“calmer-limit. ‘ 1‘ J
'41-“
‘ II at
Ma, '
kw.“ nun-um
The Board of School will hold ‘
itII reguhrmmth next Tue»?
«1-: mt
-laolt at Luther XI Widgl It' as adv I'I'tiia- I
mt. $10,011) worth of woman, IIleiglIII‘
and horse goods that wont be sold.
Harry Popper. tenor ringer in New
York, has IIlqu-dueontrawt to sing in
Grace chuch chain. ,
NIH
Keep Bradytmaine. the friend of the
Beulnclw ruffen'r heath , .I
E. J. Wadhame opoued hie Norwulk
market yesterday afternoon as agent for
L'uuninghum Brothers. of New York. 1
’tlnlshed its labors last- night and tddey
Frank Tmci. 'of North Haiti street.l
lute Inmedtonpnrtniente adjoining his <
uhoc IIIpIIiriag shop.
—LIII1icII' felt hate. in”, at O‘ Brien‘ a.
Mr». Frank Rooneymf Wood street,
iII und'cring from a broken arm. Dre.
Kennedy and Burnell attended her.
m
John Miller bus-16“» the employ oil
Ernest Von Jacobi hint in IIfm'kin'gforl
Augurt Wichnumn. 'tit‘uthe Wneliingt‘on
street bridge.
—Specialty today and Monday. Ladies’
regular 25c black cotton hose, Inc pr.;
also gents' black cotton half hoee,regular
20c grade. 2 pm. for 299, at M.S.Smitb‘s.
The boat Atlas, of“ New York. has
arrived at Wilson Point with the cargo
of the schooner Whin'Ick, which II out
on the rocks of! Mumnroncck one day‘
this week I
'y—"- ‘7’ .
—0ur prices the loIIeI-it. N Y.1\I‘k‘t.
At the meeting of Lincoln Council,
best night, the by-luv cemnIittce. John
A. Watkins. Frank Merriam and Edward
Gray, reported several changes. which
were adopted.
--Great reduction in goat's, ladics‘and
children's winter underwear, at M. b
Smith's.
The new parsonage of the Welleblitg,
N. Y.. Methodist Efificdhnl ‘éhurch, of
which Rev. Rufus'l‘. Coop}; formerly
of Norwalk, in‘pastor, will be“ dedicated
Thursday. March 5,1890.
The Ladies' Deyat the Not-w all: club
proves to be II most addictive feature.
The next one will be Tuesday , February
18, from 2 to 6 p. In. Ladies belonging
to the families of club members are in-
vited.
——Ladics' neparat: skirts and flannel
waists. $1 upwards, at M. b‘. Smith's.
Pioneer Castle. A. 0. K. M. (3., met
last evening and held an interesting
meeting. John Nuugebuuer. David God-
frey and Russell K. MeKenuey took the
uceond degree. The Castle will hold an
invitation sociable oIIIJI'eburary 28th.
——()uting flannele. from he upwards.
The best cream parades, 7c yd._: also
handsome line of Inlkolcne, at 111.8.
fimith'e.
The Chautauqua l nioIIIIill hold its
monthly meeting next; Monday night.
The subject is “Muturyd Material
Dcvelomreat," and the committee of
arrangements, com-rioting of Charles R.
Helnier, Jr., Mrs. J. M. (,‘oburn. Miss
Annie (’. Sanford and William J. Lo-
land. has prepared IIII «(excellent pra-
grammc. ‘
Reuben Ulmin'tcad. station agent at
Wilton has been notified by his law yer
that the Surety company with II hom he .
is bondcd.haa instituted suit against him. I
[t is understood that LaIIIer Wanner I
after looking (II or the terms of the con I
tract whiI h the company makes wit-11 .itsi
employees, fears Mr. Olmstead will be I
obliged to make geod the loss of the #2001
VII hich was stolen. I
~—Ben Bur, beautifully illustrated at. ‘
the Opera House, Monday next Ad- l
mission, 25 Lents. ;
Wilbur AyreII, of Stamford, formerly E
of South Noawalk, has brought suit
through Attorney John J. Walsh, of I
Norw,alk againsta Mr. Daakam, of one
of the Stamford banks. The allegation
is that Ayrcs was in the bank to have a.
check cashed. when Durham came in
and copying Ayreim In his woik-
ing clothes, swamps II tramp,
andejectedhim (hiding. Ayresl
sues for $5,000
i from a carton» illneIIII.
