muss. monogamous-tom
Afleititan Yeurgsin. Weis‘htthgmotn. f
Wmusmasunwrm
Willem
l S ,- .
hatgsinslssladldm
memoir nonmnertrnr. intention: ‘
reassignment»
Thaaaittlal balloftheSouthpon ilra
Wt will bemtonight.
.. l .
Gould J. ltandle, of Winnipauk, is
reported as being ”3”", improved
Vs
. The. boat Illettr .iiliatns is at
‘ltayatond Brothsrs'ée has! with a car~
‘ So of llanslton coal.
, —--uon't shiver-«ind shalte all this
field nor-thin thatold jacket. Buy a
Jfii oneforflsa. or“ ,W for $4. at
lira William J. 1’sylor; of Bound
Brains. N. J.. iiiassstotDr. mttyv
D. Parties. of North Main street.
W
Ferd llayes barn mo men at
work clearly: his leapond of snow.
lie is havestlng acre, of ten~lneh ice.
with“ .
Mrs Winfield Scott. of mm street
is in Ridgedeld. iahlg (are of her
mother. hirs. Samuel Stevens. who it
very sick of neuralgia.
Eureka Lodge. Dauhters of Rebek-
Ihlt. l. 0. 0. R. will hold a rehearsa
Thursday night at as 'cloek. on ac
count of the storm I y.nlght
The Veteran Whist‘xlub will hold
its second of till winter
Saturday, February 12th. at the real-
dence of Senator sum John ll
Ferris. of West street: “ '1
—Danclng ton
Wright‘s flroad‘ltl
Margaret Larrlgaa led lrpll
rown's Business out“ yesterday
having passed a very successful exam
inatlon. llies larfigan is the lira“
graduates)! this «like. .. ,t .
lit at ””1“”; J)!
Mrs. J. W Studio" ‘goes to Net
York May. the steamshlr
Remington. on ”ma ice is Cal
via 1'. Purdy, who has a taking r
course of music in the coir-e?
vatory.
Ahorne owned by W l" Ilplllyn t
Norwalk or. ran away to Warm
ton street. yesterday. It was Stoppet
by George Clark, clerk in E. K. Banks
dry goods store. before any damagt
resulted. ’ ”
m—ufi—‘n—
A Novel and Current Events' clot
in being organized within the Centra
club. The purpose is to have separap
classes in current fiction and in cur
rent events it a desirable memlrershlr
is secured.
Thomas Barnes is in charge 0
George Ward Belieck's grocery Mort
pending a settlement of the estatr
hlr. Barns was in the employ of Mr
ilelleck for nearly thirty years a:
clerk.
«onon’t forget Tryon has the Mumps
Rubin stamps. not the premlnn
stamps.
Deputy County Director Paul 6
Scimitar. Jr.. will install the officers oi
St. Joseph's Total Abstinence society
tonight in Music llsll. Members an:
friends of the aoclety are’ invited it
attend. A supper will follow the m
etaonles.
NorWaIk iceinen. m a weelt or two
ago, began to think that the ice har-
vest would he a fallun. are now pre-
psflnglohouaeamthcserowesth
er of the past few days having from
the uni. anti ponds in this vicinity to
the thlchaem of ten or twelve inches.
wit. W. lingers hm meivrd a sate
pl! of the 18 model Spaldlng chalnlear
Call and canine.
Wm
All the savings nits in the start
have new paid the half of thin
year's taxes dudhe state. The total
W In smasher. or over stem
more than I“. your when the earnest
ll!
01108?“ If ”local“! (Salim
mum to Ponslihavpsle, thlsmorn
lag. She will enter Vassar collar.
'-—Slaighs.' new and second hand.
‘Sslcorrent. LIWflflfl.
M
Ladies’ night robes will he the spec-
ialty, at A. Dickerrnsn a Son's totnor-
row. ,
A sociable will be held at the rest-
dence of V1.1! Torque. Broad River.
tonight.
memo-onto Norwalk Iretle-
partrnent will be sworn in Monday.
February 7.
