"' warranteogalsottoeroftheuahsve
" - thouihudniahundred nnd resentynins
lth rain. followed by
htly lower temteru-
. it crannies to be part.)
folder. followed by rain or
of gm hermemeier for
‘"‘«no. loweetridegrees
Mule in: Tomorrow.
‘ 3'” A ORIEVAICE.
lslphssem Ito Spoil tbs
Plea-salmon
dthofloutiucl—Doar sir; By
reading your valuable paper.
A” blnomistske In coming to
that you would willingly
from any person who‘ has
A to air. Others as well as
haves grievance somewhat out
. It relates to an amuse-
Ill M. I should say the chief
o! the greater part of the
I! Norwnlk and South Norw‘alk.
idiom that nearly every one
- witlnnne in placing dancing
of the list of amusements in-
, not only by the young people,
farther advanced in years.
ntssclnsiiou. At n ball or socia-
, (lending is a chief feature. one
3h opportunity to make new no-
. .end, a great many times.
eldoues.
> Tribe, 1.0. R. if . in running a
New tit which gather none
m portion of the ladies and
u of the Twin Cities. the com-
hingvery particular as to who
. Invitations unissued, and
thall of the order is always
with. merry dancers. who glide
over till smooth floor to the
.r
of lively music. There is
one setback to the
of those present. When the
I Dell route is crowded. it must
. ed. during round dances. that
will!» more or less sudden steps.
I, accidentally running into one
“its is excusable ii the dancers
' through the proper evolutions.
F to perfection noiheirublhty
. Bell hardly think it fair
permwho have paid their
“ROI” compelled to dodge
(toll smart I youngconple who
V manila a foot race. Very
lady or gepdcman loses balance.
_ with difficulty recovered. l
ill, several iltliltnitt'n where s
has noticed II viuh'itt blow in
with houl. Acouple will
. Mushy I pair of those "rushers"
:2 W hltlpiog against another
hit. In turn. wIII he nhovodi
fliers. and to onentil quite II
. are united up sud loose the
"firtof Iluo wellner two-step.
as» may he. in making fresh
it there to any tonne for this
and a lamp sort at a datum. 1
My plonsed if one of your
.. . ‘ wouldhindtydetluelt.
Wellies brine lied lining
trailing. February :52. on an
m at butler-adv“ such a blow“!
lied to sit
thsdssw.
. «Millstone doa-
thl of“
,7 to Imusythgtlde
[ so a swam aeiim or he
' W tensors color
Ilfil Width» dis»
abilities. and
It“. ”mm, M
‘ 'tsrntiusvs clients
I: w, ‘l | Is.
" Lanai.
tags. a. s. an.
‘pnrtsdpisoss. [incontinent
.fliyoenrtn'rhetinespaidhythers
. empowered to serve may“
arropts. They have made 7-l , and
"wommnsmum
beennolledncvensre still pounding in
criminalsth to .12, till; the costs
feitedbcnds. 018.985; so that the echo
insls brought to justice through the
instrumentality of this organisation
have paid for offenses committed during
twenty months. $83. 382. 71. Eight per-
sonshave been nuanced to terms in
prison.
”Under our charter our agents are
beousuoeesnfulinall butsis. One
gallons of Winona and intoxicating
liquors. dentition of obscene literature,
and seven complete gambling outfits.
valued in the aggregate at more than
$4,000, have been seized and destroy
Wm W..._..._...~.-..
Llsceuu's’lssueusmos.
hero lore Bravo Farrel Ilia ”momma
so he lists istlIs capital.
