cloudy weather
it!!! most other Indiana.
For this section the conditions iavor
rain tonight and Sunday; warmer Sun—
!” morning: southeastwlnds. l
‘ B . .
The highway department oi Norwalli
Ilu finished cleaning the city's streets.
Otto Keeley, clerk in Weeds ”cigar
store. is a rictim oi the grip.
f—nin roast. 10:. New York Mk.
, lialt extracts are now in season.
ll;‘iaiated. the druggist. carries a iull
no. '
Ila-day evening at. 8 o'clock the ot-
loers oi Batisr‘Chapter will meet ior
rehearsal
-—Blue halt. 10c a pound; salmon
steak. lir. at Hayes' market.
William Miller. oi Charles E. 82%
We grocery store. has recovered
from a lew days illness.
Frederick 3. Coleman and family. oi
llfih street. have returned home from
a visit in Greater New York.
~loaey loaned on me insurance.
Initial Loan 00.. 302 Alex. are, N. Y.
The estate oi the late Ellen Sher-
wood will he settled column 31 in
the Norwalk Probate Court.
William P. Beers will open his eta.
tionery store. J. A. Pinnso's iormer
buaitufl. about the middle oi Febru—
ary.
—-3houlder “.4... tic. New York Mk.
There will be a dance at St. John‘s
llall Broad River. next Tuesday
night ior the benefit oi Miss Jennie
Kinaeila.
The members oi Putnam Hose com—
pany will have a roast pk supper. next
lionday night. in the hose house in
Vranklln street.
~6ent's hos raii. 'rusaet. patent
leather and call shoes. reduced to
$2.48. Glover's. l2: Washington street.
South Norwalk.
lrring Wiimot. ion oi fir. and Mrs.
i. ll. Wilmot. oi Haviiand street. has
returned to the schoolship "Enter—
prise." at Boston.
The Norwalk Fire Police is to be rc‘
I“ eruiied to the limit oi thirty members.
They will he given a chance to relieve
the regular ion-e when necessary.
~iv’nll line winter raps. O'Brien‘s.
Alvin Nirkertou. at Orchard street.
‘ who was injured at hounabury. Mat—
hewson & company's shoe iartory. is
slowly recovering from his injuries.
Will the young lady who advertised
ior a situation as tank-keeper in The
Sentinel at January 4. under tin~ initial
It, kindly turn her address at the
Korwalk aloe oi The Sentinel.
women lielmrah’s llig Gypsy vamp
will arrive in town Monday. 'l'iwy all!
oeeupy tier-rants llail ior on» limit.
where they will tell your tortuous iree.
it is mmcthlag ne- sad worth seeing.
it's a novelty up to date.
Charles B. ileymour. the armor, is
latrodnring a new cereal ratio-d Gran»
use "than. It in said to he litt- ritual
deileate and delicious oi all grain
foods. )lr. Beyinour's cereals arr al«
ways atrietly ireah.
A speriai maturation oi Muller
Chum. Nit. 3h. R. A. M. will be held
Tuesday night; truth in the lloyai
Arch degree The dialrlrrt deputy will
he mat. sad as oysior flipper will
he served alter work.
would rhirltm. ' an Vorh so
it. til. Perry. in student at Yale Law
m. is fiqfloflly ill at the home
at his parents is minimum. To.
you-a alas has a. vast rip-lo oi irlmds
in iiorwaiit who will he grieved to
W oi hill serious illness,
W
The county MW?" aisle that
they will ash ior the levy iii a «minty
tea at 24. iii a hill on each dollar oi
the meaty grand list. This in is Hit
d I will on the dollar lean than lite
'm mm! It! "5m iaai year
a.” ma mallow. 35v at. at
sable arr
. lowest eta traders lilo-as.
General ohm-i norm in hours-4
‘i’ ,
Pioneer Castle. A. 0.,tt. or II. C.
wired theioorthdtgraeiastnight.
gilt. Bil»,
Iliaa Iiarie Curtis. of New Britain. is
agasst othq’parenta, in Knight street.
