WI ”Maurine-st.
RAM-waddle!“-
.m. from!" ”Miami and
north Atlantis slates. and rain
‘ fllo Diddle Atlantic mat;
‘ it reported from all remain-
om?»
BID! 3‘ hours the temper
a: Mum ’- "r m ..
cha ha
Widest Bus ve been
,3" this mils conditions farm-
”07' 1' during Tuesday;
'0'" MW; not“ “I“ be-
m
' (lharles it noun. editor of the Ad-
“ Freeman, spent Sunday in South
W ,
Ira. William J. Taylor at Bound
Bran, NewJersey, bristling or m.
lira Wallace Dana of Cross street.
; is slowly improving after a two weeks'
serious illness.
, .
The annual meeting ot St. Mary's
Ladiu' Aid society will he held Situ—
dar. February 6. .
Eureka budget 0. 0. l‘".. olRehek-
aha. will hold a rehearsal tonight at
T: 30 o’clock sharp. ~
——-Don't forget Tryon has the stamps
Rubber stamps, not the premium
maps.
Assistant Formulations-u A. Co
ley resumed his duties. today. after a
two weeks' vacation. -
bliss Maud T. Shores has returned to
her home in Bridgeport, after a visit
with Mrs. Howard "slides
llneas Tribe. No. 26 imp. 0 R. M.
will rehearse tonight. and all hit-tubers
oi the old and new team are requested
to be present
The members 0! Welcome Stranger
lodge. Sons of St George. will give a
reception tanwrow'nfiht lo‘thlr dive:
and lady lrlenda '
A delegation from the Arion Sing-
ing society went to Bridgeport. last
niaht. to attend a meeting of the so—
ciety in that place.
lira. William F. Korn. who has been
sick several weeks, is not adhering
quite as lunch; but will not be able to
be not for some time.
-—vlialor Cigars are excellent.
The Deborah Gipsy (lamp, which or»
copied Germanic llall last week, left
ilouth Sorwaik yesterday for New ('a~
trash. to remain a week.
Miss Nellie Stacey spent Sunday
will) the Hiatus Tolles. of lv'nlrileld
arcane. while chrome from New York
to her home in Massachusetts.
A housewarming will be given in-
night by iiouglsss i’owter Post i: ,t.
it. and the Woman's Relic! t'orps. in
their new rooms in South )lain street,
The home of Arthus 8. l-‘errlii. in
last Washington street. has been
quarantined. owing to the illneu of
scarlet fever of lit. Perrie‘ son hrs
O
thnr.
. .WM
Barr Bennett. til (Melt/1i, Ins
iahen with a fainting lit in Wall street.
Saturday afternoon, bill recorcmi in
a short time. lie was assisted into
Weed’s drug store.
The monthly meeting of the Twin
City Wm will he held tomorrow
skill. The chart for rmrved rents
in the opera. ”Lady Reta.” opens to-
W morning It Q o'clock, at
Plaisted’s and illssdening‘s drug
mores.
“We
miisve you ever tried an Imperial
Crows. dam
Wm ”chill and Lyme. of Nor-
waik. were is ileum. Friday. and
were entertained by the Datum; an
it!” They were linking met the,
1W building with a view to w
mm its plans lor the;
proposed ilorwaia buildisg
The seat needs at the nastiest-
“Wuswmmm willhe
llama-bony” to
mateymsmwtsi
{air
an... * i... m
m.
’WMMWMW
‘willlulllllfliilllielusaryofsuotner
wllanlon of
yhn' a two
lslsad.
Tbeaoeountsotthpldward Rand
its?” mmwmbesdiw
sdattheliorwslk Probate Court. to—
morrow.
hits 1-] D. Cornell and son Ernest.
ot Water street, Norwalk, are spending
the week in New York city with lit.
and Mrs. lease Bose. ’
~8lelghs, new and second hand.
Sale or rent. 1.. ii. Wright.
Charles Sheldon, of Auburn. N. it,
who has been the guest 0! Andrew J.
Crossnian. 0! South iiain street, left
Norwalh today for Providence, R. l.
The funeral of Mrs. A. A. i.aDue was
attended iron the home of her daugh-
ter. Mrs. W. A. Fryer, Rirmlew Terr
race. Saturday afternoon. Rev. 8. B.