The contrast inthe condition of the
cpuntrv between the time of Lincoln's
first inauguration and that of President.
elect McKinley is said to be vividly per
t'rsycd In an article py Steven F nuke for
the March Ladies' Home Journal. In
telling of “When Lincoln was First In-
augurated," Mr. Fluke graphically dee-
crihes Mr: Lincoln's journey from
Springfield. Illinois, to Washington, and
the incidents of the inauguration and
the attendant festivities. There were
grave fears that Lincoln would be asses-
sinsted as he rode in the inauguration
procession to the Capitol.
and every possible precaution
was taken for his safety. Air. Fiske
will recall the safeguards phoned around
the president. Special otllcers and dc-
toctiu’es in citinons' clothes were stau-
tioued in numbers among the crowds
that lined the sidewalks, and sharp-
shooters occupied positions of vantage
on housetops, etc.,slong the radio of
parade. The military escort of, the
president-elect was heavily armed.
ready to promptly meet any hostile
demonstrations. and the crowds were
kept a distance from the president's
carriage—so far that they could not
distinguish Mr. Lincoln from ldr.
Bnchnunan. who rode hesidv him. The
police were instructed to ("Flint all per-
sons tanking opprobriounthrests againet
Mr. Lincoln. or uttering disloyal senti-
mu-nts. The tension wn-I gout and the
whole country was in u state of nup-
presscd excitement.
IR. "IO.” RIBIII AI IIIIIE.
its Attends a ilvosIoII‘ s Fete la Dastnry, wlt
sis trellis. sat Intros a Search.
E. J. Thomas, of the Daubury News.
formerly'of Norwalk. was an invited
guest at the seventh annual banquet of
the paid lire department of l).IIIbury,
Tuesday night. lie took. his appetit.
with him, concealed from view under
his waistcoat. and after he had put away
half u down Blue Paints. two dishes of
consomme. and celery, olives. pickles.
shad. roast turkey. cranberry scum.
green peas. potatoes. chicken salad. sud-
mon. potato. salad. cold boiled hum.
cell'ee nud cigars, ad inflnltum. he was
in u particularly talkative mound.
When Chief Engineer Louushury coll-
ud upon him to umpond to a toast. Mr
Thomas made himself solid with the tim-
mou by happily remarking that.
although a comparative stranger in
Doebury. he tolt that when among fire
men he was among friends. knowing
the friendly spirit that pmvailmt among
the craft. having belonged to a volunteer
omnpsnu in Kermit: and having partmlel
united in the many good thus- the blur-
wolk boys had at similar gatherings.
ldr. Thomas expressed his thanks totho
committee for their kind invitation to
enjoy a plsaasnt evening with them. and
attained the department the best of luck
and alumna
W. 9..-- mm... M.
our for tsensshsfl Dotti
sedation-set:
one or.
“In drag gen} Wigwam."
“mm—om”
psidbytheninsmonnt to custom; for-I
hAug. J. Fathom leadinzmgglu gglutof
apart. Muss lugs llew
Disenveryis the pair thin that enter
.snd tits the t seller
have." 3' ilsmpboll. merchant of
Ward. Arts. writes: " .lils ‘s Now
is all to ‘for it:
it «unusual! manna
W to m Willi. of Ike Ilrullsul Ill-
" Ill. “II!“ me “Is I“
mm. of tine Hartford dio-
ceso elm While church‘ has issued
the following regulations of Inuit:
Allthomkdmofluentere fastinii
days of obligation on one meal only;
custom. however. has new the use
ofaslightsstlstionin the cranium and
acupoftcoorcclso. etc..inthe .-nnoru
tug Though the fast also implies ab-
stinence. yet by dispensation the use I!
flesh nestle sllowod at all timsson
Sunday! lndltthe principal meal on
loud-n. Tuesdays. Thursdays and 8st-
urdsys, except the second and last 8st
urdsys of Lent
A long-established custom has tolerat-
edtheussefeggs. batter andcbcese at
the allotted. provided the lows of quan-
tity be observed
m lard, the fat rendered from
any and of med? me'y be used on any
m h IMII, .nd thf‘ dispensation Is
extended to the days of at. “mace “'3‘!
fast days throughout the year. t
Flesh and fish are not allowed .3 “1°
same meal. even on Sundays. ..
