Wm:
HUMANS
M'me 11 1111
1111111111 union
he! 1! 111111111. 1..., so. 111 11111
IN“ 11111111111111.1111,
Cluster Bullock is ill at his home on
Wm” .........
Aninfant AouofEI B. Weed, of Cl“!
attends seriously ill. ..-
Iliss Gm. Clarke! Westport ave
nus. has the measles. .
Stephen Henry Smith continues seri- .
ously illat his home in Newtown avenue
Two horses belonging to tho i-lo'nth
.Xorwalk Beef company, are very sick
with distemper, -
Arnold a: Co.‘s foundry in Hoyt
street,shlt1lownlast Saturday fortwo
weeks, to take inventory
Mr. and 1111.11.11 hmtherton are re-
juicing over the arrival of a new baby
girl at their home in Nerwalk.
A‘publlc meetingiuthe interest of thr-
Y. M. C A. building project will be held ‘
in the association parlors tonight.
Contractor 1111111111111 has placed 11
four-horse powar gas engine in his car-
penter shop in Franklin avenue.
Rev. J. N. Steele, curate of Old Trini
ty church. New York. will preach in St.
Paul's church, INorwalk tonight.
C. G. Ives, organist of the Disciples
church. Danbury, has been engaged the
organist of the Norwalk Methodis:
church, for the year beginning May I.
..-..a.__.
—-"ll‘riends' 01111," a delicious break
fast dish. Sold by all grocers; 101.- “T11
pounds. ..- ..
Section men were engaged today lay- l
ing the fourth truck Trout Monroe street I
south to Spring street. getting ready 111§
use the west- bound depot. l
—I.100lt at Luther M. Wright‘s adver-
tisement. $10,000 Worth of wagons.
sleighs and horse goods that must be sold
' Three children of Mrs. Mary Weston.
of Bridgeport, “-1111; have been in the
Fairiield County Home, were restored
to her yesterday as was also the, four'
year-old son of Mrs. Lizzie Balazs, also
I o‘er-1111111111111. ’fi' 3 :1“
—Wanted—40 vacant houses. (loud
tenants Mitchell a Son, .111 Wall 11.
The Rev. WilliamJ. Slocum, pastor
of the church of the'lmmaculato Con
caption at Waterbury. yesterday said
there was not a particle of truth in
the story that he was to be returned to
the parish he recently left in Norwalk.
—I1ookat Luther ——.M “Wright' 11 adver
tisement. $10. 000 worth of wagons
sleighs and horsr goods that must be sold
Baby Lester will make his first appear
anon on any stage, in the new comedy
drama, “Sandy Book, the Life .Saver."
written especially for. Miss Leswr and
the baby, at Hoyt a Theatre, March 9
‘ This will be the first time this play has
been upon any stage. Norwalk and
South Nerwallr theatre goers will no
doubtedly extend a hearty welcome to
the popular Minnie Lestemhe little new
comer and the entire company.
Miss Anna Brownrsof . Bridgeport is.
just recovering from :11me attack of
blood poisoning. She has been on the
verge of death eight days, but her phy'-
sicians now have hopes for her recov-
ery. ' About two weeks agoshe prickeda
blisterthat had fomied inthe palm of her
left hand. Two days later blood poison-
log set in and. when Dr. Bragg war-
ealled, the swellinghud extended to thr
girl's shoulder m"
—-If you want good tenants for the
coming your, call on Mitchell & Son.
James 'Cavanaugh, one of the four
Danbury toughs charged with a brutal
assault onPoliceman F. S.Sullivan than
on December l,pleaded guilty in the
Superior Court at Bridgeport. yesterday
1 afternoon. Judge Prentice deferred sen-
tenceuntil the other prisoners were
heard from. James Coyle, Michael Mc-
Namara and James. H. Keating. the
other prisoners, subsequently changed
their pleas and acknowledged their guilt.
(70er was sent to jail for a year. McNa—
mara fer ten month). (Javanaugh for
eight months, and Heating for six
months.
—L1mk at LutherM. Wright' s ad1ertiso-
meat. $10, 000 worth of wagons, sleigha
and horse goods that must be sold.
0!. 0.1“. 306th purchased.a
bicycle for his son.
I" 11.110.11.145 of Harriet street.
is ooulled to hished with the rh11nu1a-.
than.
Wallace J one is cutting kindling wood
in Huckleberry Hills, and will bundle it
to sell.
The heat Owen Merlliama. is at
Raymond Bmthers' wharf with a cargo
of coal.
