‘ 1111111 111111 11111 1111111 111111
1111111111 mass.
It. at 1111111191 Tiny tum Nag
ll Norwalk. M Namath and Vicinity
Doris. M blunt! loumylm.
William Olsen. of Norwalk. has sold 1115108 “Will"-
eutwsuruuonwiia ‘
manholes-11111111119111.1111
mterol’thpostatoofome
Couch.
Miss Nellie Morgan. of North Main
street, returned today'from a visit in
New York.
The vase at Wtsimmum store in
marked 8106 today. Someone will soon
secure a big bargain.
A daughter has been born to Mr. and
Mrs. John Hennesy, of Platsville avenue.
Stephen Tbuyer. of the Consolidated
freight office. spent Sunday in New
Haven. MW
1
Our Brothers' Lodge,l. O. L. ‘F., will
his sorrel trotter to 112. N. Sipperley. all
Why)?!
Aperition is being circulated in Nor- “"111 "1“ 111easles._
walk, asking the(‘.on1mont.‘ouncil tuna.
force the Sunday observance laws.
Tllfl Parlfill R000,“ Will ll“ lNlIlll‘d "(‘Xl “nu & Ben“. Nonvulk “I'VE”. in mil-lung.
S.1tuulay.(}opics may be obtained at
the close of the morning service at Grace
chnhh.
Conductor Vaughn. who runs the 6:35
morning train from South Norwalk. on
the Danbury division, is sick. Conduc-
tor John (iriflin is taking his place.
A men's meeting will be held at the
South Norwalk Methodist church
tonight, conducted by the pastor. as.
sisted by Frank Comatock, who will
direct- the music. All are invited.
The Lees Manufacturing company iii-
(11] the. following returns on January 11:
Capital, $30,001); real estate, none: per»
souaLestate, 151111.57411111111'11'2 $11,200:. cred
its. $11,641.
0. W. Thomas, of Grccmvich. has
bought the plant-of the Stiunford Postl
and next Saturday will issue the first
number of the Stamford Tribune. an
independent daily.
Chief Engineer J. T. Prowitt and
Emineer George S. Aikin, of the Nor-
walk Fire Departtnent, wont to South-
port Saturday afternoon to witness the
test of the new steamer recently pur-
chased by the citizens of that village.
About 10 o'clock Saturday night two
"fresh" young men stopped a woman
going tothe depot, near Adams Broth-
ers' hat factory, and used insulting
language to her. Her screams attracted
the attention of two other men, who
went to her assistance. and the i111pndcnt
fellows made 011'.
—If the readers of this paper have
been floundering abmt, a-groping
in the darkness of
doubt as to where the best. quality and
prices in hardware, paints and oils- are,
read the signature below and let it be
your guiding star. So. N01 walk ll'd'w.
00.. 42 South Main street.
The popular Philharmonic orclnstra
gavca delightful sacred concert in Ger-
mania hall last night. The programme
was a gem, every number being uncured.
The event of the evening was the, tn 11n-
bone. solo by R. J. Smith. He rendered
the solo most beautifully and proved
himself to be :1 soloist of great merit.
A meeting of the teachers and otliccrs
of Gracocl111rcl1 Sunday school will be
held t1nnor1'ow night in the rectory. at
[.7 :30 o’clock. At 8 o'clock :1 meeting of
the vestry will be held. The monthly
devotional meeting of the Brotherhood
of St. Andrew will beheld Thursday
night at the close of the service in the
‘ church. '
'——(ireat fun at Arion ball to-night.
The following letters remain uncalled
for at the South Norwalk p 1st-of‘ii1."1:
Miss Maren MacLean, Mrs. John Sisk,
Edw. Kilduif, Geo. W. Jenning, Leo
Kirschmeier, Henry Gilbert, Mrs. H. S. ,
Gray, A. Hartnagel, Thomas Barry,
Mikado Tea (30., Mrs. W. L. Dunn,
Miss Vic Hampson, Mrs. M. French,
Mrs. Addie Morton, W. T. Richardson.