-llave you ever tried an int rial
Crown cigar? pe
Clarence Bimini” New Yorh. u a
guest of his mother. lfrs. W. ll. Smith.
of West averting.
The “marl society has voted
Broil nurbsek. of Norwalh. a sick heu-
iht of 85 a inr. ,
ll. HIMSJWW'ISI satisfaction to all
who hwy coal of him. His once ls at
if Raymond street.
The Twin City Mandolin club will
heel with John Powell. of Leonard
dreet. this evening.
(I. A Freeman. the printer. is run.
ting his once nights to meet the de»
hands for his work.
~loney leaned on life insursnce
luminance" mun. ave.,N. Y
M the Central club, lionday. Mrs.
J. ll. Wilson and lira). Robert Wilson
vere prise winners at whist.
Mrs. Elton B. Baker has gone to
Valton to visit Itsr sister Mrs. G 0.
lawyer She expects to return in
larch
Clark Grumman. who has been trav-
vllng extensively. is a guest of his air-
or, Mrs. a. J. Mohair. of Academy
rtrect.
James Henry. of Norwalk. formerly
mployed at Delllyu's bakery. expects
it sail for Ireland. his native land. in
he spring.
W
Nash & \‘anficoy offer three good
hinge in their new ad lotiaymeuuntcl-
d roller: pots and sauce pans and gla'
ed lardinlcres.
Old Well Lodge. iv'. and A. ll. met
ast n'ht and conferred the second de-
:m on Attorney Joseph R. Taylor. of
tooth Norwsllr.
A few items in the New York (ivor—
t ~ry contpany's advertisement show
tow the company undersells any oth-
~r grocery store in the Norwalhs.
”Anything in the rubber stamp line
and supplies can he had lty dropping a
inc to John 1 ryon.
Company l? drilled last night in
man! duty. and was inspected by its-
or Gilbert l» Pinch. of Stanford. who
gave the men special instruction.
The snow has made a demand upon
he iiveryates for sleight. Oscar ll.
flanks is meeting the demand with
me of the ilneat turnouts seen on the
streets.
Welcome Stranger Lodge. tions of lit.
George. gave a reception to its lady
Mew last iillht. There was music.
«citations and selections upon the
graphophm in charge oi Benjamin
'reece. Refreshments were served.
The newly elected odlccrs of Court
Visrrult. Foresters of America. were is:
visited last evening by Grand Chief
Ranger John S. iaddy. of liridgeprnt.
A traveler followed the ceremonies. an
a decidedly enjoyable time is report-
ed. ,
As the resignation 0t Prison Direct-
mmficrowe.oflonth Nor-
will. will leave the fourth Congres-
Ilsionsl (patriot withost s reprsssaw
tire on the heard. it is nvohshle that a
rams County,” will he smiles
to all the rarest?
«dialer cigars have no equal.
Attorney Joseph It. Taylor. at loath
Norwailt; ”war! 1. llayd and A. W.
’l'he'ltorwnlhllahsrse'lahwlllholtl
Miler m tonight, at t
til. it. Wardweil “commuted his
tin-rash. of ham. have bass or
W
mm mans W.
What of Grill and mo
lake Actitnt.
There was a-time when a dog or
cock fight was supposed to he very in-
teresting to a certain portion of the
community. . .‘iow the aftermath of
such battles is far more exciting For»
thaliy the element of danger was the
probability of a raid while the fight
was in progress; now the danger is in
mane society alter the fights are pulled
op. The sports are, therefots, be-
tween two fires.
The very latest thing in connection
with the memorable Bloomfield light is
that the owners of the dogs will bring
suit against the Humor: society to
recover the dogs An interested. party
said yesterday: "The society's agents
have said that the dogs were worth
$500 each; it has been stated that the
dogs were given to some unknown per-
son by a man employed by Mr. Child.
of East Hartford. who was given the
care of the dogs by the society: the so-
ciety cannot produce the dogs because
they were stolen. and the society dill
not have the dogs at the time the spec-
tators were flood by the lustice; the
owners‘wlll. therefore. luring suit for
the dogs and if they cannot get them
they will ask for their value."
