u colder this morning ih all seed
Fitr this section the conditions iavor
lair weather tonight and Tuesday
mm: high northwest winds, di-
misish his
a
now Bradley. of Hattiord, was in
Milk. Saturday, calling on old
irleadn
Ill- lismie Iiiller. oi Cannons, has
been the guest of Ilia- Grace Seymour.
.0! West strut. .
t‘lompany D, Fourth regiment, will
sliold its beau bake at the Amory
next l'rlday night
~Barglinsv—A beautiiul upright
piano for 8175 with stool and seari:
dormer price 3325 'J. W. Studwell.
Henry iieltz hasresigned his posi-
tion as superintendent of the C. D.
llatthewa property.
The annual meeting oi St. 'Mary's
Ladies? Aid society will take place
Sunday. February t.
The vestry iii-8t: Paul’s church has
adopted resolutions in memory of the
late George Ward Selieelt.
Miss Gertrude House. oi Marshall
street, has leit her position as book.
keeper at F. Hayes' market.
The manual masquerade ball oi the
Arion Singing society will be held to-
night in the society's hall in Madison
street.
An invitation dance'will be given by
the South Nora-all: Hiberniaus ties
Friday night. in their hall in Wash»
ington street.
~A novelty in Norwallr. Bell ring—
ing by sixteen young girls under di-
rection oi lira. E. R. Hotchkias. Opera
House. January 26.
Miss Nina Adele Lewis. who has
been a guest oi bliss Lula May Sniiien
oi Danbury. has returned to her boon
in Norwallt.
—-fw-—-b-—--—-—— .
Buckingham woman's Reliei corps
trill hold a sewing meeting tomorrow
afternoon. lit 5:30 o'clock supper Will
be served.
Commission'era upon“ the insolvent
estate oi lira. ELen Sherwood will be
appointed by the Norwalit Probati
Court on Monday. January ill.
Visit.
oi the bargains in uiilliuery dur.
the rdmoval sale. No. 18 North
if“: hialn street.
3“ .- .
l? The annual meeting 0! the loans.
3;. bury 1 Bissell company will he held at ,
E33 the ptiice oi the company, in‘ Winni-
" ' psuk, tomorrow morning at it! o’clmhy
ii. Ira. Susan Hartwlclt. oi ilayview“
avdnue. is visiting her daughter. Mrs
rge W. Jennings. of Boston. Later
sh will go to Springfield to spend a
test days.
The r6: t'ycle aiid Hartman may
pay will receive this weeit lir corn
, plete line at 18 wheels. also will be
pleased to show them. The coinpany' 1
store in Washington street in being
greatly improved with new fixtures.
m.
“Don't target the Mimi masquerade
hail tonight.
‘ . Me in their puma th Nor»
wallt One oi them hitlpbdh sell to
half out contents oi a dietitian only
which a tailltsian had left a West
'sve'aas alarm. .
Tramps are developing snEnnaturai
4’
Negotiationrsre under sly tor the
r M the ”my .. .
lag lit Wall street.
tut-tun the midterm. '
Mat Norwsllt. b. ' ,
S. Tillotson'sand securic ri
she: has thymus
turd. ”Wilton
lira. E. o. lnith. oi Paterson. N .l"
“is visiting tfslativss in town.
Patrick *iueii y. or Danbury. is
visiting his new in South Norwalh. «
~A spoon train will learn the depot
etil:lih..-ni. slisrthehrlosmssque-
rads‘hsll. “tor Nor/salt and Winnipauit.
F. Gordon Read. oi Norwailt. has re
turned home from a visit to Dsnhury.
Philip Goodwin. oi Spring Hill, has
gone into the bundled wood business.
James ii. Knapp, Jr.. oi West are
one, went to Philadelphia last night.
lies Alice Reardon. oi Spring street.
spent Sunday with her brother in Mil-
iord.