The chorus of the Germania Banger-
Ibund will rehearse tomorrow, instead
of Friday.
Miss Clara Whittley, of Beldeu a1 rune.
has recovered from a severe attack of the
measles
The Norwallt tramp house 1111111111011-
ed again last nightI and nine wandcn rs
11ers sheltered there
Butler Lodge, I. (1.1) It. 111“ confer
the third degree tonight. An oyster
supper will be served after the w.ork
There was a large bonfire near the
oyster docks. this morning, and theI
' blau’ could be seen nearly a mile away.
Mrs. John Dunlap. of Hillside a1euue,
died yesterday afternoon. Slu- leaves
four children, one' of them, a son, only aa
week old.
The 1h11ir of the First Congregational
’-1hur1.-l1 arepreparing an attractive pm EN
gramme for a praise service next Sun-
lay evening.
Captain Henry 8. Tyrrell, 11f Com
11a11yI,Fourth Regiment. of Winsted .1
has made application to be placed on the
«retired list.
Miss Ritie W. Tandy. who has been
spending several weeks with her aunt,‘
\Irs. I). Dunlop. Retort Hill, has return-
1111 to her home in Brooklyn.
Louise L sign will meet tonight at its
new headquarters 111 Mystiet ('hain H ill,
Washington street. The ‘ions 11f Hor-
uann will meet at the 11111111 place ’11-
:uorrow night.
Warren 111111.111. will lmild a sum-
incr cottage alongside of his present.
house. on Chimmons Island.
will be $2,500. Architect A. N. Paddock
.s preparing plans.
Edward Hubbcll requests The Sentinel
to state that he did not break in tho
I1111i' of his apartments in Hwartzdz Cor-
11ctt‘ s b11111. k. neither was an oilic1 1' sum-
tinned. ' ~}f . ‘
At the Congregational chapel, tomor-
row evening. Rev. T. K. Noble will
give his usual bi-monthly lecture, pro-
paratory to Holy Communion. which
will be observed next Sabbath morning.
He greatly desires all members of the”
church to be present if possible
The Norwalk T. M. C.A . basket-ball
team will play the Bridgeport team“ at‘
the association gymnasium. next week
Friday night. On March 13 the Nor-
wallt team will play a return game at
B. id geport.
-Always ask your grocer for
"Friends” Oatsz” 1011 two pounds.
Mr. R1111, representing Miss Minnie
Lester. was in town yesterday. making
arrangements for her engagement at'
Hoyt's Theatre, the‘ week of March it.
He reports Miss Lester in very good“
health and says she has elegant new
plays and n wry-strong company, band
and orchestra;
The school entertainment bids fair not
who monotonous. his not a musical.-
although a full orchestra will appear
.1nd violin'and harmonctte selections
will be rendered It 111 not avariety'
”11”“ although there w'" 1’“ 1.1km; 1ja11it111 .1111l lo1 k1 d 11p by Uilher \ .111111t ? .2
specialties [1' in not a gymnastic exhi
bition although lh‘ 1'9 will mam“ 9“ Judge Iinbbell 11111411 11111111 sentence 111111 I
erc inns in calisthenu 11, Friday night.
The case 11f the Village of Chester
against (7. T. L1.- 1nard. is expected to 1111'
taken up for trial in the. Superior Court.
at Bridgeport. this afternoon, and will
befollowedhy the hearing on the ap—
plication of the Norwalk Tramway com
pany for a finding by the Superior (‘ourt
that public convenience and necessity
mine the extension of the electric
roalfrom the town of waalk to the
town of D1rion. . V 1,1
A 1.'onf1-rcn1e was held yesterday af-
eernmn at the Council room. in Nor
walk. between the special 1omn1itt1e
appointed by the Nor“ alk Council and;
representatives of the Norwalk Street
Railway company relative to the Mill
Hill problem. The stiuation was dis
cussed informnlyand another meeting
wrllbcheld before th1. thirty days 11x-
pire.
“Tare and Sure. "
Clfllld Sm
BAKING Pewmaa.
:Ils uniform and reliable.
W
Bauhavllle. mguestsof IdelbertOstsr-
banks. of Union hark
Miss Fannie 11111111111 will 1.1111...
illustrated lecture on India, at the Nor-
walk Methodist church. tonight.
The Rube Tanner company. which ap-
pears at the Not-walk Opera House. to.
night. gave a street parade this noun.
a... --. «a.
s. l1‘ordi1ber, of Bridgeport, has 11e-
cured a [union toassist in] Photograph-
er Ceorge B. North's gallery in Wash-
ington strwt.
