Susanne.
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mush?!“
mam;
B. Day and daughter,
D». at Betta place, will go
of}: today. and tomorrow
. the wedding of Miss
illicit: 3. Wallace. Mr.
.. Spraguoand daughter
Whit Zandt avenue. will also
‘ , going to the city
KM Day will be brides-
HlosSprague maid of honor
occasion.
. Hoyt last night tendered his
“moment of the Epworth
. , Edmund Trounson was ap-
fa omnmittee to wait on Mr.
.z fidhacifhowonld not withdraw
. on.
“It
last week‘s storm. Charles H.
H, of Fitch street. was com-
- Submerged, the water being a
dupinhia barn, where the horse
It took some time to drain the
l
John Cronilish gate a very
V talk to the Epworth League
might, . on “ Spiritual Experiences
”Intellectual Improvement."
$11.11.“er Beach, of Betts place,
mm from a five weeks’ visit in
. . , there_hcr father is very
M ”A. Purwns, o! Fimt avenue,
purchased a farm in Vernon Center.
expects to move there April lat.
MmGoorge Finch returned hmnci
morning from avisit in Stamford?
“0036}! Wood has recovered from his
. tsickness of three weeks.
Mrs. Robert J. Doyle. of Riverside:
‘ no, is slowly improving.
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ROWAYTON. . l
'Gnider’s Hall was crowded last. night,
.011 the occasion of an entertainment for ,i
‘ benefit of the South Five Mile mv- I
or col. Messrs. Osborn and Holly,
W‘Norwalk, gave a tine exhibition ,
Wthc stereoptieon, and the other cx- ‘
were very interesting. Principal :
.. win was sick, and the teachers, ,
m Bacon and Cushmau, had charge 5
the‘entertainmcnt. !
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, latnp in the residence of (.ieorgo N. 3
Du *Brooksidc, caught. the Sunday'
night ‘and threatened to destroy the:
Muse. Members of the family, how-f
, succeeded in extinguishing the;
llamas before much damage was done.
Layton, of South Norwalk, car-f
ed the insurance on the house.
The Epworth League will hold ai
Way sociable at the home of Mini
, ViMrs. C. W. Bell, tomorrow night.
nun person is requested to bring on
V Vtequal to his or her ago. Re-
{Mutants will be served during the
mug. . All are cordially invited.
altimeter L. W. Doty is remodeling
, of the'rooms in Harry Pepper‘s
deems residence in Main street, pre-
mtory to its occupancy in the spring.
MissEdith Alwayisquitc ill at her
in Main street. ,
' BABIEN AND NOROTON.
VVThe” anniversary exercises of the
ChristianEndeavm society of the Con-
gregational church, last week, were very
resting. William Nash led the meet-
3 and'mado a few remarks. Mrs.
lettie Gleason ofi‘ered prayer. and sov-
crul letters from various sections relating,r
is Christian Endeavor work, were read,
‘ Laura Cantrell reading one from
__ VVtzorlantl, Mrs. Gillette from the In
iii!!! reservation, and Miss Helen More-
honsc #0m Kentucky.
, Mary 8., wife of Charles F. Benedict,
died yesterday afternoon after a long
illness. The' funeral will be held
lursday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Three
children survive. Mrs. c. C. Benedict.
Stamford; Mrs. E. H: Barton, of Cin-
olnnati, 1.an Gilbert Benedict.
The . King’s Daughters‘ Circle will
get next Monday with Mrs. E. A.
Hill, and arrange for a winter donation
V, hi; sent tothe'Homo for the Friend-
kits in New York city.
The Congregational society will give
a‘lQuakerV Social" during the present
. monthgprdbably on the 22d. There will
be tableaux and music.’
@383le has enclosed his new
bounces: the turnpike, and expects to
,py'it April, 1st. ‘ V ,
concert by the Noroton Musical as-
WWII be held tonight in the
E. A. Hall has been entertaining
mother, Mrs. M. F. Nelson, «‘of
f
'William Ogden is entertaining
AniaieBrown, of Brooklyn. V
‘ R. L. Gillette entertained several
W8 Thursday night. ' ‘
W that the selectmen will
petition for a special town
to elect a. tax collector. and a1»
”a".
w
lparty, last night, at her home. Music
.V Andrew Hutchinson.
srpnnnn Hm!“ I :3.sz _ m. ‘ this marvelous being has never been ex-
31;???” - Liii'mp” ",1 21,“; ‘ dated ‘2! fil‘hllflimffi - ,.
