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“Allistelandinthenorth-
iioiieratsly heavy rains are reported
hm the southwest sag]. generally tatt-
fitiaeo’ltleflnai editions
‘ or this section toe conditions favor
how tonight. ioiiowed by rain on
Wednesday; warmer; winds becoming
east.
..
Benjamin Murray, at New York
city. was in Norwalk ‘oVer Sunday.
W
lira. Howard Holmes is entertaining
hills Hand '1'. Shores. 0! Bridgeport
, m
—-Visit a. 8. Tillotson's and secure
some oi the bargains in mliiinery dur-
log the removal sale. No.16 North
Main street.
The accounts of the Palrdeld County
Savings bank were audited yesterday
M
iA daughter was born on Sunday to
Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Jackson. of Elm
Direct.
3
’l'he rebuilding of the electric light
system in Norwalk will be completed
this week.
Genial Clitflee Rempon. oi Annapt»
Ila Md..‘ ding a few days
with Mend-lt- N.or|walk
liiaa Kittie M. Creagh 0i Danbury.
Is a guest it her uncle. James M.
Creagh. of Union place.
«Honey loaned on liie insurance.
Mutual Loan 00.. 302 Alex. ave. N. Y.
Sunday night's gale completed tht
work of demolishing the old foundry
sheds in Mechanics street.
it
y A large cargo of coal for points
along the Danhury division is being
unloaded at Wilson a Point.
The Board of Belle! oi the City 0:
Norwaik wil hold its first seeaion at
the Council room tonight. beginning at
7:30 o'clock.
Mrs. Mary Clinton Hoyt. who has
numerous iriends and relatives it
Norwalk. died at her home In Stam-
iord. 'saturdsy. aged about eighty
years.
_ .v 5“ W . a '.
lit. Rev. Chauncey Braintster wii
visit (trace church nest Sunday even
ing to administer the rite oi confirms
tion to a large chat» The services, gill
commence ittJ o;clock,5 intend” 0t
7: 30.
-~Jf. perebance. you should be hungry.
On thitm Wednesday night.
“Count the “Walk Opera ,iiouze.
And satiaiy your appetite.-
:i'he regular monthly meeting of tin
. lwrit pigustgpa of the it Norwallt
‘ ' ptlag Quryh will be old at the
rcb this evening at 7: 39
hers endeavor to his present.
mptly as some have engagement:
later in the evening” »
v
..... am. ..
0{There will be a meeting 01 the hoax
directors oi the Soutb' Norwal'
lllstrd of Trade. Thursday night it.
ill! Mm oi '1"in b‘ilmmn. to can
sidtr n propmtitlon from a chmlt ant"
dfill manttiacturing cont urn of West
Shalom. Conn. which desires to in
rate here. provided local tapltnllntl
will talte stock In the company.
'8. B. Wilson haw secured the ('0!!—
tract to rebuild the old house and «on
at‘ the rear of the Captain Land,
blacksmith shop in Main street. The
athmare will be converted into a
dwelilw‘snltabie ior two families. ”it
will also race the blacksmith shop.
This will be t5 decided improvement
ior that locality.
wilemillk-A beautiful . upright
piano for lilo. with stool and snarl;
former?pri'ee on. J. W. illudwcll.
' Professor Pertinent. with four or live
others irom the Stanford Young Men's
Christian Association will give an ex-
‘ hibitipn oi gymnasium work at the say
' . sopiation rooms in Elisabeth street to»
sight. Thomaa Richardson. the gym.
' it. leader oi the local association.
w it also give an exhibition and clam
drill. fivery young man in town is
' invited. .
W
W “avers writes that his
hint. taking with her
the‘ha'lt no know
_ ‘ . The-TIE"!
mutiny-nail"
m to voters to his mothers
”Infinity's. italic-versus
My 'easiat litter in
m... .33.}... m...
.aeasawitstmasiaaastatam
binomial-proving Ir.
“Mennonite arts and
MW whieh
Will tin '
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N.li.0larh.oiiioaiaa lsasnevtnl
.l o Jsaaianoltlerardplaee.
aadlirachsrleaul'wrie
“’ .“olWiiion avenue. has
arrived home trots a trip to England.
Louise will. will meet tomorrow
Eight in Knights of the Mystic Chain
The ennui meeting oi the Fairileitl
County BIVllIII bill Will b9 b8“! ‘0-
morrow.
