in
thin 1112" in 111111 11 n1 ...... '1'
WHEN REFORMS.
“drummers-urn.»
hmmmmwm
murmur-111m
s' yr
’ltowsyten
- 1“.er
! lathsrll. Wright is laidlp with- 1:
! Miss Louise Aboridioth. oi Crescent
Terrace. is sick.
Delhi. daughter 1.: Mr. and Mrs. A A.
\11111111 of Main rill‘l'tll. Nor“ silt. is iii-l:
Frederick Mead otters his Heath h'or
walk confectionery and bakery business
The ease of Charles 11130111111! rs for sale.
Boringhoi' Norwsllr was resumed yes
tsrdsy in the civil Superior Court.
.c.--».¢,.~
Mrs. Hinton Greenstein, of Clay street.
is spending a week with relatives in
Dexterx 0910,11! h'orthport. yester- ”“0“-
dsy placed an attachment on William
Alice Cole has recovered from his re
3 Hoyt' s machine shop in Water street. cent illness and is again attending to he
. m-.__.*
-The most wholesome cereal foodi in
existence. "Ffl°.‘“i1ll".1pfmn 10c two
pounds.
duties at the shirt factory
Mrs. J. l. Dibble. of Bayidew avenue.
{lavisiting her sister, Mrs. W. A. Ray-
Constable Thomas Hunt won the 010 ' "“’”d’ 111 N” h“
I1
Joha'sLodge. Rand A. At. wIIill
meet tonight.
ml'lluellsh are I? etc. 11 pound: sun-It, !
10 ct~.;
A party of South Xorwalk people will
indulge in a curryall ride to Broad River
tonight
Frank Yanoticlr. aged one year and
seven months, died Tuesday night at
his home in Ely avenue. and was buried
today.
Attorney (i. H. \‘osbnrgh this morn-
lng brought suit against H. A. Ward-
ward. of Norwallt. in the interest of
New York parties.
Tho stock and tixtnres in the harness:
store of the late Joseph 1.) Rourke itre‘
being moved to Norwallr today, having
been purchased by l". H. Dwyor. .
honing. l! ctr. nt lidycs' lilfll'lit‘l. ll
hill at the Nor-walk Opera House-Just ,
\
night. given stMJhe Ellinwood' I C A
The \.
sIhould lune been held last night to dis
incctlug WM”! Frank thncr opined l". Kotour's
”‘70"- 'cuss the building project. was adjourn It Ipilor shop in horth Main street. this
"1 . morning. and will have charge of the
~Always insist” “Friends Oats. ch for one week. b i d 11 I I '11 III.
S “1'13“”,ng l1-: 1 ns ncss nring 11 proprn tors 1 1111111 '1
one 500‘! HR pac , (isorgeB. Gntliu. of Boston. custom . 1
ages. 10ctut-1111111115L Mrs. RomtiutTm-y died yesterday at
Irepresentatireot Roth & Goldschmidt.
. her houn- 1n lindlow Nllt‘t‘t. 11 ed sixty-
is 111 South horwallr. st) in at the K
Palestine Castle, A. (1.3. M. (‘., me et ixM‘Mkomo Hotel. (pp g five yours. The funeral will he held to-
lflt night and decided to attend!) in . ,morrow morning at “:‘iOo' ('ltlt lt.from Ht.
body the futwrsl of tho latc Frank (1011-! The '00:“?ch5““‘0310’3f‘llwcfi'I Mary's church. i
son this afternoon. ltary 0 l P 1 M03 . “ “ ‘ . 9
' ! Adams. of South Norwulk. visited Leeds - \ grmery store ““0an l” “ "‘"l'! !
-(mut'. linen“. m shim. reinfow 1 Council ”c Stamford Tuesday lllflhf. ! lug til lht‘ t' ltl'ilt'l‘ Hf Rilflllnlltl ltlltl DH"
«11th and front. three for 131. It Sco ' fllfl'tllfl. yesterday. The stock bad just
field & Hoyt' s. .. II . l —Look at Luthcr Ai.Wright'ssdvorti1u- been moved in, when 11 water [llpl‘ burst
“*4“ ‘mcnt. “0.000 worth of wagons. sleighs or.1-rl1cad and did considerable dumugc.
(”W Shellhoospvlll opennfced store and horse goods that must be sold. .
tomornw.acrms the way from 8.11 ‘ ___,_.___ , A spcclal mot-ting of the ext-«utive
Holtnes' present feed store. Mr. H )lmcs
retires from business today.
35——
—-Nioe quality domet flannel at 4121‘,
nt Scotleld 5r Ron's.”
