«lithium:-
nun-sum TI“.
«on t....." in ma. 1.. nearly
m ”lemma! IT m every about today. .._..__; leaflets-111%,“...
team's llll'llllltlll
“~de1”me
bmmmmwwy
Donn-emanation 9
One of Raymond Earthen' horses died l
last night of colic.
l the i ‘enter School this ev eniug.
Arnold a Cu. .. the foundrymcu. receiv :
'11 a la: 0. mane. tl i .f
Miss Grace lluiit iii acting at clerk in l’ort Mill':llll. ( m morn 11g “1111‘
IFred Moad' A South Norwalk store.
Six car loads of rails for the (.‘oiisoli- '
dated Railroad company art-lied at tle
{might house. this morning. i
Fro—lib pork no N. Y. Market.
The consolidation committees expect;
“WWW“
The ricotch Evening will 1..- 11.1.1 h" ”3"""dm’;'“”m"“‘ 1
Thomas Color. of Railroad place. who
has been sick some days, in improving.
“.... M... .1.
The float hora of Mail Carrier Walter
Kelldiedyesterliy of. spinal moniugit 11.! Easter.
—-Look at lJutllei’TPMight e adver-
tisement. $10. 000 m Jof wagons.
sleigh! and home goods that must be sold:
l
Considerable interest is evinced in}
was retire y opupieof "I“ w Ilinen on “Some of the safeguards Tori
Monday I town. m and there
shoal be a large attendance.
Chauncey E Draining. has purchased
the entire stock "TIM' llrm Flynn &'
Dudley. manufactur-mmgt children'sI
shoes.
The high wind yesterday whirled greet
clouds of dust about the streets. making
it decidedly disagreeable to be out of
:to meet in South Norwalk. Moudayj
The eomoration cock on the water
F'.
Flaked Date, 2 Pound Package. 01 cents.
lletlve Potatoes, 45o. Bushel. lac. Peek.
night.
r. nfuwrou a. co., 22 South sain‘straat.
{pipe near Volk'e lint factory. in Day
street. broke yesterday. and the waterI
Bishop Williams will confirm ii clinic
at St Paul's church the Sunday after flooded the street.
...... Elinwoml and Bayviev avenues“
Special Ofllcer anientie on duty at 100““ ‘0'”) PW"! ”ll” morning, the
Norwalk today. the rest of the (my. be-- residences being extensively decorated:
ing in Bridgeport.
day.
\Washin 011's blrtld rograV ‘
‘ gt ) 11y p “mm lie v. A. .l bmithwill Npt‘tlk to young:
Illiver school. yesterday. it
young men. at 217 Cllt‘lillllll street. at
All are invited to
Two men arrested for horse stealing 3‘”) “"mnmlw-
lmsedthrough South Norwalk yester- . “"8"“
day afternoon. eurouto for Daubury.
, 11 student at Mt. Ilennon. Muss” who isi
Tliepropellor City 0' horwalk 1“ still at home because of poor eyeiiight. iaiiow
in the ice between Norwalk and South; visiting his brother Prof. A. \f. "(Y
Norwalk. Slu- will betowed out shis I.drick of this plan-V
afternoon.
with tings and hunting in honor of the l
l
(lhiirlesH. R. Heydrick of Brooklyn. 1
doors. 1
The Pioneer Wheelwomen' 11 club will 1 Th" “‘5“ l“ nturtcvuut ‘1 i“ dropping l
—Seyiuhur. the original world’s groat-' meet with Miss Faanetta Rose. 10 lsancs 91"“‘15' now. ““11 ”1i“ 111 1ru1ug ““3 "Wk“
est magnet and mind reader. will appear:
at the Norwalk Opera House.
The sacred cant—ids '. "The Cruci.
flxion." by Steiner. «111 be rendered by
the choir of Grace church Tuesday.
Marchlll atfip 111.3; .- ~
Jacob Schaub's horse fell down in
front of the trim -in Washington
street, yesterday afternoon. and broke a
section of the harness.._
—Forequarter luuibgtlc. N.
Edgar Bonghton has given up his
quartorsiu the South Norwalk lockup
long enough to me out a sentence of
sixty days in Bridgeport jail for drunk- .
81111095.
