clock this owning, to org. who 11 Mon' s
Sunday E1 ening club.
-Harvey's bankrupt sale of boots and
shoes still continues, and people are
getting the advantage of the best goods
at less than half cost. Don't get left.
St. Peter‘s German clmrch has elected
those trustees for the next year: Henry
Zarges, Albin Malino. Karl (fielmnann,
Adam Sclnnidt, George. (ioist, Gustav
Fredrich and Christian Kraomor:
——Soc111'e your seats now for
Across the Sea."
“Hands
Ex-Justico Edward Barrett. tho popu-
lar seen-tary of the National Hat Mak-
crs‘ association, has been elected presi-
dent of the Amalgmatod association,
formed in New York city last week.
Barrett will fulfill the duties of the
oflice with honor to himself and the as-
sociation.
—Get boots and shoes for less than
half cost at Harvey's bankrupt sale.
Greatest opportunity ever offered.
A sneak thief stole an overcoat from
the front hall of Frederick Botts' rosi-
denoo on East avenue, Saturdayovon-
ing. The coat was owned by William
Olmstoad, son of General Charles Olm-
stoad, who was calling at tho house.
Chiefof Police Bradley is investigating
the matter.
Owing to the death of Prosecutor
William B. Glover the Criminal Court
11f Common Pleas will not sit this
month. The jury have been discharged
for the. term. The appointment. is in
the. hands of the judge of the court
Judge Walsh will probably fill the va-
cency when the February term 11f the
court comes in.
~—Fresh pork, Tc. N. Y. Market.
D. S. Sanford, of the Connecticut
oyster commission, has received an
invitation to go to Germany and lecture
on the culture of shellfish. especially the
oyster. It is expected that Mr. Sanford
will accept 11nd go abroad in the spring.
This invitation conms to Mr. Sanford
through Dr. Ernest Ehinbaum. a German
scientist, who two years ago came to
this country to study.
The case of Bola Tippman canto 1111
again yesterday afternoon in tho Town
Court. .Iudgo Frost refused to allow
I’r1,1:~'ecutor Taylor to amend the writ
so as to permit of another name being
added to the complaint, showing that
tho accused had received goods from
another party and under false prctoncos.
The ‘case was then adjourned until
February lst, when tho trial will begin.
——Chart fiir Club Union Lecture
Course, Mr. Henry A. Clupp on first
part of Henry IV. opens Wednesday
morningat Tomlinson's and Woods
Miss Annie Choate Ireland, daughter
11f Mr. and Mrs. (lurdon S. Ireland, of
lo Elm Oh we place, and Harry Austin
Vail, were quietly married last night
at the Baptist parsonage in Norwalk. by
Rev. 1“. E. Robbins. The groom is a
popular employee of the Norwalk Street
Railway company. He has fitted up
cosy:1p11rt1111-111:: at Broad River, where
they will at|once _b1-ginlh- msokecpin g.
ANNALS ”I: imi Town: "M M.m 711. u y m
his ‘fSuccess"
Slauson. 11'as1..'11g11gedin unloading the
company will hold c special
meeting Wednesday evening.
-m-v._..
was sev enty- -two years old yesterday.
The Norwallt office of the Adiuns Er
press company has been made 11 money
order office,
The annuid'tneeting of theFairtleld
County Savings bank will take place to~
morrow.
The G. L. C cleared fill at its cake
sale given at Mrs J.(:
Saturday.
~Homcs clipped until cndof season.
16?. T. E. (inquiry. Norwalk.
parlor and practiced.
RS Ambler, of the C. Ford Seelev
Cycle company, 111 111 New York attend-
ing the c vclo show.
W. Comostock , of South
street,“ is on his way to Florida, to spend
the re11111i11der11t' the winter.
—Welsbach Light I’ercy Ferris.
—-(ioo C. Stillson gets his Cutter
111skev dnoct front the old house of LE;
P. Moonnan 1k Co. Lomsv 1ll1-, Ky.
R. (i. Hauford has received the con-
tra1-t for decorating the Opera House
for the Pioneer ball. tomorrow night. a
degree tonight.
lustrated tomorrow night with steroop-
ticon views.
William
deserted his wife and six children on
November '29, has
since by them.
Robert Rudcrt. who has been employ -
ed in the Noiwalk Mills as a weaver,
has accepted a position in the new silk
mills at South Norwalk.
