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llASIlES HERE on TIIEIlE BY THE
SEITIIIEL’S RENIlTEIIS.
loco oI Tuning They In and that
In Hermit, butt Mom": and Vicinity
During M Dior-at loumyim
The chorus of the (Jennauia Stunner-
bund will wheariw tonight.
- Eureka Lodge. Daughters of Rebekah.
will reheanw tomorrow night. i
Humboldt bulge. Sons of Herman.
Will meet muight in Mystic Chain Hall.
Washington street.
-(iood pliomampiis do not fade; you
can not them at lteudmau's. Gazette
building. , Norwalk.
The sacrml umcert ot’ the Norwalki
Liederli'ranz. which was to have taken’
place next Sunday. has been monitored
to the '32d inst. ‘
Philip Mama. the assistant bridge tcu-
dcr. yesterday concluded his engage».
ment. and the selectineu will employ.l
another man
Mrs. O‘Connor is having her residence
at (.‘ollendar's Point handsomely repaiut- l
ed by the J. T. Prowitt company. of‘.
South Norwalk. ?
The 3:25 train for New York was dos:
layed several minutes this morning. bc-j
iug unable to couple on the two D n-‘
bury cars on account ofa curvo'
tracks.
The residence of Oliver (i. Fessendeu. z
in Stamford. was entered by burglars.
early, yesterday morning. and jewelry;
and clothing valued at 800‘ was taken. ‘
There is no clue to the thieves. .
——quortunately drunk. unbearablyg
nick. unspeakably happy with Bradycro: I
line's aid.
P. J. Martin last night resigned his.
pooltion as static manager at Hovt'sl
Theatre. Mr. Martin has been employ- t
ed in this capacity for several yeuis, and I
has given the best of satisfaction. *
I
The subject of the meeting this even-
ing in the Norwnlk Congregational;
chapel will be. "What Can we do to‘
Help our Pastor?" and the conversation l
on the suggestive. topic will be owned!
by Deacon Charles A. Tucker. 3
Captain Chamberlain. of the sloop:
Mary Jane. vuow moored oi! Raymond I
Brothers’ dock. reports that yesterday's
storm was one of the worst he has ever
experienced. While he. was off Black
. I
Rock the boat 5 anchor was carried away. .
:onnecticut. has again come to the;
front in D. A. R. matters. through thci
Simsbury chapter, which. by its regent. ,1
has sent a check for $2.30 to National'
head uarters toward the. fund being.r
raiser to erect acolonial hall in Wash-
ington.
. Town Health Uliicer W. J. Ti'accy'sl
bill for services rendered the town of
Norwalk from” December 5, 1895. to
January 31'), 199“. amounts to $165, for
110 visits. County Health Oflicer Hill
has submitted the bill to the selcctmcn
for inspection.
—Beauty of Hobrou potatoes, $1 a
barrel. F. D. Lawton at Go.
Philip Fitzsimiuons. who was arrest-
ed yesterday for being intoxicatml. was
sentenced to thirty days in jail by Judge
Frost, but sentence was suspended to
allow Fitzsimmons. who has an injured
knee. to return to the Soldiers' Home at
N oroton. for treatment.
' ‘he funeral of Mrs. Haiinali'E.-Benham
was held yesterday aft-emoon from the,
home of her nephew. Henry E. Bmlwoll,
Fairlield avenue. Reva. A. S. Kavau-
ugh and G. H. Beard officiated. and the
singing was by Mrs. N. F. Campbell
and Mrs. C. S. St. John. The pull-bear-
ers were Joseph S. Dunning. Edwin
Wilcox. F. ‘M. Jennings and Seth Rem-
iugton.
The Norwalk Street Railway (‘0le
pauy‘s snow sweeper was run out yes-
terday afternoon about 3 o‘clock
and cleaned the tracks. Shortly
after flo'clock another trip was made.
