‘M‘, WINGS.“
app-.mw.»
IIIIIII‘III IIIsIIIIIs III
measurement. I
”I. III-III. “u Am. was m
“pub-Noumea- out so». tut i
Inherent-II and lsoldouttel a say.
I. B. Smith, or Osborn avenue, was
last night, at his home. A‘
”Where! his irionds were pres: I
m and the pastime was progressive
.I'hellrst prizes were Won by
Gray and Mrs G. F. Smith, and
“Matiotipriu! by M H Tolles.
WWWntwem Mr. and Mrs.
‘ ."I “In ram, Mr and Mn 0.1‘.Smith,
fir. and Mrl Charles '1‘. Footer. Mr.
M”. Fitch Raymond Miss Jessie
WWII-tings. Smith, of East
W; Mrs. Prophet and daughter
' ,William E Smith and James
,0! Bridgeport, and Miss Jennie
.of Ridgctleld. A supper was
_ . and the guests departed after
‘ the Virginia reel.
amt mutations-I have been made
7 ”Worth league entertainment
mains One of the features will
M #110 ”38me Bridal Procession and
Wing. " The Apollo orchestra, Mrs.
Emmy)» , elocntionist. Mr. Nash,
W. and the double quartctte will
artist in the entertainment.
4
Mr. and Mrs. John Powers were scre-
angled It their home, corner of Reynolds
and rim Point streets, last night. The
”warden! had a mortar, II- hich they tir-
0d of several times. Mr. Powers did
the handsome thing and soon all was
quiet.
Mr. and Mrs. DeLong, of Cottage ave-
nee, have’a new baby boy. born yester-
day morning. Mr. DeLOIIg Is employed
by Minor D. Randall.
Principal E. ll. (inmhart is staying
with WilliamE. Osborne, of East Inc-
11110.th his children are having the
measles L ____
A measly curd isdisplay ed at the. home l
of Lucile Gamble, in St. John lucllllil':
The children how got it.
James Taylor‘s house in VanZaIIIlt:
avenue is quarantined because of then
measles in the family.
l The condition of F Kocour remainsI
about the same His store in South,
Hawaii is closed. _ .
Bert Morgan deliiers the mail to Rob- l
ert Joioloveky & company I: store, cv cry
afternoon. ~ _._...
The interior of the Baptist mission in
Wdall’s block has been repainted and
renovated . ’
Hubert Pierce, of Waterbury. hasl
Mdflfing his mother. of Riverside I
. avenue.
, A daughter has been bow to Mr. and:
Mrs. Vincent de Fabritis. of Cottage;
avenue. , I
Mu George D. Keeler. of Riverside
avenue,is 1svisiting her daughter in New
Haven. __ M“
Burt Ayres lS studying dontistrv with
Dr F W. Dormer In South Nor-walk.
Miss Evelyn Hawkins, of Seaside
place, is idol! with measles.
ROWAYTON
The trolley arm on car No. 7 broke
. last night on the 9 o'clock trip. delaying l
chor'some time at this endof the line.
Conductor P. J. Martin was just turn—
. ing the arm around when it caught and
‘ wuibroken In three pieces. Mr. Mar-
tin climbed on top of the car and manag-
ed tohold the broken pieces together
until Lincoln avenue was reached, :11
though it took an hour to cover the dis-
tance. Here- he met Mr. Mead, who
kindly opened his store, and It telephone
message was sent to the car barn. An-
other car came down, and the disabled
WW” 0011le on and taken to South
Nor-walk. Starr Keeler slightly hurt
one I)! his fingers while coupling the
cars.
011 account of the extensive improve-
ments new under way in Mr. and MrII.
Henry Pepper’ II residence at Elmer-est
theywill probably not come here from
New York until April. Contractor L.
W. Duty is removing some of the par-
titions, making the moms larger, and
W. P. Beers has the contmctto build an
elaborate chimney, costing $600, on the
outlideoi’ the house. 0. D. Newman
Of South Norwalk, is doing a $1,000 job
0‘ painting and decorating on the exter-
.491- a'nd interior of the residence. ‘
The Epworth League will hold a sec-
iahle Friday night with Mrs. E. H.
White, Prospect Heights. A very in-
targeting musical and literary \pl'O-
W is being prepared. "
Th0 tilting on Chasmar' a pond 15 or-
W: and was enjoyed yesterday and
today by a large’ number of young peo-
1:19 but: this place and South Not-walk.
A prayer meeting was held last night
in” Baptist church, and there will be.
