Wm WM 11
W with the fixtures. in the store
recently occupied by the South Nprwallt
Mind Booting company, at the east
4.1111111111111139. and which was clos-
1%! mural months ago by an attachment
" hmofh‘cw York parties was 111
yesterday to [1111 111111111 of the late
E NR 11111111111111 110 M11pl1 11v1- 111111.
VIC-'mmnnagtrof t1111 companv L.
1810mm. the administrator or Mr.
.M‘s estate. director] the removal
1* 111110111151 ,._.. .
‘ 111111-111 quarterly conference will
NE in the parlors of the East Ave-
C“ ”fillet l‘piscopal church this cv ve-
M“ 7:45. At this meeting reports for
hwmwill be given by the pus-
y, fig-lntendent. class loader. loEQl
, treasurer and the various com-
w Thestevvm'ds for the ensuing
QM! will be appointed. Dr. J. W.
W. the presiding elder of the (lien
”E; WE. will pissldo at the conference
‘1 W. S. Folwell, of tho 1:11.11 me
" up Mt, lathe grand- «laughter of a
. , soldier, Justice Keeler.
E E Mtg and Mrs. Folwell‘smothcr,
EEE'E 19,-wa Raymond. now live 111th
WW, Miss Frances Keeler. at tho
fifilylrsnidence on Beldcn Hill. Yes-
. m Raymond celebrated the
csiventh anniversary of her
1 ‘ , 111111 received a numbcr of
.'“Em. ‘ —— '
A box sociable was held at Charles
W1 Smith’s; in Maple avenuedust night.
t thirty were present. A very
ttirne was had playing games
until long after midnight. The party
wig composed of cigar makers plumbers.
“1“”be and shirt makers, 111p1'e-
isnting the rising generation of the
growing town of East Nonvalk
Harrison 111111.11111) moved last fall
fromPlrst avenue to Maple street is in
very (noble health. It is thought 111.11.
or: £000th of his advanced yours, he
will never recover. He is atlli11-t111 with
aoomplication of diseases, and recentlv
his mental faculties have become some-
what impaired. ___~
EWhile in New York rcccntlyC. H.
Allthorpe signed 11. contract to get out a
large numberof patterns, p11111 111.1111 111'
Jpntlng apparatus. upon which he is
" nowut work. Tllt‘ 1'1'1111‘1 1.1'l “ill 11(1‘1111':
thit department of his factory 1'111'3
busy for two or three months.
"Jule residences of Mrs. 13117.11 .\1-1k1r-
than at No. 51 Fort Point stn at. and
Chgrlsns. Beecher. at No. 52'. on the
Eaims street, are under quarantine 011 1111- 1
count of the measles. The patients 1111-
Ackemian' 5 daughter Corn and
Mrs. Heather's son Harry.
'Cgptaiu Robert- J. D111 111 of Companv
D, hagvicated the rooms on the second
floor of C. H. Aisthorpe’ s tenement
house in Riverside 111' cone, and has
amoral 11011111110111 3.1.1111 It is 1111.
dEnl‘ItOOd that he will go to Stamford.
Hiram 131-1111111131.- s new house 11‘. War
attest is nppmaching completion.
The family will not occupy it. however.
until about April 1, when the weather
has'becorue settled and the walls thor-
cughly dried. ______
A fondly named Prentiss have erected
a lance across Lincoln av ennc, Ismalh.
This shuts ofl‘ communicationw wwgg‘ot-
tractor W. H. Smith, and he
logil rights to have the obsEEtraotion re-
moved.
Mrs. C. H. Aisthorpc. of Riverside
avenue, and Mrs. George Bird,‘ oi Tay-
16' avenue, South Norwalk, havereturu-
ad from a few days‘ visit with Mrs.
Bohnl't Bell, in Brooklyn.
The front door or Philip Platt‘e hours
in Second avenue bears a yellow card.
denoting that there is measles in the
family. __.
The river in the vicinity of Oyster
Shell point affords good skating for the
boys of the East Side.
TheKeeler-Sturges horse race has been
'set for Saturday. On the Gregory Point
boulevard. _____
The Nammake club will have 11 shoot
MW. at the Gregory Point range.
Cdnnidernte. —Fathor-—Why did you
tyonng Mashnmn to kiss you in
. the 11111111111111 night? 1 Daughter—Be.
5 cause I was afraid he d catch cold 1n the
hall.
