“VIII”
’l'II Norm-WIN Police will meet
* Misfit.
mum-”u dChspolstreet. II
,_ critteslly lll.
Wm" James oi Norwslk
.mdllg today I! Bridgeport,
lliss Alice lead. oi upper Main
, street, Norwslk. is visiting in Stam-
ford.
’l'he Hsdyn Ionics] club will meet
tonight and arrange tor a concert
—-—.
lire. S. B. Seymour and son Allen go
to‘Ridgeiield this week tor a short
“III.
l—cnicsens. 1295c.
lrs P. Hoyt. oi the Sterling Opera
House. Derby. is in South Norwslh ior
~ I brief visit.
.~'.‘
Alfred W Betts and Miss Anna
Bettsmd NorwathI have returned home
iron: a southern tour. '
A delegation pi Sherman Command-
mU..OGC Visitedwne'l'ree
commandery. last night
Lester Comstock. oi Broad River.
cut his head quite badly Wednesday.
while sliding down hill.
~Fnli line winter caps. O'Brien.
Miss Francis Earle. oi Danbury. is a
guest at the home at A. A. Belts. in
Main street. Norwaik.
The Board at Reliei tor 'the City oi
Norwaik has received about 100 appliv
cations tor shatéments.
Tonight the Norwallt Congregational
Young People's Soc-lit; of Christian
Endeavor will hold a social in the
chapel. ' . r
Henry wmilyder. oi Wootport are-
nue. is negotiating tor the purchase oi
_ the George Ward Selleclt attach. with a
view of continuing the store
W;
«No use ’duyitlg.
are regular snaps at mrtock Bros
Clinton Commandery. Knights Tem-
plar. will center the order oi the Tem-
pie degree. tonight. alter which Cater-
cr F. 6. Austin will serve a supper.
1!
Company l-"s second team will play
St. Joseph's team at the Armory. Petr
team
runry iii. The New Rochelle
will play ”Team r" the same night.
Mrs. Francis Algara and Mrs. John
linddcn will leave Norwaik.on Monday
where
thcy will visit relatives oi Mr. Algnrs.
next, for the City of Mexico.
George [-2. Howland.
Seymonr’s
Dispatch.
3 roczry
—«~—llecclred, 30» new phonograph rev
ords. today.
At the Norwslk Chess club rooms.
II! New“
York. will play tour games 0! ohm
simultaneously with members yet to
will he.
tonight. Harry Dickerson.
be selected. Mr. chycrson
blindfolded during the rental.
The "Hebrew leatlor,"
lsh people at (lot:
out.
matters.
The sound stesmer liutmrg State. oi
the Bridgeport Steamboat mmpany.
ran her nose into the mud oil the rim
harbor light shortly below- 3 o'clock
yesterday morning. and stuck thcmi
until about ii n'ciorlt. when she was
able to back oil and rrtum in lirioigr-
port. She was not dent-gut.
ord Mentor—'07 model. just
'95—'2618.
.. h
Baptist rch
the reported mlgnstlln of .i. ll tilt!
gets on account at Inemhnr not being
Tiler ray that
the church is «its shit to pay his not
In and have so in. I'M that lit. ltltt’
able to pay his salary
I!" has no intention oi resigning.
~MI kinds
1's: um" i
mm
“mm-
is
6 Water street.
35.95 suits
representing
the Old Grist Mill (tempts. will leave
town next week ior South Norrlsik
where he will place an exhibition in
slore.~~~Danhury
Frederick W, lingers. .V.
3 weekly.
published in the interests oi the Jew‘
nectlcut. has been mt-
tabllshed. and its ilrst number in now
it gives ms oi special lntermtt
to the Hebrew people. notably social
of the New i'nnnan
are «he indignant at
,h Ooh at llsyes' ith
' . rhnrrlt society.
stitcwi’orlt. Inmbmdtmsstne
firings Isak. the. Wit.
. so rolled. st
m lilo arm oi
Banholonswiishossr.
Johnni'srris'doehdssick.
militants bonsai dance tskos
place tonight at N River.
iirs. P. A. Durand. of North Main
street, is recovering from her recent
' illness.
landlord Builder. oi Bridgeport.
ering nicely iron: ' her recent
mm
Im A titanium Inn entsrtnin the
Entre lions Whist cluh.‘ Thursday
afternoon.
~Crswiord bicycles—'07 model. just
as good as '08-‘26”. l". W. Rogers.