Women. pregnant or nursing. the
sick, the aged and feeble. children n
twenty-one years of age. and t nose
whose employment is of a laborious or
exhausting character. are excused from
flesh meat morethsu once on the days
when it is allowed. but must abstain on
Wednesdays. Fridays and the second
last Saturdays. _
By virtue of slate indult of the Holy
See. working people and their families
are peruiittcd the use of flesh meat on
all the days of Lent. except Fridays,
Ash Wednesday and Wednesday and
Saturday of Holy Week. This dispen-
sation, however, allows the use of
obliged to fast
The faithful should b) reminded that
tluey enjpy these dispensatious by the
favor of the Rely See. and that even the
use of meat on Saturdays throughout
the year is not according to the common
law of the church, but a relaxation of its ;
rigor demanding on their part a corres-
ponding increase of charity and zeal.
' totem:
the obligation of fasting. and may use !'
meat but once adsy to those who are ‘
Full line on exhibition. 037
upwards.
Endless Variety.
m
rt.
Hardwlrl,
Curl-try,
Tools.
pulldorl' Hardware.
Pairitn. Olin. Etc. ‘5
PRICES RIGHT.
mm”... W- .. .
Fox Cycle and
Hardware Co.
No I20 WAIHINOB
TON ‘1'-
Everything from a needle to an
_ anchor ‘
ENTERTAINHBNTB
HOVT'S THEATRE
Saturdsy Evening. larch 8,
and Bargain Matinee.
““th cairnordiuury of the cream of
vaudeville.
FIELD'S t Itn”50||’5
IIIIIinvu c ”All”
Headed by the tsunami
Fields 8
Hanson!
America's premier musical midst rois.'s refined
, attraction whose motto is
Nothing too Good for the
Public.
Prices ‘25“. too and 76h. Ifntiuee we and use.
a
Seats now u u sale ntl'innco's and l’laisted’s
MOTH ANNIVERSARY
01" THE
BIRTH OF ROBERT EIIET
l.‘nder the auspices of the
Robert Emmet Club.
AT THE
erraa‘ HOUSE, seawauu
0V
The usual evening exercisrvs of lent.
modeling of the Rosary of the Blessed
'Virgin or Stations of the (irons, Sermon.
and Benediction of the Blessed Sacra.
meat. are recommended
your people with a pouuuientiul <pirit.I
urging them to fly from sin and its 0
cordon, purticulauly to abstain friuu in-
toxicating drink, and to tom-entrail- this
holy teanm to prayer. charity. works 10f
piety. and the mono utntIon of the suc-
ramonts, without which the obseuuance
of the feel would be of little prollu
Ilsvo Called a flow Pastor. I
Culvery Baptint church has extended
acnll to the about Lewis Won, of Nuw
Haven. and It has been accepted. Mr
Wars has several times assisted the}
church in Its serviuxns. und in widelyI
people in Nerwalk. llc will assume hi»
new charge In II few ulayc.
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«Special. Hurt! u-,orset not:
fail toparchnse it pair at M. H Smith
deCoJ s.
llioiirsadotilenod
Mr it ll. Gmeve. merchant. of (‘hil
howie. VI. certifies that he lqud cou-
all uumlical trustnuent that money can
procure. tried all eunuch mutation h‘o
could luear of. but got no relief. spent
many Iutgts sitting up In a u- hair; was III-
dnced to try Dr. King' I New Discovery.
and was cured by use of two bottles. For
not tlureeyears has two Intending to
sinner and says Dr titng' s New l)ls~
cove to I he grandest remedy ever made.
as it as done so much for him and also
for others in his community In King's
New Diaunwery ls gusisutuuod form a.
ooldsond cumsumptlou. It don't all.
'l‘rial hulttlon free at ll. ii. 1' lsisted' a drug
stairs. heath Norwalk
Rubber Stamps!
sfslt kinds. isolating the div
dilation Itsau a. sin. letter
ttsusa tent on, lrsss m
lloilol Si no. ltoaelln.
I t s at temps. seats.
ltoaetl lion. Issuing
Irasos least
tents. direct Per.-
le r at e rs
lsnsIsi letters and Allen. its,
Cheats and iinlrotts Mates
WM
Lotte
”Clam is
'Im'l'i'
‘30:? tort Ittl l:-
I. I I R .1
Instead: Potent lost. its r
settlers.
just»
a
Ilium
Is I!