III-III mm'wuau...’
I returned from their wedding tour
mmmm‘
‘37 Chestnut street, tomorrow afternoon
'. organized his class in gymnastics with
l cents for all first-cl: ISN attractions when
the III-Ila “in"
The vane at Bt’hrtevent‘e in alloy
marked at 080.”
llrn. '1‘. 3.,Vandcrhoef lII IcoovoringI
' A
alum Fre- lhe Day World of
South horned: and Hawaii.
PEOPLE Al llDIE AID ”MAD.
Imucnmomrmummw
mluuiuu and “MW!!!
moltuhvhleamm.
Lady— Morin-ls 01 Note
“Mummies" was the. nubjeetnt tbe'
‘ _ meeting of the Friday Afternoon club.
-—Second hand II hceld. $5. 00 up. 1on ”“3"!” wuh 5h“- l- 3- Jul"
“5110 Co ningu, Went IItreet, and the following
‘ programme was carried out:
The quarantine on lirnak Britto'a I IIIIH.,.-I1,m,w,,,.,. ”I, “WWII“,- --
residenoe' In Pine ntroet has been mmov- Minn (‘lnm limniond
ed and all the children are nearly well ' "WWW" “in Greulflnnwluc ‘
\lru. K. (‘. Palmer.
“Some Magazine M‘Hlfll‘li‘n
\llm Julia thn.
'MI lqurlte lilhoI-t Stcvn.’
Mine l‘nlnII-r.
l’aIIer—-"l’hlln-opln’. tielcnI-c and I'rlIiciwnI."
Mm. J. (l. Jenningn.
Comm-«IIion—"Tho Editor's Drawer."
' "New Friends. New V“'ll|l‘.‘§. New Book a."
“re. ll. .1. Holmce.
"’l‘lIeUIIl-lahhionod Hand «ham-5’
fill-Ia llclle Perri-I.
'Diann's Valentine."
“1‘“. [do 5. Keep.
At the clone of the programme the
booted-I invited the ladies to the dining-
room. where ten was-I served from It table
daintily Ilecoratod in honor of the Pa-
tron Saint of the day. Mrs. G. (.‘. Still-
I-Ion and Miss llnteh dispensed bouillon
and coffee. assisted by Mimi Mabel Beers,
Mira Palmer, Mina Stow, Minn Julia
Stow and Miss Belle Ferris. The next
meeting will be held Ivilh Mr. F. .D-
Lawton, Elmwood avenue. .
Mr. and Mrs John .1. Newman lnuol
\ll members of Douglas Fowler Poet.
(l. \. R.. Im'mqae-Itol to attend the
meeting Monday night.
The regular Ineethéof the Woman‘s
(.‘ antral Imiation was hold this nun-In
ing, at the Woman‘ 8 Building.
-—Bargnins Wheela at your own price;
IFox (‘ yclc Co. ___
The lay of Norwalk [Board or Relief’
turned the books over to the city clerk.
-Clothiug and shoe sale. at 19 North
Main street, 80th Norwalk. continued
for II few days. '
Charles Helmer. Jr. will speak at the
Young Men .‘I Chrlntian League meeting,
M3215.
-—Don I miss the sale of clothing and
shoes. 10 North Main Ht., So. Norwalk.
You will get adollar's II orth for I'I0e. ,
Eureka Lodge, Daughters of Rebekah,
will meet in Butler Lodge room tonight.
All officers and members are requested
to be present.
—-Don' i forget the place to buy “th ‘ bani Dans one of ( 'hnago II IulII-rtIII-
ing and shoes 19 North Main street ling experts, at South NorIIalk boy. in
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South N0r.wulk , ‘UHlt-lllfl his parade in Bayview avenue.
—— 'Mr. DIIIis in Injoying his honeymoon
Dr. J. Milton (lbblll’ll and Selectman ! llllll busy showing his wife—u protty'
E. Thomes (00k MYS- Wllitfil‘ 51‘0" WIDenI'I-r young lady—the sights of the
the Bridgeport hospital. yesterday. Elstirnciticu.
She is suffering from Bright'sdisense.
Miwa Angeline Storm Mini Lou
—-NOW upright Bani! piano with slllenis, Charles \V Stevens, of D,m-,
scarf and “001 for 8250 utJ. W1 Stud: bury, Herbert R. DaI III of SteIens‘ lu-
well‘a.‘I = stitute, Hobokcn. are guests of Miss
Helen Quintard, of Main street, Nor
walk.