Pond ofieiating.
David Flaherty and ’l'. J. Byrnes are
the delegm who will represent
Catholic Union Council, K. of C.. at
a meeting oi the state council in Willi-
rnantlc. tomorrow.
Members of the New Church Aid so-
ciety and all other ladies interested
are requested to meet lit the First
Methodist Episcopal parsonage. Wed—
nesday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
The regular weekly meeting of the
First Methodist church will he held
at the South Norwalk Baptist church
Tuesday night. All members of the
church are asked to be present.
Next Sunday night. at Hoyt't Then-
tre. Rev. A. a. stanagh will coin-
uience a series of sermons on the sec,
0nd part of the "Pilgrim's Progress."
The series will be illustrated by appro-
priate paintings. ..
-—Anyihing in the rubber stamp line
and supplies can he had by dropping a
line to John Tryon.
--——-----:r-
,6 and Chief Banger John E. Leddy.
ol- ridgeport. will matte an oillrial
visit to Quart hurrah. Foresters of
America. Tuesday night The instal«
lation exercises will he followed by a
smoker.
'The nest leap year comes in lillli,
While it ”ill! in 1900. to keep the
Gregorian calendar correct. the leap
year which should be counted at the
end of a century is dropped. no the
neat leap year will he in not.
. Mary Scribner. who was hurti-
M 1 death Friday night. was. the
mother d'fl‘rederlch Scribner, who
conducts a grocery store at the corner
of Main and School streets. Norwailt.
The funeral was held iroin the lion
Hill church. yesterday afternoon
Mm. Lillian Sherwood-Senkirkqsnd
her sister. Miss H. Edna Sherwood
have been engaged or soprano and
coniraito in the Norwaili Congrega-
tional church choir. their senior: to
commence May i. fills-s Alice May
Sherwood, the present mntrulto. gut-u
to a New York church
Mist Wednesday. i‘ehruarv '1 will lie
the anniversary of the birthday of the
now world-circling (‘hristlan Endeavor
movement. Seventeen years ago more
was but one sen'lety with illty‘srwn
members. Today there are nearly till.-
‘isri societies with n total lil'mht‘l'nlilp
of over 3.000.000.
Thermometers invited aem last
night. the collie“ sight thus far thin
winter. M l o' ioclt this morning it
was two deg below, but alter that
hour the weather moderated. and snow
m in. making gmd slzvlghihg. It was
colder throughout Blew England yrrw
terilay than in the Northwest
which” leaned on life insurance.
liutusllm 00.. or: Alex. are. hi. Y.
A South lilorwalh
§brought suit against i‘rsnli tieiierit.
”on oi endielertmsn deflects. of Kor-
[walk for stem damages to his lair
{an inn tor reporting that he was mar
iriul The piaiatll has a wallet es»
iimate of the lMlimlot‘i at marriage
when he considers the simple smea—
iicn a ilefaiastion oi CMracierM-New
glint 1n Palladium.
bachelor has
James lief'artliv oi this city no
[m to no to Norwalk next lioaday
inight to attend a sociable trim by
:glrls rat by the Wheeler natal»
llslnseat of t place. The Korwalit
girls have become to enamored of
MM and his inertial tenor voice
that they eaaaot be happy without him
Wmsfimsisml
mmfl.ssabusrdotn-
as
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mu.
' mammalian-sums.
William A. Clark. of Blinwood ave-
nue. went to New Milford, today.
John Kilhoy Is resumed work
again after a few *ys' illness.
The Nor-walk five companies will
hold regular meetings tomorrow night
Judge John C. Pulley, of Chicago. is
a guest of 0. E. Wilson, of West are-
title.
W. l' Anderson has moved from
Chestnut street Norwulk, to 9 l'nion
avenue.
Miss Gloria Bernal. of Puerto Prin-
cipe. Cuba. is the guest of friends in
South Not-walk.
M
Mrs. Marshall Sears, of Newtown. is
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore
Knapp, of Union street.
Schiller Stamp. ll. 0. it at. will
meet tomorrow night, in Mystic Chain
Hall. Washington street.
Miss Daisy Diver. of Bridgeport.
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. A. A.
Altenbrnndt, 0! Spring street.
The annual four nights' haaar of St,
Joseph's church will open in Music
Hall, Friday. February lith.