't'flso
.o
4 MI Hm “I”.
; Immrmwm ..
Thursday Evening.Mnrch 4
You will exert evvry ett'u-t to innpirel .0...
known and esteemed um mg color-a“
“011' 't!
ITHE TWELVE
summit)“. we» given up to die. sought;
IItsn'eImk Hon. )1 'l‘tthsrkeLJST ew '.ork
willindiw crib ersthg lion es ub-
bell will proud . mat music nud songs
gale" Admission cue. l’rmteeds for the hen-
(NJ c f the Irish political. prisoners.
6-.rsnd Opening!
MONDAY EVE’ O, IIRGII lot
AT Till"
lyndhurst Bicycle Agency.
The pul lie un Inulto-vl in mi! and u-xnmlne
nIIrliIIoud LIIIdiIuIrst tint 3|qu r. h Wheels.
The lvudluurnt. u suwml lllmli' tIoo wheel.
IIeodsIIo vrmwntmtmur; It stalks for liar".
mud thu- .\ mum h In lithn oi ndouhi the tender
of tin . I on
Her wt '0» on an “tries cannot be imuton.
rlostu: III-mod who-eh. IInnn-t prices
nullu hum «t m-nlmgs of
Ernest Barthol’s
Bicycle Store
l?“ “mdulngt III
Mreul. IhIlIuIVItll
IlIIllulI .IIntilh
.\ -rvml , i mo
IHOVT'S Tl-l BATH:
Monday. larch lttI.
'IIIuI Cumulus! Flair,” IIIIIqutII-III the t‘ustlnl-
trau-tluos. OtIne l islow mighty. lllitesim.
'nmuielous nnd mafnmov III synonym Ir. In thme
to Is und u lovcn fut since u mum.
TEMPTATIONS
A Iwue utIIIInIItl. lltllli'lllilllil' bullet and
rulw- toilet-um Imutmu tlI tudtng
lid 'l'VMI‘TfiUiINl. "I’Il‘t at IIMInIId IIcWIlIIi-
; nu ’lfil‘lil'iizt'flii't wonderful
I IaII'MII’IaI'on rum. mummmml
ttlI "Filth". lA'I'li)\ l‘lo- minuvly. gorgeous
ttlI'I‘EIII’I‘ 'I‘IUN Tine lrir'k
null 'l‘lllll'l‘A'l‘lllN er’l‘tue Iiuunslw roollsllo-
.II.;"I"I3’iii"rarIuls»-
on rat I'l‘A’l‘lox
v II'II’IIII 'I""I".\'I qu ~
, no. 'i'iIIII-I'lrwa
'tlth'l'lstli l'd‘llilh'
no. I'Im'r rues
, until" “high! IRA” if»??? “”"Idm IquurInaIIu o
. t/qutrunllIIo-is-hlll
I'th'us narrow :1 items nuwoii mile ill.
whim
l'lnnu o 'n stores.
School Benefit.
t ITIIIDMIOOI
“Mill".
Franklin Street
lioll.
. . “um. . .
MenduyMsrcti 8,1‘oesduy. March i)
hing“: Iii list, so cit; courtii llt‘ltll.
33 CAM
Ilsrsoptlcon and Pro action Micro-
n o I gslow.
fiditm'flbmvsr."
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snotty Iterated. tintiort
TIM lint M.
W! ItIiIoI‘IllI
'l'lmurtgluul onirhr Inns-
‘I'lw gunnd and stately
'I‘Iw r Ittuplulut IIlilllltIIIt'
'l‘ln- numluol popular
l‘tm Inn t'VIlIi no» mun-Inw-
“llun no utMt uttrncttutu
customer.
Saturday,
SOIIVENIR SALE!
Best lining cmubrics. 3c per yard.
890 lsdies’ wruippers for 69c.
12o ludics’ fast black hose. "to.
Sogglsss goblets for to. .
lilo dress ginghams for 5c.
90 full bleached muslin, 6} .30
39c new spring dress goods. 29c
75c black and colored Barges, 52 inches wide. 600 yard.