Rev. A. S. Kavanagh will preach at
Calvary Baptist church tonight. A
praise service will be hcld at 5 o‘clock.
led by Deacon T. H. King.
I’rof. IIaviland. 111 the chapel 1111 Berke-
Icy street. Wednesday cvcning next, is
1111c11f excellent character.
The Nonparicl Laundry in J. Dono-
van's block in Washington street, has
been purchased by Mr. Tyler, fonnorly
of the firm of Erwin db 'I‘ylor.
Six hundred and fifty seats have been
eheckcd ofl' for “A I‘olcbatod ('aso.
which will be given in Music Hall, Fri-
day night. for the benefit of St. Jos-
eph‘s parish. _____
At the special meeting of Pioneer
Hook and Ladder company, last night.
it was voted that no one be admittcd to
the company's ball to-n1or1‘ow night
without a ticket.
—I"resh pork, from vi to S"
at Ilayes' market.
a pound,
The basket ball contest I11-t11'111-11Stam1
ford 11nd Norwalk teams will take place
Some of tho Stamford 1111-11 will also
give 1111 exhibition of t11111bling.
The 11711111111 found 1111 1wnod at Middle-
town, Sunday 1111 1r11i11g, was not, as re-
ported in 11 dispatch from that. place, the
wife of Danburv Jac k. The body 11 .11.
identified yesterday morning as th 11 of
Mrs Patrick L 111g. of Thon1ps1'1111illc.
C. E. ..' 'y111our roceivcd a carload of
flour, yesterday. Frank
barrels. when he slipped and slid from
the top of the c huto to thc l1ott11111.t1'~.1r-
ing his clothing and bruising himself
badly.
Norwalkthis_111111'ni11g and will again
night. Their success. of Saturday night
will no doubt bring them a crowded
in",r 11f liberal patronage.
the \Vau'rior's degree tonight. At the.
rehearsal. last night, every man was in
his place. and much interest ‘was mani-
fested. The entertainment coininittm
was organized with Frank Fitch, prosi~
dent; (I. W. Stow, secretary. and Wil-
iam Miller, treasurer. Theothcr meni-
borsareJ. I). Jc1111i11;., '5 11nd (it-urge II.
Hirst.Th1‘- 111'11' l1.1ll111ll be ready for
111-1111111117; February 1st, 1111111 there
will be a big anoker. One hundred
new chairs arrived yostcrday.
“ Pure and Sure. ”
Ceveland s.
BAKING POWDER;
“I have used Cleveland 5 Baking Powder exclusively for
several years, because I have found it what it claims to
be—pure and wholesome and uniformly satisfactory."
-._ -..‘_.-—--1_
Mrs Marv l. L11. com, 4m" Baum: Coat Bani
_.- .. -..... .
gylvestor Brotherton. of Norw.alk _
G.Gregory’ 11, last .
The Y. M. (3. A. Guitar and Mandolin,
club met last night in the amoeiationS
Main ’
Butler Lodge will rehearse the second 5
The degree will be il-z
Hines, of (iranitvillo, who;
not been heard of ,
The entertaimnont to be givcn by.
" 1'l1't't1'd:
at the Y. M. C. A. gymnasium to-night. -
The Noss Jollity company returned to 1
appear at the Norwalk 1 )pcra House t11- 1'
house. as the pexforniance is one dcserv- .
Uncas Tribe, I. I). R. AL. will 1-11111'11"
Mi , ,
The van It Btumaat’c Ichabod
.190 today.
Min Ella Street, of Norwalk. to in
New York.
Miss J. Pearl tiregory, of West ave-
' mic, is visiting in Brooklyn.
l’hu-nix Engine company's next soci-
able will be held Feburary fl.
The monthly meeting of the Board of
Sehml Visitors will be held tonight.
The regular meeting of So hillor Stamm,
II 0. R M. willbcheld tonight.
The third weiable of Palestine Castle
will be held Friday. February l-tth.
l ...-. .._ .
, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cornell. of Nor-
;walk, are visiting in New Rochelle.
‘ N. Y.
Tho Ellis Musical club will meet
ltniight wi1h l). E. Disbrow, West
avenue. ' I
_-. ,. p ' 1
i John Smith, of 'I‘ottenville, S. 1., 1s'
ispoudinga few days in Norwalk,l1is
. former home
, Miss Anna W1x1dward, of him street.