In Kansas. --“That was 11 powerful
111M111 debate at the literary society
lint night." “What was it about?“
“Whether the microbe was more injn
rial than the cyclone. "
The wife—Ill should die. John. and
main-ryagalnl hope you would be
Eligible enough to mm a woman of
Mary age. The husband—Yes. 1111111.
my; that is, your 1g11 when I
married you 20 years '11:"
Thsthte of Rev. A. 8. Kavanagh’s:
lecture on "Books and Eyes—Hump or
no Hump?‘ in the Methodist church.
has becnchangcd to \\ 11113191111111 night.
Fcbmarv L'tlthE.
WAN AOOIEIENIC
The Cones King" Plant. a Crowded 1191111. l
The return of “The Cotton King“
brought forth .111 attendance at EHoyt'sl
theatre. last night, m1st gratifying to
management andcon1p11ny.ltwasin-
deed 11 crowded house. The prcscnta- !
tion of this popular 11111111 drama was
most satisfactory. as was demonstratedi
by the frequent warm applauw. T1111
leading role was in the hands of James?
M. Brophy who essaycd it whcn tltc'
company was 11111111n December The
same ability and complete subjoction of
110le characterized his work. He. acted
strongly the dramatic mluinunems. A l
clever villain was llichnnl Htocklcy in
the person of ”scar 1121111111. whom we
saw before in the some part. His con-
ception of "heaviest" is atrnlv artistic
one.:111varm hearted exterior and even
a cordial‘hand clasp when inwardly the
character isldecoltful and false to all
llbblithoughts and 111-eds. His por-
tray is a strong and happy outcome of
data acting ability. (lomcdy ele-
ments were introduced by James Mac
Donald 11nd Miss Vivian l'attcc as Ben-
jamin Tapper and Kitty Marshall.
They created much 111crrimout.MissE
Esther Lyon was again leading nomanl
and acted well the emotional r1111 as
Hefty Drayson and Miss Sophia Albcrt'
was Elsie Kcm in 11111 same pathetic:
111a11nox'.(loorgo Turmr wax. 11 goodi
James Shillinglaw yct not as strong and
emotional as the character calls for.
William Henderson 1111 111-1. Mr l’ondcr'
caused consldcmblc amusementbnt there
is more fun in thc role. than he made.
J. Frananrkc was Mr. Fonsccm 11
charactcr requiring self sacrillcc, and.
0111‘ proving the strength of friendship.
All Athlete Laid On 1110 Floor. 1
At :1 pri1'at11 5931101! after the p1111form- .
anceat the People's Thcatrc. Duncan
C. Ross. 1111: athlete, 1v11~1 thrown on his
'buck by Andrew J. Seymour. “1111-
1v111'l11's gn-atcst mind roadcr. human
thought magnet and spirit 1111sli11m."
I11 answer to the question \1'1111tl1er1111 of- E
fercd any resistance, Mr. Russ said: “1’
tried to but could not; he touched 1111' 5
I head with 11161111111111 and I found my self 'E
flat on the floor, on my 11.1111. 111- forcI
; was aware of it.“ Ross said 111- is 111111'11
more thorough 111-hover in the sch-um- of
l 1111- mind titan in 1110. 1111111111111 of tl1v- mus-
l c111.-('1111'11-11 111d licra 111
Andrew J Scytnourwill111111111111 tln-
Vom .1111 Opera Housc.k'clnu.1tv21 111111
5 :1 1111 giro: his London wusutional
ldriving t1. s1, starting from 11111 Norwulk
EH11t11 1111111111 noon at 1"11111111 k
0111 ltube Tanner.
John .1 11111111. supported by a first-
.class company. prcscntod 'Uld Rube
iTnnncr" in thc flp11'1 H1111s1-I1"rid11_1 E
‘111'c11ing.\ug11st 111111. T111-pl11y is .1;
co1ncrl1'-dram:.1 tln- salicnt points of
which M".Bla1-k brought forth in 11.
E 111'111111111111111111'. The plot of thc play -
is so arranged as to 1111 oasilyfollow'ml by
tho audiencc, 11 circumstance which
should (10111111111111 it to the public. as
nowadays so many specialties are intro- ‘
duccd' 111 thcdrama as to render it 111-'
most itnrxissrblc to keep lrtwh of the'
thread of the play. Special sclsduc
to the orchestra 11 lncli 14¢...er choice!
selections in a highly commendablc
manner. and received hearty applause,
from thc 1111111encc.-Ncw Milford
Gazette.