Miss Daisy Dinbrow. of West avenue,
entIrtained a large number of hcrl
young friends.-1ast night. onthc tr'caHion I
of the anniI ersury of her birthday, and
I proved herself a delightful hostess
The People's Institute of the South
Norwnlk Congregational church was,
opened 1th night. Professor lieydrick
sixteen members.
—Ileg lamb, 10-“. N. Y. Market.
Their household furniture having linen
Htored. Mrs. ( ) D. liedI ll and daughter
Nellie II ill go to the Hotel MacDonough.
C. .W. Ferguson. of the 01d \VI-ll
I H,otcl who was takonsick while acting
Middlotmvu where Mr and Mrs 1,0,1 In engineer for the Standard()ilcnm-
prick Hull Parsons lune been for 50"ch 'pam. has gone to lIislIonII- III RIK klnnd
time. Maine. t9 recuperate.
N. Y. )1le . . MI. and Mix. Pen _\ (llcudcnniug IIle-
l bratctl the first lllllll\l‘,l‘~ii|l’\ ol' tlnsirmnr
—l"01‘l.!1|llall'tl:l‘ lamb, 6".
llllSlllE Mill
Th" committee 0f the (Jermanm "W ' ridge at theii home III New to“ II .II enno
qncmdc. voted last night to give all Int In
bcrsol' the Ladies soIietv I-ou'IpliIncn-- ‘
tary tickets. All uIcIIIbeI-s of both the MI. and \lIs. James 1". l’icldei, oil
(icrmania and Ladies" societies can rc- JI I'M‘y ('ity Willbc guestsol‘ lur pIII-
ceivc their tickets at the hall, Sundtyseuts. Mr. and 111151111“. l’rIIc,_oII~Il
evening, Februarv 16th i Sunday. ‘‘‘‘‘
_.Impci-ial Crown cig-IrII we always ‘ MI" and M” W H' ”lms'm'l' ”f’
' ' U ion Park are home from It twoi
good -—-~--—— ’ Inonths‘ sojourn in New York.
The subnc Iiption dam e giv cu in Arion ~
Hall. last night was particpatcd in by M“ B ‘l ("fl-fl" of Brmu‘"
forty couples, who all agreed mum” visiting her aunt, Miss. M. Lauder of l
was an occasion of rare enjoymcntu B“-"”"“ “Tomi” ._ , 1
The Wheelei and Wilson orchestra from. T1“. View» Myrtle Faulds and Hattie '
Bridgeport fumLshchnusie, and Inter-l IRuseoc are the mesh of mm,“ in
or Lane scrI ed one of his dainty lunch- Weetport
eons . ’
_y ! Rllh. Fan-on S. Bette and daughtci
—\ew\oum I“ style of (III UBrien .IJenuesee huIc return from :I visit In
'Mcridon. '
“‘1'“er 1' M HO" “‘11 lIcIcafter. 1 bliss Heath of New Haw". isIIguI-rt
commencing with the presentation of of!“ a (1,1qu F A Lane Crescent
“The CottonKing," Thursday. Fchrn- ITe fljgm I
'ary 20, make prices '25. 35. inland 75 “ -
Miss Kmus of PI'oviIchIIc R. I. is
TIIISIIisitiug at tilillosltlmlfl‘ of Andrew C.
-II Ist eI citing.
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it is within his power to do so.
will enable anyone to scam: seats in the Nil-“'- _...__.
orchestra for 50 cent: Mrs. M. ii. Meud' s reception I'It Hill-
side" will take place Tuesday eIcning.
~Masks at 1". B. Coleman's.
Andrew Selleek, of Stratford, in in
Tnlinfal, the gilt edge express. going. Norwalk today
through South Not-walk at o p. m. ., IIill “fl, _ , I
stop at South Nouvalk, Sunday, to take Capital and Labor —A—-Poht1cnlcmn
t'h‘“ members 0f the Standard Opera ! clay is a ticklieh subject. A man has to
company to New Hm ”I" where they i be aide-awake to understand all about
will connect with the Air Line train for it. For instance flip, “my ide us of capi-
Willtmanttc, “ here performant N 1‘ In ’ t I1 and labor—. B.—Look here: that is
be "1Y0“ next “Wk I simply enough. Supposing l Mmiwed
—Best #2 derby. at 0 BIien as. {twenty marks from you: that would
represent capital. A—TII be sure. B—
'i solemn requiem high "”2“ “ "q ITheu. after .I while. you would be try-
and at ht Mary'IIIchurIlI this morning ing to get your money back. That s
'at 10:30 o clock over the remains of Miss
Mary Rigney. of Orchard street. whoI
died in Jamcsburg. N. J. There was a'
large attendance of friends of the fam— Ifncnd."
