Valium 11 wily
Atho East Avenue
ambient of ”A
" In the oven.
nmtioflmrmon from
walnut the ship
, 1 oullchuroclydon,"
wind. After briefly
1 , the storm which
.1 '1 born ship up-
Paulwuluprison-
the whole civilized
‘tltinhlng during the
Winter 111 Liberty 111.
We casualties. Lilo
1 to a voyage in the
. 1‘ “Batman hero 111111
is the ocean of time.
pilot's, pushing our way
3% and tempest, hoping
1 into the desired haven,
‘ Ithwurt the ocean and
multitudinous crafts. Here
brigs, ships of ortho
11H
' on "The History of Music in America."
give a mention February nut] in
tlmirhnudnomo now residence.
Contractors Luthrtm & Shoo. former-
lyof thin plm1, culled on friends horn.
Sotunlny.
Mrs. Charles F‘rcndenthal of Bothol
la 11 goat of Mrs. (loot-go Baton.
Six of John Siemns’ children 111-1‘1 ill
with tho measles. '
Mrs. A. E. Mortoy is visiting 1'1-1111i1'1111
Kr. nuerI. WilliumwunrqulllE
I
fluidly morning. Q in Nm'wulk.
. 11115911110111.
Rov. W. 0. Steele. D. 1)., chaplain of
thon of Refuge. Row York city,
delivomd an addrcu‘at tho temperance
meeting in N Hull, yesteuiuy,
undo! the of the Christian
Tommranw Union.
Miss M. G. Blankmnn. of New York.
is ondenvoring to start a class in orntory
and recitation in town. The class will
meet on Saturday afternoon of each
week.
The Historical society will moot this
evening with Rev James E. Coley.
Mrs. William J. Wood will road 11 pupor
Mrs. Annie Staples contcmplntcs
buildinguhnndsomc cottngc whon shc
atoms 11 desirable location.
Rev. C M. Sellock. of Norwalk. oili-
citito'd at thb morning scrvic’o nt Holy
Trinity, yesterday.
The Chautauqua (.‘irclc will moot. to-
morrow evening with Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur S. Hoyt.
E. C. Barnum. of New York, is the
guest of his mother, Mrs. Frederick
Morchousc.
' 1111 ,lourning. mason, mcn
Mugouisms and schismsz1
upon everything oIscI.
. tome them. W hen 11113 En-
W them they sink and 11111
perish. There 1s only one ship]
carry us safely over the
“11'
Min faith in Jesus Christ
'-n and pilot. All aboard!
. oharbor. the greeting. thoI
e.” '
l
n,oI' New street 11111; 11
loser by last week s storm. 'I'I11'
owned by Marvin Brother-1,.
tors Secly and V1111K11r1~111, ,
placinga new roof 011 it.
II oin, and throughly drcnch- ,
, wall paper and furnitnrc,
them cousidemblv. ‘
,«—-—-——~ i
.1 stopped Fred Holmes!
ortPoint street bridge, one
tI the work was by some of;
. undthnt the money would
,hut as yet he has not soon it.
‘ Hortense Bartholow, of Brook-
' MnchiIlc, of New York.
31111111 Mr. and Mrs. M. H. ,
.- avenue.
.planl: walk is being laid in
Captain H Rowland‘s property
ushington street bridge.
Willindegren, of Bridgeport,
I, the Swedish Congregational
Revers, of‘First avenue,
from‘the hospital in New
Lewis, of St. John ave-
ARIEN AND NORDTDN.
" , Mrs: Louis French gnven
Friday night, at their home‘
'1. , It was in every respect :1
enable occasion for each of the
number'of guests. Stamford was
" nted in the gathering. The
prizeswere won by Mrs. J. v
(first), a picture; Mrs. W. V.
(second), 11 hand painted dish;
”(first), an oriental lamp cigar
cutter, and Howard L UIn-
old soldiers who assaulted
j‘Ernest Koch Were tried Sat-
proJustice W. H. Willmott,
clan, was 1111121111: and costs.
an appeal, John Rnfi'crty be
I hondsman. The other, who
Iris Andréw Gilchrest, was fined
Hate at night homecomi-
1 the auiount, and was re-
'theloclmp.'
‘ of several citizens to
. , meeting called for tho elec-
W tax collector 1111111111»-
WI Klinefeltcr Satur-
Want 1111111 itoucclmt said
roivcrifl
to the Columbia Howl.
.. the fins nfew weeks ago,“
Jumps I). Jennings,
hnfi tho mntmm to
l
;that is the gospel ship ing relatives 111 Now Haven.
