i
32:1
?
5'8
Elia
l:
. locomotives.
Thaothu'daya gmttlatnau who is at
the head of a firm that makes locomo-
tives got 0! strain at the station and
walhad faward to the splendid engine
that had pulled the express over the
lock giving 1111 decision that the. Wood-,,
country toltew York at a flying rate or
He spoke to the engineer. ea-
111.111 M starting at 1:41.
1 his late home. and the
“be. Tuesday morning in
‘ TCEMSOIloof the Char-
-1 ChrhtiauAtmouplwre,"
.1111" site-111 morning 1110-1111.
her A. v 11. Abbott,
Within 1...... New Haven.
‘ ‘7an Men." The
alwacaweleutne at the Betti
Epimopalchnwh.
H May.“ the Ben Avenue.
- W church. The 11m
_gfi'tat2:80. andwa's addre-ed
apdpastor. Thesecoad
‘..ataoclockandhlr. Trent
fasten.- brlef «Wptionof
party was given to Mr. and
Smith, of Maple avenue,
. night, by the East Norw
1} c.1118. were played until u
. 'when refreshments were aerv-i
.audllre. Edward Mead, of Col-
SW W'spemling the day in
J ' Ymhcitywn 1111.11111- Palmer 111 sub-i.
“ ' forw.lleatlatw11m11 Point;
. MK. Colon, of Van Zandt
“Wag, a few days in Hart-
; 1111.111»... Hollister.
cwith Mr... and Mrs W.
FORT Point street.
lites my Hnwkins entertained her
MW. yesterday afternoon at her
seaside place
walnut (111.11., of Beldcn Place, is
in H. R. Hale‘s drug store
William 6.111301111111 has retunted.
I ML. Paddock' 111 very ill at his
Min Maple avenue.
,. J; W Carpenter is 111 1.. 1111 home
in you avenue
Chad. Gehrrnann has purchased a
W-
W Invejoy, of Cove street, ll ill
. “them..-
ROWAYTON
W will be hpld in the Baptist
chunk, tomorrow, as usual, in the more
‘ ,i ‘gt 10:45, when the pastor will proaoh
1 Q “pi We Walk by Faith orhyfligltt,”
in the evening at 1 o clock on "no
. oneSuillcient?" Sunday school
at 18 noon. Junior endeavm moiety
_ iatlip. 111.. and young people's
'atdp. 111., led by the pastor,
“A History of Our 011111 up-
.1." : ‘g €11 the services.
Cute and welcome
DARIEII AIID NOROTON.
All sea a free
.. A service will be held in tho Presby-
" “ Wehurch, Sunday evening, in the
—' "w‘ of Sunday-school work. W.
eec'retary of the State Sunday-
: association, will deliver an ad-
‘ It. Hallisauenthusiastiowork
ti
ed’witllalargeaudience At the close
“,3 gheeei-vroeafreewdloflenugmll be:
iii-the interest of State Sunday-i
work.
chuck M “'91 that 50“ In" “10 plaining who he was. and the two talk-
little animal his home in the ground and edabout"her "as they called the great
also gave him the instinct which taught male of steel and iron, as it it were a
. at '5 unlock from “Wuutlerc' -
111* i
' 1111:1111! Mrs. Frederick Holmes org
‘ (1 .
. Miss Ada Street was
.1 I We Need Another Revelation, or ip thp ‘
inution. " Baptism will no admit: a
iiitheriveratl. pm. Mini-ow;
auditisitepedthathewillbe greet-E
hinttoeat that whichwas necessary to
sustain his life1therefore, when A. plant-
edcorn aroundhia burrow, the Wood-
chuck had a right to out enough for his
own sustenence. Comparing him to
I'thelion and tiger, the former attacgks
hiaprcy only when hungry: the later
kills to destroy life. After Prof. Whit
. lock's decision
refreshments began to make their ap—
penrunce and the boys cheered till the-
new rafter-i1 began to fairly tremble. The
i boys were pleased and satisfied to every
1 respect. .They are waittttg patiently
We met i“ “”0"" ”r‘for the 28th 1111., when they will have!
for a subject, "Should the ordinary:
i tramp who applies to us for food be fed
or turned away from our door with
nothing?" A subject interesting to all,
iarid. they will endeavor to light it out to
i the bitter or sweet end.
i ‘ "vituutrtutt
The Y. P. S. C. E. elected these
iolllcera last night: President, Robert
Lzynch vice-president. Edwards. Under
ihlll; secretary. Miss E111 Henderson:
itreasurer. Miss Martha Sargent: Mr.