What meeting tonight
Rev. A. S. Karanagh will deliI or his
Wiggly popular, interesting and in-
‘ lecture, “Hooks and Eyes—-
or No Bump," in the Rowayton
H" ' Episcopal church. Friday.
Ilia helical oi the church.
The been recently vacated by Alumni
Harris in new
and family.
Nine persons joined the Methodist
ifiplsoopalchumh, Sunday morning. on
probation.
William Huyler and family have mov-
ed into the Cook cottage. in Main street.
Mead
inches thick on their pond.
Miss Addie Stevens. of CrI‘iss Intent.~
has the measles.
IIIIIIIEII AND senator.
A successful sociable was given last
night by the membersol Ivanhoe (nettle,
Knights of the Golden Eagle. There
was a large attendance, including guests
from Norwnlk “and Stamford.
was provided by an orchestra of three
pieces from New Canaan.
A day or two ago George H. Tilly lost
a prized angora cat.
under Mather It Grumman's burn. but
George Knapp was veI'I shI' about dis-
turbing pussy, as he mistook it for:
another kind of neat with a bushy tail. l
MI. W. '1‘. Pray, of Rye, lectured
before a large audience in the Methodist
church, last night, on I-With Sherman
to the Sea." “1.- is a most interesting
speaker and held the close attention. of:
his auditors throughout the. evening.
The vocal solos and recitations of Miss .
Foley, at the entertainment of St.
John 5 church, in thII To“ 11 HI Ill Mon- '
day night, were much enjoyed, as were
also solos of Miss Lizzie Dunn and
Messrs. O‘ Brian and Smith.
The Nomton Musical association. rc-
peated. Monday night,
Soldiem‘ Home. the line programme
given last week a: the c-omeit in the
Town Hall. The singing “as highly
appreciated by the veterans '
Some of the shining lights of the. RI:-
publican party held a conference yester-
day and discussed the advisability of
instituting mandamus proceedings to
compel the sclectmen to order an \‘lt‘(!-
I tiou for a tax collector
SOV't‘lul citizens of DaIien went to
Bridgeport todav, to attend the hearing
on tin-question ol' the Nomulk ’l‘ram-
way company's paralleling the ( ‘onaoli
dated railioatl.
YIsterdav afternmm Samuel ( Iron:
man ac compained his wife to Port ( 'lII- -<
tor. II here she attended II rcccption in;
honot of her IIephIIII II ho attained his.
I.
lllllel'li’)‘.
Severalmembersof Eagle Hook and
Ladder companI went to New (annan
last night to attend the annual ball of _
'the department in that place.
(th Soofield. son—in-IIIII of the late
Brad Hull,"is‘ erecting a new house
on the road leading from the turnpikc‘
to Norotou depot.
Samuel Grumman II cut to Ridge-field,
Monday. to attend the funeral of his
aunt.
Beau) RIVER.
The Misses Lily and Jenny Hamilton I
were tendered a birthday surprise party
at their home in West Nt‘Il'Wfllk. Monday 3
evening, by If large circle- of their
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. lI‘. Beecher. of Jersey
City, spent Sunday with Miss-I Susan
Germ, q! Ledgewmd Farm.
Mrs. Sarah Mills and family hnIc
Unovedintolheir home on the Silver.
InIine road.
Miss Clara Giles is visiting with rel-
atives in Mount Vernon.
CRANBURV.
Miss Carrie. E.
Mrs. E. S. Taylor.
_..«-___
5}.»me is virlitiltg
E. Thomas has seemed a position as:
a trolley car conductor at Westport.
Fred Jennings of Bridgeport. is
guest of Frank Clark.
:1
Charles E. Gregory lrl doing jIII'I dutyl
at Bridwt; ”M‘fl
WINNIPAUK.
Miss Martha Sargent entertained her
young friends Monday eIening, in
honor of the anniversary of her birth-
day. Games and music were enjoyed.
lilies Florence London and David ,Pol-
lard rendered several tine selections on
the piano. Refreshments were served:
While going to their work in the Nor-
walk Mills, Monday, Miss Annie Lucy,
Edward Bedell and John Gorman, each
had one ear frozen. '
John Carroll has returned to his home,
in Newark.11fter :1 short visit with
friends In this place.
Joseph Libroze has returned from :1
visit with relatives in New York.
