will“ Won thoconditions favor
Weather will»; snow turning to
. WW; variable
,m tarsal-thrash
M.
Rev ‘.D it. flatware is seriously ill at
his home in Palrheld avenue.
MT
7. W. Rogers. 0i Norwallt, attended
. lie Britneport Cycle show inst night.
R. l. (Rhone. of Danbnry. was in
mama». calling on sequin.
Theii'detphl Concert company will
so: concert in Westport. Saturday
January 29
The Stamforddllorwalk Klondike por-
ti will hold its final meeting, Friday
afternooni in Norwalk.
lira. Frederick Pierce of Dnnhury.
is a guest of he: lather. Cornelius
Pireoe. of Upper Main street
The Old Well Haili- hundry is out
today with a handsome new delivery
:‘rzgon from Luther All Wright's repos-
ry
Sturtevant's nine esnt sale is prov—
ing quite an attraction. Hundreds of
useful articles his tables at
this figure. n? ,0.
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—-Boarders fluted. 57 Alain street
Norwalk.
Members of the Twin (lily Wheclv
men will go in Bridgeport, tonight to
attend the Cycle allow. leaving Boom
Norwalk on the 7:10 train.
The compounder of ilaie’s Compound
Quinine for the hair claims it is the
best preparation ever manufactured
anddoes tint what it is claimed to do.
The District Division. Sons of Tem-
persons. will meet with Minnehaha
division. South Norwalk, today A del'
glitch from Concord division will at-
Depuiy Joseph C litter and a dele-
gation from Uncas Tribe. No 26, imp.
O. R. M" will visit Palms Tribe. No.
3|. of New Canaan. and raise up the
chiefs. tonight.
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Attorney Leo Daria-went to liartford
this morning. as the repreoentative of
Old Well Lodge. F. and A. M.. to the
itession of the Grand Lodge of Masons.
held in Masonic Temple.
' Selectman Merrill and Engineer
Wood were engaged. yesterday. mak-
ing a survey of the town house proper-
ly. With the idea of locating the pro~
posed new town building there.
”Honey loaned on life insurance.
Initial loan Cit, 302 Alex. are. N. Y.
The semiannual celebration of tho
Theta Delta Chi fraternity. of which
Carl A. Harstrom. of Norwuili. to prom.
ideal. will little place at the Hotel
Windsor. New York. on February ll. 9
Commissioners upon the Plum sir
tats will be appot‘uted iii-sorrow morn-
"'5:
lL
ltlss harsh Adams. of North avenue,
hummedhomstromavlsitlohar
brother is lliddletows.
5‘ ftuna-u.-
rue Hadyn linsital aoclety will {not
meet Friday night, as the leader. C. A.
Tucker. will be out of town. .
L_._._..___.
» '-_'-,°
I
n. Lsdies' Guild. of St. Paul's
church will meet at the Berkeley
street chapel. Friday afternoon.
Several dogs in the vicinity of
Spring ill" have been killed recently
by means of broken glass concealed in
.meat.
An entertainment for the beneilt of
St. Mary's church will be given in the
basement of the church, Shrove Tiles~
day. February 22
Principal C. A. Tucker. of the Cen’
ter school. will attend the meetings of
the Dartmouth ahunnl in New York
city. Friday evening.
—i)aucing tonight at Luther M.
Wright’s Broad River Hall.
if. M. Tovrer, the proprietor of the
largest grocery store in New Haven.
is a guest at the Norwaik Methodist
Episcopal parsonage.
The inasmuch Circle of King's
Daughters will meet. on Friday after-
noon at 3 o'clock with Ira. A. Avi-
son. 158 Main street.
The Columbia band. of the Salvation
army. will lead a “free and easy" hal-
leieujah meeting at the barracks in
Washington street tonight. Every-
body is invited.
The men's and ladies' choruses oi
the Ariou Singing society will practice
tonight. The committee on the mas.
querade bail to be held Monday night.
will also meet.
The birth of a daughter to Mr. and
Mrs. John Seymour. noted yesterday.
makes the fifth‘ instead of the fourth
generation of the Seymour family now
living.
a
-—\'islt S. S. Tillotson's and secure
some oi the bargains in millinery dur—
ing the removal sale. No. 16 North
Main street.