“I”
Thomas Powell. oi Seymour, has
been visiting irienda in South Nor»
walk.
pint-m ior we. at
~Drsssmalrlag at home or hykthe
day. lira. ll. C. Allen. 03 Cross St. N.
William it. Arnold. oi Bayriew ave-
nue, has gone to Boston to spend a tow
days.
Mrs. Thomas E. flower and Master
Robert have gone to Waterbury to
spend several days
——'i'here will be a poverty social at
Luther M. Wright's carriage shop.
Broad Riverpou Wednesday evening.
it is stated that a horse has been
turned out to die in a lot in Elmwood
avenue. and is slowly starring to death.
Mrs. lmogene Ron will render a solo
at the evening service in the Opera
House—"The Good Shepherd." by Van
De Water.
-~'l he new billiard and pool parlor.
in basement under Old Well Hotel. is
open. Pool. 2% cents a cue.
Mrs. A. A. La Due is seriously ill
of piano-pneumonia. at the residence
oi her son-in~lnw. W. A. Pryor, oi
Rivervlew Terrace.
Mrs. Charles Olmstead is in South—
port. caring for her aunt. Mrs. Built-
ley. who is sniierlng irom the eiiects
oi a iali.-—Westporter.
“Gosling clams. 20c qt.
at Hayes”
market. .
The ladies oi the Auxiliary will meet
in the Young'Men's Christian asstx-ia-
tlon rooms Tuesday aitertioou. Mrs.
Ely will beta the chair.
The executive. board of the Young
Men's Christian association will meet
tonight at 9 o‘clock to decide on the
matter 0! the button contest.
«Ladies' box caii. winter russet.
patent leather. ricl kid and band
turned shoes. lull. Glover's. 122
Washington street. South Norwalk.
Town Cloris Smith is getting his ab~
stract oi vital statistica in shape tor
the past year. There were iii births.
two deaths and 121 marriages.
William Taylor has returned to his
home in South Norwallt. alter a tort
night's visit with Sir. and Mrs. Edgar
Davis. Mr. Taylor is Mrs. llavls' broth—
er.
~~~3len's and boys’ alpines. O‘Brien.
The selertmen expert to plaro plans
ior the new town house on exhibition
next Tuesday. They expert to have
them at their Norwailt oilire on Mon-
day.
28.
.iolm Gutterldge. a mouldor at Munit-
er llrotbera' laundry. burned his eyes
badly tho other evening by some hot
sand. llr. Dexter Hill-brook is attend-
ing him.
~-~§pring rhlrlteila. IE‘M IIi.. at liar-
ea’ market.
The new firm oi Harris & (’rnw has
taken a lease oi Mrs. it’d. itemsou's
dot-it. adlolning that oi tin~ iormer
l'amuin liell- dork. which was leased
Thursday.
Lawri'm'i' llrrnuuu. who icll input u
"'1‘” Wminmlay sites-noon. is serious
iy ill at his home in North Main street.
ills lungs were injured and pneumonia
is toured.
mlfla oi ialllil. 129M. New York Mil.
The committee appointed to arrange
tor the annual masquerade ball oi
Loni» lodge. in ilermanla lisil. Mou—
day, February 7. held a meeting last
night and completed details.
him Annie Erickson. who has lost
returned from the Adirondacks to her
home in titanium. smut the tourney
ntorh hotter than was thought pooch
bio; and is getting along very whli.
winter! style derby. O'iirisa'a.
Tim gymnasium rim oi the Young
iiea’s Christin mwlatioh will giro
so ethihltlna in the minibus rims
ill Elisabeth aimi. Tuesday blunt.
The stars will he assisted by a team
trots iltaiaiord and a Iwiaiiat truth
llrooltira. .
”the annual meeting oi the put
araud roams emotion. it. 11.
was held in W and the following
him were elected: President. A. C.