Notice to Members A. O. it. M
The Sir Knights I_I——_l Palestine Castle. No.2
Ancient Order Knights. of MIsti- Chain; are
rmIIestcdto meet in the Lastle Chamber
I:
Thursda). deruary mm. at I o 'cloc k sharp to ’
attend the funeral of our late brother Sir
Knight Frank (lodson. Alma” members of
Pioneer Castle. No. 1. are reqvectfully request-
I-II tII assemhl II II ltlII II.
it It‘HARD I)l".\'\'.
Sir Knight ( 'ommnuder.
J.ID. JENNINGS,
UNDERTAKER.
KNIGHT STREET,
Norwalk, -
Opp. Street Railway Depot,
RESIDENCE ELM STRICT.
‘ TELEPHONE CALL,11. 1
occupied by John Rich:
Brothers are cutting ice ten‘
Music .
It took relugc ‘
at Fitch’s
. I Taughthenhddrmtlu
. ‘ lady c. .21 use it without c.21IIiII: on the man
Conn. .
Royal
I Lady of the Mouse—Would you be
'willing to Work it you had 11 chance?
WentyWilly»llow remote is the chance?
’NKLLIB M. DlsflROWI
Teacher of Plano.
Terms Reasonable on Application. Ad-
dresa 36 West Avenue. 1mg :10 am
:50DTN NORWALK
SAVINGS BANK.
51 Washington Street.
Open daily {tom 9 to I“! II In. and from
toil p. n1., and on Monday evenings
from~ I to 8.
interest allowed on deposits.
ALDEN SOLMANS. Prent.
JOHN H. FEthlS. VIos-Prest.
JOHN H. KNAPP, See. and 'l‘reas.
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ITAVLoR II. GOLDEN
Real Estate
and Insurance!
Wisumorou srnzzr.
Do. Nona-1k.
I Persons looking {or a lot or house and
lot with the view of purchasing. aretnvlt
ed to call and examine our list. W e have
them (or sale in every part of the city at
reasonable prices and on easy terms.
an 96 tf ,
I ORHAM’S
I
Wall
Paper
Store!
IIO First Avenue,
East Norwalk,
Connecticut.
.4
WE CLAIM
OIII celebrated $1. oo
Glasses which we III
and adjustto thceycs
are the best cvcrolicr-
ed at above
Solid Gold
231.83.
prices.
Frames,
Oculistsjprc-
scriptions tilled.
‘I.DR STANLEY O. GRAY 81 CO.
15 NORTH MAIN STREET.
' South Not-walk, (‘ mm.
in; '71!
BETTER TNAN BANKS.
ion rI'mIlIlIII III: III:-
:I hotter lllit‘slnltlll
of money than h 'the
H “C llASl ol IL-A
WINDS. sotorunuct
They dont lllt-l.
lllItlllSIlIlll III at the '1"
”15' _v Iiont IIIIIItIIIIII’I '
in I .Llllt‘ to any IIII-
stumble extent and
y. Ill can always rcn~
lizu on them VIII-y
IIIInr'lI ”Mr I: dun
They. make llnc tum.
cuts: or heirlonnw and are .Illllllb e\-I-IIIII III
lllllillh ml. \\'-h: n Inn 11': Int: llrIIt- “:1th 11th
monds orjmw by go to
H O M E R B. H O YT’ S
‘ Jewelry and Optical Store,
.80 Washington Street.
I
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Another old woman elm '2\‘ II :1 In a I! ..nII
cot Le I'MO' I ill 1‘ (due
I ll cemented tbexrt'celm . :Iud mvcd than: than emu
And they 11:: I: nlw. H3 stuck too; 'll oIIII-rthrougblitc
Broken Things—-
Wood. Glass. China, Marble, Ivory,
| Fancy-work, Toys, Books—even Icat‘ III
I they' re all mended to 5.1; II llll Le Page’s
| Liquid (line. 15' at that II int you need. ’
a it is beyond ill for slngllv.‘ It is free
. from .1 -m', :Izitlns'I'IrinjurcstaII most delicate
l faIIn'Is. It is ready I-I'Ithout arr,- lmlmg. A
| of the house. Til-:c no sub: ‘lllUtL.
[EPAG E'SE
Ll GUI D G L”:
READY!" USE
llama roam. Sou evervtvhcre
LANS with {Item weer Mr Mechanics.
l9
nine: of all in 1......»qu lava—Latest U. 8. GM: ‘
Bakin
Powder
ABSOLUTELY, PURE
"”‘lhnt s :1
IIIIIII Mr.
aged
Reducing the Surplus. -
pretty good idea, mother,"
Jones, thotathcrof scven quite
daughters, to his wile.