Felix Roccaneli, who hasnboot- black-
ing outfit in Pohlman & Thompson’ 11
barber shop 111' East Washington street,
went to New York last week and met his‘
wife and little dauglnur.
arrived from Italy. Yesterday they held
a reception at their home in Spring street
and entertained a large number of their
fellow countrymen. Music was provid-
ed by an accordion. and tambourine.
The employms of the electrir railroads
were required to do some cxtr:1.1voi'k.
yesterday morning, on account of the
snow and ice.
er went over its road. while 1111-. Tram-
way company waited until shortly 11117
fore 9 o'clock before starting to clear its
tracks. The trolley wires were coated
with ice, and pretty electrical" fireworks
were witnessed as the work our whizzcd
along. pushing the big snow plow in
front of it. At East Norwalk. near the
post-office, the car was stalled for some
‘ time. Finally a passenger car came
along and helped get it started again.
Bath cars then ran uptown toga-then
who had just'
At 71:30 o‘clock the Nor- i
walk Street Railway company's sweep-j
1
l
. number of young ladies in South Nor’ 1
uncertainty and '
' its regular meeting Thursday evening of Samuel Holmes, against Theodore W,
omnfor tho 111-1111111311» upon ten candi- The water pipe in front of Charles E.
Letter Carrier 11. R. Tyler and his ‘ and “I" repaired today.
t .. '
tw" daughters. 0’ "In". plum. are “ka Thodirectorsof the Nm'walk Hospital
Seymour‘s grocery store burst yesteniay. l
.. F'. D. LAWTONJ' 11’ 0
ll Slim 010nm, 250 Evaporated Apples. 1011. lb
15 “ “ 2511 “ Ponchos. lee. “ ,
20 Ioulu‘ " 25¢ " Apricots. I36. “ "
W
FANCY OOLOEN DRIP SYRUP, Bo. QUART.
~Ari11n masquerade to-night
association will meet tonight in the
rooms of the Norwalk club.
Timothy Sullivan has withdrawn his
application for a license to open a saloon
in Hoyt‘s Theatre building.
J.P.Nicker1111n,ofthoih'1n of Nickm-
ly ill with pneumonia.
(3311. Wilcox, of Danbury. is im-
proving his property at Bell island by
moving the barn back in the lot.
Edward Sellock, of. Yale college, came
home last week threatened with Iliphv
theria. He is much better today.
Charles Fish.of White Oak Shades.
was in Norwalk this morning looking
for a team that someone tool: from under
the shed.
The Fox Cycle company opened its
academy in Elizabeth street, Saturday
afternoon. and entertained many vis-
itors.
John Todd, the Bethel lime dealer,
has purchased of McLean Brothers, of
Dnnbury, the lot adjoining his property
on Bell Island.
Everett Gram, of Yale college, who
came home with the measles. is improv-
ing and will soon be 1111111 to return to
his studies.
S. B. Warren. of New Haven. reprev
senting tl1c(.‘11111n11'1'1'i111 Record. was in
Norwalk today. looking into the consoli-
‘:1liti11111|1111.~'ti1111 for :1 sp1-1 i: 11 11rti1' 111.
Miss ('ornclia Raymond.‘of Berkeleyl
street left town Saturday for Albany I
N. Y" for a month's visit with r11l11tl111sl
and'fricnds. -
112. L. Daniels, cashier of the John ; Mrs. Sarah Smith, of .\1111 street. is
Hancock Life Insurance company. spent ! 1'oc1‘111111'iug from a s1‘11'11ro attack of the
Sunday with his family. who are visit- 5 grip.
ing in Stamford:
An important meeting will 11111111111 in l
11.1 1 l .\ " .
the Y. M. (.1. A. parlors tonight to1lis-' 15': 1'1 annm
Poniusus (1.1111111
1
Her gmndson, Innis Worth-ll. has i
1 been sick with 11111111111111 and Chicken pox. '
1111. 111111011 & ca, 22 South Main Street.