The company will appear at th1 Nor- ‘
walk Opera House. February "6 and "7
"The Toronto."
traction at. Hoyt's Theatre. next Thurs-
day nlght. is said to ole: in addition to
11 well told' and intensely interesting
storyaserios of remarkgbls stage pic-
tures. The first of these is the tornado ,
~cone in the first act. The wind is,
heard—first ascarcely perceptible breeze.
gradually amt-casing in intensity Grud- '
nully the zephyr merges intoa 1v,ind
and the wind into a gale. which in-
creases into intensity every moment.
The gale whistles with awful intensity
through the trees, bonding until they,
crank and groan under the strain. Then f
comes chaos. The tornado comes down
and carries away in a horrid, s1virling‘E
mass, trees, outhonses. fences and flow-
ers. The illusion is complete.
Hooks and Eyes.
Eyes—Hump or no Hump," in the
Rowayton Methodist Episcopal church
Wednesday e1 suing, February 26.111. 1 :31):
benefit of the church The cause is
worthy and the lectme most. enjoyable.
Jacob 11.111.111.11,
Flro. Llfo and
Accident
INSUR__A_NCE!!
Real Estate and House Agent.
Ocean Steamship Tickets, and Sterlingl
Drafts. Loans Negotiated
and Stocks Sold.
orriclz, 5 11.111.110.11) PLACE.
Next to Post Office, '
lhOUTB NORW'ALK ' : CONN. E
1 Notnry Public. Acknowledgments Taken.
5
:GORHAM’S
l
E g
to
.1 m E! E
“The Tornado," which will be the 11t- '
Rev. A. S. Kavanaglt will deliver that? -
very popular lecture of his, "Hooks and i .
o'clock. Thcurocecds will be for the antEs rurE11111r1111111~.1n11.1r1~ .dwms 111 111mm
' .‘1'11'111‘1’8
Would-1111 t ‘3'1-list—l tlmught you said
that after t11e1111 lessons of 1111 hour 11111111
1 should know how to ridc':
Cycling Instructor—Bo you would.
sir. if you 111111 not spent 11111 bait part of
the timc 1111 the gmnml.
"There!" said the 11u1-1gctic lady.
"lt takcsa woman to saw 1111111111: 1
want and gm 11 that plumber such 11 ad]:-
ingtothat 1111 reduced his bill t'1.""l
know you did. " sighed 11111 husband.
"H11 sent a bill of .1'. " to 11111 otllec to~
day for the time you took up in arguing
with him.‘
The ll‘lcntl—Tlll‘rt' is 11 chancc of your
11111111111111 11111111111111:
Lines. Mrs} Lines—1111. 111-111' 1111-! l
hopo not. 111-1111 Charles would look so
hide-ms in .1 laun'l “'l’l'lllh-
Aspirations One Would 11:111111' \‘ot
llavc “(111111111 11 ~—l"uir Britomo 111 [la
Maurierl—Tlmt Mr. Ly-on ll1111t1-r 1s .1
toulitrymanof wars. 1 111-lion“: Why
docs 1111 5111' dc 1111' and 11'-:111111‘ 111111
4101 ta11"‘" Ann-ricuntu 1.1 111114011)»
011, 111-'sonc of the thrifty A111111'i111111
wholly to pick up 1111 tlrosc lI's you
English drop.
W
NILLII‘. M.DISBROW.
To-ohor of Plano.
Terms Reasonable on Application. Ad-
dress as West Avenue. ang 30 11111
W
TAYLOR & GOLDEN,
Real Estate
and Insurance!
WACHINO‘I’ON STREET.
So. Norwilk.
Mrs. Brimnn-rly—Ikar 1111-!
didn't know until the 0011-1 day that
your husband 11111111 humorist! Mrs. Dc-
Ruyter-Wcll the fact 111, it lsulll)‘l latc
l1'tl1nt John has 1.111111 it up scriouslv.
. . . v—v-
on
For furnaces and ran-‘
Persons looking for 11 lot or house and
'lot. with the View of purcl1uing.arelnvlt— .
ed to call and examine our list. it 2 how-
them for 1111111111 every part of the city at.
1WM23EE?M° prices and on easy terms.
on t
gee. Every h o u s c-
kcpecr should try it.
Better and more cco.
comical titan any oth-
er coal.
Wall .