One 11! the employees of the Pennsyl-
vania Bridge company had his main out
yesterday afternoon. by a not falling 1111
his head. Dr. Burke dressed the wound.
Frank and died at his home 1111 the
Connecticut Turnpike. this morning. 1
aged lifty four 3'1 ars. The funeral will 2
pmlaihly be held Friday morning. from
St. Mary' 111111111 IL 1'
W. E .L. Caperon, of the "Academy.
has leased the billiard room in the Ma-
hackemo Hotel, and placed William
Kioslu'iu 1--.harg1 The tables will he
1nerl111ul1xlaudput in "TNT-(11W 11hap1-.I
I NORRALN' 8 BIRTNOAV.
Ilhs Two Hundred and Filly- Sixth Anniversary
oi the Purchase 111N111 Tews.
! Today is the two hundred aml tlfty-
sixth pnnisersnry of the purchase of
11ka by Roger Ludlow from th:-
Ilndlans.
. vere passed 111n1’1-ying to the town of
lNorwalk the lot where" the Ludlnw
monument has been erected.
The deed is given by Josiah B. Mar.
Ivin and William E. Marvin. The wit-
guesses were James B. Lndlow, Esq.
nephew of the late Hon. Thoma-1 W.
'Ludlow, of Yonkers, 1'. Y., both of
In honor of the event 1l1-1'1ls
whom descended from a brother of Reg-
er Lndlow. The other witness will be:
William Whitney. an l111lia11l11ilf-brecd. '
Those witnesses are in 1111111111e11111r11-T
tion 11f1l11-. original sale of Norwalk to
Roger [.111ll11w. I’vbmary ‘26. I640. win-11
L111l-1
low from Mahm’kemo and 11111111 of his
. this town was purchased by Mr.
Th1; 111.4. ‘
braves. It is 5111111111111] they 11w! in the
wilderness. about half :1 milo‘below the ‘
present Saugatuclt depot. 1111 land now:
owned by the Enos family.
The witnemws to the deed were young
mlThonsas' Ludlow. son of the (condom,
and his servant. 1111 I111lia11.given to him i
by the 111l1111ial court. At the time of
' the original transfer, Ludlow resided ‘
in Fairileld .1111] was deputy governor of?
the state.
Rev. (' . M. Sellm’k was present at the;
transfer: It was largely through him I
that the monument was erected here by E
the Ludlow heirs. The unveiling will.
probably 1x- 011 Founders' Day. with up-
propriate exercises. ‘
Rev. C. M. Selleck received 11 letter;
this noon from Mr. Ludlow saying that .
' he was detained in New York and would
be unable (11 got. hcm in time to witness
'tln- dead.
the Norwalk Probate oilice. this 11111111.
I Rev. ('. M. Sellcck witnessing it in Mr.
Th1- decd was executed in
Ladlow's place.
Found 11 Soil 81111 in the Church.
Nowell Brown. 11 mm ling gilder, 1111s
.rbfgging 11ntl11ntr111t~ 11f Norw111k.last
evening, and later sneaked into the!
Metl111dist1-.hurch \1 here l11- laid down
in one of the pews prepared to spend‘
the night. He. was disc-muted by the
who was s11111111111111l.'l‘l1is morning;
told Brown to get out. of to“. 11
Norwalli was Victorious.
A The Norwalk Y. M. ('. .-\.l1:1sltct-l1:1llf
team went to Danbury last night :md‘
.met the Danhury association 11111111.,
I Ewhich the Norwalk boys recently d1f1- -atr
od here. They arm ed home this morn- 1
ing victors by :1 score. of ii to 111. after a
bird fought battle.
Alittle 4-v111r-old boy “as bad the:
other day and his mother said: “Sam '
.my, why don t you be good? “Came.
I'm afraid." was the prompt reply.
‘ Whv are you afraid?" “(100d Iinl
Inys get to be angels, and I don t want
to be an angels. 11 id have t 111 ear fedI
.dnrs like a hen."
The) were discussing the. trials 11f the
missionary in savage lands. and after an .
hour's sifting of the obstacles in the"
,1way of those. who give up home and
1 comfort for duty. 11111- of them rose. up 111}
leave. “It 11111111111011 downto one point.
after all. " he’sai1l“Y11u can t 11 no .
predestiuution 11nd .‘hirItIs on the l111.1tl11’ ~11 '
both at the. sanit- timc.’
The young man who had traveled be
”And there I st1)od,tho abyss;
yawning at my feet~—~" “Was it
yawning after you got there or did it?