. Paris ‘ London _ ”a V "What makes you women kiss when
- t ' 1 1" "It is a sort of apology in
. I i 22 W“ ”9""
Moravn Iain mrg ‘ ' la trance for what we mean toVrsay about
Total I 006 each other after we part3“
During the mount m, WMS
marinated by another or Albert Web
nita’n hired men, drove. nouns a bridge
which was amoral loot nutter water,
near the mm mm of Alta-ed;
,Taylor. Tboybad considerable trouble?
'with the home. and were in danger a!
running on the ”d ”1 lb” structure. A Noon: at his immediate “Rounding:
railing “‘0‘“ be 91”“1 0“ “W W. ‘ was always: characteristic of Flam.
Mills Bertha. Hayes and Master Paul Du (lump tolls on that It Croiuothc
Rotate]. of New York city, spent Bane rimmed 0' travel in the east. and In
. . _ . the embelonged passionatelyfurhome.
2:; $313? Hayes mm’ M” A] The discontent he is]: with everything
. arousal him was part 0! the desire for
William 0mm '3 "no“ WWII!!!" . opWoumow. for "adorn. that was the
tire one day recently, but the domeskmeomitanto! his malady. Before he
were extinguished befom much damage ’ "Jul '0 (bill nausea at life had already
was done. 2 appeared. “It is strange," he writes to
, , . N Du (lamp in “MO. "that I should have
'Mrs. 9W3" “ebb, "l hewburg, ' , been born with so little faith in happi-
3 .. is waiting her latlwr-invlaw. 89th g 9“... When 1 was quite young. lhad a
Webb, Of Chestnut Hill- . ’complcte presentment of m. it was»
Mrs. George Gregory. of East (“0mm L like an odor o unpleasant i-otiking es.
was the guest of her mother. Mrs. I coping by " mthole. "’39 “m" ”9‘
Louise Barnes. yesterday. 2, need-to have 9 n offit to know that".
‘ 'thl main- one omit. ' In a letter wnb
A meeting was held in the chapel on ; ten wimn ho was less than is to 1511th
Saturday evening to make amnmomeuts ", Chevalier we get the same curious mix-
ture leap year supper. lure of irony and august-«tho distem-
_ . _‘ pore! Rousseau mingled withtbo laugh-
A leap ’“m‘ eutertmmntut and supperlt“ of Raiwlais-tbat we lind in his
willbe held in the chapel 0" theevcniug later life. "1 dissect nuccusingly; that
Of Pcbruary 26th. i natures me, and when at last i have dis~
A musicalc will be held at the resi- covered ctmupthm in what was thought
llcncc of Miss Bertie Vanlloosenr, Wed- irate. when! have imam sanctum m
nesday evening. ‘ jaonic lowly thing, I lift up my head
_ _ , , and laugh." .
Clarence, son of Nathaniel Jones, is‘ To Mme. X. hewrou- i" “‘46: “1
ill With "WWI“; and the 130W“? i5 I’lfl' . have newrseen nnintant wnhoutthiuk-
carded. ‘ ‘ing that one day'ho would be an old
Miss Pearl Dikeman 011%me has: man, nor a cradle without dreaming of
been visiting her auht Mrs Dayton; a tomb. T be contemplation of a \mmnn
: sets we musing of her skeleton. it is on
Benton. V this amount that joyful sights make me
Mrs. Caroline Wyinau is visiting n-la— 3 rad and sad ones scarcely allot-t me.
tires in Brooklyn. ‘“ .lal‘lllllll 1 had a i'almily, loiten
. . - ~ win let an it not. in on or to be more
, MR“ Sully {1031. ”f horwalk. in 'W- l free, to go and live in China or ammig
"I” h" “0’" 1‘ rank Lyon. 'y savages. Now that i no longer ham :1
Measles have attacked the Lloyd 1 lamily I regret it. and l cling to the
Phillips family. ' ; walls when) its shadow still li rigors. “- -
M..__._.,._H,____ ‘ Fortnightly Review.
S'LVERM'NE- The “'31" n! the Arab Woman.
Seated in my tent outside the village
watching; the izorws feed, and wonder-
ing if, at“ r all, it was really Worth
while cu r tomes-u in England, I heard
a wax]. Like the Celtic "cm-unzu-h,” the
Arab mm is Mancilxing outside human
iiy. .\o Jackal or cnynu- can produce a
sordid mom m-mal. It makes you sad
at once. and yet Pilillllxafl must he a kind
of nwnlui «mu'ciition utter all, for both
the "rurmnwh" and the Arab cry are
just as: dnlvful when they issue from the
lips of a pmh-ssionnl mourner. Fancy a
mum at a funeral impressing out with
amino.» or inducing thoughts of any-
’ thing but gin and \t’htrr. At the door of
5 a little but apwarml :l Wulllim scarcely
vmlrrl. her hair streaming like a pony’i:
A Young People’s Society of Chrisgan , tail ;‘ atzer heranutlirr, and thou a group
Endeavor will 900"er organized hem. f of chiidrru. all raising the mum doleful
. _ . , l . , .~ , . cry. Then from Ike ullil r llt’t‘lilVlfli and
Sarah and Annie W , .m. sxcl. “t V huts calm- groups of worm-n, to comfort
their home on the ()at: Wood mad.