Judge John A. Stoughton. the attor-
ucy for the society.- was attired about
the matter yesterday. and said he
would be pleased exceedingly if such
3 unit were brought. it was just what
the mloty had been hoping for. Those
who attended the cocking min, at
Rocky Hill Saturday night will he in-
tmstcd to know that the Humane so-
“ ciety will taltc action in that matter
very soon. The society is in posses-
4lon ol’ the detail» of the main. has a
list of the men who were in attendance
d the way in which the man went
to the fight. It could not he learned
how the information was secured. but
rt would not be surprising if the soci-
vty had an agent at lht tight.
‘ 39” an old-time sport: "With the
police commissioners ntopping glove
"outlets. the sheriff raiding the dog
dghte and the immune society prepar-
ing in inane warrants to." spectators at
r cut-h light. thr- t-ity lit rapidly losing
'ttste among the elect." wiiartfortl
Coursut.
. candlamasllay.
This is ('sudlemas Day. an ecclesias-
tical festival in honor of the presenter
'ion of "H' infant ('hrist in the temple
and the purification the Virgin
MII‘Y. It mama to haw been institut—
ed in the first half of the fifth l‘fllliii'v
though some outlioriticu believe it to
be older. it was firm «interred in m.
must. The {Patti talus 1:» name from
the tttntotn. its old art the :wvcuth cou—
ttrry oi carrying lighted candles in pro-
eeasioa in memory of filmum's words
if the prenamatlon o! the infant
tl.trl‘.e ll.. 3:”. "A light to lighten the
Genillen and the glory of thy people
Iarnci." On this «lay Roman (‘stlur
tics consecrstc tho t-sndlea and tapers
to he used in their church” through-
an! the ensuing year. The least is re,
tained in thr- .tnaiimn t'aiiii’t’fl. and iii
also observed try the Lutherans. It in
also called the Purification. and in the
Greek church the llypapnntat. in Scot‘
land the data of this festival. Yeoman
2. is one of the quarter days for pav.
lag and receiving rents. interest. schist!
fern. etc.
of
masts-rpm.
it was stated upon good authority
last night. says the New iisvcn Pails»
diunt. that John l. Hutchinson. rf
than. was to be appointed stamp the
‘1 armor at the l’lyrttpton manulsrtoxy
is ilsrtiord. where considerable govern.
taunt worlt is done. and that this de-
termination to pat llr. Hutchinson in
this oflee was the result of former
Governor Bnihalrty’s visit to Washiag~
ton last wash. during which hem II
microsec- wlth President llclilalcy.
it was believed along the politicians
last night when they heard this story.
that the appointment of itr. Hatchin-
aontothisolrewssin thenstnre of a
WU! between contending lac-
unae our the amt-talent little in»
renal Mantle cotter-totality: for this
district. R is alarm that it. use.
who is said to he the nest internal rev~
mm for this district. will
Mussolini deputies front Riddle
ash coats.
macaw-oh
*m Wm? M
instrumentals
keeping out of the hands of the Hu- \
intrude. “ewahtymrnrouey.
. full value for your prom-y.
We are here to my in
thin month, thltt‘yonr. but a»
MANUEL
. in aluminum
oun OBJECT
We are not git in]; away our grain. ‘
But we want it dhtiuctly understood that uerlouot want younuoocy
without your good-w ill also. This we can sec are «in, by git log you
grain li’ttolnem, not ruorcly thin day.
. Q We are able. to do interim-art.
We want the cordial good-nil] of the public.
we can dermal on. We- want your permanent custom.
rte will give you the hunt grain that aocun titty gin too full weight.
and only charge you what you ought to pay.
‘ iuv oars rr-ta'r'a cause. .
We want patnme
In return,
T. HATCH,
h'tltlth Norwalk.
u, w y
Your
Interests
Demand
It. y
Ins-am financial
it t- that
The
"What did that woman wantT'
”She came in to say she wlnhed we:
would keep our postage‘ltarnps in the
rigor counter instead of Hill the soap.