Misses Luna and Edith Cells. of Pro—
vidence. ll. l.. are the guests of Mr. and
hire. A. C. ('uneo. Elizabeth street.
The Outre None Whist club will he
entertained tomorrow afternoon by
hire. Orlando Allen. of Washington
street. i
The Public Library was closed today
a few hours. while the furnace wall lic—
ing repaired. lie-cause it was impos—
sible to have a tire.
The regular meeting of lit. Joseph's
Lyceum will he held in Music llall to-
morrow night. The principal paper
will he by Attorney Georg: A. Hanna"
knr.
hilsa Nellie Sheehan. clerk at the
Norwalit [install stoic. had a had fall
ymterday upon the My sidewalk in
from of (”onistnclt llrnibcrn’ store in
Norwalk,
in a hull-page udvrrtiwnwnt twist),
the Norwallt lloiitoti rum-c tell: of a
great ulnetcon rent sale of peerlene
mine giving ll iwgimi tonight and
liflllll’ill” through tumor-mu
The lining lieu y. l militia» Mimic-iii
lion Sunday lileriiiloli meeting has ltil
hr Rev i'. B Room” in a wry so
ctvptalile manner Null Suntlai lli'li'i‘
Young Men's: I‘iimtlan Aluminium
Sunday, “C P Wuwtimvy, chairman til
the devotional tilmmiilee of lht‘
Stamford am.«~uiiru. aill li‘flll thr
Diet-ll“.
....-‘,_.....,
wl want you to read my adv-oils»
men! and come and tool: M those
shoes. Those goods will sell timo-
sclveti at tho prices mulled. They arr
diamonds. 'l'llr‘tultire {lbs-ll.
Rumor will llllll .lvrvmiuh 'l’lirnry
rho holds the honorary tuisittun of
drum)! judge vii the tlreetiwlrh hor-
mtgh court, will resign no hiarch l and
accept the intuition of clerk. The tall
ier position paw. an annual salary at
"M lvrioes led, Hang» it Archer i4
also named as ll pint-thin candidate,- ,
triieuwich Sens.
- WW...“
The total uumlrr o! tit-tight": nt
the American Revolution in i'nnnntl-
cut is 2.967, and the stale regent. lira.
liars-h Kinney. of flew listed. is wry
anxious that by the time of lhz‘ na-
tional contention which in in he held
at Wilshisgion next month, Pimps-rib
cut shall he "minim as having :l.«
M) members. The diluent chapters
in Connecticut have hilly 4:! indies
who are on the waltlns list to he. mind
in. so the state regent trailed a call
that every chapter in l‘ossurtirnt
mm liaise as short in stem the
necessary new members.
Tobey. oi‘ C W avenue.
lily guests. including their relatives
sail mot voile? sud Issua-
isms. l 0 0 in. ”Medalist.
In Hall Won whither llr To-
bey wsaatatoaaserraud liewsu
mmmelybysurwme.hstm
more: 'mhemeiv.
m
”T flamdshssdmmutm.
MflmIblihlfl'm
, p9
Granddad giashlug
is tradc. \i e w
But we want it :1
without your good-will also.
full value for your money.
your motley.
we can depend on.
15 Man-dial! film“,
Your
Interests
Demand
It.
lilillllllllilililllllll'l
it i- that
“’riir l'lll' ()1!th
ilcnry (lloier (marines :4 rimtsly illI
at his home in West Main street.
The (‘atholic club directoru Inch!!!»
tcrday and made estimates for the en-
s'tiug year.
J. R Marvin has been appointed ad~
ministrator of the George Ward Sei~
incl: estate.
Revival services will he held in the
Korwalit Baptist church Wednesday
and Thursday evenings.
Today's snowfall made the hm
good sleighing that Norwaik has had
this winter. lv'csrs are expressed that
the storm will turn into}: drizzle.