--Ladies' m: huts. 75¢}
Miss Jennie Pniizelt. coutrnlto. will
bathe soloist at W. H. Humistou's or-
gan recital in the South Norwalk Con
gregntioual church. this afternoon at 4
o’.clock
at ()‘Brieu's.
—-No sensations more pleasant than
. relief from headmho by Bradycmtiue.
r l 1 1 l '1 1
Day Operator Clark ofthe dock 11.11 to has sit-cured rooms 20; 309 Exchnngr' r on. i llll plat-1 suitib ., and that shi IShorty VSI'ICI'WOOU Hatter l;
called to North Adams yesterday. on niri- .building. New Haven. and will open liiulngmxlroputation.
count 0‘ the. set are illness 0’ hm wife. itlio headquarters March 5. with Fred J. l
Night Operator Kuzipp' is now Working
fourteen hours.
-—lleg lamb. 1011.
N. Y. Market,
W851” Yeomaus formerly ”f South i of the South Wilton school. met with be refund.
Norwalk. and ubrother-in-lnw of James!
Hyatt. died yesterday at his home in
Newark. N. .l The funeral will take
plaoetomorrow.
-—New Yo‘uinan style. of ’96. Q' Brien s
Sofar thirteen prisoners have been “
sentenced to State's prison at the pres. .
out term of the criminal SuperiorCourt. 1
This is a larger number than it was sup.
posed would receive such sentences. and
yet there are others.
—-Look at Luther M Wright 5 adver-
tisement. $10,000 worth of wagons,
slaighs and horse goods that must be sold;
The flag which decorated the organ at
the war song soncert in the Congrega-
tional church. last night. was the prop
erty of Captain James L. Russell, and
during the war was in front of the hos-
pital quarters at Hampton. Va.
: , ..+- '~
——Seyniour gives his London sensu-
tioual drive test on "Maud”. February
24. starting from Norwalk Hotel. at 12
o'clock noon. See it. Free to the public.
A A. Riymoud. of‘Elin Grove place.
started for Yonkers. yesterday. to see if
Edmund Tower. t e horse thief. is the
man who stole uhorse from Mr. Ray-
mond's barn and a carriage from Carlyle
T. Wicks’pluceJast fall. Mr. Raymond
decided togo only to New York city.
however. and it ill brobably’ send his
brother Robert to Wdiffliief.
—Look at Lutherm M. “Inght'e advertise-
ineut. $10. 000 we pagons, sleighs
and horse goods t ”(must be sold.
1'3
The new 1111le
in Bridg/ei 10ft:
the New York and
a short distance eastfihb present stn- 51'
tion. The sti-uuiboagélovk nearly oppo-' v; m be told byfler1rgc-Mun.in of the; pablymistakm."
site the old station musf beremoved as fUnchrsity of Rmbpswn 'l‘lio phono—l‘ Just go out and who a look :it that
that portion of the waterfront willbe‘ graph itself will give sedan and selec- WW" 5““‘5' l’mldlug l h‘” 1”“ l‘m'
shutoff from the city by the walls whit h tions by Burt-pt no talent. old cathedral ""13 “lb" '
will supp in the elevated trucks.
Y. Mkth
Plnce. Monday evening. February 24.
last night to take new quarters in Pales-
tine Castle. Ai 0. K. M. (2.. ball begin
ning.\pril lst.
Wilton dogs have been making havoc~
among the sheep again. ha'ting killed
lune in North Wilton and another at
I Daniel Moriarty' s.
i —Urubreilas and canes. at 0 Briens
. The propeller Eagle opened up the
harbor this morning after two hours
steady work. and several 111119111 oyster
' steamers followed in her wake. with tlit~
intention of getting cut to the oyster
grounds.
. A masquerade ball will he held in the
‘ Armory Monday night. April ii. in
. honor of Luther M. Whitney. who has
,for ten years been janitoriit the Armory.
‘ and is very popular among Norw alk,
‘ Imilitury men. ___.0
l — ~\iiislcy Rood has purchased a W.1r-.
l wick bicycle of Wheeler Brothers.
Th1~ Democratic State Central (ouimit
.2.
l
lewn. secretary of t111~_c0111111ittcv..i).1
ll'lidl'gfl. Clubs will Vibe morgam‘ud in
' every tow 11.