'Heatlt offered several helpful suggest~
lions.
SILVERNINE.
Another popular imitation sociable
will be held 1n Guthrie 11 ball, Tuesday
night. 1
BROAD RIVER.
A rather small audience greeted the
Scofleld & Ingersoll Specialty company,
at their entertainment in the school
house, last night. Feats of skill. with
dumb bells were exhibited and other ex-
ercises pcrfonned.
Re1'...A H. Wyatt 1111! pl‘t‘utll in tht1
chapel at 4 o'clock tomorrow afterttobtt.
awarded the
parlor lamp at the Ellinwmd perfor.
fmpbuunees trip to Philadelphwemance in the Norwalk Opera House ‘
' last night. ;
i
1 Enterprising Advertisers.
The Fox Cycle company is in the
_n1urket for brisk ’96 busiueas. Their
repair and bicycle sundry department is
the most (wmplete betweep here and
Bridgeport. A line lino o} first-class
wheelswillbe found always on hand.
Cheap, yet durable wheels, an be found
here also. You will be do glued with
the attractiv ely arranged t which ts
replete with latest styl. makes, and
above 1111 right prices. Read their new
advertisement in todays Sentinel and
give them a call.
The great sale at the Boston storm:
Norwalk will continue neatweek The
annual opening of imported dimities anti
lawns was instituted today. If you
call there this evening. it you have not ‘
hadtime during the day, ypu will be"
delighted with the offers in, all depart- '
ments of this popular store.
A11 unprecedented opportunity is of-
fered the purchasing public in W. A.
Benedict & Co. ‘3 new advertisement.
They have a consignment of a large
manufacturing house of a line of Globe
worsted trousers. fine goods and Worth
much more titan this enterprising house
charges.
A simple statement of 'facts is found
in Manuel T. Hatch' s new advertise-
ment today. lt' ts brief and right to the
. point. A trial of his cats will convince
you of their superior merits. If you
would be your horse 5 true friend feed
him on oats bought at Mr Hatch 11.
Edward Street offers the people of
Diwali: another opportunity to secure
and mlel' rcstored.tltt1;
_m qty”. has had fancy bills; one of them while counterpanes ata bar-
hnman being. They were both proud of
her. the engineer claiming there wean ’t
another like her on the rails. '
"i don' t say that," the locomotive
manufacturer said to a friend as they
walked away. “but it is true that an-
other locomotive built on the same
model by the same workmen with the
some materials will not do the same
work.‘ There' s a hitch somewhere be
i 10nd our understanding which makes
11 ditl'erenco in the hauling power. "
1' \\ hich is curious when you think of it
urtd makes the engine seem almost. hu-
tuning—New York Times.
1 .
The.
Time warns on with 11 voice that even
the sageat discredit too long and the 1111
1th believe too late. Wisdom walksho
fore it. opportunity with it, and repent-
ance behiudit; he that hatlttnado it his
friend will have little to fear from his
enemies. but he that hath made it his
enemy will have little to hope from his
friends. -—_-(ln"{' ~
Wifetdrearily)——-Ah. mo.tltedtty1t of
chivalry are past. Husband—~What' s
the matter now? Wife—Sir Walter
Raleigh laid his cloak on the ground for
Queen Elizabeth to walk over, but you
get angry simply because ptx1r. dear
mother sat down on your hat.
W
To Music Committees.
'llntl c1'11r1't-I1urt'ltshould 1111111111 .v-mnli‘ low
11.. (' holr. with or 11' ltltout it ounrtcttt- auxiliary
foes without saying. "01" this 111111 111 satis-
nt‘torilv 111-1otupli1-1hed from llllllr'l‘llll lurttlelt'
rltlufla‘tl In
Qmil 11' the (noun-mitten. shall he
,1111111111 in 11111' 1 'lllllllllnl .1 inn-111.1111
ll..\l.. “.l'l'll lhtt'lc111.('..ullll ul‘
1 all. 11th street N. \.
j '11 "I! N 15
F. SCHAVOIR, M. D
“SOUTH MAIN STREET.
