. ' quality, tomorrow 60 pair, at the Boston
menstruation
W’SW
Mdmhflpmmulw
ummmwm
min-11mm
. ”Cruse 1.111111. Nurse 011' P1111: 3.
. Conductor George Warren' 8 little girl
, 1s quite sick at her home in Seymour
. place.
William Gilmore and Edward Kline,
of Norwallr, , contemplate :1 cycling
tour to California in the Spring.
—W. A. Benedict Co. have better
facilities than ever for producing cus-
tom clothing. . .
An adjourned meeting 11! the South
N‘orwulk Board of Councilmen will “he
, held tonight. '
There were twenty-two wanderers at
the Smith street station-house, Saturday
night, and twenty-nine last night.
Asocial will be held at the residence
of Theodore Smith, in Camp street,
, Wednesday night, for the benefit of the
Norwalk Baptist church.
—Ludics‘ black seamless hose. 12,0
store. Norwalk.
The large vestibule doors of the N111-
waik Congregational church have been
fitted with beautiful bronze knobs and
osontcheons. ‘
Mrs. Thomas Village, of Day street,
has not been taken to the Connecticut
Hospital for the insane, as stated in The
Seminal a few days ago.
’—-Prof. M. S. Rosco. the well-known
oculist-opticion, can be consulted at his
office, in the parlor of the City Hotel,
South Norwnlk, Tuesdays, from 9 11. 111
to 8 p. m. Eyes examined free.
Rev. J. T. Winters presided at a tem
peruuce rally, given by St Joseph‘s T.
A. B. society, of Stamford, in St. John‘s
R. (1. church, Sunday evening.
—~W. A. Benedict Co. are selling a
$27 black chenille overcoat for $15.
W. S. Sturtevunt will give a 7.20 per
cent. discount on oil lamps, globes and
shades during the entire week. Next
week there will be a tinwure slaughter.
A vfiresidewor members and their
non-resident guests will be held at the
Norwnlk club-l1onse,on Tuesdny even-
ing, entertainment to commence at 8:15.
Next Thursday, at the meeting of the
Woman‘s club, at Mrs. Hitchcock’s, a
letter will be read from the club corres-
pondent in Sweden. Miss’l‘nylor.
The old team of Uncas Tribe, No. 26.
'Imp. 0. R. M., which went. to New On-
11:11:11, is to have a rehearsal tonight.
preparatory to having the institution of
Cockenne Tribe, of Norwulk, Thurs
day night
The ladies of the Southh 1.1 walk Con
grcuutiouul church will gi1e 11 suppm
in the church biseumnt parlors on Tin-.4-
dny evening, February"... for the hem-tit
of the new carp1t fund.
MN
(‘ uptuin William H. Bouton and Cup-
tiiu William I.Ste1111s, Jr, attended
thefunerul of Mr l’ulmu'. one of the
best known pilots on the Sound, at (. ity
Island, yesterday.
Mi1-1 Huldnh J. Norton ofI.owe street
has :1 pair of cundlc- sticks l‘ to years old.
She nil-o has 11 cannon bull thnt wns tircu
into n bonw' in Ritlnoliold when the
lirit ish pilBH‘d through that town.
Mist Shrub Augusta D1114 >11l11'11'1- tilt-d
1:111 Saturday 111. the residence of l'). K.
Lockwood. in High street, Norwnlk, in
the thirty-fourth year of her 111.1",
The rt'lilitlllfi were taken todnv to Troy,
N. Y , where the funeral services and
interment will take place.
.\ horse ”dough”; to James Seymour,
of Wt'n'tml. WM hitched to 11 pole hearing
it Apoll’sberlmr sign. in Wall street.
Saturday when it become frightened
nt 11 trolley our and utteinptod to run
away. in plunging buckmird the horse
tore the pole down. No other 1111111111111
wus don 1.
Upon the occasion of the entertain-
mentiuthe Norwulk Opera House on
the evening of March 4th, under the
auspices of the Clan uc-(isel, in com-
meinoration 91 the one hundred and
nineteenth ' vernaryot the birth of
ltobert Em wheel '1‘. Bhurkey.of
New York 1 delivor an oration
A musical me will also be
rendered.
r w .W . -..1 1. ,
I, .