The next meeting of the City Coun-
cil oi Norwallt will he held on Febru-
aryi.’
John Hadden, oi Norwalh. is rapidly
recovering treat his recent severe ill-
ness.
Frederick Buckley. oi the ilrm 0! J.
H. Buckley & Son, oi Norwallt. is in
Boston.
~
—0pera House, January 26. A short
iarce under managament oi Hrs. W.
A. Curtis. Iliss m Lane and iiirs. G.
W. White.
Major James K. Croiut. oi Hartiord.
is visiting his sister. llrs. B. H. Mat;
hewson.
Alexander Sample. ann wiie. oi Wes'
ivenue. leit Norwalh this morning to:
to extended southern trip.
The report is current that a well-
tnown clergyman oi this town will re-
;ign his charge in the spring.
The meeting oi the Ladies'n associa-
.ion of the First Comm-gallons!
thurch will be omitted this week.
The revival services at the Norwalh
llethodist church will continue this
seek every night. bill hinrday night.
The work done by the new siree
rommissioner on Spring liill has beet
lestroyed by the storm
Norwalh experienced all varieties 0
weather yesterday-«40g. mad. rain
mow. sunshine and a rainbow.
The monthly business meeting oi
it. Joseph's Lyceum will be held to
norrow night is llusic iflaii.
Mr. and Mrs. (i. it Aiken. oi )taic
ttreet. Norwalit ware entertaining
.‘Aiken Ii mother and Hater oi Tor
W. a , ‘ 3:
Money 'loaneta lite interim-o
tusl mn‘Co . Ales. ave
iaa 8.3. 1', ion has bulb of!
teacher at the lni'ant class at 1th-
rirau Methodist Episcopal Solids:
ool. ‘
Ltiveraide arena is being greatly
rspmved by Superintendent Tourism
0 is cutting down the trees on lbs
‘ 'i‘ or side.
i
‘A in wagon owned by (I. '1» Wee:
rJlIided wlth “Wink turnout it
flsll street Saturday null. slightly
lamagllig the latter ,
‘l-‘red Mahler's bicycle exchange
which he intends to pm in iliamiord
asst spring. will he in charge oi liab-
or I'm." oi Norwnk
The Board at Reliai oi the City at
Nprwalh will hold Its llrat session at
* ;: i'ouncii moth loam night. he.
n .
ing at 1: ”o’clock
W
A young lsdrpirltsd up no at. the
«tooth Norwsllt station this morning.
"Ill returned it to the owner, who had
unconsciously dropped the. may
The horse owned by lit-nits Brothers.
which was stolen in Bridgeport early
Saturday morning. and which the no
lice were truncated to look out tor. was
ionud is a vacant lot is l’sirlelrl.
«vi want you to rend ny advertise»
mentaldsonsaulmhatihuse
.shoss. Tho-egmrdswiliaellthw
Thessidwssesahsseedosoyilleh.
ard Vfiht. who hit today tor the
Kbadihmwsswashyrraslr iarrsm
rhwiiohsld lie. is The erawtsg
immumswstismwn
illWMsvhg'
mathematical-invoke."
it
MW
Curtis mm was a guest or Dr
and lira. A N. Clsrlt over Sunday.
Edward Panto». oi New York city,
spent Sunday with Iir. and lira. E. L
Hoyt oi intact plsq
The members of the Putnam Hose
company will enjoy a roast pig supper
tonight. at their headquarters in
Franklin street.
-—Don't iorget the poverty sociable
at Luther hi. Wright's Broad River
carriage shop on Wednesday evening.
Shepard and Mansfield furnish music.
John P. Drummer; went Saturday to
Elisabeth. N. J.. to take charge oi the
tailor business oi his ia.her, who is
'eported as seriously ill.
Thursday night the meeting at the
First Cmgregational church will be
devoted to reports from the holiday
school and the election oi odioers.
~8. S. Tillotaon will remove March
let to store next Dickerman 1 Son.