South Norwalk.
FRACTICE LIMITED
TO DISEASES
OF WOMEN
Chloe hours, Mondays and Thursdays
011.111. 11121 1y
sourtt 11011111111 1 . .
SAVINGS BANK.
at Washington fitreot
Open daily frontilto l" a. m.. and from
I to 8 p. m.. and on Monday evenings
from" 1 to 8.
Interest allowed on deposits.
ALDEN SOLMANS Prest.
JOHN H. FERRiS, Vice- Prest.
JOHN H. KNAPP, Sec. and Trees.
A RARE CHANCE!
A Paying Business
Consisting of Grocetl-f1 Bakery and Ice
Cream Business VII be sold very cheap
on account of ill health, Everything about
the business is to food shape, and this' is a
are opportunity or tlte right person. A11-
ply at. this olilce or of JAMES ($1ng?
11
BETTER THAN BANKS.
loo 1 nultlnl mnkr1
11 better investtnout
. . of moriev than 11 the
l’l.’ lll' ll \SE of )l. \-
.\[ONI).\'.M11111'1111~10L
I'Iiv't‘ tlnnt‘ rllril.
111ntl1111lon I eat them
tltt 1' don't llttt-luutc
in value in any r1111-
suttulvlu t-\tt1nt 11111!
11.11.1111 ulunys 11111-
izc 1.11 tl1_1111 1'111'y
ll".|l'l_\' tltt1'111' value.
They mnkc lint-pro»
tnls or heirlooms and 11t'o always 11\t client
ltlllillt'l‘lll. When you want Iert-11"11tct din»
mom!» or jewelry go to
HOMER B. HOVT’S
Jewelry and Optical Store,
80 Washington Street.
thsician forWomen
IRS. DR. II. A. COILFORD
Can be consulted at her oliice
342 Buou) STREET, Butocnron'r, CONN. .,
From 1011 m. to 7 p. In. any day except
Sunday.
The doctor is a regular physician and for
We... Unitarian mas-
" hallfor Monday, March 2nd. in
' Hall.
’ 11 had had the interior of A
”My renovated,
audcalchnined.
W or Stamford. ex-
mhisnew fruit store Mon-1
Castle conferred the third de-
. fortnightlydebate of Whit.
g Institutetookplace
1,,thp12thinst. Charles
”incoming. The subject
”on? "Should the woodchucki
“, gate healiowedto:
; willftliheatdhianaturallife
' f1: hebe rune?" Theaide
1 1 wan-twain.“
Gilliam, Paul (Cornelius.
‘gaiu. This Is the last time they will be Ithe past nineteen years has made the diseases
. olwomona npec.inlty Ladies suffering from
1 mm at such a low pnce as named in b“ (any difficulty incident to the sex can consult
new advertisement tot-day. Dr. Gullford in the strictest confldt-nte. with
B. A. Vickers, the butter. cheese and alliee‘ll‘gllltflllé‘ltllflgfi'iolllligfllIt‘s[I‘Il‘lmtél'lltns'lllmt‘ll’ll
1... 1.1.... 111 Washington meet an 111.111.1111 $111.1 “1.11.1.1 "11.11.11:
1 nounwa 11 drop in prices Every house- All letters prontptlymd reviled to. luclose stump
wife will be interested in the list of
i goods and the accompanying price list.
1"..~r:- 11111 "1.111" on the our centre or
IIII‘II
\l‘itxrh taken by itself leads to misfit—
tune.
“ tied ”'
CHAIR
may let you down;
“If you don t do something on this
bill before the lath I intend to sue you. " '
1 “Ah. And will you permit me to re- 1
commend Sharpe & Steele? I receive ai
3 percentage on all they get out of me. " f
“That‘s a curious printer's error."
Mn Partridge “The title of this besndes 1113 unsightly and unrelia-
ibook is printed The Viking A89' 1 his. Better PlLlld 1t 11 tth glue mu 1\
i ‘Well, Why “‘3‘" ”he“ Parmm- l‘ rm :5 :1 rock and sticks “ hi! the
“What ought it to be': " “Why, Biking COWS conic home."1
iwyfimgeiafiF—vou glass 1‘8“. EPAG E's
onshlate not you drunk tree glasses,
.‘dh‘lwfiLI-lfim
iain't it?" “'Thataallright: it only;
where's-melamethauyougave
mecruditfor. see!” ; Tamhyslllukittleai
1 CANS with caret rev-r luv Mechanics.
1 r e .