~ Pargatoriall’nlls.
The druggiet would hardly
',’ smile if you asked for " purge»
1 torinl pills. "- There me many " -
. of them. But he mold prob- ' "
'. ably recommend 11 pill that did 1
. not gripe; 11 slicer-touted pill, :-
gentle in «diamond sure in 1
r‘w‘.’ w 4
Enrol“ 311W Lodge will re
hes-r1111 next Friday night.
The class in French met at the Gen,
tral club, this morning. ‘
:wTuritey dinnersomerrowyeufies 3511
l
Ward 11.11.11.111... of High street. hen
been) ill. I. ,. 1.; .1
———Just for a rim, ”loo black Dresden
corsets, 39c tomorrow-mt the Boston
store, Nor-walk.
The Woman' 3 Guild 0
will meet at Mrs. Samuel
nesdny alter-noon
race churdh
leed' s, Wed-
1‘
l
' AlliOlllh'S-lnllld requiem for the late
Mrs. William McMahon will be held
Thursday at.S a. 111.,at St. Mary’s
church. ._.. W-..“ '
Considerable complaint is made
teamsters and others because of '1 the
number of dogs which dnily roam about f
Archstrcet, jumping at horses. 1
The annual meeting of the Lonnebury
S: Bissell company will be held tomor-
row morning, ut the company’s oilice in
Winnipuuk.
Ameeting of theY. M. (J. A. Build ,
ingllund umociutlou will be held at
Mrs. George R. McGoncg. 11 11, West 1111:—
nne, Tuesday, 311.111.
W illiuin Aldr-rdiniz, who said that he
lived in Port Chester, W114 arrested Sat-
urduy night for being drunk. Judge
Frost fined him $5, which he could no:
pay.
The mortgagee of the Mrs. Alice E
Clark place in Mott menuc has tukoii
possession of the preperty. Mrs. (lurk
quietly 111111ed out of town but Thurs
day
—~l"'rom now "to Feb
blankets and robos ut cost.
Neruey, Dmovun block.
151 balance of
M. .‘l. Me-
i
Thelndies of Grace church will servo.
.111 elaborate course luncbmn 111 the Con-
tru'. club house, Thursday. January ‘25,
in 1m 12 to 2 o'clock. The menu will in-
clude 11111111 bisque, roast turkey, filliild)’,
pics, cnkc, etc. .
--.’101ly1ls. Humburg edging-1, 111" qual-
ity, tomorrow 71", Boston store,1‘orwnlk.
Henry Tnttlc diedlhimnorning at tho
Nlirwnlk Hotel in the Mighty-fourth
your of lll.‘ 1131:. The font 1'.1l will 11(-
held Wednesday afternoon. The dc-
ceased was Tilllll‘l‘iif (.‘linrlcs ll. Tuttle.
proprietor of the Somali; Hotel. He
was born in Bridgeport.
The new stone bridge 11:1 1111- tuinpikc
will probably be open for passage by the
end of this wet-k. 'Ihn illi'll "1.4 finished,
and the work of filling in bus begun.
A large flow of water early in the Week
interfered somewhat with the opera- 5
lions. ,
At an athletic1~11t11't;1i11111r'111 in (Elon-
1'ill1' tonight, under the auspices of the
Glonville Athletic use 11:1;111-111 the wind-
iipof six rounds will be lwlwl'xn Nll'h’
Powers,of thl'illcnviilc Allll‘clll.‘ associn-
tion,and .lnt'k Welsh, of South Norwnlk
time of your, l111c111a1l1-g11'ul 1'1'1l111' tionsl
in pri1' c of suits ;
'llt- 1.11.11 1111.11"11 11.11.1121y cirl'l'
l111. it that Attorney .lzunm‘ ’l‘. Lynch
and Sergeant Edwards, of the Machine
Gun section, will be uppointl'll to tho
respective position.» of [iiQitIur-ltl‘ 111111
inspector of 141111111 111'1115 practice on
Colonel Sheridan‘s .st 1il'.
The committee on 1'11iv's:1111l11111311111114,
Will have 11 loaning on '1‘.u-.~.1.1§, the
:4hl1inst..:1‘.’ 11. 111., on tho proposld
umvnduicnte to the chum 124 of Towing:-
1 111 11nd of ili'islol. ‘1 ho romniitim will
h 111' many «its charters before it for
action and is beginning its hearings
curly.