(loom Randlc continues critically
ill at his home in Winmpauit. A mm
mutation of physiciann was held yen-
ierilay
Rev Timothy llatinuu of Lakeville
ocrupted the pulpit or ii. Mari?
church, yestcrday morning. and made
at upped for financial .msisiancr
Them will in. t‘tanflt’ll'filli‘ meetings
for children oi the Nowell: Methodist
church 'i‘netuiay. Tlllll'mldy and Friday
afternoon: "l‘iicsw meeting» arc in
i'lldtgv til Minn Vaiiilmiwatr and Slim:
l‘luiwlllfluiu
imputy Grand l'ummundcr ii W
him of Nurwaik will itilitnll the hill
m.» of Guiding that i inmaudvry ll
ii i; i', if iiridgumri tunmrms
lilo! I \ rivlv'gatilnii of Sherman l‘tim—
mu . ~13. of \nrimlk mil pill-ml
~l’roi. ii. is Roses, the well known
tn. llllilrovllt‘lll'l can he consulted a
tile other. in the parlor of the ”shack
en.u Hotel. South Norwalk. Tuesdays
from it a. m. to s p. m. Eyes not!»
inml free.
W N Simona will go to Waterbury
lil’illlr'lm in attend the funeral of A.
l: liiiriaill a memiwr of the lirnnd
i'nmmundery til the Holden i'rusa still
on “K National l’minrillor n! the
llmtshtere til Liberty
”m. ... ’AW‘
The Mail steps have been taken it»
licn'n Ambition in Stamford, The
plan is to ill" slsty members. each
of whom shall pleas, MW a year to
be card to advance the iniflesla of the
town.
W
The mus oi the Selle”: brother“
W lit-link this ntornihn M'rired a lair
in iron: W ll. Hutchinson. oi Miners-
illlt'. “it‘ll“ empty, Pena. suiting for
minis ill the cane and infatuation as
to the final outcome. A clipping com
Tori: lion was enclosed.
23min Monsoon, south :iorwalk. ,
il’ . want your permanent t'liriltllll.
we will giro you the host min that li‘i'cnli My, girl,- you full weight,
and only charge you what you‘ouithi in pay.
IUV OAT. THAT'S GLIAN.
MANUEL T. HATCH,
MERRILL COLLEGE.
llv'llllfli iiitlilt 5L, Shalom, Cm.
mourn financial aims in you.
him in greater than we can Itippiy. and the only rip-0n in!
The Training Does It.
ward the tormatlon of s Buslnm ‘
on I
test has spread tar and wide. George ‘
rcruiog the case tattoo tom the New -
i? tier. 41h pkg. 120.
Hume 138.2.
00R OBJECT
We are not git lug away our groin".
no tly underliiood that weilonoi want yournumcy
This we can more only by giving you
. We nor heir to only in the gain intuitive, not tin-rely thin (lay,
thin month, this year. but as long as we are shit» in do lac-dump
We want the cordial gmdvn'lll of the public.
We want patron»
i ll return.
South Noni silk.
WM
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A Business Education
Sfii'l'lilvlli AT
The demand for our gradu—
ue and i'ollegc Journal. E
I”! m U such]. m b
ul aplaA tthe same time, any-
mayo" out
i on til
aictvsvyllagisr
prm ided they
give the
the total mummies- wha-
Isy baht. To all others, this magnifi-
:ent Ia-l. new cm of which costs us
”We to plate in your hands. will be sent
free on re: of lice-is (gum )tocover
vintage. lug like this Lilia:
rirrheenseen here or abroad; itisa limit
fl pages. mumps a engravings oi
seeds and plants. ”f‘ll'm'M‘Wm
ted bv 0 to sue colored platrs
oi hast novelties
willalsohesentwlihooiehargeloallappli»
:antt sending Itinlorthe Mo houill
stati‘uhrre they sou. tins ad. enlsemenl.
rut-lam wlasun tans-ass.
PETERHENDERSDNaCU
CWWWS'NEWYORK
lion! or For lltmiing.
Anything in ~it'ti Ihc i'llhliillli'l'.
HAY and GRRIN.
“Right and mil-faction tritanntecd.
Mull "rill-n prvitiiplly attended in.
IIOIIIiillllllill'llllllil
now at midi-ow, ‘3'! Raymund lit.
hfviilli Nurwulk.
Alan, villi-r- til Runny-m l'iflltlfllt't'.
B. HRRRIS.
PREIIll! SHIPS.