‘Roaat? Yes sir. ” said the butcher.
“lien is one I saved My foryou."
come. "I also want to rattle my account.
I made a raise yesterday "
get one of them good ones in the ice
W '8
For 5.1.. by
IOILDER AND REAL
ESTATE AGENT.
ea WALL STREET, NORWALK. CT
011 the Ilment plan. or will exclutugc one
disc
or store or 111ch um
JUST arczlvrni
Purchased Before Advance in
Prices.
I Car Corn,
l “ Mlddlings,
I “ Bran,
2 “ Cats,
5 “ Hay.
.1”?
house. Nnme your own prices.
- ¢ "
RAYMOND BROS.
o-I’Orucmlk.
I
Entire
Wheat
Flour!
Bread rightly made from this is desir-
able in every way. Get the Flour
here. Lowest Price.”
Fresh Graham Flour. just in.
Large package. 100.
Wafers, cheap at 12c 1b.
A new article. Try it 100.
(.11111'o1n111 Yellow Peachcs' 111 tin at loc.
Cheap! Good!
Hopkins Hullcd Corn. large can 051.1.
Lorenzo Dibble!
BICYCLES!
“e have the best lim1 o! 11'.111t~l~ in
town. Come 111111 111111. lllt 111
Cleveland Swell Special.
111;; it 1.1111 (lowland or an imita-
tion.
The Sterling.
Bulltlikc a watch.
The Gold Crank Falcon,
Largo balls in all bearings.
The Imperial.
The "go lightly"
The Manhattan.
The best too 1111ch built.
Riding School New Open.
kind.
NORWALK
PATTERN WORKS,
C. II. Aiatltorpe, Prop.
_.,..._..-... .J—..r.
TAYLOR It COLDEN,
Real Estate
and Insurance!
flat-11111010111 aria-1:11.
Io. Now-lit.
Persons looking for a lot or house and
lot with the! view of purchasing, are invit-
ed to call and examine our list. We have
them foreskin" partof the city at
reasonable prices on easy terms.
new
"But." said the man of uncertain in-
RISTRAM & H
2 GAZETTE BUILDING. '
HAMBURG EDGINGS! .
We have placed on talc this week our entire new line of Hamburg Edgings and Insertions.
'lhc ltnc contains all of the very latest things in embroidcrics in Cillllbl'll‘, nainsook and Swiss
"011, Jim. put that roast bath and;
in all widths and prices.
S. B. ‘WILSON,
Two or Three Good Homo. ;
Hygeinic Oatmeal, better than Quaker.
C. D.’ Boss & 5011‘ 5 Ocean Spray or Soda .
Celery Mustard !;
If you seen. wheel with large inh- '
INVENTORY SALE!
every department.
Remnants of Silk,
Before taking our annual inventory we propose to close out all short lengths and remnants in
In order to do this we have marked them all at just HALF PRICE.
Remnants of Black Goods,
Remnants of Colored Dress Goods,
iTristram 81
Remnants of Cotton Goods.
All to go at just one half of the regular price.
Hyatt, Norwalk, Conrl.
;..._s_._._.. _.-_ A.--” .
1 FRANCIS l1 CO.
Clothiers.
INVENTORY SALEM
FRANCIS a CO.
Clothiers.
25 Per
One good turn deserves another.
Ct. Discount!
Our business for the past yent h ts bccn largt r and the most satisfac-
tory of any Slntt‘ our location 111 this citv, and 111 return 11c will gnc li\ l' RY lltll.!.1\l\ 01 our prohts for
the next TLN Dr“ S to our customers.
1 NOTHING. RESERVED!
These must be sold; no room in store-‘1
25 per cent on c1 cry article 111 our store.
iUlsters,
it is.
'Overcoats, Suits, Underwear, Neckwear,
White and Fancy Shirts, Hats, Caps, Etc.