----- 'l‘m'l1oy1liuiier,t11111111'o11',l’1'o R111 251'
Owing to the incoming interest in
the South Norwnik Baptist. church, the
special i'nlwtinae will continue ovary
evening this wu'k 1:11'1'pt Saturday.
The pustor will be Mei'ill'il by ltov.
Leopold Smith, and possibly lay others.
The 111111.111 services lwl by tho chorus
will be a helpful fonturcol‘ those invet-
inns, “1111-1111-1111 be (1111111111 promptly at
niuco‘clrxtk 1111111 111'111i1111.111.h'1as 111111111
wish to remain after that hour.
A chorus of 1111111: vols-11:1 led the slug-
ing at the Lhristiuu lindnuvor meeting
in tho Norwulk Congregationalchn‘pi'l.
last night. l’rnt'. (3111111211 'l'hmnpson “‘11:.
the i1 illil‘l‘ 11111! the snhjm'l was “Success
and Foilun Next Snuduv will be
observed as Uliristiun l'} odoumr 1111y.A
specie] programme has been prepared
one of the, femur-'11 of which will be the
sinking of hymns used in rot-cut conven-
tions. This serrice will ingln at 11
o'clock. instead of {1:30. 1111 usual,
u
The birthch fete to 111' 11111111 next
Friday evening by tho indies of the
First Congregational church, in the
chapel, in commemoration of the eighty-
1111111 uuuiwmry of the association.
promises tone an occasion of deep in
tenet Old-time when will he sang
and contrasted with tunes at modern
«fleet. who-1113911111111
of Which (it-nornl Fl'llnl is 1'l121ir111nnfi
. Ab olutely hire. 5.
Celebrated for its client lenvnnlnu strobe h
11nd lieultlifullnene- Assume the food meint
(111111 11111111111 terms of iidultemtlou coin
mon to the climb bmnds.
Berti. BAKING rower: 11 Co.l\'e1v York.‘
The 1.11: cc of Taylor 55 Golden is bieing ‘
rcpapei'ed and painted.
l
A steam pipe in St. Mary's parochial
schoolburst this morning, necessitating .
the dismissal of the pupils until repairs
will made ‘
M111. (h 1rles 111111 b of Water street,
is ill with the grip.
The 1' ifc of tho Mahuokemo Hotel is
being entirely oi crhnnled and 11 tile floor
laid 1
........ .. V
'—Lunchon strved by. the James of
Grace church 11. the Control clul1,’l‘hurs—
day, January ‘38, from {'3 to 2p.‘ in
Price :33 cents. .
Some of the Beehive nickel niuchint'e
have been ordered out of local places by
the police as infringements on the law.
11110111111111”; scryed hot notice to
the 1111 11 ut- the Norwulk station house.
Saturday night and yesterday morning.
The late Charles P. Woodbury life
was insured in the Mutual Life Insur-
an 'ec unpanv, 111111 the (lulcsburg, Ill,
‘ Masonil Mntn' ..11_
The Thursd. 1y evening 11: noting of the
Norwulk (.‘1111gr1gntioiiul 111111141 will be
at 71-3. The subject», “Our own Church
Covenant," will be opened by Arthur 13
Hill. The meeting will be conducted
; by the pasta-1'.
The stermpticnn service at the. "l“ 1'11
lions-,1, yesterday afternoon, 11114 largely
attended. The foaiurcs 11‘cr1- the
double-Voil'ud singing: by Sylvester Rus—
.~..'1l, tho unnsm'l. 111111 the illum ruled
s:ory“l;i1-r Bonny" by John H. Jackson.
Esisemnnn
11111111111111
BANK
OfScnth llomelk. ,
. .1.133,2
Capital,“ 5100,0011
Stupid: 1. 11mins. set-cop
concur 11. 119mm. sz. l
JOHN H. KN APP Vice Front. 3
J. M. LAYTON, Cashier.
Largest Surplus and Largest
Deposits. i,
Accounts of All Kinds Solici-
ted.
You
Will
Miss
111 ' ;
.Your hair, when it is gone. if
you would keep it on your
head use Hales Compound
Unininc.
so Cté
at your ,
druggist s. ;I
t
Clad Tidings.’