\
'Paper
80. Norwalk.
Store!
On
Ou'r‘l
Bargain
Gaunter!
10 First Avenue,
East Norwalk, 11'
Connecticut.
r1-ady for serving. 1011 can. Bargain!
1- 111r -1.1- y--1.r
1'E1E1E:E1E1E‘E515E1E1'Ell111w11 . {111111111 and 11111 st 111111111111 condiment 111E
.rll",',,',"jEE,j‘,”‘,,,,,, - ‘ lt1.11E11'orld. Has always 111-1n sold here
""' “ " “'1 . 1-1111111N1wl1111 1'111'251 111111ttlc. Ibougltt’
"‘.‘_",E,," " ”H” 111111 / ll11'11llol111-tn1kul '1 11111111151116 collt't't'tl.
"L‘E'Wl’ ”1' “' ”“l 1111dntftrit at 131'11 bottle. Great har-
l'E'E'EIEE'E'Ez'1E'E‘E’E1;§E’l$3.131: " gain. no: to be duplicated. .
'19 9359 Sl-ifluld G'W- ;\ {1111' more cans of Hopkins“ Hullcd
1111111 llollyEs .1111 11011111311151“! '1
111111111 .11 11-11 "1111.11.11 l‘r- 11111.1r /
$1111, a '1.1 it is found 111nncjs'itt-1c
things 11.111 11.11 1n 11.1111. Le Page' 5
l lquld GlucEi. 1111. .1!roug.~.1Enucart!1
1'. 1‘lric. 511 11y 1:111 1111.1h tor you to
m;‘1<c :1 clme j11nt.'m1l11hen it is .'
\‘fT"——lhcrci$‘ ourLMh (1 31:1” ,
..
r. _5.
n. E ‘11-...
' ( ‘1 m1 at 511
Dates, .‘11: 110111111 packngr.
T11~1v1-llo1v peaches at 1.311. 1111n.goi11g
good
Lorenzo Dibble!
('illl.
wonder "
$013111 .\"oR\\'.\LK. February 18111. 1896.
Mrs. Mary Fly11n,1vill you call and pay the rent (Inc
me for the Occupancy of 1111' premises. \o.-11 South Main
Street? In so doing save expense.
IOIlX I’ERRIS.
BICYCLESI
We have the best line of wheels in
town. Come and see them. 1
Cleveland Swell Special.
53:11:11 1111111 BANKS.
You 111'1ul1 ln't make
. 11 better in1e.~tmcnt
. of money tlmnb 3' the
1‘1 111‘ HASP of 11A-
1103111111. semi-unset.
'l h1 1111‘1nt rust.
mot lisrion t 11111 the -m
they don‘t tl1111-t11a11
. E in value to anv r11.1- :pgnit isnt ‘1c1cland or an lmitn-E
1111111111111 cExti-nt and 1'
E" '11111111n 11 ways roa-
lizr on 111-1m wry h’ Sterling. .
ncztrlt' tho-1r 11111». Built liken wot-:11.
'I'hm' make tlnnprcs-
The Cold Crank Falcon.
Inn-go 1111le in 1111 bearings.
The imperial.
Thc "1:11 111111111" kind-
The Nonhattan. 1
“111-n 1011 11'. mt first-pant 11111-
n1111111111rj1111'clr1 go to
HOMER B. HOVT’ S
Jewelry and Optical Store,
80Weshington Street.
F. SCHAVOIR, M. D
55 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
South'Norwalk.
PRACTICE LIMITED
TO DISEASES
OF WOMEN
Office hours. Mondays and Thursday.-
8totlp.1r1. 1121 1y
Tl" The 11.1.1 wt 11 11111-1 built.
Ridirlp‘gcbool Now Open.
NORWALK
PATTERN WORKS,
C. 11. Aisthorps, Prop.
1
way 1?
11112101011 and Cross Creek E
RAYMOND BROS-
l1'1'11111:11 r1111 Kuhn-y licatis. :1 new on .
ride that i. going 111 111- popular; cookt-d'
Warner" CV11“ port R11lish. pronouncudi
hycntlll11is~1urs to 1111 the pilot 111111111- El '
1 OTHING BUT PRICES Hummwrr
If you pen a wheel with largo 11111- !E
. ,. a” "
ISTRAM 8L HYATT,
2 GAZETTE BUILDING.
HAMBURG EDGINGS!