(m. Wk; ”arm.
Jesus ii. Walsh. bastion. m
as treasurer are. nasty. m
.1»... arm. trite. r Water It.
Iirs. C 8. St John. oi Elisabeth
street. is entertaining her sister
visiting irieuds in South Norwalk.
v—Fresh ham. Mo. New York hilt.
Rev. Crandall J. North, D. D.. oi New
Haven. is a guest at the home oi Miss
Minerva Nash, in West street.
Miss Edith Cousins and Miss Ethel
Wilcox entertained at whist at the
Central club. Wednesday evening.
~Men's and hoya' winter caps, O'Brien
Howard A. Tilly will accompany the
Christian Endeavorers‘ to Westpert.
Sunday night. and render several cor-
net solos.
Douglas Fowler post. (i. A. R... l
making arrangements to more. l-‘eb-
ruary 1. iron: 100 Washington street to
the old Masonic hall. 22 South Main
street.
~hiaior cigars. quality and merit.
Thomas Brennan this morning sold
his house. and lot in illenwood avenue
to Peter (iaiiagan. Mr. Brennan will
continue to ocrupy the dwelling until
spring.
0
city. now employed by the Consolida-
ted Railroad company at Jamaioa
Plains. Mass. will spend Sunday with
his mother. Mrs. Carrie Hendrick.
~Dcntlst Word will be at his ofllcr
Saturday. 9 to it a. m.; 3 to 6 p.
m; on and alter Monday usual hours
Constable Keeier has attached thryc
bicycles owned by Luther Wright in a
suit upon the bond ior coats given by
iir. Wright in the now tumour Pant-b»
er-Wadhams soil.
A party oi twelve Meriden men are
preparing to start ior the Klondike
next month. They have guns and a
drilling machine. Their provisions
they will get. in Seattle.
~l’lsit 8. S. ’i'lilotson's and scours
some of the bargains in millinery dur-
ing the removal sale. No. 16 North
Main street.
Department Commander ti. ll. listen.
or i'utnam. avmmpnnlmi by a (My oi
his «tail. will visit lluc-ltinghom ptnlt.
Wednesday turning. January 26. (”om-
mander l’ritou rmueuts the comrades
to turn out in tom» and give him it
royal welromo.
The i'olttmiilii bum! oi the Salvation
Army will rondm't mentions in the
army boll tonight. Sunday morning a:
ii a. m. sitermmn at it p. m.. farewell—
lug irom South hut-wuik in a grand
united mus» int-Ming lo the llapiini
t‘Illii‘t'Il at it o‘u-lm-k solidity ulgbt Er.
eryluuly welmine.
l-‘i'hoim- turkeys.
I'"l'Ii'l.
lt‘u- lb.. at lluyr-s'
wt want you to read my adwrllsru
moot and mute and look at thou-
sboeti. Those goods will sell thunk
selves at tho priroa quoml. They or»
diamonds. Theodor:- (list-n.
~..»-A.,.—.
'l'lu- Norwoih Methmllst I‘Iillrt'b was
rmwdwl in the doom lust night. Tho
traitor preached a wry allot-tire storm-
on on "The Wanderer." and t'hsrles
lloyt sung. "Wherc is My Wandering
iloy Tonight?" and Miss Vanlloosnr
sang "list-ironing iiunds." The» no
rival services are snnrmnrrd to «on,
timw every night next week.
Mrs. lirldgl-t Mulligan. oi iioyt
street. aged a-iglttyeilrr years. war
workiua 4 Mind the kitchen stow,
’i’bunidsy afternoon. when her norm:
relight tire. and she ran out upon the
sump. Plumber John 1'. Mritoon. who
was panning. went to her assistance.
lihr received a tow slight burns. Mrs.
itulllgaa has twice been «aunt in the
Mechanics street trestle by the Pitts-
Ield express.
at. it. 'l'iiiolinin will reason March
to to storm ml Iiirltarmhli I: lion.