The»; -1'i.’l1' rurny1111.11.11“.11111111111111
11111511111 11'15111 (11M 11 11-5, (11'1 1111i ill-lullily
in I::'ll 1'15 "1'“13' 11111;: H l ”in \1‘l\"‘ 5' Till“
‘nrltll 111" 4.111111l.1t..-1 lb. -li.. 1..» iii-'- .ranml.
1111:1111 M1111 11'1111'1 11 3 1~ 1111! "HitllulU
vunrmiu" i11;1ri1.11 . 1111' '..1.5 Humilrb {1‘00
l.'111.t1.’-"1..~i.1'1 1241.1r1l '11’11'. Sold only l1y0.
l\‘ .31. l'kion. moth \tmulk. 11an F. l’. \\ cod
1
-Md
G1 urge 5‘hcllhoos remains about the
#31280.
The story published recently in 11
San Francisco paper to the effect that
the Island of St. John in the South Sea
was inhubitcd solely by Women who
were pining for husbands, has borne
fruit in the incorporation of the United
Brotherhood of the South Sen Islands.
The capitnl stock is planed at $20,011)
11nd already over thirty men have sub-
51:1 ibcd.
vulcnciaorangee,10c.15c doz
Fancy Lemons, 12c “
California Prunes, 2 lbs, 25c
“ “ 3 “ 25c
10 lbs, Buckwhcet,
25c
TWENTY THREE POUNDS @ANULATED SUGAR, 8100.
' '1‘!
fl.
1.14
i
’.
i
F. D. LAWTON 81 00.,
'ANNUAL'pLEA
DRY-GOODS, ETC.
This means much for little money.
EDWARD
5 1111211111: snuggle.
DONOVAN BLOCK WASHINGTON STREET.
19 Railroad Place.
AGKSON’ S PHOTOGRAPHS
'23 South Iain Street
EDWAR3 STREET. A
*—
Annual Ctearmg Sale
or 15111 GOODS ETC
‘ This mean- much for little money.
Two Of Them
1
'IETI-‘bare Borax Soap, 25c ‘
f , “ Favorite Soap, 25c
Qauued CorndLeuox) 06c
“ Mackerel, 21b5, 20c
“ Plum Pudding, 15c
corned Beet 18c
,1 .
in».
RING SALE OF
STREET!
ucnw__11__1.11. 1101111.
That is right; two markets are like two
heads—wetter than one , but there is
11111111 thing in this which may strike you.
Read the prices.
Log mutton So;legleinl1,lllc; fore-
quurtvr lamb, 111'; fresh pork. 3c; sausage.
81:; fresh hunts. loo; fresh shoulder. 8c:
best lino of fish in the market. Lowest
price.
FREE DELIVERY.
New York Market
result 5. AYERS, Prop.
11.11.11.111 mum Standard of Excellence!
J All lit-40V" 5‘ I’LA' l‘ lNO'l‘l' I‘E PO l’I‘ -
lnterior~ 11nd nil 111. hitu tnrnl work 11111111313311: lire bum
Both in Dos-inn 11rd Beauty 0! Finish.
tihil 11nd lac-4t fore1‘.er
I. M. JACKSON Pho tographer,
. . i
i
ll unkinpt 511111 oi 9111103 18 11011 going on and will continue for two':
months. '5
Bel 1111: (mini: East l bonelit of Lounsbur Mathewson & Col
1“) L. 1‘3 - ’
3M pair of their line Show to be sold at Half I’ric
*W \ “Wm "0 1. ......-.1 ”'l'h'oi' l1ost1111,li:11 ci',l1ill balcm
.11111 biggest lot 0t goods that 1:1/01' 1211111: to this town.
mimics the 113 closed 01' doing very little and I 1111:1111
the best
iound lhcl
of nothing; but (hill, 1i
11111'1'8111. at 10.40 p
1111‘"1
and our li “,‘Ill/S
snot owning;
Minot-1’
, price.
500 “ ‘
Worth ‘li'om $1 ‘25
400 “ “
$1.00.
3001111:
wotth $3, at 2. 00
75 111'.