“ 1: 1111111 pluccd on sulc this week our 111111111 new linc of Hamburg Edging» 111111 11151111111211.
lhc 111111. contains all of 11111 Very 1.111151 things in cmlirohlerics £11 1'1111111111', uninsook 111111 811151
in all widths and prices.
[met lnnrcatc. Mrs.-
INVENTORY SALE!
Before taking our annual inventory 11'11 pz'oposc 11) close out all short lengths and rcnmaots in
every department.
5
Remnants of Silk,
Remnants of Black Goods,
In order to do this “'1' have markcl them all 11231111 ll.\l.I1' PRICE.
9
. Remnants of Colored Dress Goods,
1 All to go at'iust one half of 11111 rcgular price.
Remnants of Cotton Goods.
ETristram 81 Hyatt, Norwalk, Conn.
FRANCIS a CO.
Clothiers.
INVENTORY SALE!
One good turn deserves another.
FRANCIS 5 C0.
Clothiers.
125 Per Ct. Discount!
Our business for the past year 11:11 hccn larger and the most satisfac—
[tory of any since our location in this 11133111111 in return we will give [EVERY DOLLAR of our profits for
the next TEN DAYS to our customers.
UlSters,
25 per cent on every article in our store.
NOTHING RESERVED!
Overcoats, Suits, Underwear, Neckwear,
White and Fancy Shirts, Hats, Caps, Etc.
Beat in mind 1"()1'Rll()l.l..\RS FOR THREE.
, it is.
‘mtStomcr's money being as good as another at
Also we mlvcrtisc 11nl_\' 1111111. we have 111111 121111113115
.\0 JAle l.\ Till: BOX. N11 gucss and you don't get it,ll1ut :1 straightfnrward transaction, 1111.1-
FRANCIS 81 CO’ 5.,
R111 1 l.."\llll Cl. ()TlllliRS '\'\'l) l l RNISIII; RS.
86 WASHINGTON ST.,
50. NORWALK.
Sale to Commence Saturday, February 8th.
You will hind 111cm cloqucnt coouglt to 1111111111111
your attention.
—._
51:0 yards black figured and stripcd sutecus.
7.1 yards wide always a shilling a Emmi, this
week 71: per yard.
Don't forget we are selling a lining as good
as fibre Chamois, at 111C per yard.
300 gent's Cheviot, sattecn, cambric, or out-
ing flannel working shirts, our legitimate scc
line; for this week 391: each, or two for :51;
Only two to a customer; immense assortment ‘
to select from.
50 dozen gent's lincu collars, one dozentoa
l1ox,rcvcreible, price to close, 15c box: one
third value.
300 pair of ladles,‘ misscs' or children's hose /
supporters, any size 51',p'.11r. Just think of it!
50 dozen ladles' night gowns, not fancy,
b11111 good sensible gown, with 11 splendid
quality of muslin in it. They ought to retail
for 65C, but for a special this week, we place
them 01151111: at 501: each.
25 dozen extra large pure linen towels.
fringed, agr 11: each.
Special priceon broken lots of children's
underwear. If you need them our store is
“the place to buy them. ‘
100 ladics' calico wrappers, 471: each.
1
[3’
83 Washington Street,
'sourH NORWALK,
CONN.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Fish,
Oysters
and Clams,
Lobsters.
-.-—--——»
Elbe Best Assortment of
' Fresh Fish to be Found!
EHORSE RADISH GROUND TO
ORDER!
, , -———.—~
,5 Pure Maple Syrup!
5 Pure Tomatoe Catsup'l
Pickeled Oysters!
1 Telephone Call. 10.11.
YO U N G - M A N!
“'hy tuketh chance of D ug
with.ut Iu~1 1rnuce, when our
Cents a day will
INSURE YOUR LIFE
FOR $1.000!
0r Six Cts. n11.1y will give vnn an llndou-
mc nt of $1. 0110 payable to yourself it you
111'.e W 11h Insurance, like everything
else,the best. is the cheapest. Insure in the
Connecticut General
Life Insurance Co.
01 Hartford.
"5. s. L’HOMMEDIEU,
111 Washington Street,
i
1
1
l
1‘
So. Norwalk.
J.D.JENNING$.
UNDERTAKER.
KNIGHT STREET,
Norwalk, - - -
Upp. Street Railway Depot,
I1.SIDE.\ CE ELM. S Till-1T
. TELEPHONE. CALL, 11.
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