The Always Ready Circle of King's
Daughters held a very pleasant social
tell i the Email: Methodist Episco-
pal church yesterday afternoon. Airs.
i'. A. Scodeld was agnest of honor.
Work was commenced today run-
ning the in wires from left Norwalk
Street Railway line to the Norwalk
iron Works. whh‘h will use the clot»
trlr cutout to operate its g crane.
The recent loss by fire to the dwell—
ing at 20 Day street, owned by him.
Susan A. Youngs. was promptly and
satisfartorily ndiusted yesterday by
Jar-ob M. Layton, who carried the en—
tire insurance on the house.
The gymnasium rinse of the Young
Dion's Christian nsmriutiolt will give
on exhibition neat Tuesday night.
The lecture. whit-h was to have born
delivers-ti last night llytt'harien E
Jennings. was postponed to a future
date.
Mrs. Washington ('haotc, of llrwn—
n
aaul lt'l.
o
from New York now in ilouth Nor ._
walk. who are said to have mud:- al
lam number of religious toflVl'l'll
while in Westport. have been invited
to visit that place again.
.. The members of the lost little that
and Gun club expect a visit from mem-
ltora of the Norwnlk club next Thurs—
day. when a friendly shoot will he held
at the traps. nt Nippon training
track. Lolitamford Advocate.
fly a recent purchase of Wmlii'iiilmltli'
trash. Davis. the tailor. secured a Ililtlll
tot. enough for thirlyallvc stills, of
very fine dress worsteds. brtuulcloth
sad dosskin. As this is the mo that
dress suits are in millions! demand.
he has decided to make up the» . units
into full dress suits at a now int
M's.
~-llressatakisg at home or by the
.dsy. Ilrs. ii. q. Allen. sari-m tie, it.
Homer ll. Cummings is being mt-
tlrsasnd now as a Wire sum“.
or. His friends think he has a fall
sa‘oe tor nomination for that non.
wwhewiillllretyiwplamdeoale.
where troll the aisle titties. ilr.
Moss as weenie-t of
them lentils would it u as.
am. mats as insoles ism. eilh'
. Daughters all
.58!“ iii the
at I: I
new ts” the Meet (lus-
“Wfitmu
Ullrssssstery
The Salvation \Army routing-toll
.‘wich. sill speak on "Christian tilvtng‘
lwfort- the Ladles' Association of the
First Congregational church this after-
noon. The indie“ of ill» Stmth Nor
unlit i ongrrgational ihurrh haw been
specially invited
Henry ii. "new. of North Alain
street. has in his pow-salon ii lar—
simiie ropy of the first million of the
New York Sun, hearing the ditto of
Tomlin}. September 8. lllilii. The
prim- wss one penny The paper was
four pages. each sbmu twelve inches
square.
Dentist Weed will be at his olive
Wednesday from 2 to 3 p. lll.‘. Thur»
day. from 9 to lo a. or. i to $130 p. n;
Vrlday. h to it I.Iil.1 2 to .1 p. Ill.‘. list,
utility. ii to it a. in. 3 to tip. ta; on
and after Mr'lay usiisl hours.
at
The l'nited Staten Weather Bureau.
of New Haven. repovts the mean tent»
perature for lmher 34 degrees.
The maximum hourly velocity of wind
was thirty’fire miles. northwest. on
lht- 24th. It raised or snowed
fourteen days. Total nits-tidy preclp»
itatloa. ms lashes: greatest prerlpltw
lion in tmtycfour hours. m inches
on the 10th day; total depth of new
fall. 1.: lat-hes: clear days. sis: partly
“my. seven; cloudy dais. eighteen.
Rev. 7. A. fiends“ preached at the
Norwflk Methodist church last night
on "The Young lists Who Came to
Jesus by Night.” as told is last s.
rmmtss the moon. Christies yeaas
m were allied to me forward. sad
about lily surrounded the altar TIC!
the tashatiss was stun town
desired the ”ewe mus
their
“mmum___
”VA ”emanate“
& l0.
(a.
m
P F. Burns is in New '7on today.
Benjamin J. 1'. Joyce nu enlisted in
Company D.
Frank Gilbert is endeavoring to or'
ganise a tire department at Wilton.