The. sleet on the rails caused a brilliant
electrical display as the sweepw plough-
ed along. Streaks of blue flame shot
from under the wheels. makiug'a pretty
reflection upon the clouds of snow
thrown from the space between the
rails. while at intervals there were
streaks of flame from the trolley wire?
above. The Tramway company also5
run its snow plow over its line with a!
similar effect. ' l
-—Weare hanging wall paper at ‘25“;
mt double roll. J. T. Prowitt Go.,f)ti.
\‘ashiugton street. ‘ j
..-... ,
The South Norwallr. Temperance Re- 3
form Mission meets every Sunday at'
that) p. m.. in the old Congregational;
chapel. All who feel an interest in Illt‘,
cause. of tenuicrance are cordially invit- 1
ed to attend and assist the managers in ‘
their ciforts to stem the tide of intem- 5
perauce. This amattcr in which the;
whole community should' interest itself. i
not only to reclaim those who arcat;
present degrzuled and impoverished. but ‘
Attorney John J . Walsh. at Nor-walk. I
Inherit" .. ..
been raised. his dan liter Maud. who
h 'bicycle racer. has decided not to com-
t e. . .
. ietc ill the races of it".
' trainer for William A. (lnntbo -
'billiard parlors at Stamford. lwtweeui
I F
Mrs. Sarah Smith. ot Ann street. in:
recovering from a very serious sickness.
Miss Mabel Nickersou is acting as‘
cashier at Betts‘ Norwalk amour-y store.
i
Ad. (iatl’ney iii employed by l). A.”
Baden, the grim-r. at ti Raymond pin-om. E 5 u u
The luucralol Mrs. Chauncey l’latt ‘ 3 " “
was held from her late residence. ycs- ‘
terday. Rev. C. M. Selleck otllciating.
Cranberries,
wStrictly luish‘ eggs. is. dos. 1". l).
Lawton & (..‘o. -m__
Mrs. Richard J. Uutbill. of Spring
street. entertained Buckingham, Re-
lief corps at a quilting party. yesterday
’ run" some NORWALK f‘EvnNiNG ammo.
' D. LAWTC
w
o lbs. California Raisins. ac, to lb.
inn. uwrou i. 00., 22 South mansion.
... L. “up“... . ....
N18. CC.
" 256, In lb.
" 250, Inc lb.
Inc por qt.
afternoon.
There will be. an entertainment .ai
Calvary Baitist church. under the au-
spices of tie Literary Ml'lt‘ll)’, Friday :
evening. March lilth.
o
The quarantine on the residence of L. I
W. Smellcdgc. at 1‘: Pine smiet. bus
was ill of diphtheria. aving M'm't‘t'etl.
Douglas Fowler Woman‘s Relief Corps
will hold a sociable tonight in (lrand
Army Hall. Professor Deniarest. of
aniklyn. will furnish music.
——Loolt at Lutherlil; Wright's adver
iseiuent. $10,000 worth of wagons.
sleighs and horse goods that must be sold
W. H. Humiston gave the second lec-
tare in the series of Wagneriun operas‘
yesterday afternoon. at the home of John
ll. Ferris. The subject was "Die
Walkucrc. "
"Hod"
,
'3 Jew/we
My
Saunders, the Well-known
He will act as
anoth~
er Norwallr dyer.
Next week Thursday the directo. of
the Fairilcld County Savings bank will
meet to till the oilicc ot' secretary and
treasurer. made vacant by the death of
James H. Bailey. -
Stats Smretary C. B. Adams. of South
Not-walk. attended a session of [chs'
(Youncil. i). U. A. M.. at Stamford.
Tuesday night. aml witnessed the work-
ing of the new urond degree.
High spliced heel, «Mum.- we, and
——Slrictl_\' fresh eggs. itic doc. F. l).
Lawton & Co.
T. J. Byrucs. the tailor. will soon
move across the. hall from his present
location in tho Hardeubrmk building.
into the rooms to be. vacated by tho Noiu
walk Water (.‘omiuissioncrs.
5 Gazette
.\orwalk.
Alice Allen, the Saugatuck constable
who n-cenily captured a horse thief with
a Bridgeport liveryinan's horse and car-
riage in his possession, has employed,
Hurlbutt & Gregory to sccnl‘l' for him‘
the otTcri-d reward.
it was L. 0. Smith. l'oi'm-‘rly of
South Norwallz. who went to Atlanta.