3 in linmdcn.
mount of tho storm.
Tho ( 1111011 11 Forms Farmers (1111) will
moot this 111' citing with I’hnrlcs B. Mock- 1
'lilrs. Snrnh Goodscll, of Snugutuck, is ‘1
v1.1t1ng relatives in New York city.
Mr. and Mrs H. B. Gilbert ore visit-
Miss E. Winifred Kompcr 1s a gueSt of
Stmnford fricnds.
Mrs. Frcd H. Nash is visiting friends
cannéiarowu.
'I‘h1- Gilbert 18‘; Ih-nnctt Mnnnfmt
uring 01111111111137 furnisht 1! 1111111111 in tulto
tho girls homo 'I‘Imrsdny night 1111111' l
Miss Alicv Stoc'kin. ' 11I1o I1. 191 bcc 11'.
sick with tho scnrlct f1 101' (I10 post 1111) ,
111 cits, is room cring v1'1'y fast i
F. (.'. [.1'1 1111.»; 1.1, 1crnlmr~n111 1vmk r1:-
1
tho 1'91: out stonn.
1
('1111rlrslr'cnn1'tt child of E. l’. B111 1
nctt. is roporu d to I113 sick with tI11"
scnrlct 'fcu- -.r
A numlx'r of Gilbert 15; Bmun'tt. Mnnn-
facturing company's wiro drawers 1111'
out of work.
(inorgo Plait. is drawing logs for tho
GiIhc-rt 1% Bonnctt Manufacturing1-11111-
puny.
Miss [kiln Williams visitwl hcr 1111111
at Brunchvillc lust 111-11k.
John Williams has moved into tho
John O. St. John plucc.
Robert W'hitc is visiting friends in
New York city.
Dr. G. L. Taylor visitcd Ridgcfield
Thursday.
Henry Boers, of Budgcpt M is in town.
BROAD RIVER.
Owing to tho inclcnicncy of ycstcr l
tlnstwc-athcr, Rev. G1 orge Dnvis did
not preach' 111 the chapel as announced
Next Sunday Rev. A. H. Wyatt will
preach at 4 p. 111.
William Ferris and family have mov-
111111110 George Wilbur Hodgc's house.
William B. White has contracted to rev
pair and renovate tho intcrim of Mr.
Hodgc' .‘~:. cottage
Charlie Comstock is delivering groccr—
ies for Finncy & Benedict, acting as
substitute for George Brady, who 18 suf-
fering from In severe attack of the grip. 1
I WINNIPADK
Two large elm trees in front of George
Vnn‘ Tnssel’s residence have been cut
down.
Turning the Tobias. .
A professor who once took with him
to an appointment 11 favorite student '
thought to test the young man. He was
to take the morning service and the
yoang man that of tho evening. Accord- ‘
ingly while on the road to the ap-
pointinent the professor “pumped" the
youngster. Witness his surprise when '
on giving out his text he found that the
professor had stolen n march upon him.
His surpriso‘w'ns turned to dismay when
he found that not ouly‘iext, but also 1
“heads" and all had been appropriated. :
Now, it happened that tho pulpit was 1
an old fushioncd oue,»nud the professor
was vcry stout. To get in. a ladder had
robe procured to enable him to climb
over tho top. After scrvico ho chuckled
over his triumph. His triumph 1. as
1111111-1'131', turned to d ism-tor at night.
when the young man announced his i
text, ”He that'cntctcih not by, tho door
into tho 11111111111111, but climlwth up
some other way, the same is a thief and
n robber "—Sei' castle: Chronicle.
"Hurry up, will you? uskcdtheheld
upgcntlmuun. in utoneu cheerful
he could mum. “As you have
,it muotbuflniu to
' hold." I
graph.
A [lulu-o “Indium ration.
The norm-est fuiiuro in Maine for
yours v:n.~:ti1ot of ti. B. Douglas of flow-
doiuhum. virho lives four miles from a
village on 11 country mud, and ye: may
aged to go up for $80,000. This unit;
merchant’s stock in trade ranged from
farms to unodyno liniment and from
pins to mowing machines, dry goods,
clothing. boots and shoes, groin. flour,
groceries, crockery, cigars and tobacco,
harness, and, in loci, anything and or.
erything which can bu sold or battered.