John?" asked Mrs. J.
tary of the may advertises for proposals
for building some torpedo boats.We might
advertise for pmposals for the girls."
n.—
For Sale by
ETRISTRAM & HYATT,
“What’s that. , ,
“Why the sccrc. .
s. B. WILSON;
BUILDER AND 11:11.
155111: AGENT.
92 WALL STREET. nonwum, Irr. ?
Two or Three Good Home. f
011 tholnstaIInInut plan. orIIiII cxc hnnge one:
IIII‘I turn or merchandise.
Hazleton and Cross Creek
For furnaces and ran.
‘ges. livery house-
kepeer should try it.
Better and more eco-
nomical than any oth-
cr Coal.
RAYMOND ‘ BROS.
So. Norwnlk.
On
Our
Bargain ,
Counter !"
French IeIl KiIlnII HI 11115 :I new :11'- '
ticlc that is 1min I to be popul 11';
1'1 :IIlI for zoning. lot can. BI:Irgu'n!
\Vlllllgl‘ s Neupoxt Relish. pronounced
byconnoim-ursto be the mos-at whole.
some and finest flavored condiment III
the World. Ilas always l-ccn sold here
and elsewhere for 251‘ :1 bottle.
i bought ‘
the whole stock of 11 wholesale concern. I‘
IIudoti'IIr it :It 151- :1 bottle.
gain. not to be duplicated.
A few more cans of Hopkins'
(loru :It 50. can.
Dates. .3:- ponnd package.
gt Ind .
Lorenzo Dibble!
BICYCLES!
\\'I~l1:II'IIllIolIc.~.t lino ofIvhnels in
town. Come. and see them.
Cleveland Swell Special.
If you mm ll II IIIIIII IIith largo tub—
{111: it is :1 tie IclIIIIII or an imita-
III“.
The Sterling.
llIIIIt liloI a Wat: h.
The Gold Crank Falcon,
Large balls' In all b-emings.
The Imperial.
The“ go lightly" kind.
The Manhattan.
'rIm‘ III-.1 sou when! built.
Riding School New Open.
NORWALK
PATTERN WORKS,
C. H. Aisthorpe, Prop.
WAGONS
Now and Second-Hand.
BUGGIES, ‘
PHAETONS.
cIIIIIIIIIers.
CANOPIES,
SPI'NOLFS, ETC.
PRICES TO SUIT ALL
‘ CALL AND SEE THEM.
H ENI‘RV ,TILLV.
The yellow peaches at 151* can. going I
(Ireat lIar— L
llnlled I
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‘it is.
The Leadlnngry GoodeStore,
2 GAZETTE BUILDING.
W ‘.m*smmurmdnm
HAMBURG EDGINGS!
We have placed on sale, this week our entire llt'w line of Hamburg Edging.» and
The line contains all of the very latest things in cmhroidcrivn in mmbric, IIIIiIIs‘oIIk and Swiss
in all widthsand prices.
Insertions.
INVENTORY SALE!
Before taking our annual inventory we propose to close out all short lengths and remnants in
every department. In order to do this WI‘, have nIIII'kzrl them till :11 juet ll.\l.lI' l’RlCl'Z.
Remnants of Silk,
Remnants of Black Goods,
Remnants of Colored Dress Goods,
Remnants of Cotton Goods.
. ,,
All In go :11 lust ono- hall of llll‘ regular prior. .-
I
Tristrarn 8: Hyatt, Norwalk, Conn.
INVENTORY SALEl
25 Per Ct. Discount!
One good IIIIII IlcscrIcs Inotln r. ()ur llllSlilCSS {III the past yc .II II: 15 been larger and the most satisfnt -
ton of am since our Iocatxon intlIiSI:itI. and In return III: will gt III: E\ Elxi DOLLAR of 0111 prohts for
the next Tl N ll H {S to fill r I ”simmers. :5 pm tent on may .IrtI Hole Ill our st 111 .
NOTHING RESERVED!
FRANCIS S 00.
Clothiers.
FRANCIS a. CO.
Clothiers.
:Ulstets, Overcoats, Suits, Underwear, Neckwear,
White and Fancy Shirts, Hats, Caps, Etc.
llcax in mind FOI R DUI l..\l\‘% l’le TlllIEl’. Also no ilil‘Itl‘rilSL’ IInlI what we bait: and C‘k'llilh as
\I) ] \CK l\' Tllli BOX. .‘Io guess Ind I011 (i on I get it but :I strhightforuatd transamion, one
3.:‘IIsIomcr 5 menu III-mg as com! :1": another .It
cooked I ,
IIIImerwe Notice
FRANClS 8: CO’ 5.,
EllABll-L c1 (mums AND I URMSIII:
B6 WASHINGTON $T., RSO. NORWALK..