0 E Wilson yesterday said the Rig-
uey rroperty in Ann street to E. A
Woodward
The annual meeting of the Norwalk
Water Commissioners will he held to
night at 7 o‘clock.
.1. .
George Schauh is repainting the
from of the Germania Hotel. William
it. Wilson is doing the work. .
A seven-fool cap was pint-ed on the
top of the horth tower of the First
Mcthodiet Episcopal church this morn—
tug.
~—S. S. Ttiiotson will remove March
In! to store next Dickerinan & Son.
Washington street. Grand removal
sale. All miilnery goods at one-half
regular price. No. is North Main St.
The seiectmen this morning receiv-
ed '98 t. A. W. good road calendars.
They are large. caps-daily designed for
one; use. ,
Senator Rosier, of Norwaik. attend
did a meeting of the good roads mm-
mittee, of which he is chairman. at
Middletown. yesterday.
lion. 3 0. Keeler la in Hartford to—
day attending the domes! meeting and
lmuduet of the Wholesale Grocers” as-
nx-iaiion of Southern New England.
A party of members of Concord di-
vision, Sons of Temperance. contem-
plate attending the anniverasy eserv
rises of Westport division. tomorrow
night
~l want. you to read my advertise-
ment and come and look at those
shoes Those goods will sell them-
selves at the prices ulsotod. They are
diamonds. Thmdorp Olsen.
bliss Mabel Vttnderhoef. who In
spending the winter with her parents
at the Hotel Netherlands. New York.
arrived in Smith Norwoilt. yesterday.
to spend a few days.
The Willing “orkm' tirric of
King's liaitghtcrs of \thc Norwalk
Methodist church will inert this site.-
noob. instead of January :9 with Mrs
Htofleld. of tickled avenue.
The representative of the Wash-
li::tt; hint-him wmpany, will-ii is do»
blind”. of locating in Norwalk. is still
in an embryonic ulale, It sill be sever
at day» before any definite decision
will bt- "will!
w’l'ill: MERCHANT SAYS;
The imperial Crown cigar is a good
and steady seller and no merchant
who sells cigars has a complete stock
without them.
MMA‘I’YM»
a...“ ”a...“
The Young ltratfml lsnedtct Takes
. Up his disease.
New liars-u, Jan. l! lilanley Yale
llensrh. of Stratlord. the sailor of the
lilieflleld Scientific si'iiunl, who was
quietly married several months ago.
and who kept his wedding a storm till
Christmas. has returned to milego. lie
has corresponded with the faculty and
they have expressed a willingness to
allow him to return. A member of the
family of the Scientific srhml said to
day that the general rule dropping
from membership in the school a mo
dent who married during his under-
graduate course had been related. and
that the faculty had voted that it
should not be implied. as formerly.
This applies to the «tentihr departi
iaent of the university. Mr. Mrli
will graduate with his class nest June.
ills wife will remain host of the time
until then at her horse in itintford.
lam-slat! Iowa.
The llaahury Y. I. l'. A. is... which
was to have played a game with Coir
patty i' at the Armory tonight. in m‘
section with the llerkeiey school.
has not received its rertilrste of res.
idiom
mould not accommodate. as the ill.
mmmMihetzoi-ssay Plies
ks! flail teens are trying to assuage
them we will supply you direct.
Nam—v
/"“'\ m.
i MERR
tattle.
American
School.
“up.“hfionaaldanAddraaahy
Bew.J.J.1urloog.
The Catholic club held a very eaioy—
stile smoker last night at the club-
house in West avenue.
The programme included songs by
Messrs. Wehle and Whittaker. recita-
tion by Vincent Honnecker. two local
solos by Robert licensand a musical
duo on piano and harmoninm by
Messrs. Cshill and lurpliy.
Rev. J. J. Furlong made an interest—
ing address. wishing the club all pros-
perity. and that it might be the cause
oi a general good'feliowshlp among the
townspeople its mad'yooag mes to
lots in order to enter its advantages
Prof Edward Heads presided at the
piano.
ill!!!
mxaunswa
a am' am winding at the
first Chutehhrsnasge.
A quiet wedding took place at the
First Congregational pursuits“ this
afternoon. Res, 1'. ii. Sable odlciating.
