smut In the about. and lake is.
, where light local snow has fallen.
’i'hmienlns weather tonight: Tunn-
! probably fair; stationary tempere-
re: south to southwest winds.
w lint. Flora Dunning. mother or the
ill“ llev. H. N. Dunning. is critically
r
W ' 1
Captain Toolier is quite siclt oi pneu-
pants at his home In Lexington ave-
nue. ‘
1!. Joel hot-odes has been spending
a few days at his home in South Main
The monthly meeting at the Old Well
Hook and Ladder company will be held
tonight.
, Mrs. Mary I. Waterbury. oi Grove
street, has gone'to New York city to
visit iriends.
y .Atlorney John J. Cuneo has appeal»
ad the suit oi tirec against 'Parshall to
the Supreme Court.
_ 'Miss Lena Cole. oi Norwaik mutin—
ties to improve from her recent oper—
ation tor appendicitis. at
Charles Taylor has shipped as a
deckhand on the schooner Ploughboy.
tor a trip to liaverstraw. ’
James Harris. who” has been very
sick at his home. ”JWoodward ave-
nue. is slightly improved.
Harry Home. of New York city
spent Sunday with his sister. Miss tier-
nude House. oi Marshall street.
The Woman's cluhk‘lll‘zctttertain the
other clubs at the town at the Central
club-home, tomorrow afternoon.
The members oi linens Tribe. Imp.
0. II. M.. are requested to meet tonight
ior a rehearsal oi the second degree.
——lle sure and go to the Bhkeley
street chapel, Thursday evening. and
see the wonderful ”Snow Cap Sisters."
Admission. 25 cents.
.lamb Worse/ti yin otizq oldest and
best known business in llridgev
port. died Saluttrday alter a long ill—
nous.
The Etnshkc minty at Miss Baird's
institute will give u play in the school
hall this evening. There will also be
dancing. ,
The monthly meeting at the South
Norwallt lv'iro: Police will be held to-
night. All members are requested to
be present.
(folio! Encampment, I. i). I). l'.. will
hold a rehearsal tonight, tor the first
and second (trim-es. All are requested
to be present.
The great {mud exhibit began today
at C. it}. Seyntottr’s grt'wery store. All
are invited. The booth wan erwted by
Harry W. Mather.
‘ Mrs. Marshall Bears Ieit ior her
home in Middletown. today. alter a two
weehs' visit with Mrs. Theodore
Knapp. oi I'uion street.
The annual. mating oi The Nor-
walk Yacht stub trill be held Saturday.
February 3th. at 8 o'clock. In the par»
lots oi the Mahacketno Hotel.
0
Bridgeport. tomorrow night. to make
an attempt to win back the silver tro-
phy now held by theiirldgeport i'htw
club.
tor has also been paiilted and renova-
Ied throughout.
“smoke Major Cigars and ice! rich
tilreetim at his landscape eardrum
finest View
David Vlaherly apd Bernard Tuiir
cola-has convention at Within-stir
tart tests»
0
mmunssm
est-tsunam- sKnlmm
Innihltorwalh.
“NIH
'tuttisrsrernatsn
m
The Norwnlk chess players will goto
William 3’. liners has made quite a
number n.“ changes in his Norwalii
stationery and book store. The inter-
Hsrry Pepper is having the lawn oi
the Acton place which he recently pur.
chased. regretted and seeded under the
delegates to the recent state Knight; oi
trill give a report oi the ”Mills-t
to Catholic linion (tonsil. at its Inch
llsnry item mainly at Norwaik.
been ems—
its! in that city. Th; deem was n
brother-laden oi Ward llsrrett. oi
[my ”herniation"! division
m «Temperance. shanhl be m
satasihsnrsaiisatosiaht. ashsaim
ems-remark iii»
”m nnairsrntry oi the division.
W
‘ipattssststhnetstussrm
hstnbmisatss sites
It . is able to
about mm M'-
Auctioneer Mitchell will dispose oi
the household furniture at the late (3.
A. Acton tomorrow morning at 9: 30
o’tiloch. i
St: Josoph’s Lyceum will postpone
Its meeting irom tomorrow until next
week Tuesday night. on account oi the
lunar now in pream- lu Music Hall.
The Hon. John H. Light will deliver
his lecture. ”Talks and Talkers," at the
Young Men's Christian association
rooms in Elizabeth street. Tuesday ev-
ening.
Manner Harry B. Busslna. oi Mitch-
ell'a New Britain Opera House. will an-
tertain the employees oi the Norwallt
Opera House at NewBrltain. Saturday
night.
The Young Woman's Christian Tent-
perance union will meet this evening
with Mrs. 'J. Ouhow. Concord street.
at 7:45. All members are requested to
be present.
—-Don‘t forget the evening of music
at Mrs. VanBuren's home by Grace
church choir. on Wednesday evening.
Among the singers will be Mr. Harry
Pepper, Miss Vern Wood. Miss Agnes
Gibbs, Mr. Clinton Baker. mule ouar~
tette. The Rev. J. McClure Bellows
will give several readings.