Washington turret. tlraad roomy-i
sale. All initial-n smelt at one-halt
mull" Wire. No. l6 North Hill) St.
The” out be no meeting tonight at
the Norwaik lirtluiflat WI
shun-ii. rations are being matte
for an alirlay manila lliinllsy. A soar»
ial watery who will he halal at
Miss Helen Nelley, oi Dsnbury. is ‘
Charles. llendriek. iormerly oi this y
I‘hmiuy.
them wc‘tvlll saintly you direct.
l
Represen-
tattle»
American
School.
73,
The ordinance rommltter oi llsriord
will report in favor oi appointing ten
extra {roller-melt.
'l'lw. Rorkvlllo Wheel club has filed
amended articles oi association in the
state secretary'a oiilre.
The mean used at the grant Peace
Jubilee in itoston in lhilii is now in a
Baptist rhurc-h at Lewlaton. Me.
owing to improved apparatus, the
Mrridsn ivllrctrir Light t-ompauy has
reduced its price ior incandescent
lights 16 2~3 per rent. Tho new price
is 12‘»; rents per 1,000 watts.
~Klondlke derby. at O'Brien's.
William W. Mower. a toolinakcr, om-
tiloyml at l’mtt & Whitney's in Hart-
iord. disappeared iron: his home hm
weeks ago under ps-mltar conditions,
leaving a sick wit» and two small
rhiidrr-u. Sim-o- the time- nothing has
been heard irom him.
A movement has iu-vn started in
iiurtiord by a number ni prominent ii.
A. ii. men tosards the erection oi as
suitable monument ovm‘ the remains of
Henry Clay Work. whose "Marching
Through Georgia." "Nicodemus." and
nilir‘t' war iyrirs will be long romem«
lwtml. and whom- gratu- in that city is
liliiilill'iti‘il by any distinguishing tablet.
~l’roi. rd. 8. Roast). the well—known
(mullet—Optician, can be consulted a’
his oiilre. in the parlor oi the labsck
emo Hotel, South Norwalk. Tuesdays
from 9 s m. to 8 p. ii'l. Eyes exam»
inod tree. .
'l‘hl- stato- [us on savings Illiilliti. one»
fourth of l pot rent. on deposits. is due
IIIIOI puyulrlu to the state treasurer.
our bolt on January 20 and hall on Ju~
ly Z". About ihwe-inurths of the sur—
lnas bunks in the state paid the ilrst
smut—annual imiuiruont yesterday. The
penalty (or «mo-rompiluum' with the
law is o sum equal to ill? amount oi
thv tux.
'i‘lw Myallr .liuuuinrturing company
has been organized at iltonlngton. with
a («spiral oi $25,000. in it.» shares oi
lino marl). “p.000 paid in. The siot'ltv
holders are llenry t'rowtiler. "lllIiIFfI'
fluid. ling. till sham; Ell iilrdbill.
Mystic. lull; Timothy Mri'arthy. hiya»
xiv, Mi shuns. The company is org-iv
law! in maiw and weave option. wwlcu.
unrated and washroom goods
With the twinning oi the year is”
Mr. i.. ll. Mun-h. oi llrliul. lie" utartn’
or! on his iortleth «man-till" year ior
heaping weather records. liming that
linu- hr- has recorded the temperature
three times a day. and item a reward oi
the wondltlon oi the weather. as to
storms. pleasant weather. air. For
auroral wars he has mm the rain
and snow iells and precipitation.
W
Winchester manly presents a use
showing ilti- damnation la the dial
mutton oi tastier that read to lattes
lawyers. in an seam iot' trespass the
oisimld was awarded damn in the
sum oi straw. To this the decadent
heroism! and his marinas were also
tallied. on the mind trial the sum
dam won and the alaiatt! tom new
tines. whirl: have he» sustained by
the tail beach at the Wilson.
