T. K. Nollie is still quite ill 0!
n'lv- ‘ ‘
Hrs. George Low, oi Westport sve-
It critically £11.: . .
w.
I... ll. Olmstsad is again quite ill at
hune on UnionPs
-Choioe turkeys. is: u pound. at
' markets . i. _ . _
lllssJanel. Head, oiPark street
has been seriously ill is improv-
en... Poyves and family will
from Orchard street to Kellogg
i
William Ahendroth. of Washington
m will entertain his irlends to-
. . i‘ 4 L
, «Legs oi lamb. l c at the New
York market.
liner Hull. oi Weston. won the no
in gold at A. ll. Hoyt k Son's shoe
store.
A daughter has been born to Mr.
and lrs. Thomas O'Brien. oi Merwln
street.
Building lilover W. F. Coggswell has
gone to New Canaan to move a large
.huildlng.
‘ " ~8peciel sale oi up-toida'te iootwesr.
at 82.48. Glover’s. l2: Washington
street. South Norwalk.
A daughter was born yesterday to
Dir. and Mrs. Samuel Gregpatetu at
West street. . .,.
ill. ll. Glover hss sold his iarm at
Sellcck's Corners to 6. W. Waters. at
New Canaan.
Rev. h”. 2. Robbins. pastor oi the
Not-walk Baptist church. has returned
home iron: an eastern trip.
milen's and hairs' alpincs. . O'Brien.
Mrs. W. H. Jarvis, of West street.- is
entertaining her daughter. lilies Susan
l’crrls .lnrvis. oi Bridgeport.
l Mrs. James W. Howard and son Ei-
lls. at Washington street. are spending
s week in Philadelphia.
Theodore 0. bkelton. oi High
street, has purchased the Lowndes
property in Main street. Norwelk.
«Pore quarter lamb, 7c. ll Water iii.
George T. Brady. oi Norweik. will
have been engaged at his trade as I
“~ hatter titty-nine ynrs next March.
fir. and Mrs. Frederick Mend. oi
Union Park. returned home last new;
it from a visit to Danimry and Ridge»
‘Isltl.
Ir. and Mrs. Orlando l. Alien will
“attain the Outrw Nona Whlsi club
at their home in Washington sirwt,
neat Tuesday.
«ml’reah hams. 12c. New York menu
0%.
The seventh annual Wing or the
w sentient Pronoklgicsl society will
_ held in llartiord nest Tuerday and
sdaesday. .
The members oi Company l). l’mmh
” i. will have a bean halt? sl
mm!“ Armory alter the regular
drill. mint.
The assay Meade at in. no Mrs.
; m Gotham will he glad to learn
final their child who has m new
‘11 ill is improving.
willoadllts why. at O’lirien‘s.
"W We 0' TM MUN“!
em. 8% Telephone company. «in
tires-s sew trim-I! WW 1"
Mali: subscribers. yesterday
W
I. ”ll. at Franklin aw
- selves sills
‘Z'TMW stock is h‘sltig removed
toons‘sithestoresinthsllorwalk
club building today.
A review at the Sunday school lesson
tor nest hand” will be found on the
third page todhy.
Mr. and Mrs: George Voorhees have
been entertaining Mrs. Edward Weed,
oi New York city.
Mrs. Joseph Reagan, oi the Step
Rock road, is undergoing treatment at
the Norwalk Hospital.
—Men's and boys' winter caps. O'Brien.
During tlieionr weeks oi the her-
ivalk Methodist revival services over
one hundred converts have been made.
Frederick A. Hill. clerk of the Town
Court, has received a new and hand-
some set oi illes lor the county rec-
onls.
The lecture-room was full to the
very brim last night at the Norwalk
Methodist church. A number oi stran—
gers were present.
Commencing Saturday and contin-
uing one week Charles E. Seymour
will hold a special sale at groceries.
Note his list oi prices in a dew ad.
—Spring chickens. l2ch a pound. at
Hayes' market.
............____.._
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gregory. at
Main street. Norwalk. will entertain
the Friday Evening Whist club to
night.
Harold Austin. 0! River street. was
struck in the eye by e piece oi ice.
while at play yesterday. and the optic
was badly bruised.