*M’asblngton street. Grand removal
sale. All millnery goods at one-hall
regular price. No. 16 North Main St.
John lamb. a boarder at airs
liather's in Washington street. was
lrunlt and disorderly yesterday. and
In complaint oi his landlady was placo
vi under arrest. In the Town Court,
bio morning. Judge I-‘roet imposed a
line of 85. and titty cents cost, which
were paid.
Dawson H 13' WIND.
A Limb crashes tbrow a Window ot a
Iswtown Avenue nouns.
The high wind which prevailed yes-
erday and last night blew limbs from
recs and some oi the electric wires
ordered in consequence.
Perhaps the most serious damage
ran at Steven Henry Smith's residence.
a Newtown avenue. at? 10 yesterday
titernoon when a large limb from a
ree iell against the bay window oi the
timing room. completely wrecking the
iiructure. Measures were taken to
emporarily repair the damage. which
sill amount to nearly '30.
Several plants and some at the fur-
im were rulnetv, Luckily no die
or sitting at the window a} the time
‘ lays have the Worst of It
‘Thw young howtul had been silent
mil thnuglrtiul for who tllrtk and it
was evident that there was some deep
motion that wno‘ troubling hint.
rm." be said It Int. (‘iin'l it true
but boys have all the worst oi it?"
f'Why. no. my my. i don't thinlt they
Iii," replied tin- {other
"Well T do." illille'i‘it'sl the- boy, ”Bib
-ry girl i know says the. wishes she
no a buy. but H! be! she wouldn't it
he knew more allow it Why. thing.
are arranged iota hatter tor thethsn
for boys."
I'Oh. lguiss not Willie"
returned
.mpev and preparing to argue it out
with the youngster. "i should ring“ it
we: about an even shrug. Ayn boy
voo‘have mm» privil 'ibst your
olsiers do not. and have some
that you do not. Y re more tr».
rivtn than they es ‘
"And? so! “belted harder." returned
the in
: it you do you deserve it.
the lather.
"And when anythins happens mass
on: always believes the slimy that the
atria tell instead oi mine." persisted
the boy.
"That may be so," returned the isth-
er. ibmghtiully. "Alter a woman mar
vies she seems lo ltori oi naturally
learn in doubt the whole oi the piss.
colt-e m. Still. you mm remember,
Willie. that In the any oi play sad
general behavior you have all sorts oi
privileges that your sisters do not. and
these will heartac- gmtsr so you grow
up. That coasts tor a great deal.
rot ll rneii
i
”M i have to wesr mother John's
tirade over puts.” mtiaucd the buy
her slider sister's made over drew-in"
he indulgent lather. putting aside his '
”Anti your little sister has to wear ha.
slid the father. "so that's just an even mm
roputstiuiloitlisdealet
lnusuryieesudhsst
worth.
i .
Represen-
lathe
American
School. ».
Death aims. Inuit Ball
Mrs. Susan liall. wii‘soi Daniel Rail.
died Saturday night at her home. 18
Cross street. She had been an invalid
tor the putt ten years. and ior live
yearn had not tell her bed. Mrs. .Hall
was one of the oldest members oi the
First Methodist Episcopal church. She
was unrearnest Christian woman and a
most patient suiierer during all her
long illness. Besides her husband. one
son. i-‘rsnh Hall. survives her. The
funeral will be attended from her late
home tomorrow .flmilfln at 2:30
i'cloell. "
ans-loses Condition.
lmdon. Jan. 2i.—-Tho Pall Mall lla-
sette this attevnoon says: "Our latest
iniorioation in regard to Mr. Glad-
stoue's condition is that it continues
to be most grave. There has been no
improvement since our announcement
oi Wednesday. We say this in spite oi
all statements to the moirary. and
can a bur sea-s4»! outflgehponathllity
”Mulfi'm u, , ' 5..”ng
”and?“ “that“ Strike J
lhmtom Mans. Jan. Zlno'l'he .aecsud
wevlt oi the big c‘fltntribi‘b onw—
san ltul M tile prin‘p’sl «tiers.
with but sides apps-yeah!“ firmly
leterminod to hold one: as at tho“ inJ
any-untied oi the contest. No attempt
who made to open the gs’tes oi tile’big
ttlfpllffluonl at New Radium». Ridde—
(oril or television: . _‘ .