Miss Clara Rider, of N orwnlk teat lior
quite :iiitii'cideiit Wednesday afternoon.
' While enjoying the fascinating sport of 1
skating she fell (in the. ice. cutting her:
facequite severely. causing her to seek
a physician.
of sailing vessels, and others interested
1 in the navigation of Long Island Sound.
are about to petition the secretary of
war for important changes, improve-
ments and additions in the lights and
marks of Norwalk harbor. The petition
is beiugcirculuted. and will be sent to
of names has been scoured.
—Chickens. i21..c."x. Y. Market.
The many who have attended the sap«
pars given bytlio lidics of the South
Norwalk Baptist chimh will testify to-
their excellence.
nry 25. from 5:30 oclock. a c'liovsdei'
supper will be Marv-ml At about .. "’0
admit a musical programme will be
rendered. ('nkr- illlllll‘t' t‘l‘t‘lllll will be
sold. It is most earnestly hoped rilllllf
cv ( ry one who can possibly do so. wlicth-l
er theyliaveover been to church there
or not will go and spend a pie: isaint:
ev ouing. The ladies and all members of"
the church want an enjoyable smial
tiniefoi' all.
come.
—VL0wcstiu price. N. '1'. Market.
Caught Them" is the title of a lecture
and entertainment to hogiveu in the
ISouth Norwalk Baptist church March
'2. It will Cltnsl-tt of ndescriptivu lec-
ture in which are u'irratwl the exper—I
ietobe located between the tracks of ivnces of two college boys in “author m tube great den] of money in Vstories
flirt: divisions. 1 Europe. with a concert phonograph remarked the young man with literary
The strange things they 5 1w and heard
i bills and other r'hniming features.
l ‘
V 3111."
“ Pure and Sure
leveland 5.
“A use POWDER.
Ma'i featured mflfiilll bv Cleveland Brothers, Albany. 3' Y»
121.1. by th-L
has been used by American housewives for
years. and those who have used it longest p
Rood?! book free. Sold M mdaddtru. Cleveland Baking Pct-derCo” New York.
£1
Clevelanl Biting Ponder Company. New Y. n.
vcnty-fivc
154: it most.
0.
Lincoln Council. 0. U. A. M.. votch
V to \‘l illinni Tulii-y
Oystermen, owners. pilots and masters
Washington when the dcsired number.
Next Tuesday. lei ru- ‘
Remember you are wel-l
"Sounds from Europe and How wel
ed $59.11“ Sturtevant has the front of
his store adorned with flags and bunting
in honor of the day.
Silas W. Olmsteud. of Wilton, is 1-m-
ploying a number of men in cutting ties
for the trolley to be built as farasthc
Norwalk line' in South Wilton.
IRS. BARRES‘ APPEIVL.
Police and Newspaper Men Teellly at the
' Hearing in Bridgeport. Today.
A hearing on the appeal of Margaret;
Barnes from thi~ refusal of 1111- County:
Commissioners to grant her a license.'
came up in the Sumrior Court today at i
Bn(lgt'}”l'l. Both sides have a large:
lllllllllt. r of \Ylllltstil‘n. The state' 11 wit-
newesiiu ludi~ the pnlllt‘. newspaper re- ‘
porters. ex Burgess “111nm McMulk-u.
John (lrcci'iwootl and other residents of1
‘-thi neighborhood.
Attorneys Tyrrell and Paige appear
. Ifor the County (Ioiiimissinners. and At- l
term-ya Gray and Walsh for Mm!
Buiiies. ' l
I John lizirty. Stilts (“urtis and Mrs.
' Barnes gave testimony that they cousid
’l‘licl ('ouiity Commissioners introdut-
eduiilo~ 1w to slum the 11 id reputation
1f the place when kept by '.Tol1ii Tiilioy.
and that :1 license. w as illli rw ard ground
and Mrs. Barnes, butl
the reputation it 11.1 511111 that it had to
in support of the (.‘oniiuissiouci's' evi-
dence. W. H. lllmstomi. thu- representa-
tivo's of the local papers. and the Nor-
walk p 111cc gave strong tl'sllmuny‘
V, against the place.