and towaii in mum-n. la the midst
Mrs. Thomas Whone is ill with rhen- i \"afi a“, widow, with tears running
matism. ‘ down her cheeks, and striking her nails
“‘“”“"“”“" “W M into her arms and I’m-pt. 'l'honight be-
Enterprising “WM-”"3- foic a hula-ft? had {alien Von her husband
. umlkillt‘d him.
The sorrow that is dumb is not for
Arabs, the reserve of power we hear so
much oi and which makes our grief, our
joy, nut eloquence. our acting seem so
lulro-ai to all except ourselves is not (or
tbmo who see the sun.-——Saturday Ro-
View.
Mrs. Frcd Buttery guru a birthday
and games were enjoyed. Among thoseg
pl‘t‘Sellt were Mr. and Mrs. A. Bundle,
Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Buttery. Misses
(Pussie Denim-est, Minnie Buttery, Lillie
May Austin, Messrs. Samuel Burton;
Herman, Jellile. Irving chlife. Pen-y
Thompson and Thrimas F. James.
wmmraux.
Mrs. W. E. Reddiugton, of Ticonder-
oga, N, Y., is visiting her sister. Mrs.
Factsare stubborn things thry any.
Go to W. :4. Sturtevant's store and you ~
will find it a fact, not stubborn, but
pleasant, that he has an extensive line
of very desirable articles. '03 are sure,
to find what you want. and the price
will Suit you. .
Success in any line is attained only by ,
honest endeavor and earnestl'emm. The real heart of Gotham, the brains
Charles E. Seymonr‘s line of coffee has: and genius of the metropolis, are to be
justly been a success. His other lines; {931"} “f a WIS smallrection 0‘ “llb' bill
of goods, including {.10an eggs, butter, V. city. writes a how hork correspondent
bacon, hams, corn, and nunilwrless , of tho Duisburg Dispatch. Between
t1] . 't‘ 1., h ve won envi1blc re Wenrteemh and Fl‘il’lli‘lll streets are
0‘ or .11 1c 6" a " ‘ ”p“ Hound the men who write our dramas,
. ’ - n ' , f < cl
”“0115 for quality, and make 1““ ”‘0“ 3 who make our songs, who compose the
the center 0f attract 10112 . . , music {or our operas. whose pens are
L. H. Becker’s new advertisement m- f I‘cswnsiblo for many of those bright lit—
. r . ». '1 i _ ‘. .
day is right to the point; every word is, ”‘1‘ bilsloflmninr ”Ml! “Jilin; ml" [Hem
' .~ . i v; .u ' . '- . .' ~ as
true. Read it, lookrat his stock. and,‘ "l" ”4"” Inuut m "‘3 U l“? "1‘3
. . a that other men utilize. It is no era tor»
you Will be (-onvmced. W’nll papers,‘ ' “5
The than 9! Gollllill. /‘~~
will add greatly, to the 11‘1th if any i original literary matter that is produced
room. ”A, . in this city. If it is not actually com-
Glovcr. tho up-to—date shoe man, an- . 1’05““ "I ”“3 little “'01“!!! designated, it
uounces that he has a few pairs left ‘ is there critically examined, revised,
_ . , . iamcndod or corrected and put into the
from 1“? January sale‘that an; the: blg- 1 shape in which it is finally given to the
goat hummus ever offered at any sale of ,1 mm“. On Broadway. between the
shoes in Norwalk. streets named, one is ctmstantly bump-
The New York Grocery company tellsi ing'agninst men and Women who are re-
the secret of successful housekeeping. ] sponsible {dragon}! deal of the music
which is not only in cooking but in and laughter at “"5 whole country.
i The. Rider's filmed;
buying. It willbe to your interest "WV
call at this enterprisiing store. E Inscription on the blade of Kaiser
‘ \line that will deli ht the ladies i-imlmm’” ”m‘ "Tm“ i” 9““ B“
‘ ‘ ' ‘ g,“ , ‘ ‘ ‘~ “courageous in battle. in order that you
to be found “t H' hmgm" ’3 A mm”) 1‘ may preservoyonr honor and your glory!
of his advertisement today will be and“, one who relies courageously on the
temptation to make acall‘at his store. laid of God is never beaten. Your
When you once enter you. will be con- { strength belongs to the fatherland. ,To
vinced of the genuine values offmul.§m¥ dear mn.'Wilhelm, May 5, 1393-
Prices will suit, quality will satisfy and Wilhelm. R-V' , , .
you will be improving the ommrtunity f m “We" 31“-
of a life time. Just now a grand skirt V At the headwaters 0f the Orinoco the
sale is in progress. ‘Spamsh traditions located the land of
.W , ._ El Dorado, “The, Gilded Mun," apo.