($21.. to engaged in the hat business. and
not (lonld H. Taylor. as The Sentinel
was informed. The latter is still eu-
gagcd in inannl'acturiut: hats in Voters
‘53 WALL STREET, .
DONOVAN BLOCK, WASHINGTON STREET.3
:Our Line Of Spring Blocks
..__.._._.._... ...___._..__.. .. ..L” _.
WARD STREET
(.ll'l’ers :0 dozen
Ladies’ Fast Black Hose
(ll the Celebrated and l7ncquallcd ()nyx Brand. at
25 Cents Pair!
.u-ccut goods. Avail yourselves of the opportunity.
We are showing a beautiful line of Fancy Ribbons. Also a new liucot'l
Foul y Silks for waists, in Dresden and Persian Effects.
JACKSON’S PHOTO'GRAPi-iszi
t'rmililuethe Latest thlcaud Finish. Our aim is to give satisfaction !
to our nitrous. and to furnish them with the. the llucst prnducllu
llu- l'llnl‘tflnllillli' Art. large "Ullci'ilnll Id Children‘s Studies.
E. ill. JACKSON,
Over l". Moad' s Confectionery.
What
is the reamu“ the pct-plu- do their
Il‘illllllk with us 1' For the bent-lit of our
brother butchers who WI‘H‘ cars to start
the storytliat We had failed last week.
We all say: We will be in business
when they are sweeping crosswalks.
To the people We will givs' a specialI
sale every day this week. ”or nnu'kct
will in- open until 5 o’clock p. in. every
evening.
New York Market
FRANK S. AYERS, Prop.
.5
spliced scam. They are regular
STREET,
Building,
Connecticut. '
union 12.. .1896. '
Caused by w *ariug hats that do not lit. We are now
. prepared to conform every hat. we sell to the shape ofthe
head of the wearer without any extra charge or inconven-
ience to him.
Includes all the popular and becomingr styles and fashion-
able shades in the market. We have an excellent but we
sclliit $l'flll.’ '(luri‘largcst sales are on our $2.00 hat
which 'an't be beat. and cquallcd by low. ()ur $3 dollar
hat is identically the same but lx’.. I’. & Co..ol' New York
talk so loud about.
Our Spring Clothing
Is coming in every day. Come in and look at it; makes
no dilll-rcncc it you arc not. ready to buy. South Nor-
walk store open evenings.
ms of i
Photographer.
NORWALK, CONN.
Still.
—We have this year's wall pxqier as
low as lil‘ipfll'llnlllllt? roll. The .I. ’l‘.
l’rowitt. (‘o.. no Washington street.
The Sn )plltl Quartottc. of South Nor» .
walk. wil sing next Sunday al‘tcrnmiu
at. the Y. M. (3. A. song: service in the,
Norwalk Opera House. The quartcltc
has just begun a course of instruction
under Miss Bisscll. of New York.
Thu-re was no meeting in the intcrcst
.ol' the. pl'upiim‘ll Y. M. (l. A. building.
last night. on account of the storm.
Thn sclectun u will have Mrs. Michael
Sam-do. ot‘ Bunion street. conveyed to
‘ the Bridgeport hospital this week.
Marshall J. (‘om-li. toriucrly of South
Not-walk is a candidate for' councilman
win the l’coplc‘s ticket of Park Ridge
j N. J.
day. lrluiuia Brown. formerly of Nor-‘ The. Holden liulc Circle of King's
walk. was arrested for assaulting an! Daughters. of the First (‘oum-cgatioual
other “'0an (m llltl swept, Throw: li‘ildl'flll.“‘lll l,il)SIp(illt' Illt‘ll‘lllt‘t'llllg lllllll
deuce showcd that Emma was the more next» week Friday.
”ban ‘. Si 7‘ 'a.‘liu.‘l. ‘ and c ).‘lt-l. . , ,
' h h u “ C H 15' H \Vasluugton chapter. .\o. 24. it. A.