Manager Mitchell has booked Tom—
my Shenrer's Comedy company to ap-
pear at the Norwalk Opera House the
week oi February 7
54"“? oil roast. nuns Water 3‘.
The new incnndesccnt lights which
are being placed in the stores about
town are oi double the illuminating
power of the tumor lights.
Mrs. Thomas 0. lingers. oi Norwalk
will reside with her brother in Dan~
bury during her husband's Ibsen" in
the Klondike gold fields.
. - I
an unusually interesting article on
the Armenian question. from the New
York Herald. is printed on the third
page of The Sentinel today.
windiest" hos onli.
patent leather. vlci kid and hand
turned shoes. $248. Glover's. 12':
Washington street. South Norwnik.
.winter marvel.
Electric-Ibo l'hurlcs its-lily Ml from
a ladder while at. work on an clwtrlc
light pole near the Hotel Preston. )‘es‘
terday. lie wes uninjured. Thu accl-
dent we» caused try the ladder break-
lug.
tihwrman mmrnsndery. t'. 0. ii. i'..
will install its newly elcctcd nficere
tonight. Tin- crrentonies will he con»
ducted by District ”Hilly A. ll. liald—
win, oi Bridgeport. There will he re-
iretzhments anti a general sociad tinw
The nominations lor the new town
house call tor the ilrsi story oi the
strrmure to he oi iltony i'rrrk pink
granite; the second story oi hull brick
with lodinua limestone trimmings.
”in rm‘llls'sva oi galvanized iron and
the root eluted.
whloney loaned on llie insurance.
Iluttnl Loan Co. to: Alex. are. N. Y.
The New York. New Haven and
llartiord Railroad cannmny yesterday
has» to cut ice tor use on the line
new summer The ice is Ming cut on
a spring pond at Windeor Locks The
"manly is cutting a lim- uualiiy oi
twelve-inch in and will harvest slum
2.009 toss. [in
The "mains oi airs. Patrick lit»
illva, aged sixtylmni. who died in
Waterbury on Tuesday we» inlnrrari
to ill. Mary's cemetery yesterday.
litu- was once a residual oi Westpori
and loud triads and relatives is Now
walk.
»---i want you in read my advertise-
alesrt sum none and kink at those
1’th will sell these
prices quoted. They are
dismiss. Theodore Olsen.
”purest i'olaialsaltrarr ”stile Rel.
lugg isshrwtt toea'geia thresprsss
and trucking business. and will do
ml "MM work. we as grand
r-illh reset. in. New York market.
mmmau..nsm
m
There is excellent skating on the
Lauder pond in West street.
.—~..........._._._.
Stephen Kerkiss is moving irom
Rutherford it. .1. to South Norwaik.
The condition oi Henry Glover. oi
West Main stl'eet, is not quite so iavv
ornhle today.
Miss Burritt. oi Roshury., Conn. is
visiting her cousin. Mrs. Thomas E.
Mower. oi Elmwood avenue.
-beg oi lamb. 1259c. 6 Water street.
Binhop McMahon council (hiholic
Bonerth legion. is considering the
advisability of holding a sociable.
A. Dickerlnan & Son advertise la-
dies jackets and capes at greatly re-
duced prices. and also bargains in
many other goods in their line.
-—~lla,ior cigars are up to dste.
Rev. A. S. Kavanagh. oi the South
Norwalk Methodist church. will lec-
ture in St. Paul's church. Waterhury
on Thursday evening. February 3.
On Saturday the Norwnlk Boston
store will display its new line oi Ham-
burg edgings. New lines oi lucc.
wash goods and French organdies are
also shown at the store.
”The Railroad Ticket." which will be
presented this evening at Hoyt's Then—
tre. played at Waterbury last night. to
standing room. and will play a return
date within three weeks.
t—h'orequsrters lamb.
market.
7c. New York
M...
Miss Annie (Trandall. who has hot-u
visiting Miss Hattie liubhell. of West
avenue. has returned to her home in
Brooklyn.