Norwslh and South Norwalk.
C. E. Grilling snd Peter Sweeney,
prominent Danburians. were in South
Norwslk today.
——-——-—If—-
The host C. F. Berwind is at Bay-
mond _Broihers’ whsri with a cargo oi
Hazelton coal.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Thornton Prowltt
arrived home yesterday aiternoon
from their wedding tour.
——l7'resh pork. lilo. 0 Water street.
The degree team oi Our Brothers'
lodge. l. 0. 0. F2. wll rehearse-first de
gree work Saturday night.
Miss Alice Ii. Beardon. oi Spring
street. operator in the telegraph once
in Sangstuek. lost her gold watch
yesterday. ‘
Mrs. Char “W. Seymour. oi Tayv
Ior avenue, 'oliedo New York city.
to care tor her sister. Mrs. Louis Cur-
tis. who is quite ill.
~ileceived LOO!) Spliding catalogues
tor 1808. Supply on hand at both
stores. P. W. Rogers.
A child oi I). l». Del-‘orest. oi Main
street. Norwalh. has the scarlet lever.
The house has been quarantined by
Health Oflicer Tracey. I
This I week Ithe Norwsik lumen
store niotes special prices“: every dc»
pasture t. in order’ to make the dull
month i February a bright and lively
one.
Micheal tidbrihb: the contractor who
"III grading Armory Hill. has been los’
lug lanterns alrn'ost et cry night recent
I! It! omit a reward tor the
thl'et.
“ladies secure your seats now at
Plaisted's and Glendening'n. and set
"The Winners." It Hoyt's Theatre
Monday night.
As tomorrow is the anniversary oi
Lincoln's birthday. at Lincoln memorial
service is being planned ior next Sun-
day evening at the South Norwaik
Congregational church.
Next week there will be a demon—
stration at "Old Grist Mill" health
loads at (3. ll. Seymour! grocery store.
lndtmrmentu are altered in Mr. Sey-
mour's ad to m-ure the presenw oi lav
dies and gentlemen.
At a meeting oi the Lumber lleaiers’
animation of Connecticut in New lla-
ren. Wednesday. Horace l. Hubbeil.
oi the Hill It llubbell Lumber compo.
ny. oi Norwaik, was elected Vit'P-[lfl'lll‘
dent.
fiw—o
-—l(londlke derby. at O'Brien's.
Th0 P'Dirlleitl seler'lmem hate roll-
sultrd a lawyer restwtlng a suit tor
libel against the lionthport Chronicle.
«The IIIHI-lnln allege the pup" has low
lirionsly attacked their character. and
will be governed by their attorney's
advice.
William Dooley. one of the ierrrmrn
pat the signsl tower. has recently inves—
ted in s wry line sail boot and begun
the study oi navigation under the aid»
instruction oi Andy Zlmmerisnd. oi
Hotel Germ-nil.
County t‘fommissirmcr James Iri. Mil,
lsr. oi llunlmry. is Winning from his
merit illness. He is able to he about
the house port of the day and talks
business with his nssexrlstes in this
:city orer the telephone.
wheg o! hush. mm. 6 Wiley street.
Patrick J. Dillon. who tor some time
has heel: connected with the Metropoi»
- oil-the rush of AM“ Superman»
dent Learn. has been translrmed to
the South Norwslli district..-~Assowis
Sentinel.
The Cosmetic-st Society oi ttoioaisl
[issues has issued a circular olerlng
prises tor beet essays on say colonial
subject. The unset is upon to new»
hernnithstwugheuelasnesoithr
burnout-critters” mortars
Winslow-Inst”. ill. 1..
m Wthlsm sun outilt. . >
Itanjuu Issuance mph”. as agent .
We have built up n lsrgcbusl
momma-mines? L
t..- —
Sherman Commandery. ii 0 G. 0..
will Initiate three candidates tonight.
Joseph Mackey is
walk.
937109558.
~iit. Joseph's church bazar opens in
Music Hall this evening. The outer-
tninment will be given by the "Myster-
ious Dancers."
Mrs. C. l-'.
moving irom Maple street to the James
K. Croiut place in Arch street.
Howard White. oi Dsnbury. spent
yesterday in Norwalk. calling on old
friends.
Ninety-live per cent. of the Merrill
college graduates are in business po-
sitions. Certainly a very good record.
——(‘holce turkeys. the a pound; chic-
kens. i’Z‘éc; ducks. lilo. at llsyr-s' Mk.