Ho sold for u very small prollt, and
gradually he worked up 11 large trade,
people coming from for and near to
trade with him. People have been known
to journey 20 miles to buy groceries of
Douglas at his farm store. If one wish-
ed to get an insight into unique business
methods, he should pay 11 visit to this
curiosity shop. Imagine 11 long, low
farmhouse, sheds and outbuildings. In
the shed were burrolsof flour, honshcadu
of molasses, lard, pork, etc. In tho vac
rinus rooms of the house goods of divers
kinds were pilgd on the floor and tnblcs.
In one room whips worn pilv-d 11 too:
deep In the burn were wagons, car:
riugus, sleighs. mowing machines, 011'.
The result of this venturu is not onconrv
aging to the idea that the rctnilcr's
profit can be dispensed with. «Lewi 111211
Journal
Just Lilia “In Pulsar.
"My old black auntie,” said'ltepre-
scntutivo John Allen, “tho old black
shcphotdpsv who raised mo and who
still looks on me 1111 :1 lamb of but 113:1:-
. ing, grow." :11 times very congratulatory
and proud of me.
“ ' 'Deed, l. is proud of you, Mun
John.’ she said on tho occasion of our
last meeting. ‘1 takes do vnstest pride
in ye, honey, an do way you docs hol'
oillco. You is jcs’ liko yo’ ole fntbcr.
Mars John, jcs liko him to do 111rl'.
Ho was 111113111 I111III' 1n oflit'o sumo as you,
bonny; hol'oil1co.1ll do timc yo‘ paw
di1l,11111111 ‘minds mo of you so 111u1 I1
. ’Deed I’m proud of bof of you.‘
“‘Why. what ofiico did my {mint
asked. I was 11 bit usionigbm’.
for whilo l hurl :1 1li11111'1'oli1wi1111 cf
, tho old gcmh'mnn running at vcrnl rim; -1'
I nowr know of any oliito ho hold.
35 'Whnt oflh 11 did my futb‘cr hold'."
" ‘Sho, M11111 John, you go 1111 forms
do offico yo father hol' tho old numy
i replied rcpronchfully.'l’Io~1l111111'1lfo'
you. He was 11 1' undidntc, M: 1m John.
D11 “holo 111111I1b111h1111d r1 mimiim it
' Wk and relieved him may” gpniring tl11- roads that \v1r1~ 1111111111'1'd by 1 W0” A” bit! lift" ho I111] 11' it ”ill! 1’ .Vh
paw docs; iiewr I knows him when 1111
1111111 t 111'undi1lute. Looks likc you on
yo‘ father jcs'snmo tlmt army—[11,!
nllcrs hol'in oflicc."'——W11.~.i1iogt1.n
Punt.
Moro Truth Than Poetry.
The constant dropping of tho rillwiii
\vcnr away the rock; the constant pluc-
ing of 1111 “111]." will rid you of your
stock. Tho truism 1.111nt11ino1lintl1is dog—
gcrcl is none 11111 I1'11srr1111l11'1'nnso of tho
charactcr of tho doggorol.
of persistent advertising and the mis—
take that ispmdo by the murciiant who
it; spasmodic and very far apart in his
advertising. Nothing pays hotter than
pctsiutency. Tho mcrchsot may not be
“able to afford 11 largo 1111111 of money,
but 11 111111111 amount'msy ho spout to
great advantage, and half a Inn! is bet—
ter by for than no bread—Macon Tclw
Pace, tho Jester.
Pace, jester to Quocn Eliznbcth, was
so bitter in his retotts upon her that ho
was forbidden her pmseixcc. After he
had been absent for some timo a few of
his friends untreated her majesty to re,- '-
ceive him back into favor, engaging for
him that he would be more guarded in
his discourse for the future. The very
first time they again mot, Paco was as
bad as ever. ”Como on. Pace," said the
11111111an her gracious humor. “now 1111
shall hour of our faults.” "No, rund-
nm."snid Pace. “1 never talk-11f what
is disconroyd by all the world. "uAlii-
once News. .
GORHAM’S
Wall
Paper
Store I
In FirSt Avenue,
East ”Norwalk,
Connecticut.
HELL”: II.DI$BRO$.I
71.11.119.111” Flam
W11 have had ‘
_ somothing to soy below about tho miner
film WhoWni'm. .... "Dnrling,"snid M1,
flcBrido wlicitimsiy, "I 11111 afraid you
am not dismal \vunuly enough." "1111‘
I look stylish, dour?" asked his \Vlfl'.
"You: pcrfcotly stunning " "'Il‘hou [3
11m vcry 11111111111111. thank you."