The South Norwnik street dcparb
ment yesterday placed a crosswalk
across Monroe street. from the lower
end oi Railroad piano in the Railroad
company's property.
l'ompany F’e lllllkr't hall team will
not go to Brooklyn tonight as intend-
ml. The Pratt llmltutc icon: has iil|~
mi lho opcn Ilntc with the Eastern ill»
not i. M, l' A. team
Full liur uiuwr up»:
ll‘lirlr—n’s
llovlrgo- F limrm- luutl iiKl'IlI oi tho-
t'lytlc Linc. ycxtrrriuy. hooked Miss Vii
oluilu Wilkins for llnytonu, Florida
where iihc will loin Mr. and Mm Wil-
linm Mme-r. :‘illc- satin hulny.
Laura Mu) allcrumnl. the Hills-
Iimlghter oi lie" i‘ A Scout-id. Who In
iii oi a light can» nl‘ hi'kll'Il'I ion-r, is
miwh improwd nnd mpidly ncurina
I complete rcrnvcr't
l’lin: spurill .H 1; Water «in-m
”ii Kings llaogliin» and all ”to
imitml oi the Noruolk Methodist
church will mm in tiw lm-wrc rrmm
this afternoon ill 3 o'clock in rusponar
In the «all oi the [titular
lint. Herald ll. Ikurti Wl|l vli'liwr
the second address on licury .‘I This
or": hunk, "Faith or Pact." nest litm-
dily cl‘l'nllik The chapters on the "it
Me. Prayer and Miracles will he dim
oilseed
. We're not over slocltml. We‘re
not cmwdcvl in! "mm. hut we have
sotm morcnaia and ulslara ‘ that wc
would like to convert into money, To
worn it we‘w rmltwcnl them it. 8.3. and
ltnfll’ is each Numeral-h llrotht-rs.
lisvcniyd‘irc vhtldrrn and young
periph- "wt at the Norwslk .liethocilsi
church yesterday siiernotm, Another
meeting will lw- held this nIil'l’mn’ll’l at
l o’clock. Miss l‘anl‘ioosrar and Mia:-
K, "IINI llatcltinsm till lead.
Sir and lira. William Mont, oi
llowsyloa. have sailed (or Irena”,
Florida. on theI l‘lydc line steam"
i'onasclse. Tickets and state m
won ashram limb “Gm" V
MmJou-slsgeal.
. (thickens. like. ii Water siren.
mu; m Hide-arm" Holiday. the
im People's. intermediate and litu-
lorsrads’tltsnlll aside aside asst-ling
at the first Pmfloasl char-vii at
us a. is. The usual intern-meta
nesting at me n'citwit will he unit»
tad.
Mwltlhsamnithrew»
Tulip n
. Marseilles Soup,
Favorite Soup,
To get the north of
reputation of the deal
I honoitly hc-licic
[rest service and host
KNOW that I um xiv
worth.
\o well:
‘sl’rati' si’oultry Food.
l’nltt‘ I Home I-'.ood
Rock Salt.
Hny Bolt.
Ive (“resin Bali.
>
3
Interests
am it gwnlcr
ii is “i. ii
l
rehearse tonight
tiny ior St. Augustine. Florida.
Library assm'intion directors will i
held this evening.
—«~ BurgniusmA beautiiul
former price 88%. .l. W. Stmlwcll.
cd Jilllli’l Roy. 3 vagrant.
lugging along West avenue.
who
Mimi Viola M. Byxlm.
the paid Week. in much itnpmvml.
night on the l-‘miorul exorcise
Illm’lihli. lm u
steak. llc. elm-ll. if»;
Huyes' morn-l.
pmtilil‘.
herring. tic.
is m l'Iu-sllllli ilill today attending
flooding in; (hill) frntlp.
Mrs. A. Solmans will start nest Man-
A regular meeting oi the Norwulk
upright
piano (or “13, with stool and scari;
Lust owning limiter Bartmm arrest»
was
oi Pleasant
nvcnuc, who has been ill oi the mumps
Electric Light i'ommitsuiunrr A. B.
Wimhrulcr wont to Philadelphia. Inst
itultmm
iii
\Il's. iivmgc .‘x'ltliola. oi Main street.
“i‘IIll'flli’IlI at on i'sluit‘ whith hne‘ hero
3 i:
for 106.
Grandma’s Washing Foundry lb pkg 12c.