The Board of Relief of the town has
about two hundred applications to
consider.
~Dougiaa, Fowler Poet. W. it. (1.,
will hold their last sociable in the old
hall. Thursday night the 27th Inst.
it will he a cobweb social. with danc-
ins Prices as usual.
Henry N. Glover. of West Main
street. who sutiered a paralytic stroke.
is about the some.
The D. M. Read company of Bridge-
port. will be closed all day Friday.
January 28 taking inventory
Allison Boyles. of Port Jeliereon. L
I.. has been visiting with Mr. and Airs
Charles Boyles, ol Stevens street.
Gould J. Handle. oi the John Han-
cock Life insurance company. is sick
of fever at his home In Winnipauk.
Past Grand Knight Bernard Tully
installed the newly elected oillcers 0t
Catholic Union Council. K. of (3.. last
night. ‘ .- It“
The Bethany Chapter of Trinity
church will hold its monthly meeting
in the Sunday school room. Thursday
night.
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Miss Nelle Willcockr‘who has been
visiting Mr. and Mrs. David M. (for
bett. oi Round Hill has returned to
Brooklyn.
The ladies“ Auxiliary of the Young
Men's Christian Assoclhtion meet:
this atternoon at the rooms in min.
Mil SIM.“ 4. *
Miss Jennie Kinsella. the victim at
Murphy's vitriol—throwing. was down
‘own Saturday on a shopping tour. A
tell concealed her features.
«Dancing every Wednesday evenini
tt Luther M Wright' s Broad River hall
The directors of the Catholic club
sill my let Sunday alternoon in
fibre ”Who all lei for the club ea-
tendiihres tor the ensuing year.
Unclaimed letters in the Norwaik
t-oflice ar addressed to Mrs. John
Flm._ S. whing, J. Jashon, liar-i
Gallirgttii. P. w. Willard.
. Grand retrieved“ A. C. Wheeler, ol
8
g". willlvisit Bldwilll enca‘h'tpmfilt at
lasted. Thur-thy intent. / ‘ ;
‘Mrv. Carl A. Hmtrmn. Mrs. W.
ihelton Stevenson! Mills Emma liociv
nod and Mien Alice t‘ram went it.
ow Haven. yesterday afternoon
' l
‘ Waitllltklon Chapter it. A 5!, will
old a special convocation Wednesday
ening at 7 30 Outlook. The M.
1:"! P. MTncgl-ecs wli be worked.
i The dead grass and weeds alongaide
he railroad track between Winnipauk
tnd south Wilton were on lire. yester—
day. and some ties were destroyed.
The lirm oi Austin it“ Crew. toy
manufacturers. will shortly more
from the building adjoining the steam-
boat dock to the property of Crow J;
Harris
l‘ucns Tribe. No. 26. Imp. t). it. It.
will confer the Adoption degree “on
three candidates tonight All mem-
bers oi the team are vegetated to be
present. ‘
John D. Kimmey will be put in rou-
:alderahle" upenae had. inconvenience
on account .ot his aon-In-iaw'a $59,000
suit. as the case isto be tried in New
Yorlt state.
in New York on Saturday its“ sham
oi the New York. New Haven and
Harilorti railroad sold at “0% The l
per cent. convertible debentures have
been very hrm during the weed: and
cloned at I” hid.
its“: finalisation will remove item
nest Diehertaas I Ion
Grand removal
sale. All ml“ at ”halt
regular prisej g "'2 North liaia ht.
oa'vu. tit; tailor advertises a red
price hate as over‘roita lie dos-tn
ism! to a single overcoat.
this has started that at each agar-a
that you will gladly help him radars
them
. Wan--
Ilaaahaha division. Iona
Insular
W
.
ni'raat»
(lrand Encampment of Odd Poi. if
”www.mms.‘
There will be whiat at the Central
club nest lionday.
A. H. Camp and son, Harry hi.
Camp, are in New York today.
Town Clerk Herbert R. Smith was in
New York yeaterday.
’ Herman Brundage. clerk for A. ll.
Hoyt a Son. Is on the sick list.
Frederick D. Lyon. of Rowayton. has
secured a position at M. H. Glover's
Norwallt shoe store.
William Abendroth will entertain a
number of his friends Friday night at
his home In Washington street.