Dabs Pleads tor deem.
Chi-amount Eugene V Debs has
tied a plea tor be public in behalf oi
_lier Morton who is older son-
te «sit death tor train wrecking near
mento, (lat. during the railroad
siriiw oi lilSi. Mr. Debs asserts that
Wurilon is the victim oi a (to-spine!
oi railrrml detectives. and that at the
worst the condemned man was but a
tool In the deter-liver hands.
on. . “saw”.
way When Ya- Ia-w In.
A tits-dos paper. the Wail-sap. which
thinks that thavoass 0W.
rain-i in Homh Atrium, says the
iilotiertlotnl pm the: in ragss’iutin)
misled with earnest in?” ”a:
tits“! them iruta the rain 'I"
iberetore calla! int
and Shel-1W hm lotto-ginor-
wetmhoisnbeutslrstis. “as day- as-
ssosin isttsaiatarlwas art-sun who h‘
hill-ti a ”dim wataaa mm
mutterl. the sloth-rot two ssapid sad
straining shihtrsa its mmmb‘l‘hls
mucosa. in them lug-av. an-
m
10' it ill Britain at in Price.
To gst‘tbeworili oi your money out via lag of
' Oats or a tuna! Hay, you have to «insider the
l healthily believe that 1 am giving you the
. grain to be had.
KNOW that i any giving you full weight.
Iiy prices represent only what the gold» are
‘V.
And I
BUY OATH THAT'S CLEAN.
”Manuel T. Hatch,
lb Handrail hit" lilo. Norw alk.
lilillillllillil'lilllllillllllllllllllll’llllllllll
MERRILL COLLEGE.
78, 76, 77, 70 Atlantic litreot,
“TAM FORD
new tor the developrnenioi the lntellu trial
and moral natures oi yrmngpeople
Broil lining Bhutto 1 Specialty.
Role-oi tuition lower than they should be.
for iniormatiow eiineernl
tins in western ew
MERRILL COLLEGE.
-
CONN. .,
the ieadlgfiednational institw
MANPORD, FONS.
lllllltlllllllliilllllllilllllllllllllllltllilllllll
Dalsgausiromllanhry
An invitation has been sent to Dan—
bury, inviting the presidents oi the
women's clubs oi that city to attend
the reception to lira. Ellen Henrotin.
oi Chicago. at lmhwood's Hall. on
January 2" and Airs. lilo .Hartweii
president of the Classics and Monday
club. and Miss Helen Heelter. presi-
dent oi the Travelers’ club. the oldest
organisation in llanbury. will attend
as delegates.
City Board of Relief.
Notice is hereby given that the Board
of Relic! oi the city oi South Norwallt
will meet on Wednesday. January 26.
18». at 7:30 o’clock p. m.‘. Saturday,
February 5. at 2 o'clock p. nu Wednes-
day. February 9. at 7:30 o'clock p. m.;
Wednesday. February is at "7: an
o'clock p. m.; Wednesday. February
23. at 3:30 o'clock p. in.. in the (‘oune
cil (' her. on liaviland street. in
said . tor the purpose of hearing
and determining all appeals from the
doings oi the Assessors oi said city on
the list oi in".
”I?” at South Norwalh January to
2 JOHN F. hichiAiiON.
i MATTHEW ('0!!an
. . lloard‘oi Relief.
“i, _ .. . , its 123
COAL.
Hard or Fire Burning.
Anything to suit the twist-liner.
HAY and GRIT".