At 1:30 the court
nor
adjourned for din-
‘ Why is it. ' the (' umminsvillo sage;
inquired with tlii air of one pleased:
with the sound of his own v'oine—"W by g
is it that llu~ man of forty or llleflltti-V
abouts can realize so well how old lu- is'
when lu- is talking to :1 youth of eighteen
but seems to forget all about it when he ‘I
meets :1 girl of that nge‘" V
Willie~I was kept in today for throw- ].
1‘ iuga ilug of paper at another boy. ,
1 11 mil—And wasn't that perfmtli E
just?
\Villie—I don't think. -' .1,
V'-whin I missed the boy a foot.
urn of Pm. um .~1<i.e— w by don't
lIHOIIKUh m up as if you loved me? Hi ;
l (absr- iit- iiiiiidc'd)—-l lll so horribly out of
l pm! lii' i'.
momma. :
Foriiinutin charge of building m:- w p113!
souwiugy—l tell you what (iiifi‘oi'ti.
you Wont know this place inn w 11'
‘ from now. ( 1iivict No. 6? l—«Ihope not
lair!
Wife—You saw
owning?
Hiii-‘bnnrl——Yes: but not to speak to.
Wifew“ hat :1 story! They tell me
. you were sitting with her for ’nore than
'tw 0 hours.
: Husband—True; but it was she who
did the talking.
A Rcfutntion. —“Thcre docsut see n1
Mrs. Browner lust
‘ That 1 \1 here you ill'l' pul-
replied the~ architect.
uspiratiom.
. Tito little girls were chatting on their
; w iiy to school. “My father Ill .1 gener-
suid the'une lx'lnstfully. The other
replied.a.sshc mum llt‘ll a bit of cake:
|“Miiii~ is a confection”! " And the.
l geiicral‘s daughte- y dartl~ ~d a look of a-uvyj’
; at her little companion.
l The County (Juiiiniis:~'ioiwrs are, going
to; sec to it that the much neglected
lscrccii law 1." mforcml. The law has
lboeuiidi'ml letter iii many places for
lIsevi-mlyenrs. 11o iittciupt. having been
I‘mude to enforce it. The law requires
.... I
thu- lwr 01' only saloon to lie plainly
visible. from the sidewalk during limits.
! whi- n the 51111 of liquor is forbidden
. m
You Need
Meat,
(unless you are it v.egetarian whui yoti
need it all the same but think you dont)‘
—wi- need money. We have the meat
you have the money. Let’s trade. If
your mom-y is as good as our meat. we'll
all be happy.
Sugar cured shoulders. tie.
in the city.
New Yerk Market
" ~ FRANK S. AVERS, Prop.
DONOVAN BLOCK, WASHINGTON STREET.
The finest
EDWARD,- STREET
Will olfer you another opp-mucky to secure om~ of those
WHITE COUNTERPANES AT 98c!
Worth $l.25.
Positively this is the last time they will be sold at that price. All Dress Goods
are being clonal out at ll'nll Than Cost. Remnants of same at Half
Price. We are proud of our display of
Lawns, Dlmltles and Cambrlcs
FOR SPRING AND SUMMER WEAR.
Prices are very reasonable. too. (irnnd opening of LIIH'S and I'Inibroidcries. all
kinds. widths and styles.
EDWARD STREET,
in (iziwttc Building.
Norwalk. ~ - - ~ - — Connecticut.
JACKSON’ S PHOTOGRAPHS!
C-mblnctht-met titylo- and Finish Unr aim is tn glie satisfaction
tooiii' patrom and tufiitnl~lifh0ni with the the llnmt [:rruliirtlons of
the Phntugmpliiv flirt Largm'ullm'ttun olt‘ hillll't ~‘i1 1- Studies
a. It. JACKSON. Photographer.
_ Over l“. )lvml'n Confw'liwtiery.
53 WALL STREET. -_ - - - NORWALK. CONN.
F OR SALE
CHEAP!
—:
Occupiis n portirn of l'. G. imwuki 1
stnre. corner of W all and ‘1' We! 5“,, l
Norwalk. ('all and am the lntee'V .
style.» in flats, Cape. etc. II 2!!! l
4— f
""—"'_'_l'
R. H.
Plaisted,
Druggist.
.——————o --——
WE
WANT
YOUR
111151111011!
(1——-———
(in account 01' ill
ll‘llltll.l tiller my
business at No. 91.!