Mr. and hire. John W. Greenwood
entertained a party of friends with
phonograph «selection iaat night
it has been decided by St. Mary's
church to hold the annual supper on
Thanksgiving eve and night.
An adjustment oi accounts will be
made in the estate» of Edward 1'. and
Mary J. Boyles on Tuesday. February
0
New York parties_are in town to.
day looking over the J. A. Pinneo
stock with a view to buying It In a
lump.
Business is good at the Norwailt
Mills at Winnipault. and Immuhnry.
Bissell a“: company rmI also running on
lull time.
James Shepard. the popular parlor
car porter. denies that he is married
or has any *contemplation oi entering
the marriage state,
Professor George Yoerger has accur-
ed a position in Brooklyn. and con-
templates moving from Raymond
street to Brooklyn.
The application ior administration
oi the estate of Betsey C. Belden will
be heard in the Norwalk Probate
Court on Saturday.
Miss Eve Smnrid. of Norwalk, has
gone to New York. where she has so»
vured the poaltton oi teacher in a large
dress cutting school.
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: —-l)on't forget the slipper and enter-
tainment. Opera liouae. Wednesday
evening. An amusing tom Beli-
ringing by in young girla. also sale oi
ncy articles .. . .
- Miss itesaie Ahcarn. Herbert Forum
in and Gauge Montgt envy of the
Norvlalit “onion store. are enjoying a
week's vacation.
A hearing will take plat-e in the Nor-
walk Probate Court, this alternuiln.
upon an‘ application for insolvency by
ltllsseli i- lluil. of New (Banana. .
The damage at Stephen Henry
Smith'a r-laidence. valued by the limb
of a tree tailing upon the bay window
and crushing it. in being repaired it»
day.
To get Ihc worth of your money out
oi a bag oi nuts or c too at bay. you
hurt to «maider the reputatmu oi the
dealer. ”Buy bate that'u clean of )lan
net '7. llatch.
~hiajor cigar» are a paradox.
Humboldt lodge will not more this
week on acmmnl ol iiermanla Hall be
in occupied by the gypsy encamp-
ment. The next meeting will be reb-
roary tout.
,r'l'hia week a special inrnilure sale
is the attrdction at iiturtevant's harp
gain house. lie is confident that you
can save at least 25 per mm by W‘
ing of him now. .
Raymond Brothers have is“!
large purchase oi grain. hay shti‘
to arrive. and in order to male
In their storehouse will
W , "
Triatrlht a unit an ‘ ’
ionrth anneal ltaporthtto,
edgllgs. This We
ahead of anything they .
”We It mist“ ,, J new
latest patterns. e1
wiwaatyostoread
meat and Menu
slices. mmvl"
salvssaiihrsriesa
Wilts-Mm
'WJhmaatlwii;
“”3
' Betta was reflected
worth.
Pratt's Poul”; Maul.
Pratt's Horse oral.
Rock Salt.
flay Halt.
lt-t- (' ream Half. . 15
A
Reprint
due
. American '
$011001.
Iililllllilllllllllllllill
and
For information
The Catholic Benevolent legion will
meet tonight
John Killioy. oi the Linaweiler cafe.
is on the alclt list. ’
A son was born Iamnight to Mr.
and hire. Charles Allea‘.‘
.«W
ti. H. Denton's old sign was removed
lroln over Mitt-hell's real estate on!"
imllty.
Mrs, J. W. Mead attended the inner-
al oi her uncle. Andrew Raymond, in
New t'anan. Sunday.
“#4“
Butler Lodge. 1. 0.,0. R. will re-
hearse the third degree tonight. All
oillcers are requested it; be prreenl.
W“
l'. l'. Mntrrson. out" of the genial
proprietors oi the [lamina store. is in
New York. looking out tor bargains in
spring goods. ,
David l’laherty and T. J. Byron will
represent Catholic Union Council.
Knights of Columbus. at the state mu»
rotation at Willimantlr. February l.
The mount convention'oi the New
tngland local assembly oi thrill-uti-
erhood of St \ndrew will be held it
portraits. Maine. Pebnary t2 and id.
The Nm‘wallt Brotherhunvis will proba-
bly sent delegated.