'M.. met last night and conferred the
' ' Past Master degree upim Addison Av
A match game of pool tor loo pullll'b'. Betts. James Forbusli and George ('ur~
—Finest roe shad at Hunt 8: Zelufi"s.
was played 'l‘uerrlay night. in the Star; (is,
. The Union Vetcraus‘ l'uion will hold
‘a social next Wednesday night. The
‘conuuittw of arrangements is James
»- ‘ l/Hmnnicdicu, L. S. Owens and \\', 0.
-Look at Luther M. Wright‘s advcr< ’ Merritt.
tisement. $10,000 worth of -wagons.
sleighs and horsc not that must be sold.
Charles Ferris,of that city. and Harry
Stark. of Norwalk. the. game being Wtill
by the former. The score. was too to no.
Eight years ago last night the .iucuior-
'ablc blizzard of 158.24 lemon. and for
f nearly live days Norwnlk was dead to
.1110 outside world. Yestcnlay's snow
.storm was .1 rmuindcrof that eventful
timc.
Mrs. John ll. “'t‘sion. of France
. street. who was stricken with paralysis
: on Saturday. still lies in a critical croi—
‘dition. At her bedside are licrsistcr.
. Mrs. (image Hall. of Bnmklyu. and her
;sous Edward T. aml John W. Weston.
3 also of Brooklyn. and Peter ll. Weston.
Hf Hartford. '
-——Wcstport smelt at lluut tit Zelull"s.
‘ The Woman‘s Christian 'l‘cnqx-rancc
Union will hold its regular weeklyJ meet-
ingwith Mrs. R. T. Makin, 15 Day
street. Friday afternoon at ll o'clock.
All members are requested to be present
as the free. will meeting is to be discus-
and.
Esther Louisa. daughter of Jesse and
Amanda. Smith. formerly of West. Nor—
wulk. died Tuesday night at her home-
in West avenue. in the fourty-ein'bth
ycarof her age. The funeral will be
held from St. Paul‘s church. Friday af—
ternoonatzl o‘clock. Rev. S. B. Pond
officiating. The interment will be in
New Canaan. __
.—Atlantic and chett lead can be
bought at $5.40 per hundred: delivered.
$5.54). The J. T. Prowitt Co.. lit; Waslr
ing street.
(‘liarlcs (‘. Betts is rcimxicliug llic
front of his double store in Main street.
Norwalk. rcccutly vacated by S. H.
Holmes. Tllt' iron front was erected by
Alonzo (.'. Arnold. in Nil. The square
columns he. put up at that time to sup-
Bridgepcrt letter carriers have becufiiort the front are being removed and
notified that a part of the amount award-Wound ones substituted. The round
ed them for (wcrtime'work is awaiting pattern obstmct the. view less.
their order in a local bank. As tin-Nor- -.. .
walk and South Norwalk claims were Frank Ambrose. a resident of the
presented at the same time. it is not my , Bowery, io expects who attain fann-
likcly that the local letttr men will rc- in the palestriau world. yesterday ac-
cotuplislied the feat of walking from
{Franklin square. New York city. to
Bridgeport in l-lv"I hours. When he
.rcachcd the railroad bridge at South
ccive their award in a few days
—Beauty of lie-bro" potatoes. 551‘ .'t
barrel. IF. I). Lawtondl’. (.‘o.
to prevent others, especiale the young . . m...
men, from followingin their fruitstcps. . Sound traffic was practically susprnui-
Werc'all men temperate there would beled yesterday. No sailing craft. passml
less candidates for Bridgeport. [tonight either east or west. ()fi' Captain‘s island
mssibly reduce the earnings of the Con- the wind at 7 o‘clock was uorthwr-st au
solidatetl. but we think the town could . according to the light keeper over thirty
stand it. ' ' (,3, miles an hour. The Fall River. Nor-
_ , , wicli.‘ Stouington and New Haven liuc
-Ll>0k “3' Lillllel'ilI-anm sadvcrtisc- l. boats passed east outiuic. ( 'itv island
meat. $10.!!!) worth of wagons. sleighs . ‘
Reads is reported to be full of collicrs
and horse goods that must be sold. .