:iliehassaattmiflm
W
Buy Oats That’s Clean.
MANUEL T. HATCH,
15 Marshall Street, fiputb Norw I .
. MERRILL COLLEGE,
75, 77, 70 Atlantic .‘llreot,
STA )I H )Ii I),
A pmrllml lulu-oi in! llir llrvrtiiopihoviiioi tin lltirllmttml
and tmmtl natures oi young Insulin.
limit-Earning Education a Specialty.
Rates oi tuition loin-r than they should be.
For ininnnation mrilt’i'iillifi
lion in western .
MERRILL COLLEGE.
Aihii‘tl ll’lhl la in he be“. M “Illa
We Hoyle No Patent on Oats.
HItOuItI have on our manner oi lit-muting them.
N0 BAITS. BUT QUALITY.
mistress is seen in the pilot: all the little.
We sell, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. Pennsylvania Illit'Ii—
win-at. Flour, Granulated Table Meal. Bolted Table Meal, Breakfast
Ask your gun-er for their guilds.
if he does not keep
Phone to»;
Ill!Illlllllillllllllillii
'ttl.\'.\' ,
tlw irodii r-duvuthmal institu-
r-rr ltugiam . widows.
h’l‘ ..\>li'nliti rims
IllililllI‘llllIIIIlilllhlilliliilllllililllllliiltl
City Board oi Reliei.
Notice is hereby given that the Board
oi Relief of the city oi South Norwalk
will meet on Wednesday. January 20;.
is”. at: " 7'0 ii'tlilili p to Saturday.
February’ ... at; "-mimlr p m. \VPdllr-s-
do}. February 't at" it 'lil o‘vlorlt p. in;
Wednesday. February to. at 71:05
o'riorli p. m; Woods-inlay. February
'13. at 7:30 o't'lt'li‘lt p. m.. in the Poun—
i'II Chamber. on liaviiand street. in
said city. ior the purpose oi hearing
and rim-mining all appeals from the
doings oi the Assessors oi said city on
the list oi "597.
Dated at South Norwaik. January l9,
i898.
JOHN i-‘. MrhlAiION.
MATTHEW CORBETT.
Board oi Relief.
)19 i2
COAL.
Hard or Free Burning.
Anything to suit the oustonwr.
III!" and GRIIN.
W tifhl ntul nutinist lion aux-mutual.
)lnl mlors pnuupth nth-ruled to
0mm» at n-sldeliw, 10 list mood 8L.
Willi Soruaik.
AIM», ”MW at liou'uyioii l’mioiilmz
B. I-IRRRIS.
\lmmi vltrtlsxlt hit. .. Ii it! \
tH-Irn lull» alunllinw l Mir: intro i.
Nu inmti- ulmut lint; hum t i- av
limos ulu- n' it u is "null. lnlmrm-n
womb twin-t mu "unit's (or :a‘: lo
alum pint- it» mutt-- quart» it:
luglunlmiili - IN. ’l'iirn i- limlilt
siiul lung lilo in I'll” irv r n-wvi Ilttitv').
,hrr in"; mm! ioi-swiml illlil 'Iillt‘l",
and inlilnl mu iiisr In iwi iii»
”hum-vi Mle lnlmlu'.’ in iiit‘ll'N
ui tum ting: r- ' Tin u cirlu Illllh)
it" imnil Ill 'liililll vii-m no; u
'fl'l'l sis—omit of twin v in u a upui
lint twin 1 u re imillnlvl: illliiz
im lib loultit.
Sillllll account,
in”, m a. mu up: in iiw pound.
or t: u tlmu imittiir imo-lmat- prior,
\ i'ltu uriltl Ill' 1": Hill In! it
1’: min 's tumult lli’lIIIl lmnilrm
tin rnriirtn iiut ow lmt uni-i too
will lultr linulitr r lit u but irv-sli
and nor.
Vomit wu- tluil or" lmmv IlillI.
olrlt'll) irmli. not ill 9i lmi at lids to
tint.