“ rm» candidate‘s will be initiated tit
Bur Brother? “like. filliml-“ML
February 7" This sill. be the first
work conferred by lac new team.
day night. . _ 5 .
m-rrrwm' *“rr
was m W W mom '
wrunmtmnauiaeemt“
ladaaflsatia It. ,
Samuel W. iloyl. of itotou lilil. is
the owner of an old-fashioned clock
whiih ninnria about "all feet high.
but which hit-t utit been running [or
about three yearn.
aroused by hearing the
. wily. Yiaioha oi
tumult Dir. Hoyt'a
hastened dmra stairs.
. the hell still continue
rd ’vv e door oi the can was
opened» Hoyt thought is noticed
a rstfllaylsg with the weights. lie
. ... In llilllng the animal. and
. tounti that it was a lying anniv-
l. How the squirrel sot law the
‘.orhowloagithasbeentherels
the totally w
clock tolrihe
burglars ha.
mind. and ‘
At the annual merit“ of the starch
holder! at the Imashary a Diesel!
company. held this mining at the
Wlanlpault mills. John A. m.
linings it. Holmes. Charles (3. beats.
lassae I. Borer and Jonah C. ltaadie
were elected directors. At a subset
guest meeting or the directors (3 c.
t sad l.
I. lloyer mtetary and treasurer
DillllilltiiGilHiiliHtDlllllllllllllllllllillll
MERRILL COLLEGE.
HTAMl’illtll
Apr-cites! sol-tart t‘nv list tlv‘t'elopnwnl "i the inivllrvtuai
lion In modern .
MERRILL COLLEGE.
whlth will hold a ryheprsai neat ston- g
Suddenly. at i o'clotk this morning. .
f'1‘) gei the worth of your money out of a bag of
(late or a ton of May, you have to «holder the
reputalhn of the dealer.
l Mostly believe that i am giving you the
trout service and Mid grain to be bad. And I
KNOW that i am giving you full weight.
My prices tern-uncut only what the gtxsiuarc
our min 1'".th one“.
Manuel T. Hutch,
Mareltnll Sh, So. Somali.
75. 77, Til Atlantic Sire-ct.
( "3'5 '
ltmrul mum-cant wrung [mypir
Braid inning Education a Specialty.
lilies nt tuition lower than tlu- 3 alumni he.
«nu‘rrnlrfi the lendingmlmnrhmal lualltw
our liltgimul. Milli-nu,
it'l'uii-‘ultlvrnxs
ttttittttttttttttittttltt
D:ath0f Andrew Christensen
Andrew Christen». n, one of the best
known residents of the East 5M». then!
last night after a short illness. at Tile
lie
two daughters. lira. iiermnn i’ctrie. UT
Walton. and Mrs. George Janet».
this place. Mr. Christensen had been
employed tor many years by W. it.
Swords. the merchant tailor. in south
Noraallt. lie enjoyed a large aruuain»
lance and the esteem oi evryortc. iir,
('hristcnsen was in the liltywiglilh
war of his ago. a native of Denmark.
but hail lived for many yearn in this
unintry. lie was a widower. his wile
having died a year or no ago. The inn-
hral will he attended (mm his late res-
idence at V30 o'clock Thursday alter-
nmm. with the honors at Odd Fellow-
ship. be having been a member oi But-
ler lodge.
reeltlttlln: ln t'ove street. learn
0!
1‘
tabbed while he “apt
The dressing "rum 0! the rrtiiillill-
tor-a at the .trlon ball that night. war» in
charge at William Frazier. who MI
asleep _oiuring [the groping. . l‘pon
awakening he (bond ‘that it» had been
flibbfll n! at. and that stint» one had
moo through the clothing left in thi-
rnom. A gold s’htrh belonging in Tier-
ntan liainto slut mist-mg. an was aim
it ‘2 bill. the property at William F.
963m”. Time is no rim» to the that-l.
COA L.
linnl or Free Burning.
,g ' I Ahy’lhllifi irlaultthrt'llstmucr.
HAY- and‘GRfllN.
ei'gbi and sail-thinner gtmranteod
Mal tillers promptly attended to.“
iiilit-c at millence Jl llnyunmti Sh.
Small Xrn‘ulk
Aim, unint- it} Itmvnyluit l'nsttrfll'v't-,
i a. annals“.
”DIET.
\lrmnt vwvvlnaiv tilt" telnet
nwtultt gmwt burrs i'lhr mine lo.