C BAKING PWDER.
Bread and cakc'raised with it keep their freshness and
flavor. The reason is, the leavening power comes from
. pure cream of tartar and soda, nothing else whatever.
Whaling saint-gum ‘cxao—am.rmc...s¢vui. “
“ Pure and Sure.”
x
:Norwalk he cxpOricnccd the first set
‘ hack of the trip. The men in charueof
. the bridge infused to let him walk across
tit. and he was obliged to retrace his
. steps and cross the river on the highway
3 bridge below.
i The second athletic entertainment of
gthe Nutmeg club. Hartford. was given!
' last night. Callahan. the Boston news-
Iboy.aud Fred Mcliirr. of Bridgeport.
had seven rounds. The Breton boy did
lucarly all the leading and landed in»,
.qucutly. He was knocked down once.‘
;'l'he decision was a draw. Tommy;
Burns. of Hartford. knm-kcdout Tommy;
Sexton. of Ilarti'onl. in two rounds.
. Brierly. of Mcriden. knocked out Burns.
lol' that plaec. (hifi'nevandOwen Fin—
ncizanmachol‘ New London. had ten
fake rounds.
‘ How She managed—I like that girl.“
. said Woodbe Witte, "because whenever
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,‘1 tell her anything mousing she laughs! '
.iii the right place.“
"Yes." replied his friend. "She [villi
' me how she manages it." '
"Why——er-—bow is that?"
. “She says she always Watches you. 1
land laughs when you do." pl
l4 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
So. Nor-walk.
'Z‘MILFORD A. GIFFIN, Manager.
Comstock. Brothers,
M'Asomc B'UILD‘ING,
Norwalk.
Plaisted,
Druggist. . .5
lusc: THAT CURVE?”
You will many Tim!“
5 THIS'YEAR
We, try to'kcep everything in lb“
drug line. and will not any
article not. in stock at
short notice.
.KEATTN‘GS!
‘g‘firey'is Days Ahead of Them All."
“‘“‘*—" .F'OX CYCLE CO..
. OUR . . . . 2 hlizalietli Street.
(I) PRESCRIPTION 1‘ Eboxru :oiiwiix, Vl,.0.\’.\'l‘.i"’l‘li'l”l‘.
O I' 1 . omalk llrancbat Iiuneo s.
2 DEPARTMENT. > gr r-~—~- '—~ ---—~—-—v----—~ -——
. , m l BICYCLES!
( Is can-fully managed. and we use 'i r . . .
‘ _ . . ». I ' I'll “ehnvethebestluicofwhecls in
I .ill tlu inipiuiid untliods . town. Comenudseothem.
0 and supplyuew reme- Q Eelevoland SWO" Special.
ill dies “3 “t" as a, i ll youscea wheel with larcctub-
they are in me it isu (‘levelaud or an imita—
1 tlicniar- W l tron. I
n. k” .. m The Sterling.
‘ V ' z Built like a Watch.
H) N The Gold Crank Falcon.
5 - 9 9' Large balls in all hearings.
2 The Imperial. .
I r
m PLA'STED s ! The"golightly"kind.
u c006" 0 gTho Manhattan.
a REMEDV l I? j The best #60 wheel built.
. 1: {Riding School New Open. .
3 Will always euro. 25' and 50(‘I'lli g , NORWALK
0 bottles. 5 C
p . PATTERN WORKS,
‘ c. ll. Aisthorpo, Prop.
.| . ‘
TRV We . ......m ---.--7. Law...“
PLAISTED'S '
BENZOIN . l
CREAM! i'
it cures chapped hands and sorc‘
' lips.
...-«11“‘ V-
A LARGE STOCK
of “‘hci-ls to select from
Ramblers.
Strung. ~l\'ll~b. up~tu~dato in
. iinprm‘cuiu~tit~.
Gales.
,\ wv-ll built wheel that will stand the
rocket.
ideals.
Light. handsome and durable.
Stormers.
The best whet-l in the market at the privc.
no.
Gothams, ‘
A milling: good Juvenile line.