Hard to Drive
our customers away from our market.
They know a good thing when they see _
it. The brightest people in town deal ’
with as simply bmause, they say, that ’1
they have never been treated so well be'l
late.
We have the finest stock at the lowest
prices always. Free Delivery.
New York Market,
FRANK S. AYERS. Prop.
EDWARD ”STREET.
GRAND (il’l'. NING 01"
pring GOOdS!
"wt
NEW EIBROIDERIES! .
NEW LACESU
lwill have a ladies night at Concord
0“” the building question. (‘itizens D111~Ion llall February 111
are cordially invited.
The leap your dance to 1111 given by a 1 “"11 r1-1-1t1-. .E . _
Kate. daughter of Stephen and Annie
walk, February 17th, will be held in’Flynn. died yesterday at their home,
Uncus Tribe Hall, Washington street. 108 Taylor avenue, aged one year and
..-... five months. The funeral was held this
1 afternoon.
-Everybo:iy is going to the Arion
masqueradeto-111ght. Join the crowd. All who arc willing to IMP in ”If,
Two hundred quarts of milk r1111 t11“”'k “I 11“ “Ville" Institut1 “I 1h"
waste in West street, Sunday morning
near John L. Richards' residence,
caused by Jerome S Gaincr's horse
overturning his wagon.
‘11
S1
11m r1 quc~t1 11 to 1111 et this evening at
7 '-.1’1i11 tho 1' hurc 11 parlors
The sub 11.1111 in fr an of (icor1' c (I'm-“1”“ Endeavor “'1“?le ”I Ih?‘l“mh
Smith‘s gm 111'" atom on Spring Hill.
lNoiwalk Congreg: 11111.11 (hurt 11, will
was gulli1d by the storm. lmt'l‘hursday, lbold 1‘ 11191111111 ITTINUSIII Will! “1111‘
in a manner w|1i1l1 11111111 s it very 11: 111- l 1‘10”“‘30 ("MW M11" all street
gerous fo1 pedestrians. . ,
The unpleasant weather of yesterday
kept people generally indoors The:
congregations at the cl1ur11111~1 \1 ere not '
as large, as usual. and there 11.11 v11"_v
little travel on the electric roads. .
Mr. and Mrs. Reed llaviland, of
Washington street, fell w bite (oming
111'11111 the. steps of the I1 1rst Methodist
1"'.111111hl:1:11 night, and was so111ew1h1t
bruised, 1111111111 111.111: to 1111 about today.
The “Scotch Evening" which was to , good.
have 11111-11 1111111 at the (lentcr school .
D1111111nb1-r15,l1as 11111-11 postponml.until '
“'11sl1ington’sbirthday. because of the
illness of one of the principal 1'11111'111'111rs
l)1'1'111':1l111'S have 11111-11 11t11'orl1 in
.\1'io‘11 111111, and it never prcsrntcrl- :1
)11'11tti1r :‘1pp111111111111 than it does for
1111111111t's111:1:«1pi11'111d1-11:111. "I‘bv- music
will be by tho Arion 11r111111tr.t and
Iliarlcs Y ost will prompt
The. lint Finisl11‘1rs‘ association will
hold :1 meeting W'edncal: 1v ' 111'1 ning in l I
Knights of Pythiaa» II 111 Washington
» N11u1'11 1v11rv scat w.1.~1o1'11n 111-11 at thu-
street, and hear the reports of the 111-1c-' “ I
gates to the convention held in New )7“ ('1. A. illustrated song servu'c 111
York the lVorwalk Opera .House. yester-
' lday afternoon. ()wmg to the
A 111lerr'11ion of prominent citizens of ' opt. ration of the stereoptimn by unex-
Port Chester visited South Norwalk to- 5 pcr1e111 1111 bands, the vices wen not as
day, and 1111 guests of R 13111111111 Brothers 1111011 as usual. Dr. (1111111711 11.
viewed the trolhy roads. There is a McGonegal song :1. tenor solo and Mr.