Washington street
.\ first-
clziss paying busi-
l or S'zilc.
ncss. established 3
years. V
Frederick Mead.
FAIRFIELD COUNTY - -
NATIONAL BANK.
43 Wall Street. Norwalk. Conn.
Capital. $200,000.
Incorwrnted. 1824.
ltllWlN 0. KFl'll. lull President.
DAVID ll Mil Melt. \icePi-est.
L C. GREEN, Ca-hir-r.
. DIRECTORS.
Burns 0. KEELEB.
luvm ll Alumna A ..l MET-.KER.
PM. loiis lAJCKWUOl). Tim» 1': MIT“.
IRA Cots.
Accomm- of Manufacturers, Merchants
and Individuals Sailicited.
Safe Deposit Boxes
Free to Depositors.
These Pfloes
SPEAK
f0“
Themselves Vl
GURES CHAPPED HANDS.
' WVEHO NIOZNEB 9103LSIV‘Id
Hood's Sanapurilla. 65c .. 5 I!
Ayer’u " 7:13: _" ' ’ ' ‘
Dunn's " 7:113
'Cuticurn Besolvoiit, 8.3.:
Pninc's Celery (Jornpoiuul, 8:11:
Green's Nervum. 75.1:
Scott‘s Emulsion. N's:
Unstorin. 2‘11:
Atwood's Bitters. 1.31;,
_ tire for 251: .
William's Pink Pilll. 4th;
(.‘arter‘e Pills, 1511:. two for 251:
Benson's Floaters. 15c,
' turn for 3.1%
1'»
A in 1-1.1. plan-w.
BICYCLES
llevo Aluminum Rims!
FOX"
CYCLE
co.,
2 Elizabeth Street.
Io. Norwalk.
11.11. PLAISTED,
43 Washington St.
HuNorwzilk, ' . - "on".
Mosrs \1 Gwvzn V
(311.15 F. TRIBTBAM V
How Are You
(”’1’ FUR
PANTS? -
m
Most men llllll it necessary, about this
season ol'tlic y 'm'. to get (111 extra pair of
pants to carry them through to the warm V
weather. It's our intention to encour-
age you all we um and the vny we
lll)])t' to do it is by \'.\i.i't-:s AND "ARGMNS
thatzirciiiiviiss'iiiiJ-t FUR cuiii-ierii'iox TO
MEET! .
$l.48
For men's working pants that used to
bring $2.00 and ""
snares
For men's dress punts that we usuil to .
get $4.00 audit)” for are now going
for 2.98. It is an exceptionally clean - '
line ol'gooils all new and no: it patterns.
not an old-timer among them. \\ e have
on 1 about] ofzill former records in the
way of bargains and values. and feel
confident all calls will result in a sale.
Our South Norwalk store open evenings.
Money back il'you ask it.
COMSTOCK BROTHERS,
14 SOT'TH MAIN ST., 5MASUN1C fiLl)'G.I
Norwalk. l ( Norwalk.
Milford A. Glfl'in. Manager.
8-).
Agent 11:0;- ., .. -._ , '... -_ ._
Bun-“o It 5 All Right
GLUTEN
FEED . TO Talk
22:11.: If you'w~ got something to talk about.
it We‘ve gut the wry thing. Want 0 tell
Chg: on. you about some ”315 we receive this
an
week. Bought for bui‘loy out: and thy
HORSES I were: but full of wild. llll'lllp seeds. so
DES-T- tliat I couldn‘t l'llll tin-iii :111 right. We
GRAIN screened them. though. lib-t over 5470 lbs
FOR dirt and N‘Plli.llllll llHW uti‘ur them toyou
H ORSES same price as some folks would charge
AND you for ordinary outs. Does the 1111111
CATTLE you buy of do lllllt ft 11' you?
BRANCH
35:35“, Manuel T. Hatch,
LIVERV The Leading Grain Dealer,
STABLE. l5 Marshall Street. 50. Norwalk.
TheIDoctors of Rational Medicine.
l' \N lil'I l'l).\' ~l l.'l‘l'.D AT THE
City llotel, South Norwalk Conn.
MONDAY AND TUESDAY, OF EACH WEEK.