. ibegin after you arrived:" added thel
:young woman who had never been
‘away, and then the young man found
,‘thai belied just time to 911th 11111 last.
icar. I‘
A F. D: LAW'rNa 06.:
Flaked Oats, 2 Pound Package, 07 cents.
Native Potatoes, 450. Bushsl, 13c. Peek.
F. D. LAWTON & 00., 22 South MainStreetQ
EDWARD STREET
You Need
Meat,
iuul1ss \'1111 are a \eg1-t.11i1111.ul11~11 you'
need it all (In 11111111 but thinkyou dout)‘
-—we 111011 money. We have the moat
youlrave the money. Let's trade. If
your money is as good as 11111' 1111-111. we‘ll
all be happy.
Sugar 11111111 shoulders
in the city.
New York Market
FRANK s. AYERS, Prop.
. 111-. The finest
lDONOyAN BLOCK, WASHINGTON STREET.
Will offer you unothe r opportunity to N‘( are one of tl1os1-
WHITE COUNTERPANES AT 98c!
Worth $l.25.
Positively this is the land time they will be sold at that price. All Dress Goods
are being closed out at Les-1 Than Cost.
We are proud of our display of
Price.
Remnants of same at Half
Lawns, Dimitles and Cambrlcs
FUR SPRING
Prices are very ntasouuhlv. 1111).
AND HIYMMEII WEAR.
(irandopeniug of haves and l-Zmbroideries. all
kinds, widths and at yl1-s.
EDWARD STREET,
:1 (111201111 Building.
Norwnlk. - _ - -
Connecticut.
JACKSON’ S PHOTOGRAPHS'
luiiil'lnt llil T‘il' ~1l5‘ll11'11n-l l1.‘-
.11,
Druggist. '
__—-1)_.__.
.WE
WANT
YOUR
ATTENTION!
0
(
D o
1 1.1 These Prices
ll
: SPEAK
I 1-1011
0
.11 Themselves l
' 111
E .
3 Hood's Samaparilla. 6:11:
0 Ayer's . “ 7511:
Dana's “ 75c
Cuticura Resolveut, 15.31;
I. Paino' :1 C1.- lory ( 'ompound. 8.51:
. Green s Nervnra, 75c
Scott's Emulsion, 11111:
'Castorin, 25c
, Atwood's Bitters, 1511',
lwu {01' 251'
William‘s l’ink Pills. 4111:
Carter's I’ills, l1'1c. two for 13:11:.
1 Bt‘lltlilll'fl Masters, 1.311.
th for 331'
A leock‘s Plastors, 1111-
....,0.._..n
R. H. PLAISTED,
43 Washington St.
So.Norwalk, - - - Conn.
rWVZHO NIOZNBSI SroaLSlV‘ld
Riding School New Open.
NORWALK
PATTERN worms,
6. H. Aisthorpe, Prop.
Rambler,
Gales,
Ideal,
Stunner,
and Gotham
Prices from $111 in H11". l.11r1.:1- duel. 1 1 who
fr« 1111.
The 1.1. Prowitt Ce.
i-‘1 Main Street. Noi'walk.
EELS
BICYCLES
Rave Aluminum Rims!
‘ 3. Elizabeth Want.
’ 39'. Hover-us.
How Are You
11Fl1‘ Milt
PANTS ?
Most men find it 11cccssary.:1l1111ri this
season 11i'the y 1111', to get an extra pair of
pants to 'arry them through to the warm
weather.
age you all we
It's our intention to encour-
':111 111111 the way we
hope 111 do it isliy 1211.1'1125 .1x11 momma
that (li't‘llll'USSllilJ-I 1:111: 1111.111111'1‘11'111x'1‘11
.11 1:111 '
$I.48
For men‘s working pants that used to
bring $3.1li111111l."2.:'1il 11 pair.
L
l or 111c11'.
$2.98
dress pants that 111' used to
get $»l.i)i|:1111l.'1.11(1 in: are no“ going
for 2.118.
li is 1111 exceptionally clean
line of goods. all new 111111 neat patterns,
1111i :11: 11l1l-ti111c1'111111111gthem.
1'11111.’ :1l1c111l 11i':1ll former
“'1’ have
records in the
“'11) 11l 11:11'1g1i11s' 11ml v:11ues.:md leel
confident all
oils will result in :1 sale.
”or South Norwalk store open evenings.
Money back il'you ask it.
COMSTOCK BROTHERS,
1.; SOUTH MAIN ST., ‘MASDNlC Bl.l)'G.,
Sc. Nor'wulk.