Tl. lit at ivlw (ii-stunt! it pin-u.
iii-ttstmm r Tin in in: in a ram-
rsmilng in our u rupture more timt
Ill-or is are»: .llifw‘lltlil hurtling
mmwtliilw i- ll' m- illlllifl. mum burly
3‘s thaw prrmiums ‘flh’. i it"
llil hit!" ”in l in be ill” ”3 till
lmfvum m tflfl'l "all“ in emit
"'1 list hawk “peeping; ”so intense
0m: prior. or! tip aortic hi or
*lllwnii pmnlom stump» mu;
Pit Ciil MW
Gil Pill lit list Call.
l' m' “3:. .‘llma iii-m tum
”film. fiwtil- "W. “to enlist
for Fruit i she and Fruit Puddings.
li'mii Hugs. guarantwd bruise
petition, ”i: with ll «lumen.
The “col KtYf-t-nlzmi lamina.
llama“ l'mil. 1min willow was,
Salami mi'iti. ruins and hem.
Your visual. or em in use or
raisins. "we mini moi-nu. this.
malt-pm. nihilism-v.
Drill-III Milt.
WW
florist-Inlay has» louse alias.”
ties: iii in: shape nt Trainer's m
not Muir: Events: Inc.
latte your Midway‘s not" use
on lb" «on,»
Who “W
hollow Milli
limit-ammonium.
‘Clty lloard of new.
Comfortable Sale.
'l‘lieeunlinusdwanuweatherhssleituswlths A
Comm Down go the prices to lessen
Alas-tons. Yonrgalu. Wewsntihemom. “
Outing manhole...
You wanl WW sail om Outing mm we
them. done 1” pretty patterns opened today.
One of our mm bargains is a now Nick“
BROCADE uonuu SKIRT, at mo men. it ,
be a bargain at ‘3 00. '
EDWARD STREET, '
No. a Gazette Building. . Nor-walk, Conn,
”MA Ll. I’ll! ll'l’l'fi
WE
tarry at all times»
'The standard of the \i arid.
foil IN m
0! rim to
DISSTON’S SAWS. ....
Fox Cycle 8: Hardware Co.
ltd) Wmhiugton Street.
DON'T 70'0" OUR REPAIR DEPARTMII'I’.
"Everything {mm a Ker-tile m an Anchor."
Look for the Red lirice Mark
OVERCOAT AND ULSTER
IN OUR STOCK.
new PRICES in RED rent. . .
We don’t intend to ram meronc ()lflcfi’tlul and we liaieniarhed Khalil.
will it a ton figure that if you [aka a look at them you will gladly help item
out our mutilation by reducing the number by one, perhaps unite, an the plea
are certainly tcmptingenmgh. [lend them- 'pnt'fii then call and ash loath“,
~ $13.75 Reduced from $19.00
13.00 “ 18.00
10.00 V, [6.00
9.00 ' 14.00
8.50 I2.00
5.00 1.50
Our allidou'ssarc aluays full of intern-4 to you with FURSISHINGI!
pritteu that our muimima varnishing to en in tin "lanolin-ruler, but wepnfir
In we'll (hell! lltiil W's) mlllt‘! than lam and work "Kalil goods on you b
’fullnwinu mm.
ilI'ES EVERY EVENING I'STH. 5i il'tflll‘K.
DAVIS, the Tailor,
CLOTH'ER. BATTER AND PURNISflEno
.‘lalim'kt'mn "nit'l “lurk, Stililli Xuru’nlk.
a '
DEERFOUI' FARM
SausageagaBacon
Twenty lbs. Tub Butler
M it little below llic market pike.
Till} [SllEISll
F001)
CHOPPER
(SHOPS ALL KINDS OF
FOOD into Clean Cut Unl-
form Pieces as FINE or
COARSE as wanted.
Peaches.
Home l
little
tanned
Fruits.
Grapes.
Other machines chop meat Citron.
Oilly. THIS DOES AWAY
WIT H T" E CH OPPI NC
BQWL ALTOGETHER.
CROPS Potatoes. Meat."
Appieat Cabbage. Bread.”
EVERYTHING.
A machine you will use
everyday.Caiiandaeeit.
thilicl. Illllii & Bil.
lii.’ Washiogttm “tout. Knoll Korwalh.
SilllELcilllm j
7'.’ Nut”) .‘Illl 8"“:
run new
MAHAGKE
Oneol the ladilu limb“
tfmtieat.
m
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imputed ills-Wiser,
lulu.”
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we nuts a WWW“
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