1110vc11111nt to build an electric road in Jackson recitul .1 poem. Miss Miller of
Port Chest11'.. Stamford, came without. an accompanist
SenatorJohn H. Feriisaud City At- land therefore {inf not sing, it. Hirst
torucy John H. Light 11111 1'11 to Wash-"W11 sing a 8010 next Sunday
ington tomorrmv, in compliance avith a 1 W . ._ 1. -. . .
— anted.1n1med1:1tely, s1x girls for
vote passed by the South Norwalk
. . e 1 rk. Mrs. C. B. flat-
Board of Councdmen, to urge the ap- g neral houscwo
"ON th M tn t. . nth Nor—
propriation for harbor improvements. :1:th or am 11 W 43.1
Buckingham Post, G. A. R. will hold‘ The case of Lewis D. Kecler, guardian
next, instead of TVedncsday. toucco111-"Osbor11, of Danbury. administrator oil
modato Norwalk (‘11:1ptor, D. A, 11.. 1' 1111- osnttr- of David S, (irozior, and sure.
who wish to occupy the .-\tbcu:11um for» ties on his bond. came up in the Town:
their supper on the lat ter night. j l‘ourt this morning. (‘rozior was guard-
‘ " inn of the minor, Holmes, at the, timed
Emory Stockwcll. "f Stamford. 'li"5llliis1l1':ltli. 111111 Osborne, as 1111111inistru-
Saturday of heart dismisc. H11. was WY. rendercd his "0,me M fl". ,.1,».(.,.%,1
an inventor and his name has 11‘7"" ‘11“"1111‘s11st11t11 as adminstrator to the Pro?
fitxziated with many of the patents sccur-1 1m“. Court. in Dauburv. n, “7,1,, found
1111 on locks and safe; timc locks. He. 111111 that *9”; was not. accounted f, 1r. Keel.
been connected with the Yale. & Towuc ,1. was appointl'd guardian of 1,1,, vard,
factory there “9 ““PC’U’I‘W‘IU‘” “UM” " and brings this action to r111'ov111' the,
18118. 1'1"“1“ prominent 1" “WU“ and amount. The defendant claims he 1111.1
1‘91““"115 "fi' “1"“ not tho'nmncy in hand sutlicicut to pay
and did not have time to sell r11111 estate
and secure the amount.
rest rv1 11 his dec 1sion.
811.111 timc 1w 1 \Villiam Johnson. who
was then :1 motorxnan, lcft ‘1‘111'111111111111
with Ilim went Miss Julia Taylor. Mrs,
Johnson1111111111111 preparing to sue, for
a divorce and having heard that 1101"
husband anti Miss Taylor were living in
Bmoklyn, she went down Thursday
with Constable bland and found the.
couple witlrachild'born to them since
their departure.
l
——W.11c11 for 11111.1 of the “Tornado. ' l
Hotel propriet111'——W1'1y did you let the
countryman climb the stairs instead of
taking the elevator? Clerk—He‘ll he so
out of breath that he. can't blow out the
gas. . 1
audcakes.
‘1 Pure and Sure."
leVCIand S
BAKING Menu.
‘ “I have used Clevela d’s Baking Powder with
entire satisfaction in the pre
41111-11 Census; meflw You! cm; 3.1M ‘
. 11111111111111 (in charge of building now
1, priso11.1ving )———I tell you wimtlhtfi'crty,
you. Won't know this place in a year
fr11n1 now. (Ionvict No. 671-4 hope
not, sir!
"No.111r; a man with 11 face like that.
, is never a coward. " “How do you
1 know. "'" "It' s so 11111111 1y that be nonldn t
: have. any fear of smiling it.
i .___-
don of breads biscuits 11111111311111 10111111111111..." 111111 the
graces-yuan.
11c Adel—1
[11111111111'1-t1tt1 will sing and :1 humorist.