80 it
250 111' men’s cl1ll,sq
lllCO
(C it
100 "
t lmll
“ men’s hi
boys’ and youth’. 11,11 good one,
ch boots
nil times. I unived in
111., lllSl’.
norcr looked so l11'illiuntl1ol'1‘11'e to 1111:.
sight too, 1 shall never i'oi not , .mn l iclt like 1.1km" oil" my but 2.1111
giving: 11111111 (‘IllllllS fol South T101 117.111..
11nd not .1 cup of comic 1: .11111 ncitnii',l'11u111l Brother Laue at
his 111.117». 1111b :1 1111 111511 in his buttonholo and a smile 011 his lace
11nd lc1 ling just like “We are the Humming Stuff. ” I then took a
'111 11111111: 11111 11111111 11111 111.11ly for this great sale.
2:350 1115. 111 11111111311111 y, Mathewson 1bOo.’111ndies’line shoes at hall
I
sample, 1.3, 3.3 and 4, (l, l) and E, from 7 513 to $1.25.
to 3.
1.50 111'. ludics’1'11il,l.1c:11nd button, 1101th $2. 50 at 1. 25.
line kid button and lace, worth $2,510 .1111] 3,11t
ludiog’ (1001ly1.11'wo1t button, pat. leather tip 3 styles,
lllltSC’S’ patent leathers spring heels, at 7513.
“ 550
too, double sole, lace ,rcgular$3 shoes; $2
it it
llill'i.’
60 .. .. .. .. .. ’single " “
50 11 11 police bails tap, “
50 1‘ 1,0)",11 1.111 solo 11
(i
1
.11111 Lynn, 011 January 4 and bought
em as a y 111'. 3,5":
I started
I
South horwalk Jan-
11:4 the people were goinghomo from;
it: 1: Pilot lose .\.' l‘. est. MlllSllOIS, all iceiint; «4'111111,11l'tcr spending 1d
4 1111141113 curs brilliantly lit up muting for them
It was 111
slcorcd straight for
it $1 50 it $1
“ $2 “ $1.50
‘: $1.25 75c
‘
851':
53 Wall street. ”Norwalszt,
Watch I
and you 1111
bearicher'
this week is the very
50cwhitel7nlaundercd8
for .
350; .
3for $1. 00. .
Bodies of fine quell ,
white muslin bosoms, 3.
linen, reinforced front as
back, full size, well made and
well finished.
35c each!
3 for $1.
Sale still on for' 5
prices in overcoats and uh
sters.
Our store open evening‘s.-
Our guarantee,your money
back.
Constoc
Bros.
Ill SOUTH [All 5”
So. lomclk.
MILFORD A. BIFFII
Manager.
TWO ,XORWALK,
srouns. 1 so. 530me
C ut Dee p
Into
fcct quick sales.
From $l5.00 to
" ”1.00 "
9.15
6.50
There are still
Left. Ask to see our lllc \ig
and
ULSTERS REDUCED.
$l.45 Pants!
ing until i) o clock.
DAVIS, The Tailor,
Clothicr. Hatter
the old prices in order toe;
$9.25
8.25
6.50
4.35
a few of those
ht Shirts. Open every eveng T
Pumishcr.
- Mehackomo Hotel Block,
South lament.” ‘ ‘
Agent
IUF'ALO
OLUT‘N
FEED
I'OR
GATTLI‘:
chick-r1-
and
HORGKI.
HIST
GRAIN
FOR
HOSUI.
AN
ain't-1.x.
IRANOH
onion
sounnnu'
1.111111"
( taunt!
WW-
\ our horse
how 1101111 he is.
Tim only 1‘1-
oats.
MANU
.. Wu,”
AwJNJKM/N um
“kW/M” WWW...”
Feed Our Dirtless Oats.
money. The best is conceded by all to be the
”are are the Mil barley mite; they" re ”and
Menu they rvme toycu full weight: they' rem
ed promptly: you pay no more than you on. ht it.
That 1111 combination that can the
matter what unybcdy 1111111.
I! larch-ll Strut. $0. lot-all.
fwd/“W ‘
cuts dollars (not enough, no 111W-
111
dimly is to act the best {or
1
mt“:
.
EL T.HA1’GH
The Groin Dealer.
socm'rv AND DALI.
$2 8,5.
Norwalk Chronicler