Bear 1n mind FTOI R DOLLARS FOR THREE. Also we utltcrtisc only11'itatwclta1C'1ml cxoctlt .15
N0 i\CK IN '11th B().\. .\0 guess .1111! you (1011 L {vet it but a str.1igl1tl’or11'artl 11111154011111 um:
customer' 5 money being as good as another at
FRANCIS 8: 00's.,
RELIABLE CLOTHIERS AND FURNISHERS.
es WASHINGTON
i
mum .1 21-11111
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Fish,
Oysters
rind CIan,
Labs-hers.
i
The Best Assortment of
1 Fresh Fish to be Found!
"05!: RADISII GROUND TO
ORDER!
Pure Maple Syrup!
Pure Tomatoe Catsupl
‘ 1 .1 Pickelcd Oysters!
i i'l‘clephouc Cull. 40-11.
l _._....___. .__--._._.._. -__._.
WOUNG-MANt
i Why take the chance of ”lying
1 without lnsu.ncc, when Four
Coats :1 day will
Emsuarvoua LIFE
i FOR 51.0001
1 01- Six (‘ts. a day will give you an landow-
i "tent. of $1.000. pagble to yourself it you
i live. With Ins nce, likh every thing.1
‘else, the best is the cheapest. Insure in the
Connecticut General
life Insurance Co.
‘ or Hartford.
5. .s. 11116111111111.11,
111 Washington Street, So. Norwalk.
J. 5. JENNINGS,
UNDERTAKER.
KNIGHT STREET.
Nonvalk, Conn.
Opp. Street Railway Depot,
RESIDENCE ELM STRET
TELEPHONE CALL. ll.
. .‘10 pieces of not librt' channels. but just as good, and wear both-1' for I111-
ST., 50. NORWALK.
Sale to Commence Saturday, February 81b.
”.3 .,_. .
We Notice
In the all. of 111111 of 0111' ttamcsakcsmvould-Im dig act-ithor oursclvcs or
501111101111 111511. Whoever 11 maybe at. it is neither gcntlcmanly or ,‘
courteous, and we bellow lllt' aforesaid gentlemen will learn. if"lt1ar11
they (Killulll'JZ the people of the Norwalks will appreciate prices
more than trying to do business by running down their competitors.-
Now we who are in the dry goods business. realize full well the
vast llllporlllm‘t‘ attached to having a New York office and buying
our gtxkls by the 1111 1111111111' load. Although being ourselves unable to
lmndlcgonds in propeller loads. we nevertheless say, trot out your
prices. “'11 do luustucss at 821 Washington street, South Norwalk.
'Nl'l" SAID!
'l‘1l11. 1.1111111111111115 11111111110111 to tl111 ttadiup. public for the week arc:
"01M 1111115 of tin 111a best 1— 1 permits .llltl shirtiugs: 111 have Illt‘lll
in plain and four y stripes. small and big throws, in fact the 111111:-
ost line in town Furthermore 11'1 guarantu tin-+21 woods not to in
seconds, short lengths or inferior makes. Busincss is (Ioni- hm'o on
the straight. T1111 prim.-
pt11' yard for this week only.
9 1-20
‘ .‘10 (lo/.1111 '11 111's gray mixed shirts and drawers, full wright 'zmtl vxtm
11111111 at
. \‘l (1 lmught out. 11 dry 1.1mm 5111111111 liavolmc. N. l.,l.1.'~'t 11111 kztl1is
Prit'v, 13'11 suit 111' ‘.1"._.'(: 1111' garmt m.
500
is 5011111 of it.
ing at . . . . . - .
per yard.
Now we are going to rush the season 111111111 and 5"” :1 job in 1111111313111-
cy shirts, laundered Collars and culls. ctc., for this 11111111
11: ('ll. " ;
771 11111105' night 1111153115. got the qtntlitv and the wear to tltcm :
11111;: as they last,
111111.11
300 ginghuttt 11' or'king aprons full v.1rti long ’lncatlths 11'itle,\111ll 111111111.
dark tolors only; cost of 11111 apron ll‘ 1.11% than the 111' 11111! cost 111 NH
gmxls, viz:
cut-ll. .
1 pieces black llgurt-tl brillianliut' at . .
per yard.
390
price. 1114 .
500
J
12 l-Zc
19c
83 Washington Street
some 1101mm, dons.
Norwalk Chronicler