111t11\11111.1ll. (‘ 1111'r1~1'111on 11 (burcb '
‘JACKSON 5 PHOTOGRAPHS!
1
The North Main street division of the '
—11n11-1'i:11 (‘rown ci vars are alwavm
l is . ‘
Judge Frost
. "Any amusement in this town to;
night?” asked I. stranger. 3‘1 reckon
NEW CAMBRIOS!!!
NEW GINGNAHSllll
SPECIAL SA L113 ()11‘
HEMSTITQHED SHEETS
PILLOWD CASES!
9 and on Sheets. 6211.511 Pillow Cases. we. I
llowCases.1812. AllllestQualiynt ’
Great Value In Towels at 10'.
15, 2,0 and 250.
EDWARD 511325125 Beretta Building, Norwalk. Conn.‘
l'ombincthnLate-st Stylunnd Hui-1b. Uur aim is to give satisfmlinn
toonr 111111111111. and to furnishthcm with 1111- 1111.1 1111th productions of
the I’hot- vamtrbu' Art. largo coll-1111111 of Children's Studios.
E. M. JACKSON, Photographer.
liver 1". 31111111111 ('1 1n!rctioncn'
53 WALL STREET, - - - - NORWALK, CONN.,
$116111 Shé'EwSBJM'Hhter'zi .-.-_.._ '
:LOOK OUT!
Ucctmiess portion of 11. linsewski' 11,
store, comes} of \1 all and Water 51-1
(fall and see the 111111111;
111.1111 1
Norwalk
styles in Iints, Cap», etc
GO TO
Mil '1‘
"I've been sellin‘” em all
' " M EAD’S
R. H. l’l1111tyof
Plaisted Hes"
Drugglst.
.......... Candy 1
WE Always on hand
A SPECIALTY! '
1; YOUR ,0 FAIRFIELD COUNTY -
a g - - NATIONAL BANK.
Z ' ' I ‘ ‘3 Wall Street. Norwalk. Conn.
1: ' ll 7.
I lg Incorporated, 1824. Capital. $200,000.
.. .-.-—-wo-»- .1 . -
Q ~ ' ”EDWIN 0. KEELER. President.
, . ‘1” 11.1111) 11. 11111.1.1111, \'11:e-l’rest.
11’ These Prices 01 1.. c. iillI'IEN,(Ia.~11111-r.
11. , 'DIRECTORS.
l ‘ III Enwistl)‘. it‘s??? \Ir'lh\lw.1<(1'.ll‘v so.
( SPEAK 5 i1,‘.I5"'rl.Il1111:11lihcltvvgoon.A T111;.o 11'. Sulln
0 [HA (5111.11,, CHAS. 13111131111111.
I "5" -. Accounts of Manufacturers. Merchants:
0 1 z and 11.111111111111111 Solicited.
o Themselves ! 0 Safe Deposit Boxes
kl " 3 Free to Depositors.‘
m —-—— n 0 ti 1y
‘ , u- v ~~A .. _V _. _--._ .—.,_.~_
3“ Hood's Sarsaparilla, 11.11: g
Aver's " 7:111 .
11...... 1... To Advertlsers 1
(Inticura ermlvc-nt, 151’s- -
Palm‘s Celeryltmnpound, 1151: Changes cannot be guar
. Green‘s Nervous, 7511: auteed the‘sameflay copy,
‘ Scott's Emulsion, soc is handed 1n. livery rca- ;
Castoria. 2;,“ sonablc effort W111 be made 1
'ermv, Bitters, 15..., to acommodate patrons, i
. m." for 2;” but changes cannot be 1n-1
William's 1111111111111 111.: 5151611 “P0" =15 ‘3 rightb 1111-:
1 . ' , —. '. 1 .7. less copy is sent in _v 2:
garter 7111:121er :2,” f “I M o'clock in the afternoonvot l
' 1n ‘ ' AWE!“ 2.“, the day before change is
l ’ desired.