The regular meeting: of Prof. Newcll' s
(,ilben B, fiforgan llilfil returned [1) lllfl ! C(lllllliltltm (if tlll‘. Elltlt‘ilt'ol' smiety 11f
filoiuicilc n1 “Thr- Folly," utter an ab- 1
Mr. Morgan'cnlled for tonight. after thc union mr
Ihng mimd quite a hirsute apwndugo:vlcl' .‘ "N~ l'hun‘h, by (lfdi‘r (l! llll'
some of several months.
: while 11w 11y.
Representatives of the Simone-1,611-
thc. South Norwslk Baptist church is
prt-sldi-nt.
.._ !
The six months old babe of Martini
. n . Hanlon of Meridcn thri-w its arm out-
lancln c1.“ w” hhld lust m ht in '3.zett1 Hour and Mom hurt been sub
(Arlen Hall. The professor taught the! [upward to appear before the smujm- sidc thc bod (lotlws Saturday nighti
l
80" two-step. Next week a few tlgures!(““"_ at Bridgcwrt Saturday. .111 wit- There was no tire in the room and the
. . . . . arm was frozen from the ~lbow to the
of the German will be van. 1 119 51.3 in 1111 appeal of Murgant Bdrm 11
El i’r 1111 tho dccisionof thc(‘ounty Com- flnlfl'fii- It may "0‘ 1'9 "WWW." l0:
-LN-ggn stock 01mm N Y. M'k't. 'missioncrs. refusing lll'l‘ :1 license {111 WWW” 1' - -,,
The mmmittoe of the South Norwnll: i
Congregational church wil‘ moi-t this‘
evening aftcr the Hungarian Mission.-
. the ’l‘uhey place. in Franklin avcnuc.
The King‘s Dauglltcrs' Circle, of the
South Norwulk Congregational church.
service. in a". ”mum’s smdy. to motor hold :1 meeting last night with Miss Liz
with those who wish to join the church.
—Fridny is our day. N. Y. Market.
The Woman's Christian Temper-Mm
Union will hold
nut street. Friday at 3 o‘clock. \ll ztrc
welcome
--We sell more tlsli than any two
markets in town. N. Yaflarhrt.
On account of the death of Frank
Godson. Palestine Castle. A. 0. .K. M.
0., has decided to postpone indefinitely
its box sociable. which was to have been
held the ”nth inst.
—L11rgc 1111c of ladies' collars and gilt
belts are opened at Bcoiicld & Hoyt s;
also bicycle bclts.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Brush, of
Franklin street. went to New York this
afternoon. to- attend the dog show at
Madison Square Garden. Mr. IBrnsh's
brother William has tire dogs exhibited
there.
\ _..__.
. Y ’ a .
—Woman. Oh' woman. “by sufi'trI hound, where they were to he caged at
the Barnum-Bailey winter quzu'tors.‘
headaches? BradycrIotine is ri-licf. ~
-.... . 1----
A union meeting will be held in the
Norwalk Methodist church tonight, in
the intent of the Y. M. C. A. G. A
Avery. of the Wilson Memorial Mission,
of New York. will address the meeting.
~Seyniour, the original world's great-
est magnet and mind reader. will ap-
pear at tth‘Sorwnllr I()pcrn House.
Tuesday, Rem. F713. Robbins, of x”:—
walk. attended theftincral of his grand-
father. Winthrop Robbins, Torrington,
who died Saturday. from the effects of a
broken hip he received in a full one
week ago. He wars ninety years old
4-Scymour gives his London sensa-
tional Idrive test err-Monday. 1" “onuu'y
28. starting from-,Nprfl'alk Hotel at ['2
o’clock noon. See it. Freer-111111 pub-
lic. «moo--
"71??an
County Comm Henry L912 hos
presenter] to they” . ich public li-
brarythreo large V5591)?“ of \V 111mm
finthcries (5(1er of England,
printed in 175i. “'5th yolumes weight
{our pounds eachfigdm in a mint ur'
ccllent statue!- Mm. The gift
is One that might well be appreciated by
any library association.
TBigger dismount and lower prices
on' carpets and furniture. at Scotleld '&’
Hoyt's, Norwallr and South Norwzdk
willbc given for the next thirty days.
than are offered in the twin cities.
PURE
ONLY -
ROUNDED
REQUIRE '
its' regnulr weekly ,
meeting with Mrs. Richards. 81 (.‘hcst- ‘
1
‘ zio
Sclh‘ck. Chestnuut strcct. Mia:~
Krttlmrinv Swick la-d thr- dcvotionul ex-
orcism. and Miss Lydia Baldwin rcad 11
sch ctiou. The mmubvrs mud»: comfort
bugs for thc lumbcrmcn in Michigan.