Mrs Bmwbrick—This dinner rcrvico :
has been in the {11111in for more than 11
humlred your: Hrs. H1gnnospu11~hicmyl
Well, I thought I was saving. but y1 1n
bout me all to nothing.
1
Th6 Lwoading Dry Goods Store,
RISTRAM & HYATT,
' 2 GAZETTE BUILDING.
HAMBURG EDGINGS!
in all w1dths and prices.
I .
E CVCT'V (leilI‘llll‘lel
JUSTREOEIVED' RenInnlants of Silk,
‘Wml Before Advnm'c in
Prices.
I,
IGarCorn.
I “ Middlings,
l ,” Bran,
/
2 “ Cats.
5 “ Hay.
Those must be sold; no room in store—
house. Name your own prices.
RAYMOND BROS
Bo. Norwalk.‘
Entire;
Wheat
Flour!
Broad rightly 11’111111 from this is dosir—
:1l111'i111'v1'1'y11's}: Got (111' Flouri
llt'l’t'. Lawns: Price,
Frrsh (irnhzim Fla 1111', just in.
I'lyg1~i11i1-Usinwnl. Is'tti-r thzm Qunkt'r.
Largo pnchngc, Inc.
(' l) Bans & Son 5 011-1111 bpruy or Soils
\‘I ulcers, 1 I11 up at I"1‘ ll).
CeIe’ry M usta rd I
A new articlc. Try it. 151:.
(.‘:Ilifomiu Yellow Ponchos in tin of 150,.
' (.'Iu'np! Good!
Hopkins Hullcd (.' glam-«1m, (1111 151'.
Lorenzo Dibble!
WITII .IEVlELS BEDIGHT.
I‘m-11111111 adornment
is 1m usable -mcn
. I:111d.'1hl1-~in tho {air
1 7 HI. for in 1'1'11I11' 11'
«11111141111111! in 111111
in 11in... ow Hr-
. right thinking wu-
mun1I1'.-'1rc.~to.'1pp1111r
[M'rfm‘liulh
lint 11 man will 11111
ext-1151114111111. 1:111'111‘1'
or 1:;111111‘ 111111411 1'1'1-11
’ ' / inilm 11111111111 of I1i1~
(301111111141 I101 rpm 1» nodumul bum
I111 Jmuld hum \1111 1'1 hi :11 ll!” 11 rum; in
who-ting flingi- r1113I11~I\'1-'1 LI: 11- >1 111111
“11.111113“: from our H111 I:
HOMER B. HOYT’ 5
Jewelry and Optical Store,_
80 Washington Street.
1- 431 iii In"
111.111.6111 3. GOLDEN,
Real Estate.
and Insurance I ‘
Vast-[moron STREET,
I30. Norwalk.
Persons looking r a lot or house and
lot with the’ view of purchasing, are invit-
ed to call and pxnmine our |i~1t.We have
them for sale in every part of the city” at
reasonable prices and on easy turmIo. ‘
unit”!
it. O.JET\INING$,
‘ Paper-Ranger, Calciminer,
Painter. .
. DEKCEE m
WALL PAPER AND BORDERS.
1110an mm. ‘ ‘
SouthNorwolk.
SmulofluokooflatutSty lllofPupm.
Bordon nod Gilt Mould! token
MW
Mount: hymn?!
W13 him placed on sale this 11 111k our
The line contains all of tho \‘811 latest things in embroidciics 1n cam'oric 11111115003. and Swiss
entire new line of limiting I dgi 1109 and
INVENTORY SALE!
Before taking our annual inventory “'1: propusc to close out all short lengths 1.1m] rcmnanis in
In order to do this we have 111:11'k1'l them all 11'. jun Il.\l.l" PRICE.
Remnants of Black Goods,
Remnants of Colored Dress Goods,
I111rr1ious
Remnants of Cotton Goods.
.‘III to go 111 i11:,1 1‘1111' I111II'11III11'rcgnldi‘ [)X'iCl‘.
no.»
.TristraIm .81 Hyatt, 'NOrwalfk, Coon.
1
i Clothiers.
l
1
1'
1
1
1
i
1
i
I
1
or W. P. CLYDE & (31).,
l
1
FRANCIS 81 CO.
NVENTDRV SALEM
25 er
One good turn deserves another.
FRANCIS 81 CO.
Clothiers.
t. "Discount!
Our business for the past your has been larger .1nd the most
Satisfac-
Any of 11111 sime our 1111.111i1111' 111 thiscitv, and in return we will ghc li\ ii RY Dill l.Al\ 01 our profits {or
the next I I N D. \\ S to our customers.
