‘ mattressrcyliorm'au We»...
,‘ WWW. .
‘mwoe Puritan hasarrived_
WilsonPotntwitii 1.800 tenses Pocahon-
tseceslfcslchnfiJerris.
‘ The young ladies at the south. Nor»
‘ walk lisptist church are practicing for
an entertainment to be given soon
. \
rm. M. 8.1:on the well-known
unhiist-optician. can be consulted at his
emce.intho parlor of the City Hotel.
., South Norwalk. Tuesdays. from 9 a. m.
‘ thp.m. Eyesesaminedfreer
The Norwalk Pottery Works started
up this morning. Plumbers are putting
up pipes for a drying apparatus.
. Principal W.C. Poets, of the South
Norwalk schools. is sullering from a
severe attack of the gripat his residence
in South Main street. ‘
= The Ministerial: Circle oi . King'
Daughters will meet next Saturday at
2:80 p. m..in the pastor’s study of the
Norwalk Congregational chapel.
- Nearly. , or quite. onenuartcr of the
population of the city of South Norwalk .
attended the illustrawd service in Hoyt's
Theatre. last night. '
The Ladies' Aid society. of the Nor-
walk Baptist church. will give a tea, to-
morrow night. in the basement of the
church.
A daughter was born yesterday. in
' Brooklyn. to Mrs. E S. Bennett, eldest
daughter of John A. Slater. making him
it grandpa the second time, within the
space oi three months. '
Mrs. W. ‘H. Swords attended the
funeral in New York, yesterday, 0!
Jennie Beekman, wife of Dr. W. L.
Smith. and daughter of the late
Benjamiuh‘. and Abigail Bcekmun, of
that city. ._...
The board of nisnagement‘of the Nor-
wnlk chapter of the Daughters American
Revolution will meet next week Thurs-
day. at 3 p. m , in the Central club-
house. toexnmine application papers of
new members.
Next Saturday the (lontral Union of
King's Daughters. of the First Congre-
gational chumh. will meet in the chapel
at 8:30 o'clock. This meeting will con-
clude six years of service of the order in
this church. WW ., -
There will be a joint mretiug of the
committees trom the Women's Chris~
tian Temperance Union and the Young
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
at the home of lira. William Lawrence.
‘ Quintard avenue. this evening at 7:30
o‘clock. *mm
The lecture on "Beauty in the Home,"
to he given byMiss Foster. of Boston. he-
fom the Control club. tomorrow after-
noon at lingo. was recently delivered be-
iore the lfassaohnsstts Stats Federation
of Clubs. for which it was optimally pre-
pared. The lecture was the subject of
many favorable comments at that time.
The Fox Cycle and Hardware Bom-
pauy. in calling attention this week to
the change in its advertisement. de—
sires particularly n impress uplm the
public the fact that in the repair depart-
msutit repairs not only lttoyolu. but
Mmmlutho work. the grinding
and repairing at cutlery. etc. No
boys are employed. all work being per-
meated by competent lunchtime. and all
eadsr the direct personal supervision of
I mil" 0! the firm.
Programmes tor the lantern series
at organ routine and devotional medium
to he given on Tuesday evenings dsrtas
last. at the death slot-wait Gangrene
tlsasl church. may be had at l’laisted's
M‘s and the penile llhvarlos of both
am '4! death liorwalk. today and
tom Thsllrstssrviuewlll beheld
m Misha. hillsides at it
, . Item is invited to avail
M“ M! of the advantages or time
W
‘ II. E. Smithyspsnt Sunday in New
‘ secured on favorable terms.
momentum anhssrssl
yesterday. lat-the home of Joseph 15in:-
s
3.1.3. m, accompanied ma...
Haven with his parents.
'Mrs‘. Michael Gormley is very sick
withthe‘ grip at her home in North
Main street. . ,
TheLadics’ Aid society, of the Nor»
“walk Baptist church. will give a tea. to-
morrownight.in the basement of the
church.
The annual meeting of Old Well Hook
andliadder company will be held to-
night at 8 o'clock. at the company's
headquarters in Hsjviland sir-set.
Space in the Lincoln building, in Wa-
ter street. for use no stores. work shops
or for. manufacturing purposes, can be
The case of Susan A. Price against
Grant L. Eades. which was transferred
from the justice tothe Town Court, was
continued this morning by Judge Hub-
bell to Saturday, the 113th inot.
Two mischievous boys took a gate
from the fence in front of Miss Cornelia
Baird's residence in West avenue. last
night. and threw it into the yard of
John A. Osborn. sucrose the street.