Alcock's Haulers, me
'— "—7 .,-,--_-.______.___
R H PLAISTED A RARE CHANCE 1
' ' , ' ’ A Paying Business
‘3 WISIIII‘EOII 5L Morals"? of Grocery. Bakery and Ian .
“walk: 0111111., 1111hello»"111:3'311'11;y c332
. ., concentrate
So. ,8 1 .11 , the humis‘:ufoadb11°hrsip;tsuthT1lsm
.‘1‘ ”We WWII-119-
1 pl ”Magnolia I’a'llsfl.
1
Comstock Brothers,
14 south. 11111111 STREET,
PUT
US TO 1"
THE
. -. -I 1 .
TEST 1 , ‘
—————
Every week we shall tell you of some won-
derfully good valuvs. ' If you have any
doubts as to the correctness of our state:
meats, don't say its impossible and stay away
but come and examine carefully and you
will go'away convinced.
We believe truth is stronger than fiction.
This week we are offering I J) ,
Men’s Ulstersl
c-L
A line Shetland Beaver, 817.011. former price,
$24.00.
An all-wool liluc Frieze, Fast Color, 1310.110:
have sold the coats for $15.00.
A Brown Ericzc, Fast Color, $8.00.
Frieze Cloth combines all the necessaryqunl-
1111's for 11 good coat : warmth, durability
'1...
and style. E;
South Norwalk Store open evenings.
CLOTHING.
hlASONlc BUILDING
South Norwalk. Norwalk.
MILFORD A. GiFFlN, Manager.
Agent For I '
sun-Mo THEIR PdiGE '
GLUTEN r- 0 ,
:4 I r ."
FEED ILTRAVS THEh‘il
FOR . '.
CATTLE (11151111111111g1 1111 1111111 foreign seeds 1 _ .- .1
Chicken. in them make 11111111111115.111111 food and '1 ,' '
and 1111111111l1av111',r 1': 1:11:11 1111' 11111111'altl1of ‘2
HORSES! 111111' ani111:.1l.~'.1111111111 11s1-t11111113uts g f
BE; snltl :11 :1 11.1111111'111 111.1111 sell. 11111 i11- I
1'111'11- -'1 in quality. 1111 1'11: 11'g11. being made 1‘
GRAIN . | , -. _ .‘ 1
FOR 1111' M'll‘t‘lllllll. I buy 11111 best 1111111111111111'
HORSES 1.1.you'in 11111 1111,11 1'11111111'11111, 111111.111)? I .
1111111 1:.111'11111'1s11111111111'.111lcgitunatc- I
AND , 13‘ 51111 1.1.1 5.11.1111 "1': 1111.1 1; .
CATTLE. " 1
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BRANCH M i ’T' H t h, i .{
0...... anue a c ‘ . 1
SOLMANS' The Leading( irain Dealer. .
LIVERY . ' "
STABLE. 15 Marshall Street, 50. Norwalk. 1 '
-lPurchaseS-
SOUTH NORWALK
11Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry 01'
«Opera Houoo Block,
CASH 11101151-
Mor'ie - Bargains!
l‘ridc of the Kitchen Soap, 11111 111181 Scouring Soap . ,
made, 31: per cake
“A 1111111111: sixpcnsc is better 1111111 :1 slow shilling."
For one week we will offer all Winter Goods at a 1‘e~
doctiou of '25 pcrccut. Among other things it in-
1111 'Sl‘eds,
many odds ”111111 ends of Special sales,,
eludes llorsc Blankets, l'leatcrs, Boys'
Skates, etc.;
still left, at priccsmbclow cost of manufacture.
1
m
W. S. STU RTEVANT
N. Main and Ann Streets. .
CONN".
., c... -_z_... .
PERHAPS YOU DON’T,
11111 if you should want any 0'
Silverware. '
0r your Watches Clonksaud jewelry Repairer! and (Jenni-d call or
4
send at once to
A. W. AUSTIN,
uonwaucju
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Norwalk Chronicler