Ellinwood's Players prove their farc-
wcll performance of "Dr. Jokyl and Mr.
Hydc." ut the Norwalk Opera House.
last night. The company loaves Nun
w.le with regret. having mudc many
friends here. and the. mcmbci's lcnvc 11
good rcputution behind them. which
s'iould he to their advuntngc lllhlll thcn
r-tnru ncxt April. They will play :1'
Ausonin the rest of the week.
‘ —Look at. Luther M. Wrigl1t':: adver-
tisemcnt. $0,000 worth of wagons
.slcighs and horse goals that must be sold.
Johanna, the cclcbratcd chimpanzee.
Sweet William, the mnndril, 11 lioncs:
and five cubs and three cub tigers.
accompanied by thcir keeper. McKay.
and his two assistants. ”Wei-c the occu-
pants of 11 special train that passed
‘ through South Norwalk at 1101111. yester-
a lave
, Belting
Kai. Powder
m DIST THAT MONEY CAN 8W
day. The animals were Britlgcpvrt
The train arrived in Bridgeport at 12:30,
after a run of l hour and 5 minutes. This
is fifteen minntcs better than the time
made by the regular trains.
—Look at Luther M. Wright's advertim .
ment. 310.0th Worth of wagons. slciglts
and horse goods that must to Hold.
Frederick Jones, of Old Well Lodge.
I". and A. M. .. South Norwalk who for
Th1- \rion ( '-|11-ss11nl1 will is n-orgnn-
i/cd 111- xt 'l‘ucsduy night. and .1]! 1111 111-
'n-r-I 11m r1 hit'tl .trc roqm-slul tn uttnnd
Tllt' .\1'14 11 soc in ty will uttcml. Monday,
tlioion wt and lntll of H- minus-1 dino-
l,.i1-1lcrkr:ur/.. at their hall in the (willtflll'
building.
Rt'V. Joseph A. Hignvy. ol'Jmnr-sbnrg.
N. .l.. fornu-rly ul’ Norwnlk. who has
“91'" in Seymour. with his hrnthcr, Rev.
\1. I". Right-y, at tho paras-hinl rosi-
dvnco. since tho {um-1'11} of their sislt'i',
left for home. Monday uncrnmn.
Secretary (‘hnrlo-s ll. Hint», of tho
Stntc lionrd of Education. has issued a.
circular to School Vi~itors. inviting
them to ft'll'WHl‘tl the 11111111131 11f pupils
whom tlwyconsidcr suitable to ln- 1':-
: vivcd in the Stati- Nnrmal sch“. .11,
The fourth quarterly confci'rnncn will
bchI-ld at tho East uremic Mcthmlist
church on Friday cvo-ning at 7:13.
Phi-prayer and praisv- sut'vn'c will ls-
h'dd tonight in the lcctun- mom of the
church. Thc ptstor will it :1:.l
A large delegation from (olfux En-
campment. I. (l. 0. l".. will leave on tho-
?le tonight to'visit. Strattlreld Encamp-
mont, of Bridgeport. and sec. ”1“") con-
for the Royal Purple degree on svvvrnl
candidates. The grand ofllccrs of thc‘
. statc nn' cxpectcd to he prcsctlt.I
many years \1 as the efficient senior dou- I
con of that lodge, 11nd who hns \11'111i(‘hi'islinu Endeavor Union will hold a 2
great praise from nmuy sistcrlm'lgos forlritlly in thc South Norwnlk Buptist...‘
The dircctors of the Retail Merchants' .’
Assm'istionof New Haven held a spec-I1
ill meeting yesterday morning prin ’
cipnlly for the pnrposo of conferring!
the lipsim-ss 1111111111:ch of the New
Haven ncwspqu-rs in retort-“nu to "I
plzin to R1 up out of the city itincrnntl
merchants. Acommitte-wc wnsappoiittcdi
to «- ousidi-IrI the "18"“ r. '
Tinf Junior stwcittits of tlic NuIlrwnlk'
h 5 line rendering oi thc middle clmmbcr' church, tomorrow nftcrmxm. ls-gitming!
work' in the SC( oud dcgri c of the craft, i at 1:3” 0 1 11-11 k.
'uid ' prcsidi-nt of tin l'nion. will giro :1 store-
[n’rformed the duties of that oilico in optii-on exhibition and rcfrcslmn-nts will
The he pervcd.
brethren who nttcnrlcd were wr-ll rcpnid. - Hflt'it'lit‘fl
visited 111iou Lodgc. last night.
cmfcrring the second (ii-grcc.