Wesley Fem-her. who last week pur~
clmed the meat market in Bolden ave-
nue formerly conducted by William
Buttery. took charge of the business this
morning. Mr. Puncher is an ambitious
young man and deserves success in his
new venture.
A. A. Farlnud. the well-known banjo
virtuoso. of New York city, who gave a
recital in New Haven, Friday night,
of Havilnnd street.
Chenille portiers will be W. S. Stur-
tcvant's special for this week. He has
secured about eighty pairs at less than
half value, and is preparing to give cus-
tomers the benefit of the manufacturer’s
loss. _~ m.-.“
The~present choir nnd organist of the
Norwalk Methodist church have been
mortgaged for another year. They are:
Miss Ella .l. Byxbee. soprano: Miss
Anna titanh, contrnlto; W. L. Warren
, . l,
Shipped in South Norwalk. Seturdny.‘Wiuters will attend on Tuesday and
and gnvealessou to Miss Eva Collins.l
Ah
. clutely‘lhsre. ..
' s .1 i V ‘i ’
newline some: gin-mm
an" enlistees “Mm" m
' ‘ ranmxuo Pawns: Co..liewltork.
_ Taylor & Golden have sold a place at
Bull Run to Thomas Allen.
Washington Social club, of Oranbnry.
will meet tonight. ' ,
N. W. Chamberlain has removed
from New York to Not-walk.
Rev. MW Barry is drilling those
who will participatein “The Confeder-
ate Spy.” to be given St. Patrick’s day.
The Ladies’ association. of St. Mary’s,
realized $185 from the pancake supper
(' Shrove Tuesday.
Special devotions will he held at St.
Mary’s on Wednesdays and Fridays dur-
ing bent, at 8 a. m. and 7:30 p. m.
A collection for Indian and colored
missions was taken, at St. Mary's
church. yesterday as at all the Roman
Catholic churches of the diocese.
James Pagan, infant son of Mr. and
Mrs. James Fugue, died last night at
their home in Water street. Nrrivs
aged twelve days. The funeral was held
this afternoon.
Catherine. the ten-months-old daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Darcey. ll
Stuart avenue. died at. l o'clock this
morning. The funeral will he held to-
morrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Mrs.
Dorsey is sick of a severe Cnld.
A quarterly conference of the Catholic
clergy will be hold at the Hartford oath.
edral, this week. Fathers Furlong and
Father Barry on Thursday.
The cme of Robert Ii. Crook. charged
with securing money under fold! pro-
tvnses from Minor 1). Randall, is sol
down for trial of. 2 o'clock this after
noon.‘bvfuro Judge Hilllllt‘ll. Attorney
E. M. Lockwoml appears for the dc»
fondant.
another important lllll'l‘lliir" of lace cur-
tains. and will place llwm un solo
duringlln- nvxifsmr days a: Mannh-
bass; II. P. Rice. li'ilhl' and director; C,
G. Ives. oranniet_.___fl_~ l
—-“(,lli. I didn't know it was going to,
be like thatdf I had I would have gone." '
you will be saying to a friend who wmt l
to the Bigelow lectures at School Hall. ’
Monday and Tuesday. March it and it. :
But it will he like “first," and to. thud
eil'ocl you have fair warning.
The funeral of Mrs. George C. Chol-
well was held yesterday afternoon from :
her late residence in High strmt. Nor-l
walk, Rev. 8. ii. Watkins nillclnting
There were numerous beautiful floral
tributes. The remains were temporarily
placed lnthe vault at Riverside come.
tory. m_w‘_
The Arlen singers gave an enjoyable
concert in their hall. last night. The
chorus rendered several eclectious “Dill r
the direction of Dillilt‘l latrsut.ltlttl Al-
bert Berg and Herman i'cbcl played the
hither. ‘Mnt Wellm-. of Bridgeport. mm-
a number oi specialties.
President George n. Allan. H: tlu:
Alpha Wheel ulull. returned from lllh
trip to Washington. Saturday evemug
What he can't tell about the Capital
city. its lwautiful buildings. its hlispilfl'
hie maple. its line hotels. its good roads.
and. in tact. everything that the city
can boast of, isn‘t worth knowing. lle
W a glanuiuo gum time. and stays
thatif hols in the land of tlw ltvlnn in
the year of our land liltil. he intends to
witness another insuxuratlou.
1.. . ..
will! Knights of Palestine Hustle.
A. U. K. of M. if . are mluestod to mu t
at the helm room on Wednesday.