Norwallc Sons of the Revolution will
attend the banquet oi the Connecti~
cut society in New, Haven. ottv» Februray
22.
———t——-L——"-—
The South Norwslk Boston stored!
making unparalleled alien in dress
goods in order to clean out the stock
with a rush.
—Men's and boys' alpines. O'Brien.
John ll. l-‘erris. administrator oi the
estate oi the late John Kerrie. oilerr
tor sale the real estate that eblonged to
the diseased.
———~
port hospital. last Monday. and under-
went an operation on her eyes. it
proved successful.
llo not target the Bible class tonight
at the Young Men I ('hrletian associa-
tion room. header William Brad-
show. oi Bridgeport
whialte up your mind that the next
cigar you buy shall be an imperial
Crown.
t'olonci W. 3. Watson. oi lianimry,
medical director of thr- brigade, (Yon-
nectlrut Nntionnl Guard. was the guest
oi General l-‘rust yesterday.
William Mniey. of Chapel street, re
turned home last night trIIm lndinnu.
where b.» has been aseisting in putting
up a large air coniprcrumr.
A number of the young men at South
.\'orwalk. some of whom were members
of the South Norwuik Debating satiety
are rtInIlIlcrIng the advisability II! nu
organising.
«l’IIrequnrter lamb, In t; Water St.
The annual meeting of ill» murm-
Ilivision III the Ancient link-r «It Hi~
lwrnlans will he held Sunday morning
at in o'clock, in the rooms of the all.
vision in South NorwsIIt
.\ derision will be rendered by Judge
llrtgory ")th"th Morning at it)
tr't’lut'll iii tilt: Isnnt’ St'lll'l'k i'lll'.
The cases at George and Henry Seilet'lt
will also come up (or trial.
The apt-rial meeting of the Norwnllt
limpitai amwiatitm Iilrm’tm‘l. an~
ileum-rd for tonight. will not be held.
an the committee r-Itmmt make a re—
port: but the regular meeting will be
held Monday night. at the same hour
and place.
I
w lv'iity vents for Y it t' A iIenetit
Saturday night February ill, at lloytet
Theatrr,
O
ilorctnor i'uoiw has revolved the
resignation oi John W. t'lmndler. o!
iltnflord iipringn. as a county commis—
sioner tor Toilnnd county. Mr. Chand—
ler hon been appointed posinmster and
theretorw cannot hold the mnnty oi~
new.
The Voltruaty meeting of the Water
t‘ommissioners oi Harwell: was held
yesterday. ifommtssionnr Mend was
absent and it was decided not to tslta
shy nation upon the appointment ot a
metary until a full board was prose
est.
mM'! and boys” winter caps. ("tries
(lover-or i'ooke has issued a renal.
stuns on iiorernor illseir. oi New
tort. tor the surrender of flange on»
Moheissadsrsrrsstisltow rm
city. He is charged with may
Misty. mutual st lisslatr. Isn-
Inot'ing iron)
Constable Hook. N. .l.. to South Nor- .
Out-oi-town parties are negotiating
s lease 0! the former Congregational
Osborne contemplates
.ilrs. H ll’rieger went to tho Hrldgo-.
moot-mm
mun-Wu
sis hystdlilult
ii
we eel e."IIII'IutnvrlIut i' ted over the
not pay any Inure than market
even were it not our busineta
All in ct thing else, tubs
and 3' our confidence.
1.5 )lnrihullStreet,
i
With
A Business
High School
of the
Highest
Grade.
IIIIIIIIliliiiiiliiilliil
Inaduntm an in
lililt'i' work and pnm wtiilafilt‘ivltfi'.
N'rrtit rod of III-pot.
l.~l'i.\i,t'll.~ owns t'lil.lllli'l'l.l.\.
Selectmen Thomas Alexander and
Alt-rand" Turner, oi Ilanhitry. were
guests of Selectmen Merrill and Lyric-s.
ymtorday. and Were shown about the
town. They went home well pleased
with Sorwailt hospitality.
W
meant I in tumors.
Iv. Siriulnl :6 l‘" V 1)!"
Household Furniture
PUBLIC AUCiION!
“ill III-ll rtl l’liiolu Anvil")! IviI “'M‘I-
lit-«Int. I‘III Iiilli, IV" M “33"“. llln
at the lot: rm‘nlcuw Iii i'iInrlI-II A.