. tomato whose country was so rich in
0W"! '0' BMW gum dust that be had his body anointed
The amount of oysters exported to ““110“ and Sl’filll‘k'd *ilh 801d every
Europe for the week ending February; morning, so that be $1008 in the sun as
8th was as follows: V, though gilded. It Is a curious fact that
’ ‘ glhc country in which tradition located
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A good many prominent Dcmrmts! N 5" L ' E M“ D I. B R OW.
Teacher of Plano;
seem to be worrying (or fear the month: i
of PresidentClevoland will (all on them i Tums Reasonable on Aopllwtlod. Ad-
, . 1 , , l {Illull to say [12:]! llllh bfltilll'lll l5 l't’h‘lltlllb‘l- ‘
, . - t i x ‘ - . .
tlllH 503501], tll't indifti Kll'tlhtfl . They; 1’19””. ""111! (“Try h” ”f u“! "Pb" (11'
Firm-h “paste." from finish artifi-
cial diamonds are made. i :, «exposed of
a mixture“! mass and mum of lead.
Rubies. pearls and sapplum am ahu
nuxesrfully imitated by 1: .- i‘fltliiinlli.
Most of us, instead it “Jain: our
minds upon the {30011 thii- .r v, m l ravi-
dauce has provided, fix 1! 9:. um: the
nil things that manhas yo. .‘1. 9:0. This
ht what makes so many lining".
The quill pens now imp in l
come Irom Germany w. an.
nsménn
Pun-ham] Before Advance in
Prices.
I Car Corn,
I “ Mlddlings,
I “\ Bran,
2 W Oats,
5 “ Hay.
house. Name your own prices.
RAYMOND BROS.
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So. Non-walk.
Enhre
Fl OH I' .
Bread rightly made from this is desir-
able in everyVuny. Get the Flour
here. Lowesl Price.
Fresh Gruhthn Flour. just in.
Hygoinic Oatmeal, better than Quaker,
Large package, 10c. .
('. D. Boss & Son‘s Ocean Spray or Soda
Wafers, cheap at 1201b. ‘ \
Celery ‘Mlus‘tard l
A new article. Try it, 15c.
California Yellow Peaches in tin at 15c.
Cheap! Good!
Hopkins HulletllCornlllnrge can 150.
. I
Lorenzo Dibble!
WITH JEWELS armour.
Personal adornment
is oxeusulm‘ wown
lauitluhlcwin the fair
M'K'. 'or it's wally a
compliment to man.
in ‘Wliust‘ M’n lit!"
right thinking Wm
ninndesirostuzippouir
pt‘l'ft‘zfliull.
iiut a man will not.
excuse cheap. tawdrv
or gaudy vaolsmvrn
in the. woman oi his
wiis and good taste:
ell-doe. _ .
hoshouldlnu‘o. lou “mil gonar wrong in
Good taste be e
selecting Rings. Bracelets. hovklavcs and
“atclioslroni our stock. . '
HOMER» B. HOYT’S
Jewelry “(Optical Store,
80Washington Street. ’
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Tulsa“. semen;
Real Estate'
, and Insurance!
fismuoron 5TREET,.
So. Norwalk. .
Persons looking” for a lot or house and
lot with the! View of purchasing, are inwt-
ed to call and examine our list. We’bave
them {or sale in every part of the city at
reasonable prices and on easy terms.
will t! ,
J.p.JENNINGs,
Paper-Hanger, Calciminer,
Painter.
025133! In
WALL PAPER AND BORDERS.
‘ INOBTII MAIN STREET, V
South Norwalk.
Sam plo Books of Latest Styles of Papers,
Borders and Gilt Mouldings taken to
hm for innit-ottoman not-“we Dr W“!
V FRIHGIS «I: 00.
We have placed on sale this
in all widths and prices.
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All to go at, just one half of
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Tristram 8:
RiTRAM & HYATT,
2 GAZETTE Bun—DING.
n
HAMBURG EDGINGS! ‘
week our entire new line of Hamburg Edgingsaad Insertions.