“Wit Nth. til I 9. “L. fertile purpuw
at ”Will the Mortal 0! our late
Mother. MM Gilliam. ”embers oi
Pioneer (tattle. No. i. are Wetllllly
in?“ to WW. ll] order of the
mansion slM‘ttil Walloon.
The alumni New ileum held a
m m. Wildly “M71100“.
MWNW mess bitten by a
monumental which sen l’rmtt
W The dugwas a vagrant.
sales mm staid laminate»
thaw astute who the loss of
them. Muss slimy Willi
imam. a dress toilet-m
estimate muss draw to
’fismflfismdmm. its.
mmw‘wwmmnn»
ingly low prim 4. Hero is :m . 3v,» ‘l‘lilll-
ity for thrift,- l:u.:~vkmqtr:w.
To LET
nil Fu‘l-ll'ftl'lr‘T!“ HI ,Slw ~ M ”in! t “W
l.’ l B 'ld'
men n ill mg.
Ew'l'lilCFT. 'l‘llti humus i’lmll
\l'aslllMi'l‘nV a'l‘lJ-lli’lf.
For use as Nun‘s. \Vill’lfi-‘illtflm, or for
lilmml’nrtnrimr l’ilrymscs.
lnwatmn Ventral; l'nsurpumml Shipping
h‘llClllill‘H.
l’owor Furnished to Tenants on Long
[mama
Possess“: Now Given: on April lst
liner-,4.
TAYLOR a GOLDEN,
74 wet-111mm lN H'l‘lll-Jlil‘.
mil in:
WATER
wwmwmjm , ..
Tho Not-walk Boston'sinrc has made '
,‘l
EDWARD.
......
,u
‘ It'will pay‘ynu to examine the -
I I I p I I IBARGAINS
We other you. When taking inventory, we marked evérything.’way
down. Some articles we marked at 1-4 and 1-5 of their cost.
In dress trimmings, we make quite a display, and prices are so low you
will say you never saw them so cheap.
We know you will find Something to buy if you look at them. ’
j EDWARD STREET! "
5 can": concise. ~-
lll
......
some men Standard of Excellence l‘
Bath in Design and Beauty of Finish. JACKSON‘S PTATINOTYPB Pflll'i'ltAlTS are beau-
(tint and last iuruvor. interiors and all architectural work a specialty.
I. M. JACKSON Photographer.
fiAVE YOU SECURED TICKETS ON THE-T‘Wt)
BEAUHFUL PEERLESS BICYCLES
Wes Give Away Free?
ON THAT DATE.
--,-- AND——
PRICES THE LOWEST! .
Links a Combination that Cannot be BEAT.
GLOVER’S DOUBLE SHOE STORE,
40 and 42 Well street. NORWALK. CONN,
4 '5; wanes-Is
DONOVAN BLOCK. WASHINGTON STREET
I9 Railroad Place. '
ED. lAWTOli t 06.. 22 South lain Street
STREET.
"s PHOTOGRAPHS
llTlf'vlllllllllllll!
M‘ARé‘fiiéTi'eér ‘“
15 MOST HERE. ‘
ELEGANT STYLES!
SPIFENDID WEAR l!
colorants;
-. 15M” ots ‘
D
t
v
» it
t 1
i
IORWMK GOII.
This will be another .bsrguin week.
We will do even better by you than we
did last week. , Read the following
prices: ’ .
Roast Pork, . To a lb
Sausage. he :1 lb
Sirloin steak. 14c a lo
Rib Roast. from to to 12¢ a lb
Corned beef. from he to 10 n lb
‘li‘resh Hams. 10c a lb
Fresh Shoulders. lo a lb
A full line of fresh fish at the lou‘est
price. Free delivery.
New York Market
mass 8. I'll“. Prop.
.3 Wall .treot. Norwalk. 0!
. ....-.—- ‘——-
——....._. _
SUPERB FIT!!!
“Serel”,
m
loo lbs Pure White
Lead costs. $5.25
7 gals. Raw Oil at
33 ots gallon. ' 2.3i
81.“
Millii'ii 10 gallons pnintcost-
int; 75 (Mile per gal.
(lr if you want the best ready
mixed point there is made.
we how it:
P. W. DEVUE it: C033.
Constant. Wilkins
0: Dow.
its WASHINQTGN QTRKfiT.
n. W. ”AVMOND.
agents 101' ll»
lde. Syracuse, Empire and Princeton
Bicycles!
And we coir) a mu llnc nl Corners: and Photographic Supplies at the
lowest prices.
moi-tannaou once.