ily at the funeral, and many beautiful I the Jail 'is for. 3'0“ '0 make "‘1‘ right
flowers attested to the esteem in which in?“ Of it UW’T, “0 complaint, Bt‘fll'
the deceased was held Ten priests were y)“; punishment ll! silence. Til k9 things
in the chancel. , I“ YOU'fll’ld them." '
l “I ullus do." said the dejected vaga-
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firearm fails. anger bread
ness and cater."
“ Pure and Sure."
(cl «(l5
KING Mom
"I prefer Cleveland’sbaking powder because it is
tins Conn-um Caurszu Browne, on}! .I‘m 1M Creating .Srfim'
' " ' Ibond behind the bars.
i got here."
I “Ah, but it's his good record that
Intends in his way." “How?“ ”He has
i foolishly made it a point to pay cash for
I'oIcrytlIiug‘. and ummucntly he ham' t
’the least bit of credit. "
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b'IIith—‘ Hello. loncs, you
Ithe man I Wanted to see.
, ’ tell you a remarkable story.‘
WWW “1‘9ng baking; . If" Jones—“Go ahead!“ , ,
and til I: Keep their fresh- f3. (Smith tulle his our. ) . has.»
are jn st
1 'wantcd to
“lively experience of rum life. my.
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said the solemnvfacod visitor at ‘
“That's how 1 ,
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Flaked Date, 2 Pound Package, Dre-ate.
Native Potatoes, 450. luehel,13e. Peek.
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F. DLAW'I'DN 8. DD..- 22 South. lain Street.
Hard‘to, Drive
our customer: may from our unirkot.
They know Ii good thing when they me
it. The brightest people in town deal
with In simply immune. they any, that
they have never been treated no Well be]
fore.
priceII always.
New York Market
FRANK s. AYERS, Prop.
Free Delivery.
Will offer you another opportunity to secure one of those
WHITE COUNTERPANES AT 98c l
Worth $1.25.
Positively this lathe lost time they will be sold at that price.
are being closed out at Lean Than (font. Remnants of same at Half
Price.‘ We are proud of our display of
Lawns, .Dimities and Cambrics
FOR SPRING AND MTMMER WEAR.
l’IiI-I-sarevery reanonnble. too. Urandopening of Lam-H and l-IInbroidt-riI-II, all
kinds, widthu and thli-s
EDWARD STREET,
I .‘I Haze-III Building.
Norwalk. - - - -
Connecticut.
’JACKSON 5 PHOTOGRAPHS!
’ (Milli! tlIelalestStyleu'nIl Finish. Our aim H to giIe witidactinn
tnour patrons, and tofurniI-Ih them with tho the fluent prudIII-tlom of
the l'hotographh' Art. Lurge collation of (' hlldron' n Studiw
E. I. JACKSON, Photographer.
. Over l-' Mcad' II Confectionery
53 WALL STREET, - NORWALK. CONN.
». - .- w.. ”w..-“ “M...“ _._ _......_.
LO'OKOPUT!
' IMEAD’S
Plenty of
Fresh
Made
' Candy !
Always on hand.
n o -
Shorty Sherwood, Hatter!
()ccnpics a portion at 1'3. GIIHOWnki’ »
more corner of W all-Mid \Vater Ste. .,
Norwalk.
styles to Hats, Caps, etc.
Call and nee the latent
n‘rllf
Iii-If
Plais’t’e d,
Druggist.
_..__..."_ ‘
WE
WANT
YOUR‘
FRESH BAKERY
A SPECIALTY!
ill "I! FAIRFIELO COUNTY -
D ,
z ATTENTION; .- - NATIONAL BANK.
< . . ' l-Il 43 Wall Street, Norwalk, Dean.
I: -——U-—- 0 .’ .
D ‘ ill Incorporated, 1824. Capital, $200,000.
Ill These Prlces W EDWINU. KFELER, Precideut.
O. H BAg'glnléElillglll-filit, 'VlcePreet.
1_ an er.
‘. SPEAK 5 DIRECTORS.