24:36 Turkish bath towels 10c each.
‘1 “‘5 night dresses for 930.
lilo ladiea' Hamburged and tucked drawers 36c.
50c all linen towels 25c.
500 corsets. long and short, fer 363.
98c dressing sscques 49c.
22 full bleached double satin damask ll 89.
the dish pans. l2 quart for 10¢.
2.x: lsdies' white aprons 17c.
BOSTON STORE
MIRIAM. 00".
February
27th,
I
I897.
To Inaugurates our Spring Season, and to intro-
duce our new Silks, Drona Goods,Laces, Lawns,
Dimities ,Lappet Mulls .etc.,we will have a Spec-
ial Sale, Saturday, Feb. 27, and every purchaser
of 50c Worth, or ovo'r, shall be presented with a
Beautiful Colored Picture, ”an2 inches, with
mat.
Here are a few of the many bargains.
These prices are for Saturday only. but we shall
\ make special prices for every day during the
ansulng week. Read attentively.
One to a customer.
One pair only to n
Come early, for some of these bargains can t last all day.
FOR THE SOUVENIR.
100 pound package of writing paper 50.
“4 ”
‘u
15c new spring Japanese matting. Be. One roll to a cue-
tomer.
15c 60 feet clothes line 100.
25c new spring Japanese matting lilo. One roll to a our.
tamer.
29c galvanized iron slop pails llc ., .,.. ,
500 copper beveled bottom cellos pot 31c.
Ho 6 quart tin pail 10c.
b packages toilet paper 25c.
llc toilet Talcom powder for 9c.
5c feather stitch braid 40.
Pearl buttons 3c dozen.
tic fancy garter elastic 3c.
Ladies' corset steels 3c. ‘
ti linen collars 25c.
39c silk and wool 3d inch dress goods 25c.
The last call on jackets. any jacket in our stock. no mat-
ter what they cost. for H 50 each.
Cor. Main and Wall Streets, IIorwsllu, (It.
The early shopper catches the prizes. ASK
THE NORWALK BOSTON STORE,
to date.
M.
IF YOU WANT ALL THE NEWS
Exclusively
new business and we are awake to Ihis fact.
The quality of our Fancy Gilt Edge Creamery Butteu' I improving every week. Customers can look
for higher tlavor each week. Our price this week, 25c lb: 4 I- 4 lbs., 31.
No breakfast table complete without our famous Coffee. No Teas please the ladies as well as ours,
always uniform in quality and tlavor. A call at our store is always appreciated. Everything new and up
i
83 West Issblagton Street. lentil lierwslk, 0t.
HAVE Till
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IIELLO 58 2
We handle “Ferris" Meats exclusively, pay considerably more than is asked for most brands, b It pro
for to do it and know that wear: selling the very best article of its kind produced.
Its superior quI.Ility,u ouuhiued with our careful and prompt attention explains why people will go out
of their way if ucccsssary for the sake of getting I erris Meals at Our STORE.
The best times our country has cuer known are dawning and we aue commencing to feel the thrill of
CHARLES alszmoer, on... Grocer,
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Evening Sentinel Loft at Your House
tie-W
“GOLD DOIlAR
Very boot Itgin éroomory
Regular.
5 FOR 90c.”
luttlr. Ito lb.
Mound 8 or Jonoa' Flour. M II lorroll; lac lag.
~ Inger Ourod Ihoutdlro. To lb. t
Special Sale. Saturday, i'eb. 27
This ppm» properly exprcssco the values which we are oil‘s-ring the housekeepers of
South Norwnlk at the ltrcseut time. Note carefully the following prices and decide tor
yourself.
1
Extra fancy New York State Sugar Corn, t I to ion (Ieguiau pulse In..- can
(I ounce packa'a of Bahtnlt' s I776 Wastulogl‘owdel, so; (uegolnr piiw so pack
age )
o. m..- a... a
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II In. I, III“ I?“;IT. HOIWM-K-
NEW YORK GROCERY CO:
Donovan landing. loath Hem-lie.
Norwalk Chronicler