The contracting parties were lira Eni-
tly ll. Matthews. of in» East avenue.
and Charles Frederick Smith. of Stain.
ford. Owing to the death of the bride's
fatiti-r recently no invitations were isv
sued.
tire. Matthcwu has been actively en-
united in the real estate business in
Korwalk for a number of ygars and has
many friends here. '
where Mr. Smith has business inter-
i’lln.
Weft)” I. I. 1.. C.
The it. at. L. C. held its regular
weekly meeting at the home of the
Minutes Madden. 28 intro street. lust
ew-ulnng Illtett'i' of the life of
Shakespeare was given. The continu-
ation of the reading of "Hamlet" end-
rd in a lively disruesion of the play.
The lil'Xl regular meeting will'he held
next Tuesday evening.
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Resolutions of Respect.
At a regular meeting of ivanhoe
castle on iv’rldsy erenltls. January ii.
the following resolution was adopted:
Whereas. Almighty tied in ills illn-
ite Mindoro has permitted to be taken
from us our beloved brother. Rudolph
ilurgeu, and.
Whereas. We deem it our duty to
give expression to our regret at his sun
timely denim: therefore be it
Remind. That we. the members of
lrsahoe Castle. No. i. K. O. 3.. have
lost a good. true and ialthfui miter.
his family a loving fallssr. and the
community a good and honest rillssa.
Resolved. That we. the “hers of
family of our departed brother our
guest heartfelt. sympathy is this the
hourdiheirslietloamwltl the.
to steal our departed brother is the
hearesly castle shine. sad praying
that the good quelltlss of our departs
sdhrelherheeliaosrm»
or; sad is our hearts.
Resolved. That a my of tissue reso-
lutions be spread tracer llama. a
my, la- seat under the seal of the ens»
its to the fatally of our brother. and
The couple will reside in Stamford.
Ivanhoe castle. "is“ in the bereaved '
lathe car, which' is due' Ill
., brood of Favorite Fionrmt
.70.per barrel.
22 South lull Street.
We Rule No Potent on Out 3.
. Shotildlhalle on our manner of Screening them.
no narrator guau'rv.
Multilateral In need ill the price all the time
We sell WHOLESALE AV!) RETAIL, I’cluliiyll'ulliu liuck—
wheat Flour, “Mflllted'l‘hblt' iii-st RollmlTnbleMtul Breakfast
limitiny. Ask your gni'cer for these mils.
if he does not keep
Buy Oats That’s Clean.
MANUEL T. HATCH,
15 Marshall Street, ilotltli Norwulk.
l’iiolle “9&2.
lilitltlltlllllllllltllI'llIlllllllitilltdtlltilllt.
ILL COLLEGE,
Represen- firm
A pmlial acillol for tire slosrloptttetit of the illicit" tun!
and trawl natum of young II'UpII’.
instituting cation a Specialty.
Rates of tutti
ir’ur intimation .
[than they nlmulti be.
"l9 Ill-till! t‘tilit‘uiitsl’lfll infill"!-
. ow Raglan . midterm,
ILL COLLEGE;
STA .\I FUR“. “LVN.
City Board of Relief
Notice is hereby given that the Board
of Relief of the city of South Norwnlit
will sure! on Wednesday, January 26
1898, 7:80 o'clock p. m Saturday.
februarys'i at :‘oriorlt p. m.; “'edl'it’s»
day February at. at 3'. 30 o clock p in:
Wednesday. February I6. at 7 30
o‘clock p. ill.‘, Wednesday, February
2.1. at 7:30 o'clock p. in.. in the Coun-
cil Chamber. on Hal'iland street. it!
said city. for the purpose of hearing
and determining all appeals from the.
doings of the Assessors of said city on
the list of 1393'.
Dated at South Norwalk. January til
1398.
JOHN P. McIAiiON.
MATTHEW CORBETTK“
Board of Relief.
lid in
Hard or Free Burning.
Anything to suit the "initiation
HAY and GRIIN.
“e l and artists: lion guaranteed.
no?" [on pnniiptiy attended to.
fifllw at Mick-im- :30 Raymond Ht.
South \‘orwnlit
Also, ofticr at Itowsytun l’iwioltiw.
B. HARRIS.
We Add
“right as a two pin in that
total "little. iiiumltiers and
"sum just ill.