Fullsizmlwlioois 1mm ’60 toJim. .Iuvnnilo
liiic.§loaii_d.8§9. . . '
no 1: fiifiitt Co.
R. s. PLAISTED.
as Washington St.
his?
So. Norwalk.
NELLIEM.DISBROW.
Teacher of Plano.
‘ In prices for Wall l’aperl’aiutingandin-
Asen‘Fm' It Is, or
BUFFALO
GLUTEN It Isn’t
FEED
FOR Wise to purchase your grain from
OAT-“J: a concern which is more careful to
chpokgn. select theliucst in the market. it
and all depends upon your view point.
HORSES! Those people who want the best
_~ obtainable. want it clean and whole—
BEST some,aud sold honestly and without
GRAIN misrepresentation will place their
FOR order with us.
HORSES
AND 5"_WW“W """H '
CATTLE. _ ’
...”... Manuel T. Hatch,
OFFICE
SOLM AN 5' The Leading (train Dealer.
LIVERV ‘
STABLE. I5 Marshall Street. So. Norwalk.
I
Hard Times Sale
MEAD’S,
Saturday! ‘
It Beats Anything on Recordll ’
mass cnnnv AT cost!
l
A N l'PSl'IT
Painters' Supplies.
Artists' Materials. Pictures.
Pictures framed to order. .
Painting. Paqwrhanging. lh-corating
and Sign Writing.
DECKER. .
7-.) Washington Street. So. Norwalk.
J.D.JENNIVNG$, ‘
U N D E RTA K E R.
KNIGHT STREET.
Norwalk. - - - - Conn.
Opp. Street Railway Depot,
RESIDENCE ELM STRET.
TELEPHONE CALL. ll.
o
Toms Reasonable on Application. Ad-
an” 0
dress an Won Avenue. in 45 Main Street. Norwolk.
d
l
lloury street.
cu Polls 1.!» kinds-ii Lo- bums
'l onnunnw .t 'owun's Hessian. No. 7
But It molk.
u no.1. oi the Ilcst Eggs for
hub-hit . ll.l.nn»lmnu.tiold’
' Whltoaml ll. 1'. Ito--
art “hits Cm-hln Wand tiaotorm.
0
u
Bill!
turn ‘
terior decorating generally is observable '""|',‘|"\’""““,‘;::]“I‘;'r:r‘:- if:
. u . v i . U . . '
at Dccker's. timid \\':111 Paper was ucv- AFT-Med l’illlll'ri‘lllm. 19.-
. . . v 11.5".illll -r‘n . ‘. '
or as cheap as to day. and materials, (19- .v|,:...:.h'.....~..,.Z,,',..l'.’_‘ 3:.
signs. execution and finish exceed auve -‘ "“" "”" "‘ “'XW‘ ‘ ‘in'll'v . l0?
_ - .\u-l Inilllnol other kinds.
tluuiz shown before. A room [tapered i”. lib-mime L-‘H‘t‘l‘l'uh'l‘x 2m-
. _ , _ low-«(H '
with blanks at l-n- pcr roll wdl cost little oufhfm... film“ 33:.
and be a model of daiutincss. “ H‘"""""" “k". "l"
And lm other kinds. .
l i .\ll i-nkcslcli ul'icr lnn'v‘llu'k Satnrduym‘cu-
n Ill I..- ~. :Id .il hall price.
BETTER THAN BANKS.
You couldn't make
a! butt 1r ”restaurant
o no iey ian " c
rivizcussnni lan-
.\h )3. us. set or unset.
1 hey don't 1' st.
motbmlon‘leatt m
Ilii-i' don't fluctuate
in value to any m-
snliablo extent “lid
{on can always reu-
lzo' on them VPI‘Y
n‘oarlv their value.
. '1 hey make tine prea-
outu or hmrhmms and are always excellent
t‘ullltlt‘ml.’ “lo-u you want lint-water (Ila.
iii-aid.- or Jt‘Wt‘ll’)‘ an to ,
HOMER B. HOVT’S
Jewelry and Optical Store.
80me soon.
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Norwalk Chronicler