A delegation of members from Old Wcll
Lolgc new >mp11nied Mr. Jones, to Stum-
f-Jl'tl.
A large numbcr of friends of tho qunii-
ly attended the funeral. yesterday attor-
noon. of Mrs
her into home on Roton Hill.
(rcrmnn church. ofilcintcd. The pall-
bearers were Julius Bccktr Louis Quit- Holy Saviour, Rev 3. B. l’ondconduct-
man 1". BN kcr. Adam ht hinidt.
195 80550111; and Carl Thicl.
(Thar-
Thr mom
h -rs of the Ladies' society of which the I wrvicc w as not 1hr mil
tic-eased was a me- mbcr, and tho ('1' -lr- ‘5 “ "1‘ “1"" "f " ”"“"“"”' "f Brim?"
mauil Smngcrbund. of which Mr.
Thoim° “I. prc.sidcut attcndrgd 1nd “I", E nominations \\ ho l1.1vc.1grmd to hold
it iudsomc florid tributes.
SURE
and’s
NOT
HEAPING
SPDDNFULS '
l
Gustavo Thcimc, from;
Riv. 1Jnhn‘s 1".l1ur1l1
WilliamSchmidt. pastor H,- St. Pct'ers an cloquont and helpful sermon, Ash
' cuings in Lent nt- ‘11 tlioum- in that city.
‘ Among the prom-hers who have boon cu-
.Rcv. R. (l. Sin-rwmsl.
It is plnnnml to lli|\'t‘ tlm
tut-ct. :11 their rcspwtivc'
«hurt-hes and attend the rally in 11 body. .
The society of the- Norwull: ('ongrogu?
itioual church has 1 hurtcrcd .1 car on thc
West avenuc 1in w hi: [1 will it .111 the
car burn Int 3:20.
Rcv. William H. lmvis. rcctnrol St.
Bridgeport prom h» d
Wednr. sday cv cning. at the ('hapcl of 1 )ur
ing the- services. Th! surplir: ed choir
sung thccnnticlcs and hymn»: but the
Ray \lr Ltuis
‘port pastors rcprs scnting tln- lending do -
union serviccs on sm-c cssiw Monday or
gugcd arc Rt. Rev. Ir-igltton' Volt-mun.
lll'lltlp of Di-lnwnrv; lit-v. Dr's. John
Hallo" I’rcsbyteriung. J. M. Buckley.
Methodist, 11nd W: H. l’. annce. Hup- '
tist.
Baby Weighs less Than Two Pounds.
It is :1 pretty small child whi-n an or-
dinary finger ring will go over its arm, ,
but there is such 11 our at Essex. the baby
inrn recently to Mr and Mrs. Watson
VanBuskirk at New City. It now
IThe child scoms to lm hcalthy and is
weighs a little lm-‘H than two pounds.
lg'rm'. i111: slowly . l
1 ill
Flaked Oats, 2 Pound Package, 07 cents.
ttstlvs Potatoes. 45c. Dushsl,13e. Peck.
F D. LAWTDN 81 00., 22 South MainStroet.
You Need
Meat,
(unit-14s you are a vegetarian. u hcn you
need it all tln- smucbutthink you dont)’
«wenml money. We have the meat
youhavc thi- monoy. Let's trade. If;
your mom-y is as good as our1n1-at.wo'll 1
all be happy.
Sugar cuml shoulders. tic.
in the city.
New York MarketE
FRANK S. AYERS, Prop.
DONOVAN BLOCK, WASHINGTON STREET.
The ii not-t
EDWARD STREET
Will offer you unolhtr opportunity to secure tlltv of those
WHITE COUNTERPANES AT 98c!
Worth $l.25.
l’mitivcly this is the last time they will humid at that pricc.
urc being closed out at Less Than Cost.
Price.
All Dress Goods
Rcmnunts of same at Half
We 1m- prond of our display of
Lawns, Dimities and Cambrics
Full SPRING AND Sl'MMER WEAR.
l'riccsnrc wry l‘t‘:lh=.lliltl1l1' too. (irituiloponing of [11131-5 and l'2111hroidcries.all
kinds. widths and styles.
EDWARD STREET,
.‘1 (inn-tn- Building.
‘ l
Norwnlk. Connecticut.
f
lcxson s PHOTOGRAPHS!
(omblnctltontlc-st Styli-and Finish ilur ulm is to give mlle-lu-tiun
tuourputt-1111141111)tolurnishthcm with the the ”out mmlu- tions of
that I'll-l '"b’llil’Jlll" ..\ll 1.111;" 1"ullmli-in Idi'liilllt‘Ult ~ Studio's
1"..‘M. JACKSON,.Photographsr.