She said that tasting coop made her
lll.’
llohetrlolrewls your majesty dirtw
pleased with the court fool"
he s incompeteut' watch the closely
and Hi show you how ht- shtruiti play
his part
Newspaper" has been ah'sy sans. W
“the Boston Herald. it" a newspaper
all the time. and while it lit-stand fan’-
roost aNawEaglsnd new-vapormradsfar
New Beginners, the news oi” the world
is fully and accurately reported in ad-
vance of all other papers it maintains
de rtmentn covering nuance and poli-
tiermartetn and marine nflais'l. rrliglo'n
and cduratiou mil-14 anoint-sins. anu-
teur and ruiessionai sports, secret so-
cicties no: social life. wilt. etc. Every
to to of to at or natumal interest is
trntionl are nttinf to the tens of the
paper and in strurrcc of any other
newspaper in New England lta it daily
editions erratum The Bolton liar ӣ5
reach the people at all times with t
ver latest mas. To» Sundnyr
a great mspape is an
epitome of If" seen to tho social slam
at New En rh‘gland a masters a
to the lots your classes. leery reader
of this r id have as wall The
Boston mlduln its Sunday. morning
*OSCAR H. BANKS
v-lltsrwwnr in ll. l “AX!"
EXCELSIOR
Lirery’andltlesitables,
NORW. \ LK. VON X.
"llu ilnml m pilots" for llvrt‘t in no town
in vim-med tiny. and n torn-v spelt at up-
omit." ”turtles for Wu drilriu» owl fluvial on- it
ain't"
Sent umltuvtfrtl tirivv r» in iiu- -rt when i“‘-
aim!
[We “unsuitable;
.i 11".“. lllilllvill littlJi'l‘l’lLlr.
'fcmo- attire-mi and f'illlk‘t’ for toasty pan
of use low».
’I’lvle‘vitmw t-tsll. git-ii. Ml Ml
TTTTHTTTT
pursreo's
SARSAPARILLA
its my ninth
50 Canto a Bottle.
mt timers
not: rs W.
Waltava all Kinds.
R.H.PI.AISTED
unilacitltlw fit.
3 death limit.
3
lililflfiblllillllllIIIIOI
William iimpatientlyionuntle. man: ,
W;m”hlfl
’l’ha title of ”New Wind's m y
‘
A Business Education
,4?” '1 “F h ‘1'
MERRILL COLLEGE.
mum liltlllt st. allot, on.
eta-cm:- to you. Tire demand for our gradu-
ultra ls greater than we run supply. rim! flu- only H'Wln for
Training Does It.
\i ritv l’urt'ninloguv um‘l Polls-go Journal.
Ilitltllllltttlliltlttllil
“Javanese-lusts
At the some time. any"
neutral” we“. “M
n at l
"I “Surya-giants
he sent our
m '1 letter FREEW provided they
name of thelvtal mud in. man-n
;M II“- To all others. this ml?
' tent III-Lever}; copy of which costsos
l’ssatsloplxc ill yourhnulauill beacnt
im- onrec of threats (eta )tocom
outage. in: like t
cvcrbeenseenltcrcota ltlsabook
of . pitta. contains fl moi
scedsand plants, most neataadtltcsc are
so ted by i tell sire wired plates
heat novelties of the season, finally,
WBaslsagcr
ab y and brilliantly stir. ussed. Its illuav ‘
willalso heaeatwlthootchsrgcioallappli-
:Jl'ii! sending 'miartheflaauluhowill
state where theysaw this advertisement.
hast (us was w- ean-s as oases
PETERHENDERSONaCU
' COWLWS‘NEWYORK
Did you t‘l't'l' try in the rm! maul
COAL ?
if it'll dill not not with of _
B. HARRIS,
and you will lune mil-lot tit-u.
H'ay and Grain
ttl l’l‘fil‘ltlm'tii‘ [trio-w.
ltit Ola. ll ltyassi ltmt.
Doll at lltvtyitt. ital.