11111 ontortam the Matinee Whist club
1 11111111111111 afternoon.
1 m.“ _
' Two new machines arrival Saturday
for tho Vorn 111k Mills, and will be plac-
ed in the falling room.
Nelson Price Whitaker. of Elkton,
Md..f11r1111-rlya popular studcnt at the
Norwalk Military Institute, is a gueet in
Norwalk.
Many ' 'unvalk property- 1111 mm dailv
examine the \‘urwalk 1ity assessment
books at tho ofliceof City (‘lerk E. M.
Lockw1 11 1d.
‘ John Rumor. of New Haven. and
“'illiant Palmer. 11f ()hio, have been
guests of Mrs. Kate Hunter. Main street.
Norwalk.
Mrs. Russell Frost and Mill Russell
and nurse an' spending :1 few 1la1s in.
New York. at tho Gerard ('olonel Prop” 1
g11111"1lo\\11 or cry night.
I —l’i1111c1r Hook and Ladder at Nor- I
walk 0111 m. IIUIIM‘. W1dncsday night. ‘
The delegation of 111embcrs of Sin-roI
man ('outn'il, who are to visit I’onassusi
Council. Royal Arcanum. in Norwalkf
tonight. will leave 1111 the Red Line car.
‘ at 7:13 o'clock. ______
All ladies and
to attend the box
g111tl1111111 are 11111t11l
sociable of Butlori
1Lodge. Thursday night. Storoopticoni
exhibition will include views of tin
IL'nited States. ('annda and lint-11h,
Arden.
l
1
At the annual meeting of the direc-
tors of the (.‘ity National bank. this
morning, the following officers wvro re- !
President.
Robcrt II. Rowanfi
vim president. John H. Knapp: cashier. ,
Jacob .\l. Layton; tellcr, George 1",?
Beam-z 111.11-11.11)”. Wilfred mun-11!
clerk, 11.1. 11-1,;1. 11, 111.11. 1
A very pleasant surprise party was
given to Herbert B11 1wn at his home on1
Quintard place, last evening. (lamos
and dancing were enjoyed. music being
furnislml by the Powell orchestra. Re 1
frcrhmcnts 11'1-rc served :11 111idnight.
Th1- gathcring broke tip at 1111 early
'hom'this morning, all having had an
1'nj1)_\'ablctililt'.
A coal team owned by Meeker Broth-
, ers ran away in Wall street last night. 1
starting from Moad‘s confectionery}
Near .l. I). .lcnnings' undertaking
rooms the runaway ('1 1llided with another 1
team hitched there and the horses were :
thrown. Officer .‘lorchouso captured
them 11nd hold them until Henry Simp-
son, the driver, came up. N11 damage
1 was done.
Deep Water Oyster Planting.
Wow lla1c11 New»:
New York is sh 111' in waking 11p to the
i111p1 1rtan1-1- of deep waternystcrplantingfi
Tin bouudarv lin- bot1vcon Ncw York
1 and I ounce tic m. as adjusted _by tho
cotmnissiom rs of the two states, and 11p-
1 proved by congress a few ycars 11,21 1,
gave New York about QWUNMI acres of
gpod 11.1'sto1'g1'11u111ls. under the waters
of Long Island sound. Connecticut oys—
ter1111-11.:1nd :1 good many who were not
11y.~t1-r1111-11.l1ttt know 11 good thing when
I they saw it. made haste to take 11p l1'sa1-s
; of all thc available grounds 1111 our side
I 11f the line, but not one acre in a bun-
1 drod on the New York side has yet been
I put under cultivation. The village of
\‘orthpon. on Long Island. is the head-
q11urt1 is of thol\ 'ow York shell-fish i11-
dustry. and 1s rathc 1' .1 bustling place. as
it has alsoone of the two leading law
publishinghousos1111 the continent locat-
ed there. and sondingits agents andb1 11.1ks
all over the United States. Last seam 11
the Long Island oyster cultivators cn
Croat South Bay shipped abroad oysters
111 the value of over :1 quarter of 111i lion
dollars. and the capital invested there
in the business is two or three times
that amount. ' ' ‘
The growth of cities near many of the
’old shon- oystcr beds has frightened
' buyers oil. from dread of eating typhoid
fever germs in their oystcr stars; but
1 this only enhances the value of drop
a water beds. Au acre of good oyster
grounds under dcop 1vat1‘r off New H11-
i ven harbor is worth more than any acre
i of farming ground in New H1111 11 t 1 muty.