Arum Micron-mi. 3". 2i “'mt Aw-
Illll'. Norwnlk. Form, :I later quantity
of tomb-dd i'umitnn. mini-ding: in
out «Ii one i Hui-hut tiIuIIII I'intm; IImv
‘Ilv-I \tm-I I'nrl-Ir mil. um "'lll'l'l'i IIIIII
l'lmh Parlor null Vtiiuuldv Uil I’It'tui-
loam; our large lutrinl’itl «mu» Wil-
Iimu '-."I'III our ii ltumIn-II 31m“ "III:
tun t’ruit [IIt't't'l i 'lnrl.-; mu- wntor ml-
or "lathe i‘.IIImI
III-ml, Ililllltlflllll} .lany and walnut
bedroom nulls; l'ltf'lrlri nIIIl mgr; um-
unleitinnnI-Ipu 'llilltllilllnit’ltflillili iIhIa
tilllilt'f and ten III-ti»: .‘leridvu unwr-
w-znro hoodlum-w. IIIIII ll II-r3 I-Inttplatr
library. .‘Iim'ellujmut- lurII'IitIrI- cit.
Alan- "hum-s. 7 mrrinurmz Mlt'lflilfi.
2 clout-lo «its IIl' homew- 7. single wits
III harness not! other art II In too "unwr-
"IN to timieIIntc.
l! stnrtn3 still will lain piste Inst
t-s'ltnrdn3. some hour. ’I'I'IIIMSI' \“H
lmr full lmrllt'tlltmt inquire at
MITCHELL it Still. Auctioneers,
48 Wall St. Somali.“
lw
oscnu nANks
(Wu III II. I’» ”553.1
EXC $1.910]! '
Literytniltlltittlln.
NOIIWALK. ”0"!“
m mm in the town.
were! emulsions»
manta sum in mm "n In
The Irma-t III III
in , "drill
s war. not sorrows»
out .
, ssh cos-t Is '
ITAUI’ORD,
TlII' inc-l that over ninety-live per cent. «It this st‘htwli's
lit l‘tillllt‘l'lillll will: our new work w.- an
night. Sunday or holiday, with ins-It [muslin
"WII'ltfiflllil " rusti— . i
It
_ Buckwheat
II. n. LAWTON s» COMPANY.
E Smith Main Street. South Norwnlk.
I
Permanent Business.
in the oomparstiveiy short time o!
the most reliable and bust grain, and of courts:
incl.
-'l’he real object of this advertisement is to let 3nd know that, while
we always tree that 3qu have the ui'oat reliable and best grni II. you do
prices; com Ietitiou
leytochsrge Iutasmnl 3m tritium
nod crisis more than what is bad,
and when lfl'ertuw there is in t mutuality oi umiu and hay.
W e homily think our groin and buy the bout 3ou can not.
Our mutmners Interest» are ours.
I
lll'Y OATS THAT’S ('LI'ZA‘S.
Manuel T. Hatch,
We "Illa“ It) corn )tifll’ (309“)!!!
South Norwnlk. Ct.
iliilllii
a National Reputation.
The Merrill College,
7! 7>77— Til \tlnmia ~lrwt.
CONN.
business mutton:- ban gin-II it -.I notional
nepotation inr “vellum wm‘lt.
w 4
ii Inc for iniorrnunnn.
liiiiiillil IIOIIIIIIIIII
The (loniicticiit General Life Institute 00.,
HARTFORD,
IX MW MADE A “AIS IN
Receipts, Assets, sinus, Policies in lone. issuance [titles in Collection.
5. S. L’HOMMEDIEU. Gen. flgent.
r-tit Til \‘tlltii ..\lJ( (035’
When the Time Arrives
l’or 3m: tnhaw your l-logirm, ll-Iiirn or nil" r Murillo-r3 i’l‘ilttii'ni.
YOU MIGHT 10 [HOW 1081' WHO
will «In the stark Ittlirhly. moi m'l 3'tIli running ngtiin.
pnpurul tn tin 3IIur rI pII'Ir-I III3 Ilu3.
[4M nt running titm.
TheCoulter& McKenzieHachineCo.
BRIDGEPORT. CONN.
‘l \ll’l‘ii Willi“ I .‘I'H l.\l.‘l\.
-r
Why Pay More?