Sale to Commence Saturday, February 8th.
III llII' :III. of on.- ot‘ our llfllllt‘SllktISllwould-bi} dig at iflihlil‘OllrStIlVCSI‘tl'
\i'iIIwIw-I- it may be at. it is neither gentlemanly or
('tllll‘II‘IIil'I. lllttl \\'I‘ lII’llK'V" lilt' aforesaid geritlcmcn will learn. if“leIII-II
IhIIy II;III"I!I;It IlI-- ltt‘tlpli‘ of the Norwnlks will appreciate prices
mon- IIIIIII nying toIIo business by running down their comtwtitors,
Now We who are ill the dry goods business, nIulizc full well the
\':l~llllllml‘i;ill"t' :Ittuthwl tolIIII'iIIIza New York office IInd buying
our :1 :0le by the propeller load. Although being ourselves unable to
handle-god; in )Il'upo'llt-I‘ load». wc- IIIII'IEIrtIIeless say, trot out your
., pIiI-cs. WI Ilolnmncss :II ‘42: Washington street, South Norwalk.
.\'l I‘ S \ilI'
The Best “ssonment 0‘ 'l h: iuduc c 1.1. 1113' III hold out to the trading public for the WM 1; :nc:
Fresh Fish to be Found! '01») \.IrIl.~'IIf IIII- \"‘('l_\ best I— IpI-rtalcs Imd. Sllll'tllllt'i; we have them
Inplum.IIIIlfInIr~t11m~ mmll :Indbig figures iI fact the laug-
out line in town. IIIIrtIIIIrIIIorI we mmranII-c animals not to be
aconds, shmt lI- -ngths ox interim make Is Busintn' is done here on
Wholesale and lletuil Dealers In
Fish,
Oysters
mun one I-II‘II.
and Clams,
Lobsters.
HORSE RADISH SIMONE, T03
the straight. The pl’lit‘ 9 l-Zc
ORDER! per yard for this week only.
. .‘Io «lo/.«III gr IIt's gray tIIixIId rhirts‘ IIIIII drawers, lllll Weight and :( xtra .
I 41111 ill 50‘:
Fur” "a“. syruPl \\ II bought out n dI'I' goIIds store at Bayonne \T. .1. last IIcI- -k; this "
Pure Tomatoe Oatsupl i~‘ 5mm of it. P1110, 7 II Suit or 'iTlJ I 1» '1' gauuent.
. IIII pieces of not tibxc c hamois, but. just III good, and wear beta 1 for 1111 .
Pickeled Oysters! mg .1; . lOc
. | _ per yard. .
“lemme Call. to 11' Now we are going to rush the. season :‘1 little and III-ll a job in men's fan»
———“~'~*-‘ cy shirts, laundered collars and cufi'v, ctc., for this week . 390 ‘
YOUNG MANL”W.. . .
.7. ladies” night dresses. got the I Inahtv and the wear to [hem ; price. as
W by tulle the cbancIII of ID ing long as they last, 5.00
without insurance, when our each, . ,
Cents a day will . , _
:lIItI giugluun working aprons. full yard long, ‘3 breadths wide, well made.
I "S“ RE You R Ll FE dark colors only; cost of the apron less than the actual cost of the
goods. viz: '2 l-ZO
,FOR 5| .000! ram-h.
.7 pieces black ligurI'Id brilliantinc at. , I90
()r Six Uta. II day will give you an Endow—
mcht of $1.000 payable to yourself it vnn
live. With lnnurnnce like everything
else,thebest is the cheapest. Insure in the
[Connecticut General
Life Insurance Co.
0! Hartford.
5. arsonnrmru,
111 Washington Street, So. Norwalk.
per yard.
NOTICE."
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‘ h' St t
South Nirrwalk, II'.I-b lath. IN»: 83 was Ington . ree
Mrs. Mar) than will IIIII pl»: Iur ,. .III IIan
paylhc rent we: own tntln IIIIIiIraigIml lnr
tIII-ocuxpancy of no Ill'tflhlrf‘h. No It South
Main street. III-eorIliIIgtuthI-lenue which you
now hold. whichImIvI-tn Inn and In so III-I
Int: one I' sue III-II “It“ 1'} ltlllfl
SOUTH sonwnut,
Norwalk Chronicler