The line contains all of the very latest things in cmbroidcrics in cambrir, nainsook and Swiss
INVENTORY SALE!
vcntory we propose to close out all short lengths and remnants in “
{ every department. in order to do this We have marked them all at just HALF PRICE.
Remnants of Silk,
Remnants of Black Goods, ,
Remnants of Colored Dress Goods,
Remnants of Cotton Goods.
the regular price.
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Hyatt, Norwalk, Conn.
Clothiers.
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INVENTORY SALE!
25 Per Ct. Discount!
These must be sold; no room in store-
i One good turn deserves another.
tory of any since our location in this city, and in return we will give EVERY DOLLAR of our profits for
the next TEN DAYS to our customers.
FRANCIS I: GO. -
Clothiers.
Our business for the past year has been larger and the most satisfac.
25 per cent on every articlcin our store.
NOTHING RESERVED!
'Ulsters, Overcoats, Suits, Underwear,1Neckwear,
1 ' White and Fancy Shirts, Hats, Capifitc.
seal-in mind FOUR DOLLARS FOR THREE. ‘
in is. NO JACK IN THE Box.
customer's money being as good a
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. illso we advertise only what \vcliavc and exactly as
,.\0 guess and you ( on t get it, but a straightforward transaction, one
5 another at '
FRANCIS a. (306.,
V RELIABLE CLOTHIERS AND FURNISHERS.
,as WASHINGTON ST.,
so. NORWALK.
mmence Saturday, February 8th.
Jacob M. Layton,
Fire, Life and
Accident
lNSURANCEU
Real Estate and House Agent.
Ocean Steamship Tickets, and Sterling
Drafts. Loans Negotiated
and Stocks Sold. ‘
omen. 5 RAILROAD PLACE.
Next to Post Oflice, \
SOUTH NORWALK,
Notary Public. Acknowledgments Taken.
: CONN.‘
GINGHAMS! . . .‘
. . . GINGHAMS!
Physnclan forWomen
nus. on. a. A. cunrou‘n
. Can be consulted at her oflice
342 BROAD 8mm, Biunosronr, Coma,
From 10 a. m. to 7 p. in. any day except
Sunday.
’l‘hevl'wtor is a regular pbvsieian and fur
the past nineteen wars has made the diseases
of Wulm‘ht1:-[m‘l:lll_\‘. Ladies sum-ring from
any diilieulty incident to the sex can mmxult
linuulilurd in the strictest confidence. with
tlionssliriun-u nl' receiving the most skillful and
scientific treatment known to modern surgery
and medicine. Home care with nurse nu"
nished when rot aim-l. Terms mmlomle.
All letters prole v replied to. int-lose stamp.
HO! FOR
Florida and the South
CLYDE LINE.
Fare to J acksonvillerll'la” $25.00; excur-
sion, $43.30, _
Fare to SLAugustine, Flu, 826.50; ex—
cursion, (40.05. . «n.
To Chufleston, S. C. 830.00; excursion
332,00. ’
All tickets include meals and berth
whilelon board of the steamer. For any
information, tickets, stateroom, etc, in-
quire otV
GEO. F. B'EA‘RSEAgt.
CITY NATIONAL BANK.
~ or W. P. CLYDE & 00., General Agents,
5 howling Green, New York.
, l-‘or Sale by
S. B. WILSON
BUILDER MID REAL
rem: new.
92 WALL STREET, NORWALK, CT.
Two or Three, Gobd Home.
whmtheymmtlooking. idea-qutAnnu. Insult“.
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Minutes Cheerlull y Given. Inc l9
0n use installment plan. or will nxuluuigc one
for store or merchandise.
40 Different Patterns!
l
3,000 yards, guaranteed to bottle straight, legitimate
Amoskag Dress Ginghams, everywhere rctailcd at 8c per
yard, all good, medium and dark colors, just the goods to
make a nice wrapper or work dress of, they are consider-
ably wider than calico,vin quality far superior, and above
all in price 20 per cent. cheaper. We propose, to close out .
this lot also per yard. You can't possibly make a mis—»
take‘if you buy 50 yards at the price. We don't expect
to ever be able to offer them at this price again.
We have, as we said before. an immense assortment to
select fronnbut the price, so per yard, is bound to make
them go like hot cakes, very fast. First herc‘ has, always
first choice. “I ' " ‘
Just one othcrflcacler for this wcck~2oo Wrappersn
llave ranged in price from 89c to $.49; choice of either
lot at Outreach. Don't wait until the last of the week and
then find fault because your size happens to be sold out.
83 Washington Street,
' so
SOUTH NORWALK, - - .
cons.
Norwalk Chronicler