Tn tlu “Sigimtun ' brand
of Asparnirus ”in, the finest
of its kind that in put. up,
5&- run.
We Multiply
0hr lulmr and effort» in
K'r-w tannin-d "ladle.
Egg l’lutns “ ihttidt
.. brand is u-nn.:oitdpa¢k.
rlesn fritt, Worth the; for
lac
l‘ttfl'flllhll .. tiw " llmwy
llml up for flu-
twnflJ’w
limp" ”and;
out l4“ ['3th
Williei'iu-rrlin, lie; Extract
it! lit'tvl, trust tilt-lily, 'i-‘ir
Apricots ”Dandy" brand.
large fruit. lmty syrup.
worth 3%: for tile.
“limited 0-K Wmul. twin-
ns tum-h for your homey:
“tutor 51'.
We now have t'iear iv'st
Mirk. micr- for which we
will lsmlad to fill.
We Divide
tiur [mutt- with «minim.
Wm.
Preluium ”stamps given.
Lorenzo Dibble.
um All!“ Alli“! IIII.
film"! ”0116'.
lesthfiorwslk Cosmnsenlm
Alamoithemaugissetihls
mmmtklsuieadtvldssliedsa
oasronto'l'iielvsaiaslsaiisst.
W Murmhsdras-
I Outing Flannele.
A 'loss to us. Your gain. We want the robot,»
You want pretty and Good Outing l’lanneis.
them. Bottle very pretty palm opened today ‘
One of our choice“. bargnlllll is a ladies" W
BROCADE MOHAIR SKIRT at $2.00 EACll.‘
be a bargain at 88 00.
EDWARD STREET,
No. S Gazette Building.
w ..
Small Profits.
Kearney 8. Font Cu
K. h 1‘. “LBS .123)?
in la ‘
Recalled Award for So
and a Big or Award then given W
Willi “ll till! »
in use detail all ieago
othi-r manufacturer of Files.
AWORD.
[IKE Disslol's Sal‘s or tilt .
Best and Chespest Files in Town. .,
Fony cletliardwar
i20 WASHINH’I‘OV STREET ‘ .
Skate:- uud Cutlery Ground and Repaired in the Rest Mating. f: 2 ; I
“Everything from n xu'lIIt‘ to ill) Anchor." n f '
SPECIAL.“
iii :i "'11?!“ purtliasc ul’ limit-nil for mesh. or we vumi a entail lot, w
for tliirty~liu wuits. of sun lint lire-e \\ lil'lllflI" Broadcloth and W No
this' ti them «us-on llliil I’ll-set Suite urr in continual ill-,tnuttd we halero .
make up lIli’M‘ rluth- iotu l-‘ull |,fl"lP finite " Him] with Skinner's silks, h 7
30.00.
Thu-u toiuc- lime or u-r been amount Ilt'd and uescr will be.
The price of woolen guild! is (Tlflfllflfluy on the rise and probably" will nova
again drop so low as they has o mid at the [last year. Let our pfiflimm
oi the past and pie-tent be your assurance of STYLE and QUALITY up!
i. idc reputation aid to introduce u» for the future. Order s bite you as,
runnot duplirntc this lot at the who;
Don' t fungi-t our Business; Suite to order iii .18 75: were from W to“
DAVIS The Tailbr,
Clothier, Hatter and Furmshat.
[shachemolloteimoch ems amends
Upon i very on Hing until u n' l "Ifll It
Themlometus !
It‘l
. ,
TRY
Clam
Chowder
A:
We have in»: put in n llur line of
high grade 'i'lu-mtmnctcm
They are sttrnrtiw in stun-ammo
warranted in nub-tor the mrmt tom.
ts-ralurr. and un-
Reasonable in Price.
Samples given away "3‘
.{7
this week
A?
Slomst
Grocery
COMSTOCK.
WATKINS
& DOW,
"2 Washington Strut.
NOIT'I'll SORWALK.
7:! North Alain litiwflg . -
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
lhseof the heading until”
arrows-p Lists: mm“ ‘
. 1‘0 FLORIDA. I01 m m m
M.“ m “ Weltiaheitqmtialtytlwfl
sins. seems. Imported unwise.
gm luau “amass. mucus. .
tans: rots-s Iai‘vlaa from I W
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