Milford A. Glffln, Manager.
\ ’ Nor'wnlk.
BICYCLESI.
3' 79 Washington Street.
11.11 aim 1- t-1 1:1.» satisfaction .— -_._..
l-1vv'1rp11trw1-~.:1111ltni11n1i~l1tl11 11 mm llw tln- 11111-1 1.1«1l111-t11,111.. of
lllu l‘lu-t 11:11.1 l1.-' .lx't. 1.111,;1- ml? «ii-~11 of i'l11l1l1'1-11.’~ .‘twln’n. Agent For T '
» _ -— 3mm“, it 3 All, Right
1:. M. JACKSON, Photographer. éLUTEN
Over l'. bio-ad's(‘1.111inutivd1or1'. raga To Talk
53 WALL STREET, - . . . NOR .
I WALK' GONN' Y gggTI-E If you've got something to talk about.
’ ' "‘ "‘ Chi k “'e've got tl111 v1-rIv thing. Want to tell ,
.Shdfty Sh°fwooa, "attorl BICYCLES! lndo ’n. you about mllllt' oats we r1-C1-ivcd this
Occilpirsn portion of E. (luauwalti' sf HORSEST ““‘k- 130111111! {01' barley outsuud ““5.
store. 1:1 door 11' Wall and Water SN. , w,. haw-11111 1...”, 111111.11 who“, in ’ were ; but full of wild turnip seeds. s11
:"YX‘IIIIILHIIIE"I3.III‘I‘:“:I:" ”“3 :3?" town. (”1111111111111 see them. ’ BEST that I couldn't 1'11ll 1111-111 1111 right. We
y ' V " '1 ._..l I¢|evelsnd 5W0“ Special. . GRAIN screened them, though, lost over 500 lbs
i ii 1.11: 11111 11I11h.~1-l with large 11111-3 FOR dirtIanrl 11111115.:11111 now offer them 111 mu
lift”? 111111' ”PM", W “n imitav: HORSES same price as some folks would charge
Th. Staffing. AND you for ordinary oats. Does the man
R. H. . lluiit llko a watch. CATTLE. you buy 11fd11 that f. 1r you 1'
The Gold Crank Falcon, ——
I - ‘ Large balls in all hearings. BRANCH
a lste The Imperial. orrrc: manue| T. HatCh,
The "go 1111111111" kind. SOLMANS' . , . . ,
’ 1"” Manhattan. LIVERV The Leading brain Dealer,
1111-11-11 11111111111111.1111. STABLE. 15 Marshall Street. 50. Norwallr.
[All lK I P?
your calendar and M’I' how 1111111' 11 is 111
S iring. Tim: you'll 11.11111 11111111111 house
renovate gem-rally 111111 "111": lil r-ly 111 Cd
some “my wall paper for amoral rooms.
(‘111111- in any day this week and m- tin-
litvst patterns in decorative wall paper.
That 11 ill give. you iimnto t11k1'y11111'pi1'k
inf 1111 unusually tine stock.
l’ainters' Supplies.
Artists” Materials. Pictures.
Pictures framed to order.
Painting, Paperhanging and Decorat-
‘ ing.
' . DECKER,
So. N11r'w:.lk.
0. H. HAR'VEVS
CITY - EMPLOYMENT
AGENCY.
l’.1_~iti 1" fur 1211.11.11.31!» 11.111! l1 humid-r-
mai l11r unitrv ~ I .11111-r1'11111' ilr 1 l:1»~ r1f1r-
tin-'I‘ \lsn [111~l2l1\n {1r 1111111 {111111 }1\ 11-11).
1111111.11111:.1ir1l .. 1.
Ladies and gentlemen desiring first-
class m in in any capacity can obtain the ‘
‘same immediately at the above agency; ‘
also those wishing penitiona, either male
1 or female. can secure employment.
‘ IL: H. HARVEY, Harvoy' 0 Shoe
. 1 Store.
, ()11 account loi' ill
l1~:1ltl1. l odor milv
business at No. 92
\\':1~l:i111rt1111Street
A first-
1-lz1ss paying busi-
l 111$:1lc.
ness. established 3
years.
Frederick Mead.
RHAM’S
Store I
. ...-H
n
70 North Main street, South Norwalk. l IIO Fifst Avenu'.
L
lies-.114: as. DISBROW,I
Toachor of Plano.
‘I. dress :11 West‘Avenue.
Terms Reasonable on Application. Ad. ‘
hug 30 6m 3
East Numallt,
‘Cbnnhctleut.
Norwalk Chronicler