I ' o Roma 0. Karma, Moses 51. vam,
FOR .. DAVID H. MILLzII A. J. Murmur,
0 z fis'rclony Locnwoon, 'gllfifI.:LTSSIlTll,
RA OLE, IIIIs IIIsTIcAII.
m Themselves ! 0 Accounts of Manufacturers, Merchants
III a and Individuals Solicited.
I! —- III Safe Deposit Boxes
’ ' Free to De ositors.
3- Hood‘s Sarsaparilln. . ‘ use 3 P on 1y
0 Ayer's “ 75c ' “”“"*"—’ '
Dana‘s “ 75c
(luticnra Rewlveut, \jc . MAKE ' A - WISE - CHOICE!
Paine? Celery Compound. '0 Therein lie:- ”14' Irm- w: rIt. I llvwv'u' wiwlv lII'
Green I DEWEY“: MC hating an
Scott's Emulsion, 80c ‘
“W °° EAGLE BICYCLE!
Atwood’s Bitters, 15c,
. two for 25c
William's Pink Pills. 40c
Carter's Pills, 15c. two for 25c
I Benson's Planters, 1:; to, 25" F ox
Alcoclr's Planters, 10::
‘ ‘ CYCLE
co .,
3 Elizabeth Stroot.
Io. Norwalk.
Iicyele Sundries at I. ‘7.
lot Cheapest But Best!
______.0__.__.
R. H. PLAISTED,
43 Washington St.
80.1w. . I. «m-
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I Jonah-“Smith, Is that m or did you
{read it In the ban?"
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Ditty Prices l3
_ ”36!!
We have the finest stock at the lochII '
Jill Dress (iou Ids '
’ Agent For
opera House Bigot,
us To I
TEST! ;y;;
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livery ,Iveck we shall tell you of some “'00-“ x PI.
derinlly“, good I'IIluI's. 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
Men’s Ulstersl
A line Shetland Beaver, $7.00, former. price,
824.00. ' '
An allvwool Blue Frieze, Fast Color, $10.00; . ,
have sold the coats for 0I5.oo. ' A ’~ V
A Brown Erieze, Fast Color, 88.00. ' ‘
Frieze Cloth combines all the necessary qnal- .
ities for a good coat ; warmth, durability 7 .
and style.
South Norwnlk store open evenings. '
Comstock Brothers,
CLOTHING. '
14' SOUTH lull STREET, HASDRIO BUILDING
South lorvvalk. liorwalk.
MILFORD A. OIFFIR, Manager.
I
BUFFALO People Stay
GLUTEN
FEED '
FOR ' ' WIEh U5!
CATTLE
Chicken. I seldom losea customer. Ihc man
and . man who once feeds good cats to
HORSES! his horse is never satisfied with
3:51- poor dirty ones. Pay what you
GRAIN" please you can't get better grain
FOR that l offer ymi. You may pay less
HOR§ES but gctworsc. ‘ ' ‘
AND . ‘ .1 7:
OATTFF-s
M IT. H I h,
mm. anue a c
SOLM'AIdS' The LI ailing Urdu! Mar,
LIVER? .
s‘rlsL-z.’ ‘ 15 Marshall Street, 50. Norwalk.
- .Jm'i: ’Iew "W
. , ’#
I69 r-ginch chopping bowls 'iw genitali-
Ioo 5-.n_rm towel racks 9c “
’00 9“ h M ’3‘; ‘5
200 I’goud II'nod towel rollcrs', Sc 1'“
I00 3-hoop pine pails . .iIIIlC ,“
so small si/c cedar pailq IIiIlI galvanized hoops, 5C “
200 fine No. 6 blooms (gsc kind; 1ng "'
Ico large round salt boxes, go, , “
100 white cotton clmhc; lines, (70 feet) 100 ,u
Pride of the kitchen soap 3c cake; 9 cakes for I . 25c
Please remember that these goods, at the above prices, are for this
week only and will not be sold to dealers.
“ lF YOl' SEE IT AT STl'RTIZV .\,\T 5, IT 5 A BARGAIN. '
w. s. STU RTEVIINT,
N. Main and Ann Streets
SOUTH NORWALK loony.
PERHAPS YOU DON’T
lint if you should want any
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry at.‘
Silverware!
”I
Or your Watches Clocks and Jewelry Repaired and Cleaned, call or 4'
- send at once to I
A. w. AUSTIN.
nonwiILK, or.
Norwalk Chronicler