.\llo\:'i'rii.'nl: .. JV 1 -'.~,itl p-'r~rnl'Vr'.r-- lininf
DR. J. C. CLARENDON, ChiefofStVafi'.
Thu-ohm”: -‘m.\~ lu‘nziv‘ 1|.ll1t rnmll
THE WORLD VS GRIEATE ST EXPERTS
Thor iu-intuiil. lw 1i and: but-11h ourv a- be, r. in and ulu-ngi'nr'; il-le feeling. more fully
~'lu\ur|\' llflll mplthl) lllllll 11:11 on r lm'n lion: 1.1“ . in pl: pi Winn.“ lieainli uwl better than the
piitim-t .. ‘tlliln vii-elv- nth. \ lll do- i~l inulu 1M :\il.1~~;.-1~1.~ot:i glen" .'- and historsie its
in" iii!» in '3. progress and n rim mm. in. .
Tlll'. \ 'l‘lll'. A'l‘ \l Lil :il' irrh. l’rmu- l iti~. .\~llmin Fpilv~ pin). \~ rvnih Exbi'. listio'n. Rh nma-
Clllll)\ll “hit .\5- llsm lian '«i'i. l' ili>ll Mlllllll 'ipli Ali‘Ul. l 112.] l (rl
P35251411.“ lh’HllH (‘ \\- H! Hle )ll'T l”) ’l'lll2l MENU". [‘0 TREAT
No Parson Should Doctor Any Further, or Take Any More Medl-
clne before Consulting Them.
. Not only will ( alien be fillrpl'im‘ 1 [if the‘r \lul’lllv‘l’llll kn :1le lge of disease. their nlnin. con-
.oii-omplunmhm of mu l\ . .u- -o and u'tlmi but .1l ll 1.- me Wrull ~11 rapidity Hill! which their
new. mmmnu «mm lllllll l'llll trn'c tnir'nt go «to lb 1. r1 want of the trout le. giving almost luv
Halon} rel. cloud in all 1- .isw ~."th t hub- 11: >1 prngre‘w ill .. f:1r.I
A PERFECT. ABSOLUTE AND PERMANENT CURE.
'l‘howmlH 4an wish it lll>lill"ll\"llntli'l'11ml lllLl ill" \ will not trike incurable vibes—reserv.
ing tho right in r1 .W t {.111 ”no that. in lie 11' lllilumv- ill bus I ;i~<~ 11 into the incurable st
1 um vmir l?‘.|\\t' [1' 1111 r1j~ ml \l on 1-11.. wt. 11:1 ih- ... n'nw ~ were l'rlvllllily dilcumble beg
to it that you do not (lo-1.11 ton in ~11:
fAIIwho visit these Eminent Physicians during. This Month will
receive Consultation, Advice, Services and Surgical
Treatment Absolutely Free Until Cured.
Young . ran n. "13ml um. sillT"rln£Tr1-m sin-.lifl- .. rel m ml n~ ~11 1u~ diseases and imme-
dint» relief and lll‘llllillll . 'llt‘t undo! tli Null 1:. «I H m, lI-u'. 1w r1'.'l l1rmnlntednndemployed
bv llio‘w llw' lots.
Hours, 10 :1 m. unit I 25 p.111. (;tllt‘l’.‘il(lllli‘CfUi'lllfi State of Conn.,
136 Court St.. Corner of Orange, New Haven, Conn.
. -— ~~~ _. .._ ___. ._.,__ -__ .3
1 mil 1m: ("Rll'il .u. mun» 11-szth
I “V” gludde-ns our heart when she comes
'll'illlllllltl ~-' let‘t “all 'lpi '.t‘ 5110 is hurt!
to plt' use but when '51 11‘ is suited her sat-
1.1m..." results in reiommendation of
1
our stock Mothers and we gain trade.
1
mm- utivon :1 higher p111 «1 Critit
tin-d from .11 iii. to 'l p.111... any week
day.
l’uintcrs' Supplies.
Artis 5‘ Material». Pictures.
' Pic by: fniiiii-il to order.
Paint g. l’npcrhaugingiind Decont-
lug.
DECKER.
79 Washington Street.
\ .
So. Norwalk.
'l‘li-~ Tlllll l5.lll;ll our wallpapers will 1'
claw cxziminuth Ill. and are hard to pli- '
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Norwalk Chronicler