It will grow 11 be ttor crop. for 11- ans money.
.4.‘
(root-got). Street, of New Marlboro
Special Sale of Hand Lamps, 15 cts!
F. D. LAWTON & 00., 22 South Main Street.
chlum Duns. do at
Go qt
Scat
Largo
Drlcd Pcu,
F'. D LAWTON 81 CO.
Fancy Lemons, IZc do: . , .
Dung». I! for 250 “Old and RQIIBbI°-"
Drape Fruit, ch
Li“...
,L l
l2.00
The Queen
of the Kitchen
Always welcomes Meats bought of us.
No tough. stringy sto aks or roasts. but I
fat juicy meats, the result of good stock '
andgood feeding, cutting up as well.l
and that is where we excel-41nd ourl
prices are the low.o1~'t
New York Market
FRANK s. AYERS, Prop.
Our Special for this Week
WILL BE
vercoats,
7.50!
DONOVAN BLOCK, WASHINGTON STREET. i Fast. Color blue and black kersey, this season's
EDWARD STREET. 5 Gazette Bulldlng;Norwalk, Conn.
EDWAIRTD STREET. "
GRAND OPENING OF
pring Goods
NEW EMBROIDERIESI
NEW LAOES! I
NEW OAMBRIOSII
I
ones, and would bring it in many stores.
1
1 make, all new out and very desirable garments.
They must be seen to be fully appreciated. They
are coats that give the impression of being $15.00
They are
up-to-date coats and every detail has been carefully
looked after in their manufacture; :1 few ofthose $9 suits left.
GOING AT HALF PRICE!
NEW GINGIIAMSIIII
I5. 20 and 25°.
JACIKSON’S PIIOTOGRAPHS
Combine the LATEST 8111!: All!) "mu. Our aim In to give satisfaction to our patrons.
.‘ and to furnish them with the uncut production. of the PHOTOGRAPH“! ART.
LARGE COLLECTION Ol’ CHILDREN‘S STUDIES.
E. M. Jackson. Photographer}.
(Over 1". Mmd'c Confections". )_
1Groat Value In Towel. at l0,
SPECIAL SALE OF
"EHSTITCHED SHEETS Our South Norwalk store open evenings “e will take back any of
PILLOWD CASES!
9 and 10“ Sheets. 1121' . .111 Pillow (11 ~. 1171'.
an I'llluw f‘a~o~. inc. All Ito-sf Quality.
l4 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
South Norwalk.
53 Wall Street. Nor-wall. (‘onl
cones GHAPPED HAND
ough Mara. isa guest ofC.T.J.11:on-
.510le :traet. - '
Occupiesa portion of I'}. (insovrsk
=Shcrty Sherwood, Hatterlfi
Is
store, corner of Wall and Water 511,,
Norwalk.
styles in flats, Laps, etc
R. H.
Plaisted,
Druggist.
Ask your neighbor what he
thinks of
‘ PLAISTED’S
mCOUGH
“REMEDY?
Then ,
Follow
Good
Advice
and
Use it!
5111.111 110111111 2112.,
Large size 500.
_——-
WE SELL
IOO
Q u i n i n e
Pills
For 25 Cents!
-wv3‘ao Ntozuaa 9.03.1.slv-Id
__:____ THE CATERER
_., l: _ ‘—
our goods you don 1 want at the prices pan! for them.
Comstock Brothers,
CLOTHING.
nas'omc BUILDING?
Norwalk.
MILFORD A. GIFFIN, Manager.
, MEAD, ““"}
Luncheons served at short.
notice. The only‘plaec in
town to get.
Dafc Frappe,
Bisque Glace,
Bisque Dc Orleans,
Croquctts a la Milan,
' Patticsa Ia Brandy,
for Toni Bisquct.
I C E ‘ C R EA M I
In all the Latest Forms.
Leave your order at
52 WALL STREET,
93 WASHINGTON STREET,
ONLY!
FAIRFIELD COUNTY - -
NATIONAL BANK.
63 Wall Street Ncrwalk, Donn.
g!