PRBIIUI SHIPS.
um“.—
'f'lu in ~t mlwrtiwmsm Iva» pints-
rtl titlflmil' r. “it“ "may in tr {on r s
ermine in our "mutant prim that
its: is great uttuwtlmt loan-tiling
hing I‘M retinitis: l‘nl’fwhflfi’
\ml I o‘er
W 7
Sn strait.
pays tins-r pr‘nuinm.
hull item um i inle-
lmvrssr in result it
i"; no lurk hoping: m lit-«s
tlnr prices on the «law with or
without premium slumps literal,
If! lot of.
“minimum
l tin-quoted Slim» Jlret. but!
partners.firvei-. him. ttw «or
for Your l‘ahe not We» Wings.
. i'mtr lisp. mum tum
WISH. ”I?“ in It dim.
The ideal nonunion names.
' Natural trait. flown with»: arrests.
”Mural raisin, mlm and Harm.
Your plurals oi empe- itt true or
”him. live your! rumbles. Vets.
" Ihnvpt'lw. "Worm. .
liottint hills.
diathermy tale haste attends:
treat in the ms:- of Tests-rs first
not hustle: ism. w.
in» your W and" and
fit the stamps.
liltst‘idrdelsehpatz
.raknaryfiflatzseiuknmzwedasn’
day.rshvnavyi.ai1:flo'rlashpifl.t-
v Wednesday.
No. S Gazette Building.
“HALF. Mirna
The standard of the World
13.00 ..~
r0450
9.00 ,.
3.450
5.00
. ss
.0
.0
M
prices that are smart
to all?" them that way
followingseanou.
DISSTON’S SAWS.
it‘ll] ll astrington Sim-t.
DON'T VOROIT OUR REPAIR D‘Pfln‘l’flmi’:
”Everything frmrr 3 So ville roan .ftmrhor' ’ ’
EDWARD STREET. ‘
Look‘for'the Red Price Mo .
I? I. OH EVERY
OVERCOAT AND ULSTER
IN OUR STOCK.
Kala s. .‘3':
NEW PRICES m RED this..- .1...
\\ c don t intt- -tul to carry otcr one 0".- rural, and Wt; have wwwém
such u lots figure that if you take a look of them you will gladly It“ fifiay
out our rcrurlution in reducing the “titular try out- milepw'niora, satin”?
are certainly tomptlugcnpqgh. Remittmpficcstheutall and asktosaelhs oi
$13.15 Requiem! from, 319.00
ro;00
.ra.00,"
r2.00'
r:
"or windows are alwat; full of interest to you with “gimm-
Ulmtisltiltg ever; in the litallllfaflllll'l' WW
her than to try .trili M’l‘vll’old gunk“ W'
ill’ '5 EVERY EVI'ISIXH I Sl’ll. {i 01 LOCK. '
DAVIS, the Tailor, :
CLOTHIEK, HITTER IND FURNISHII. ,~_
Maugham... Hillel rows, South errunlk. ‘
' .
Ill} UllfllSil
F001)
CHOPPER
CHOPS All. KINDS i‘ii~
FOOD into Clean Cut Uni
form Pieces as; FINE 0t
COARSE as wanted.
Other machines chop mom
only. ’llllls DOES AWAl
WIT ll THE CilOPPI NC-
BOWL ALTOGETHER.
errors Potatoes. Meat.
Apples. Cabbage. Breath-
cvzttvrittito.
ll mashlaeysuwlli use
everyday.CaIsadsseit.,
use-u, luliit i ills.
n: “'ntlllll‘lvfl direct, mutt Konralh.
ACiiy Board of Relief.
m is who; issues ems
j etllrtislolthstitpeilonthlisrnslir
will last on Wednesday. January as.
assuring.
Vahrasry it.
Home-
fade
iGllliltil
Fl'lliill. 5m:
at B"
DEERPOUI‘ Fm
SausageaTaBtttn’
Twenty lbs. Tull Butter f
M :s liltlr rmprw the market pains“
f
Paneling!” "
12.. ”it‘ll "fin
. “W w ._..
THEN
Norwalk Chronicler