8» imam "hut" tlri» homeyuu we
bums uneven was "W In 1mm”
twmllltwmvvtrwutmmtm! an in
ghaa pt to ultra-quarts for:
in ins-innit" w v in Milli
our hmlltv luti‘u (must-urinary.
A" ymvuvri‘rl Mon-it’ll land will" .
and would you liitr in (mi l
menu”! Nepal burning to ”to ill»
ut your» -1’ Thrndmth home-y
int. mule y drool; ails-mums a
”Wfilmilfltfl names in n mpnt
hot ism t wry immune» thing
for ill- health
SHRED COCONUT,
haw. to weigh not by the proved.
at les- than basil the pat-hear Wire
A Mr article here: ave-h luvit.
a mural ltrlltlr lnaitm
tlwnsvi'mt- tilts rlrw' brat stat you
will lair mettle": D n ins: "his
and hue.
rmw the! MP ism» tear.
strictly treats. not hi at but at ”a
baking tender. tried and
truss: can. plant.
M it" at the
a mas
W will chimp.
will: on
J
all.“ m a.
us In it
lira mum tali- latter. m
momma».
Mwmtammmvwm
dim .
MmMmfim
FRI-till "ll”.
”Maneuver”
No. I Gazette Building.
ilmsil mt».
IN OUR
NEW PRICES
$13.75
[3.00
10.50
9.00
’ 8.50
5.00
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O.
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following seat-«m
tll'l‘ .\' 15V!" Ill l'.'\ i..\'l.\'tl |.\
C0mi0rtnble sate. ,
The continued warm weather has i
Cannot-tries. Dowugothe
' Ala-toils. Yourgsiu. Wow . them}
Outing Funnels.
You want pretty and (hard Outltu mania.
them. Heine very pretty pat
One of our chained
BROCADE MOHAIR SKIRT it '21!!! PAW
be a bargain at nil).
EDWARD STR ET
‘ tow... “a
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hargainelaaiaditsl M
Ni recalls.
K k I" H! F“.
STIRRET'S FINE TOOLS. Still: Agent
' F onycletflardWar
to) \i' trill lxtl’l'tlx flllrirz'l'.
Skates am) i. 'utlery ilmund and Retmiml in the Best W
“ Zwrttltiug loan a Xt-mllo innit Author."
0» .{
IT l5 ON EVERY
OVERCOAT AND ULSTER
.TOCK.
r
m nun trite
.p H.» er
We viotl' t ink in] lmnrn "\’."Iftr!li liter-1AM. and hit ltaiemarked that
-'.n- it a It»! iiuurt that if you inkt a look at then: you :will gladly help tum
out Mir nwdution ivy minring the number byline, tarrhapa unimpeded”,
are certainly let-listing crawls. Read thew prior.» then call and not to new
Reduced from $19.00
18.00
116.00
“.00
12.00
1.s0
O.
0.
to
O.
"or windows are aluay» full of intern-rt in you iviill FERN”!!!
prit-es that art- suntwlinmt a-lonisltiiig on n to tith'r‘dmuMum, but" -
in well then: that war rather than in try and m
.erI' ll” ti”. on
y .
".l’Il '.l it"t uldt‘zK.
DAVIS, the Tnilor, ~ .
c1.orme:n.na1'rzn new i PURNIDl-lllyi'
)ialts'ckmn» Hotel lit-alt. silently Nimralk. '
Thermometers !
high gradc'l'hemwrmetm‘ ' .
They are attractive in appointm-
warranted to mil-lei “iv nun-fl tt-tw
lit-rattan. and art-
Reasonable in Price.
COMSTOCK.
WATKINS
& 00W.
“2 Washington Street,
BOUT.“ XDRWA ”C.
no Boots of Relief.
Notice is hereby given that the Board
alkaliriflilrdiyolm Milt
will meet on Wednesday January as
teas. at 7:1! o'clock p. an Elam.
l'ebnary a. at 2 o'riork p. ma *0!“
' day. February it. at tree data“ p. at.;
Wetland”, Fantasy it. at 3:,
o'rlneh p. 3.; Wednesday. Vehrsary
last“ a hotels-shamelathecoaaa
ell Chamber. on llsvilaaa street. is
We have just put in a line line of .
, 3.00 I stool
TRY
Burnhnm’a Delicious
Clam
Chowde’ ‘
Samples given swig:
chis week
AT
Girl
7: sum. it In Street. south
m ~
MA l AC
thrill-eluding
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