F. llL’fiWTO 5C0.
22 South Main some some so
W\MJ \A
all:
l’lione 138-2.
l“ Poorlrtlcle is No Bargain it Any Price.
your money out‘of n lmg oi
Outs or u ton of Hay, you have to consider tin-
or.
that 1 out giviu
groin to he hair
log you full weigilu.
you the
And I
My prions mph-sent only what the“ mind» are
our oars Tomi s i l HAN
Manuel Ti Hatch,
15 Manhunt-it. filo. Norwnlk.
MW‘
“Wf‘\../"\../“
oooooooooooooooooooommoooooooooooooilooooooooooooooo
A Business [Education
5‘.
ill-ill’ ltlvllll \T
MERRILL GOLLEGE
o u 11 ll tunic iii Sit-lord on.
rinsin- lint-mini some" to you. ’Illn I'O‘ilmllll for our grudw
than \n can «midi and tin MW main” (or
The Training Does It.
\\ rlic luri nluiwui .mdl'nlicgr llnmml
Tho Arlon Singing society will not'
s
)8
At the same time. any-
ght our seeds at their
‘ g either 1806 or ‘iltz'will
provided thrv
and give the
more." of the 1 ' hits: whe-
y 0 .li otilers.t is magnifi-
tent Masai. evlcry copy of whz ch waits us
luststo pixel in your hands. old he sent
ireronrecei tilincesismlm Harmer
onstage. at in like tins aml has
ex er been semi ere or ohm id: it in book
at I pages. mums SI engravings oi
seeds «NIJNIIIIUE‘ mostl new. andthcseare
supplemented Iv 6 iul Silt toloretl plates
at t i new ities oi the season, finally,
it ill also be sen u lthout chime to all appli-
.‘nnt‘ sending sis. for the Mo hon ill
3
oi Mrmtin uses-sued llencillri by ll
i'tl incil it! the ill} oi South .Vnr'c'ui
v'mm. luwmiwr 30th. 1393'. with tl
"owl ylrl‘l‘l, Holdall Hill
Monrm- loin-ct, in iiuid city
"WI-Ill H’l‘itlvlhi’i‘ ill-I Willi.
i'mhcrlm- lire-sunu
William McMahon .
lit-rim .1. Ella. .
"millet .I lilln
llIi'G'O'? Ill
..lll'.
,Ih.
’72
HULIIBN "NJ. ll’I'lIl-ZI'ST SEWER.
Alluri l.. )iiuinn .
.l_ Everett Nash.
Wl
)lilNltiliv: “TREET ill-ZWI-llt.
iimngs iicymtmr retain. .Sifp
.lohn ll. Van liursu . .. ..
William T and Thomas i. iiny—
tnottd . . , . ll
Edwin Minute . .. ill
The Now York. New Haven and
Hartford Railroad i'o Il’l
Cilia
"M
For order oi lhe (’mtncll. ’
.iOiilil’li It. TAVIJlR.
l’lir (“ink
l“
m: mm «a; ion on As
EAlthlii'l‘. anon-u ’1! my
lil ill. Ml’lflfl'flfi'fll
MAKE.
AM"!!! hi rm.
SEWER ASSESSIEIII NOTICE.
l‘iu- iollowlng is it lint of the ill'lllli‘il
un till! all their nape-clin- omenamrmn.
rm Ilw comirnctlou oi sewers through
.JIli-
.ll‘L
’23 ll” '
. '13 oil
.lil'
South Norwalk. Conic, January no».
Do You Want a
postrtom,
South Norwnlk.
WE HAVE A maul ”Mitt”?
l3 'fll
Him! Ht I"l’i1~ ‘Ililrltillg.
Anyillllug to wit the ctn-tnmrr.
HAY Jimd GRRIN.
Wright and dittisiitviinu ntmmnimi.
Mull nnir-r- plnitlpiiv tittmulctl In,
Imltl' ut "Timur-u :Il linvmomlhl
rimtllx \urnulk
Alan, “fill-rill Ilnti nylon I'll-tuilii'u
B. Hinnms.
I!“
it.
it-
HI
‘ PIIBI IUI SIAIPS.
flu in xi tits-Hist m. it! in: I plums
ml ru-inmlv I'M many or is {new
nunil in not o 'flili'l'f' pmvr lWl
mm s gtl’nl mum. nun mu” m
monolith-ml or tic-thine Noni-lam
paw linml pnmltmu, in i do,
\wl lion ill" i lulu and ' lly Ml
ilir'l'k'tuv' m lnltt mu in "Mir
log on link ism-plum. nu lma.