NOTHING
1
25 per cent on c1 erv article 1n our store.
RESERVED!
it is. .
customer's money being as good as another at
FRANC 5 d GUS,
1 l\l£l.1i.§l\lll C101 illllxfi \\l)lIR\ISllrl
i86 WASHINGTON
- u - -
ST.,
Ulsters, Overcoais, Suits, Underwear, iiechwear,
White and Fancy Shirts, Hats, Caps, Etc.
Bear in 'mind FOI'R l)(.)l.l..~\RS FOR THREE. Also we advertise only what we have and exactly as
NO JACK IN THE BOX. No gilt/SS 111111 you 111111'tgct it, but 11 straightforward trunsnclion. 0111'
so. NORWALK.
Sale to Commence Saturday, February 81h.
Jacob NI. Layton,
Fire, Life and
Accident
I N S U R A N C E l I
Real Estate and House Agent.
Ocean Steamship 'l‘ickets and Sterling
Drafts. Loans \‘egotintcd
and Stocks Sold.
OFFICE, 5 RAILROAD PLACE.
cht to Post. Ollicc,
SOUTH XORWALK, CONN.
Notary Public. Acknowledgments Token.
1
Physician forWomen
NIRS DR. N. A. GUILFORD
Can be consulted at her office
312 B11011) 8'1'111111'1, Bmoosron'r (Fox's,
From 101.1 111. to~ 1 p.111 any day except
Sunday
Tho 1Io1tm is :1 rogular physician and for
“111111151 nincioon 1mm has 11111d1l tho disc: 1.913s
11f11'1-m1‘11dunk-HUM.I:11li1~511-'11t”'l1'1i111_:hum
:myditliuuiiv i111i1|1111 to tho (“1' can consult
Dr. 11111If1111l111 tho «1111131.! 111111111111111-111'ih
tlioussumnvo 11f11111i1i11g tho most skillful 11nd
s1i1~ntillv trpntnn'nt Immuniu111111I1'11111111g11'1
11nd 1111'1li111111.li1111111 c1110 1111b 111mm im—
nishod wlmn r01111ir1~1l."l11'111.~ 1111111. [“111
All Ioilcrs bronuitly replied to. llh'th‘H stomp.
HO! FOR
BY THE
" CLYDE LINE.
Faro to Jacksonville, Flau, $35. 00' excur-
‘ sion. $43. :10,
Fare to St. Augustine, Fla, 8126. 50; ex-
cursion, $46. 05.
Mo Charleston,S. C. 820. ()0: excursion
$1: ‘ 00.
'All tickets include 1111311111 and berth
1111119 on board of the steamer. For any
information, tickets, stateroom, etc, in-
quire of
GEO. F. BEARSE, Agt.
1 CITY NATIONAL BANK.
Genvrnl Agents,
5 Bowling Green, New IYor't.
For 5.11.”. by
33.11.111.501»
BUILDER AND REAL
, ESTATE AGENT.
1n WALL smuurmonwm. or.
Two or Three Good Homo-
motors”
Ecum- mammal“ 1111111. or 11111 1:111:11” 11111
Floridaandthe South I
GINGI'IAMS
40 Different Patterns
3,000 yards, guaranteed to. be the straight, icgiiitnzzic
Amoskug Dress Ginshnms everywhere rcrziilcd 111 P1 per
yuxd zillgood, medium.1111111111‘I1C11cgs insii the 1'11. ds 111
make a nice wrapper or \101‘1;11.€SS of than are 1’ um 11
nbly wide: than calico, 111 (pm! it) for superior, and .1br11'
1111 in price :0 per cent. cheaper. We propose to close out
' this lot use per yai‘d. You can't I'ibssibly maltc 11 mis:
take if you'fibuy 50 yards :11 the price We don’t expect
to «'1 er be aide to oifci 111cm :11 this price again.
W t' 1111' c, as we said before 1111 immcnse assortment to
select il',om but the price, 5C pcr vard,1.Q bound to m mic
them 170 like hot cakes vcxy Iiast. First here has always
11151 choite.1
lust one other 1011111 r for this week -- zoo mepcrs.
llnvc mug ed 111 p: i1c Irom 89's to ‘31 gt); 1: hoicc of citlimi
1111111191”: each. Don't 11.1it until 1111: I.1stot the week and
' [hon find fault because your size happens to be sold out.
a“
, 1 83 Washington Street,
SODTH 110111111111,
Norwalk Chronicler