Mmbi boltiuu "min. iriml owl
int-,1“ 3‘- ” it‘llliul.
ill immior s tow-o mull: r oi lIr
anion-lulliimoml; all gitimol- tulip.
ilrrlimu mo-innl wvlaiwci amt; st-
tmulr ior ‘- oil um ill lmil ill’lfll'
"m ior in ilrmg u in" oiui M
«- iiil ii, (violin the wet
III-oi crimson lob immr. item
Iwmlflln ior mu
’l’liwciirnvfi lam" itioimw twat».
linol-
l’cmrnmo u! my». :t'm um.
PREIIUI SHIPS.
Sosinmp- ou mam or limo
LOIEIZO DIIILE,
Iioalrl iinwry.
ill Sloth Halo 1%.. limits Korwulli.
”mainlinh‘thOlr
“warm!“ mfihfl1fl
sass
torn tilllli ilillit tut,
No. I Gazette Building.
anisu’rmms. ’ I”
K.drl'
cannot duplicate this. lot at the prim».
lahackamo Hotel Bloch.
Comfortable Sale.
The continued warm weather has leit us duh
Comiortahles. Down go the priesato M
A Illili to us. Your gain. W want the worn.
Outing Flannels.
_ You want pretty and Good Outing Flannola. V
them. Some wry pretty patterns opened today
One oi our choicest bargains is a ladiee' My ‘
. BR(X'ADE MOHAIR hiKIR’I', at 0‘11” “on
be a bargain at £3.00.
EDWARD S_TREET,
Tools! Tools Tools!
Most i 'oinpletel Joe in Sony alk.
Disston’ s Saws, Atha Hammers.
STIRRET‘S FINE TOOLS. Sole Agel‘ttI.
FOXCy cle&Hardwar'
IJ'I “ ASHISI-TUS S'I'RI'II‘I'I'. - . '
Skate-t and t 'uilery Ground and Repaired in the Best Manner. .. .1
“I-‘wry thitur from :t \emllt- to on Am. itor.’r
SPECIAL.
By a M‘t‘lll pun-base of wordens for cash, or secured a small lot, W , .
for thirty-live suits. of Very tine line‘s Worstciis. Broadcloth and Mt). ‘ As ‘ I
this is the sen-am that link-l Suits :m» in continual demand. we have M to
make up tin-w t'lnlll! int» "Full Drona» Solis." iiiml with Skinner’s silks, bf
$30.00.
l’lim v nines but u tu- \ er boon :tpprmu- Ill'iI and net er uill be. -
The price of warden goods til constantli on the rise. and probably will never ‘
again «Imp an ion as they lune sold at the [not year.
oi the past and pit-sent buyout assurance of STYLE and QI’A LITY. Mont
wide reputation aid to introduce us for the future. ‘
Ihlll'i.ltll'gt’l our Business Suits in order at $16.15; were from #2 to“;
D AVIS, the Tailor,
Clothiar, Hatter and Furnishor. L'
ilpeu rn-ry Pl't'lllllfl until u o'elork. ~
«3:.
Norwalk, Conn,
FILES.
t4.
Let our pnsperousmoord
Order while you can, I ‘
loath Hawaii,“
Thermometers !
' We have just put in a this line of
high arach- 'l'iu-mmun-tt-ru.
They are llIIi'ilt‘lIVt' in apimtrsnmn
warranted to register the mrrwl tutu—
. In'mllil't', and art-
Reasonable in Price.
cousroCK.
WATKINS
& now.
"2 Washington Street,
Hiii'Tli NORWAI’K.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
QIIIOH'I‘ LINE
1'0 FLORIDA.
mum to
bonus natty Pall-ea lorries iro-
ttsw tars to all ail-clan saints
TRY
Burnhain’s Delicious
Clam .
Chowder
4‘
Samples given sway? '
this week
spotlights.
Norwalk Chronicler