Hm pilul on the with mill or
wlilumt pinnlnm stump- \Inr'l
Pl! Gill and
a hillsiurtui.
,, l m._._... m.
I'lim'imlltli “line “'piI‘ In!"
tau-hum. lErI'viti" \imJlu more
(or Win! iiskr med l’mll I'Nildlml'.
Fro-h i’ua. ummnin‘rl norm
finish” l, i stilts ll denim.
The ldcpll Yuri. ”0ch minus
Salons! itllir,yrnw1lwivlunli sow-rte,
‘lllfll'li rtlinlii. rvdm and mum
rut" pull-«ls oil grist-m in «m» M
WWII. ilmq-mmlcmflmu. lfs'ts.
M'IH'1”"" . ”lid rip-pus;
Milo-II “It.
00
“I
7t
It
On “slur-is; Val-r low a Muddy
treat in the sluts-Ind Tvoawl'u I'iw
sill itriuin weenie. ilor.
"we your tummy» ml?! was
'i the vi
No. I Gazette Building.
Bill!" I’mllili. ”
IN DUI
and.”
13.00
10.50 .
9.00
3.50
5.00
6.
follow ing «wt-um.
CLOTHIEN.
Tools! Tools!
.‘Illli ( 'omplctc blur in Noni silt.
Disston’s Saws, Athu Hammers,
K. k F. FILES.
STINNET’S FINE TOOLS. Sole Igcnt’.
FoxC clelflardwareco
1m WASHIVHTOV STREET.
Skates and Cutlery Ground and Repaired in thc Best Manner.
“Everything into a Smile to no Anchor."
A loss to us. Your gain. We want the room
Outing Flanneis.
You want pretty and fluid Outing l'lsuoels. We have .’
them. Some very pretty patients opened today. *‘
One oi our choicest bargains is a lsdles’ ldaek outdds
BROCADE MOHAIR SKIRT, at tzoo men. Would
he a harpln at is w.
EDWARD STRE
Norw is.
.700 K
NEW PRICES IN NED INK.
We don‘t intcnd to carry over one live-malt. and we have marked them at
nllt'll u low figuro that if you tnkc u look at them you will gladly helptuurry > '
out our nunlution by reducing the panther by rule. wrinps loom, as (hellis-
nrc certainly tempting enough. [iced theta- priccs then call and ssh to see then.
Reduced from $19.00
M
I 8.00
16.00
[43.00
I 2.00
7.50
O.
I.
I.
O.
ill'l'IN EVERY EVENING I'X'I'II. ll ”FLOUR,
DAVIS, the Tailor,
Conn; ,
Tools 2
Our nil-vhvunmulunvsmll of intcrwl to you with FURNILIHINGli at
pl'lfl'l'l that are winctinuw astonishing «w u in tin manufactured, hilt “W
to sell them that our rather than in lrv and work nil old grinds on you the
"arrest AND rumusnblt.
.‘IliImt'Iu'llln link-l liim-k. South Norwulli.
m
IIIE [SIIEIISAI
F001)
CHOPPER
FOOD into Clean Cut Uni-
form Pieces as FINE or
COARSE as taunted.
Other machines chop meat
only. TlilS DOES AWAY
WIT ii TH ['1 CH OPPING
BOWL ALTOGE'I’HER.
CROPS Potatoes. Meat.
Apples. Cabbage. Bread.”
EVERYTHING.
W
A machine you will use
every day. Call andsee it.
Gounod, llitllu i ills.
ll'.‘ Washington flirt-oi. Ninth Kuwait.
City» Board oi i‘ Rellei.
Notice is herein given that the Board
oi Beliei oi the city of loath Norwalk
,wlllmflw
l“. at 7;” NM
Whaiia‘
CHOPS ALL KINDS 0? ~
DEERFOOT FARM
Sausagem Bacon
Twenty lbs. Tull
Bniiai'
v Hull. lsinw tin nmrlfl'i pric-
iiiwoiihr leading limbs!
ileum
., it»
Look for the Red Price Mark 3
IT I. OH EVERY
OVERCOAT AND ULSTER
l
Norwalk Chronicler