1‘.) No: ill Main Street.
“Ev-Bicycle Repairin
m
The rm at our twill have arrived and we are new fully equipped to do all kinds
l“! repslriug and knit: lililt'llllli! joillnng. and nor ten years of experience an trmlos
mun umkm us Tm) instilled in claiming ability tmlo Ilrsleless work.
l no high In .ili'tl mun to pay. but do our well. Hum lves.and conunuently we do no:
' have m i'lllli’ifii' fancy prices. We overhaul and adjust bicycle» and gnarnntvo to
ill“ them in 3;: «l running: order. lmtllea' whorls uswolaily attended to. We are
u
... an...“ “um-mm...
Colors.
_ . .. we...
g!
We have
at
'South Norwnlli.
.a...» “my... a. 4 4W“... . . gears”..w “swam. .. .
liars it lslnBlaelt and
White l y ,
so feet long Jo feet wide.» feet
high, Cilillillllijmfll squnrs test. it
will take ior two soon,“
It lsllsss leagues t Isrtisss
Paints. arses thus:
igallon L. and M Faint.
3 4 " Linseed
tayo
.35
. 09
W
, y . in it
Oil use ”I dances.
in forms. I , ~
No better than we 'know
grain; we ought to. We
put an our knowledge and
experience into that one
thing. ‘
You get some of this exper- '
ience dumped in with every
bag you buy here. . y
. We are not guessing]. or"
“gassing”when We tell you
that we can give you the
best grain the market af-
fords ; ”write or call.
pr oats that's clean.
are the inducements
to get yen to part , ;
gold.
$7.59
is the rice we modelling-
our $ 0 and 12.00.1111“
This, is a good i -
you to leave from” $2.
$4.50 one suit; mostly
sacks—browns, blacksgrey
checks and mixtures. ' '
A few dazen men’s sweats
ers, with sailor collars, navy!“
’* blues and wine colors, :1 ‘
500’
Our guarantee: Your:
ey refunded. _ y.
Store open evenings. 5
Manuel T. Hatch.
Branch Office, Solmdns’ Liv-
' cry Stable.
mun
WANT ANYTHING? ’
redness to. Advertise .. '--———-—. 5
in the South Norwalk ’ ; ' "'
5...... ‘ Comstoe
Sentinel.
'4 Bros.
M'SUllTli uatl s
—-—-—-—-_s————-——-——._m___...___ .___. -
Glad Tidings.-
R’Tho appoint: {or Divepepslni‘ldvot (llnlrgprhi’liitil ‘0' ION-l“ “
:Nl ll H . 35! Was... .' .- .l
is linfilnlk‘ (Ill-inf; Klr‘lt’z‘fvrr ills:“2(t'lr‘fl'1't'cs.8 Till: I'Lronn " .|'" ’
lit-risiltwnlw stlmnlzlitw tllmligentiw organs.
rvgulntoo the in ur mi-i roe-torus the system to
manhole linullh ml nut-mien. Httmpl siren. TWO ‘ NORWALK,
13‘5”)?” rl.ir-l;;igo:~.<-3;nxl 1:; Snl'l‘un’li'l-r G. ;
‘sdtillhl’?’ mum hurumls. and L. 1, Weed STORES. SO. NORWALK.
Enriclies the mind, but the kind found,
'- in this space enriches the pocket-book. ‘
Blue 8' rd
the harbinger of spring has not yet put ‘
ied assortment of- spring styles is .
for you inspection. We will continue to»
which have won the reputatiorl .tltq]
well deserved. Our line of ”‘3
Cloth ' ng
' will. as in years passed. surpass” an
is a hobby Colored Bosom Shirt. If S
Open every evening until 9 o'clock.'
Clothicr, Hatter and Furnishcr.
Ilahaciismo Hotel Iiook. South linrwalh.
to ride one of the bicycles N we fin
They spin over the [round see-Wt“
your legs is furnlsnlnfl the mm
Because they recessionmmm
’ . .
Fred w. s 7
I9 MAINSTII‘T.’ “
Good Reading! w
While the
in its appearance. our immense and var-
make-to order the trousers for $3
Ready- Made
shown in town. Our specialty title
a
DAVIS, The Tailor,
It isn’t lay [left
you imagine that sensible: fl M
Normtlk.
"l'hh PU A cram
THE EA Tfl 7
l“ “M lliltl m." WI .~
girdle ewal of s
with the areateat v ,
in all them
m9
m
a“.
Norwalk Chronicler