Over 1’. Mun-1's Confw'llnncrv.
NORWALK, CONN.
TA
53 WALL STREET.
m
Shorty Sherwood, Hotterl'
Occupi-s a pint. n of l-2.G11nomh1n
store, corner if Wadi and Water Ste.
\orwull. Cull n'rld are the later--
styles in Hot.- ( ups etc. 11"th
GO TO
—
MEAD’S
Plenty of
Fresh
MadeII
Dandj!
Always on hand.
R.H.
Plaisted,
Druggist.
“0......—
WE I
WANT
YOUR
ATTENTION
. m1)...“
FRESH BAKERY
A SPECIALTY!
m
FAIRFIELD COUNTY,
NATIONAL BANK.
113 Wall Street, Norwslk, Conn.
O
l
I
Incorporated, 1824. 7npit1d,$fifltl(10il.
These Prices
SPEAK
FUR
l-JIHHV 0 HF ELI-ZR l’rcsldent.
DAVID H. MILLER, \ 1139 Frost.
L. C. GREEV, Cal-blt'r.
DIRECTORS.
l-Zown: 0. Karim-:11, Mosas M. Glov 111:,
llsvm H. MILLEn A. J \11-211:,x1n
F. 51'. Join Locxwoon. Tin-1.0 i-I smru
Ins Cour, CHAS. i".Tmsr11.1M.
Accounts of Manufacturers. Merchants
and individuals Solicitor].
Safe Deposit Boxes
Frog/to Depositors.
()le
Themselves!
WVEHO NIOZNEG $103LSIV'Id
Hood's. Snrs'nparilln,
Ay cr's “
Dana s
(I uticura Rcmlvcnt.
__.
MAKE - 11- WISE - cantor!
curses CHAPPED
ls
Paine' s C 'lch Compound. 30c. Thcrcin helm-1mg “III"II I "11...... u itolv IIII
Green‘s Nervum. 750 huyim; IIII
Scott's Emulsion, m,
Castor-in. 25,.
Atwood's Bitters, 'l’bc,
two for 2510
William's Pink Pills. 40c.
('.1rter's Pills. 151'. two {1 .r 2.31-
chson's l’l. 'tst- 1‘“. l x .
two for 251-.
101'
Not Cheapest, But Best!
FOX
CYCLE
co., .
2 Elizabotfi Street,
810. Norwalk.
A lutoclr's Plusters,
”.0...-
.\R. H. PLAISTED,
43 Washington St.
80. Norwullr.
Conn.
Bicycle Sundries at I. Y.
City Pricesll’ ‘
its om
“mum WWW-nee m
COMSTOCK BR
PUT
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r
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livery week we shall tell you of some Won-
dcrtully good valuvs. if you have any
doubts as to the correctness of our state-
ments, 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
d
Men’s Ulsters!
A line Shetland Beaver. 817.011,lor1ner price,
$24.00.
An all-wool Blue Frieze. Fast Color. 8111.110;
have sold the coats for 815.00.
A Brown Erieze, Fast Color, $8.00.
Frieze Cloth combines all the necessary qual-
itics fora good cont ; warmth, durability
and style.
South Norwulk store open,cvcnings. ‘
J ,
LOOK our!
EAGLE BICYCLE!
Comstock Brothers,
CLOTHING.
16 SOUTH MAIN STREET, MASONID BUILDING
South Horwallt. florwalk.
MILFORD A. GIFFIN, Manager.
Agentlt‘or
Burnt-o People Stay
GLUTEN I“
FEED '
FOR WIth US!
CATTLE
ONIOKOI‘. I seldom lose a customer. The
'"d man who once feeds good cats to
HORSES! his horse is never satisfied with
Bag-17 poor dirty oncs. Pay what you
GRAIN please you can't get better grain
FOR that l offer you. You may pay less
HORSES but get worse. I
AND
CATTLE. " a
BRANGH M I T H t h
OFFICE anue " a c ’
SOLMANS' The Leading Grain Dealer.
LIVERV ,,
STABLE. ' l5 Marshall Street, 50. Norwalk.
11..
Printing
. ,
Carefully
Executed .
at
the
I
Sentinel Office.
1
PERHARS YOU DON’T,
H1111! 11-11 should want .111}
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry or
Silverware!
01 your “(Hatches Clocks and Jewelry Repaired .1111! Cleaned, call or
send .11 once to
A. W. AUSTIN,
NORWALK. OT.
('9
Opera House Block.
Norwalk Chronicler