W. .l. Rogers. Es1[.. secretary of the AgentFor
. New York Condensed Milk (‘11111pany, BUFFALO
testified recently that it was the policy GLUTEN
, of his company to secure its milk supply FEED
~ atpomts11511311111111aspracticablcfrointho
. city. because that milk procured in the FOR
. - vicinity of large cities was not of snfiici- CATTLE
; ontly rich quality for condousi11g pur- Chlckon-
poses. Ho. contended that. it was the. d
disposition of farmers near cities to use an
brewer‘s grains and other cheap cattlo- HORSES I
food with the result that the milk from —
their cows was not comparable in rich- BEST
noss with milk produced at a distance. GRAIN
; )Iorothanonetlait'yinan in town fool- 'FOR
ishly feeds brewer's grains. :But what
difference?" askstho man who makes HORSES
milk for peddling. if the milk is not the AND
richest,11111'11nst11111-1‘ knows the difl'er- CATTLE.
' once.” It's my bohof he does. Buffalo __
lilutenFeed stands at the. head and BRANCH
, y1clds better remlts than any other cat- ,
.3"; 111 1111111.\\l1y not f"111ltl1olwst.’ OFFICE
SOLMANS’
Manuel T. Hatch, “VERY
STABLE.
A Dainty Gift.
After all said and done, a fine, well-made,
stylish, well-fitting pair of shoes is as accept-
able 11 CHRISTMAS PRESENT as'anythlng
you can think of. If there is any question as
to where the very best. of its kind can be pur-
ln1 orp11rated. its .24 C11pital,1t200,000.
EDWIN (1. KEELER. President.
DAVID R. MILLER. Vice-I’rest.
L. C. GREEN, Cashier.
DIRECTORS
1-21111'15'0.K1:s1.1;n, Mosrs .\l. (:11'111211,
DAVID II 31111.1»:1: A.J..\11:1:111:1:
I'.ST..I11H.\‘ Ina-111111111 Tum F. 5111111,
Il:.\C11LI£, CHAS. 1-. ’11.1srn\.\1.
South Norwalk, .
chased, it’s easily answered—at
H.$. BROWN’S.
90 WASHINGTON STREET,
Conn.
Accounts of Manufacturers. Merchants -
and Individuals solicited.
Safe Deposit Boxes
Free to Depositcrs.
oSly
- D. 1111. RAYMOND,
Funeral Director
and Embalmcr.
93 Washington Street,
30. Norwalk.
PERHAPS
Diamonds. Watches.
Residence, M: llttlt‘komo Hotel.
506111 1101111111111 - . -
YOU DON’T!
But if you should want: any
Jewelry: 01
or your Watches, Clocks and Jewelry re-
paired and cleaned. call or send at once to
A. W. AUSTIN,
OPERA HOUSE BLOCK, NORWALK.
Silvetware
SAVINGS BANK. '—'—"——'—-
5| Washington. Street. , HO! FOR
011511 1 1:1. if ’
. ..,"':';.."..1.':':.'1':..°. .11.." Floridaandthe South
from 110K BV THE.
Interest allowed on deposits.
AI DEX SOLMANS. I’rost.
.mHN II. FERRIS, Vice-Prest.
.lUIlN ll. KXAI’I‘, See. and Tress
CLYDE LINE.
I 31' are to Jacksonville, Fla.,$2.’1.00: excur-
sion. $11. 30,-
“—f , Fare tchStEIHgHstine, l'la.. $215.5"; ex~
A RARE CHANCE Iiw'l‘rliwgharlhgton.b. , C #211111; excursion
1&3 1111
1 All tickets include meals and berth
A Paying BUSINESS while on board of the steamer. For any
Consisting of Groce .Bakery and Iceiinformation, tickets, stateroomotc . in-
c'“ B‘I‘Ii‘iih “III. ”1" ”will?" “m. I 1,111.. °‘
on accoun o 9 Ivory ngn n
the businessisln P Shape, and 1111.1",GEO F. BEARSE, Agt.
mopportnnlty orthc rinhtperson. AD- (.rrv N11110:“. BANK.
ply at. thin cliceor 0! JAMES GOLDEN. or w P. CLYDE 8; 00., General Agent‘.
1‘1 33W 5 Bowling Green, N on York.
h
\
For S-é—le by
8.3. WILSON.
BUILDERMND REAL
ESTATE AGENT.
:12 WALL STREET, NORWALK. CT.
Two or Three Good Home.
Best chance to get a home on very
easy terms.
5. 11. warr’uc‘unv,
Real Estate
and Insurancol
co Washington “foot.
50. NORWALK. - - ‘GOII
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