\\ virbl and tatisiaet ion guaranteed
Mai 1min! [mnnptly attended to.
mill-e at midi-nee. 20 Raymond Hi.
fitmtlt Norwalh
Mao. ul'iicc at lbtw'nytmi l'mtnllIi-v.
B. HRRRIS.
llOIEV.
\lnssait everybody llite- lwmry.
npev-tsily good honey like mine Is
No bogus}- boot lliln tum-y.» its
hiwtw w it was uncle. In ironies
mun» hone two ironies tor 'fir In
no than rpm!!!- 6):
Titer!» is health
mummy linens-antiwar;
A" you «will hit-M at!!! «tilt
and would you libs tu levii
messed lull-st ”ironing.“ to ill! I”tip:-
oi vinyl
lea, Mm sis-ply Mauritian”:
subwmibllfl him in s cupid
. but water. .\ tl'vy liabil- till
his the heat lb w m
8|“le BOGOIIUT,
Winwrlg mileyihe mini.
nilessihs the .
rt Wm
A He lime. ash tori
spvanwt brittle. intuition»
line in lists one bus and yarn
wine mother; Hr- bos: first:
I’m m titular-v lunar laid.
ml! Munstlhwtaiflha
“its” hailing with". trial and
spat
No. I Gazette Building.
Tools! Tools! Tool
Misti Cmnplete Line in Norwsllt.
' Disston’s Saws, Atha Hammer
K. it I". FILES.
STIRRET'S FINE TOOLS. Sole Agents; « ‘
FoxC ycleiflardwarej,
120 “’AfiH INGTON STREET. , .;
Shaun and Cu utlery Ground and Repaired in the item Manner. .
“l"v erything from u Noodle .to an Anchor. " ‘
SPECIAL.
- ,
By a recent purchase «indolent» for each, we mural a small‘lot. enot‘lglt
tor thirtyvfive nulls, of very line Drew Worsted». Broadcloth and Doeekili.
title is the moon that. limo Bulbs are in continual demand, We have W to
make up these cloths into ”Full Drum Suits," lint-d with Skinner’s silks. It!
$30.00.
Thane value; have never been appmacbed, and tie 'er will be.
The price oi woolen goods is constantly on the rise, and probably will never
again drop so low as they have sold at the past year. Let our pmreiousreepsd
oi the past and present be your assurance of STYLE and QUALITY. Viki ills,
uqqi‘o: tin- iuture. Order while you can, 1
wide reputation aid to introduce
moot duplicate this lot at the price.
mantel“.
a.
"’ Allusions. Yourgsin. Wewsuttheiooni‘.
Outing Flannels.
You want pretty and Good Outing flannel-2 w
1 them Bonaverypreitypstternsopenedtodayur
, One of our ohoiontt
BRDCADE MOHAIR
he a bargain at 83. co.
EDWARD STREET,
[hiri't forget our Business Suits in order at .16 7B: were from w to
DAVIS, The Tailors:
Clothier, Hatter and Furnishti‘i'.
i Ups-n t'iflt‘l') on hing until 'l 0 Rice -k.
hrs a a ladies' bloat
RT, at $2.0) RACIL
Norwaik.
25!
{I ,
loothlmshdoas. "
i
Thermometers !
We have just put in a tim- lim- oi
high grade Thcmiomcicrv.
They an- attractive in ammonium
warranted to register the correct tony
pasture, and are
Runnable in Price.
-. .. m.
COMSTOCK.
WATKINS
& DOW,
"2 washington 3m».
80"?“ NORWALK.
SOHTHEHII EiHlEiI.
SHORT LINE
1‘0 FMRIDR.
mm»
W Mir-rims!
”M ii W" lite
is s
M“ M
i , ‘
TRY
Clam :
Chowder ,
Samples given away :Q ”
this week ‘ ;
AT
unlit ’
(knot the heading Md
woman Wind“,
imputed l'ine WM
loom
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