:ilttdl'tmptnicvl .‘Illlt‘r' .‘ll‘ill.
up it» ”lllllllt' lltiplit-n. i.» 3.7.117?-
Isomwl in: quality and Im-
I-Ipmlwl (or prirr, '[lw but in
I'Vt'ry rifle-rt: 7I'l-6 It Ime’kuflt',
or i tutvkagw (or tiled-I. \\'II3
pay more? First lot Inn-t mlol
"III.
i'tlil Sl'l'i’l-Ill: t’lmw- iii-
unit, iinii’ lilwilit. Virilim "li-
IIilitI Sugar “uh-m. lit'ltl
IIIIIIw Inmiw ginurr «mp!»
LnIIIlw' Tongue». .\ppl«-, «on
dried. at Fir ll pound; .". lmtiiltl;
."’I't-. Ilr lItIII~l3'~ I'runw
For um tin-:mm trio-,mid in
SI ntt II III wine. In tab.
i'rt Inittm Stump-s gilt-u.
.\'o Pmnium Stations glitch
on Sugar or Flour.
Lorenzo Dibble,
Muriel t iris-cry,
i3 .‘II'IIrtiI hlsiur‘t..>‘vv.1\'tvrwslk
Did you ever try to use real good
COALI
it you did not. art none of
B. HARRIS
and 3m will have ssihiaction.
Hay and Grain
at mine- prim
IIIIMIIIIJIIIIIMI.
Mama“.
AWMAD.
tsrnssrsntnosumnsn
mammm
IRIS”
a.” '
tildgha’ths and Cambrlcs
Arc going to be worn very lsl'gcly this yesr.
show you s due and of both, of the fiery tantrum... ,3
To liven up trade, we oti‘er todsy. one can of
Outing Flannels at 7c per yard
Esta good quality and clicks
Special Isle of
We have snileilM
465;!
Counterpnnes, at 69c, 75c and Si .00 est;
Very much lens than the regu '
EDWARD STRE-r
No. 5 Gazette Building. liorsalir. Court. 7 ‘2
SMALL recurs.
Tools. '
Best Armorial: nt
Tools!
may
THO. I. "07
FOR A
Chainlese may ' '
When the bent mndr- ran be
[mm usot thst with.
WAIT AND ”SEE
Builders’ narawm”
lowest Price-II.
WE REPAIR ANYTHINO AND IVERVTHINO. 5.“
Fox Cycle 6': Hardware~~
110 Washington Street. ‘1'
"EVERYTHING FROM A NEEDLE TO AN ANCHOR." '
READ and PROFIT THERE
Another 9min“ lot of
Seven Overcoate
that fortmvriy sold from $5.00 to $96.0”, now
$3.45.
Sizes: 35. '36.
38.
‘0. ‘,2, no I '
hint week we aolvrrtiml («thrown-min at Ol. 51).
tiller them.
Don’t Be the Other Thirty'
CALI. EARLV.
W I- am: I!-
OPEX EVERY EVESIXG
1'an XISE ocuick’l 7
DfiVIS, the TAILOR},
OLOIHIER, HATI’ER All) FIIIIIISIIEII.
Whine Md Hock.
Smut M
m'
Till} [SII'EIISIL
F001)
neenrom‘ rm
Sausageola
(nullified. .fitm
CHOPS ALL KINDS OF
FOOD into Clean Cut Unl-
t'orm Pieces as FINE or
: COARSE as wanted.
,——-—~
Other machines chop meat
only. THIS DOES ’AWAV
WITH THE CilOPPING
BOWL ALT OGE'I'HER.
CHOPS Potatoes. Meat.
Apples. Cabbage. Bread.—
BVBRYTHING. ,
ll machine you will use
everyday. Coll sndsee it.
hurled, Violins i Dot.
"2 Wuitiugton Street, South Knrwslk.
raityiiom oi Reliei.
Notice is hereby giren that the Board
’ oi lteilei oi the city oi South Norwsllt
will meet on Wednesdsy. .lsnnsrr 20.
mm. .
it”. It 7:00 o’clock 9. It;
Februaryli st:o’.clockp smWstlassr
day. Vebrnsry’. st1:l00'ciocitp.-..
Wednesday. February it. at 1:00
o’clock p. an: Wed-slur. Vsbrosry
nat’lzuo'elochpst..lstsscoss-
clt Chamber. on llsrllssd street. is
raid city. for its sorrow oi hearing
and sucrtsisisgslismistro-ths
lad-uumsmotssusityos
thsllstoiim.
momma-um».
“ridwmgr
M a mop briow the mum piles?"
Home-
liade
Ponchos.
Grapes. ‘ «
mum
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