At the supper and entertainment gir-
en by the ladies at the Norwalir Con-
gregational church. at the Opera
House, January 27, the neat sum oi
"still was cleared.
Interesting and Instructlve exercises.
in commemoration of the birtlt oi Ab-
raham Lincoln. were held this ailer—
noon. in the Franklin street school art.
not. Grades 8 anti 5%. taught by Miss
Tolles and Miss Manson.
The monthly meeting oi the Daugh-
ters oi the American Revolution will
be held at the Central club, Thursday
ailernoon. Ten will be served by East
Norwalk ladies. Mrs M. H Tulle-s
will preside insisted by Mrs W l‘. (is-
born. Mrs. E. H Gumbart and Miss
Clara Marvin.
Architect W. S. Knapp is engaged in
getting out plans and specifications tor
thehot water. heating plant to be pin-
:rd in litmnow .ltaiiroatt IIUII‘I by an»
owner, Chridtinn Swans. The build-
ing has been least-d by Mrs. shrub
Ladrigim. who keeps the hotel at the
Winter at llnvilnnd and Water streets.
William I..tisb the well known ball
pl oi IWeport, who has been
my in the winter and rciercc in the
sin c polo league- has signed to tap»
into and manage the Springfield, Maria.
C'Iillt the, coming season. Lush made
the loading record last Mason. having
lmeu credited with seventy stolen
bum.
Frank lmrttottgtzlli resigned the
[Iti‘flitlfint'y oi the Italian Mutual llotw-
lit moiety at ii met-ting recently bold
but owing to the tart that the metro
lit-rs did not wish hint to give up the
tsniitioti, the resignation was laid on
the table until the next met-ting.
Meanwhile the vivtrprcsident. tinndoh
Io lliiiriizl. will act as president.
~-To stnolw an Imperial (Frown cl.
gar in it delight.
amt brightens the intellect.
The Woutnn'a I‘ltrlstlan Temperance
union oi the I'nlted States has Ior-t
worded a petition to President Timothy
Dwight oi Yale university uniting him
to iorbiil the HM" oi alcoholic liquor in
the ttniternlty. The petition contains
an implied throat to boymtt the tint-
wrs‘ity unless President Dwight com-
olies with its terms.
At the First Congregational church
yenterday morning. Rev. A. I". Heard
work It! the American Missionary as-
sociation and the annual oilerlns
the church was made. The mator con:
manitys supreme Needs?
t‘hrtst.
32!».
lm. Betas lenders in the
thing.
W
"t'hrtstlasla and the Children."
Ring Mes."
tin-day night.
It soothes the nerves
I).ll.. made an able presentation oi the
M
dotted the special exercises In the er-
ening the pastor preached upon ”Hu-
and how
these needs are met and satisfied in
It is early yet to talk bicycle, but the
price on leading whee’lilte the. Eagle.
Crescent and Syracuse will range irom
Oil!» upwards. The Von Cyril.- snd Hard-
ware company lniortns us that ii the
trade dent-nth such an article the root-
pany will be out with a good mount ior
This ilrln predicts a large bash
nets in blcyrles and auxiliaries ior
wheel
trade the bran opinion is worth sinne-
The series at sermons now betas
preached by list. A. B. Karanagh. on
are
proving as attrnrilre as the "Marriage
which drew sash lune
wmtmflilll to lion’s Theatre every
last night every seat
in the theatre was Illed and the elon-
Pat attention was given to tits «and
am in this aerial. which alto-m
is strong sari earns-t "sweats and
ntessioransnnineflhrlatiaa tile on the
m witty-it Iron ”dalmatian-sustains.
fin liar-'ts _ m
Altai-Wm
”VII “mlMsmm
I.
l.
Leonard t7. Couch. oi Tauton. Mass.
was in town Saturday.
Herbert Lincoln is breaking in as a
conductor on the lied Line.
A. ll. Camp has received a hand-
some white ion terrier irom New York.
Our llrothers' lodge. I. 0. O. 1",, will
have work in the first degree tonight.
W. s. Sturtevant had a carioad oi
reirlgerators come today from Nashua.
N. H.
There will be another season oi card
playing at Hope Hose quarters, tomor-
row night.
William M Martin oi New York and
l‘lmenworth was in town Saturday on
business.
Mr. and Mrs. James Huggins. oi
Gerard place. are spending the day in
New York.
Robert Vnnliureu and Willard Com-
stoclt. of Norwalk. spent Saturday in
New York city.
George W. Mansfield. 0! Boston. at
the Norwalk Tramway company. is :It
the New Mahackemo.
._...__.I.._.._._
The directors ol the Norwulit llos~
pitnl associmion will meet tonight. in
the Norwalk club building.
William T. Wilson and son. oi Phil-
adelphia. are spending a tow tlilyn
with A. Sample. of West avenue.
Jerry Alteut'ti. oi the Norwnili Hos»
tort t-torc has roluruml horm- Irrum :I
wwkrs' visit with relatives in Sen lla-
volt.
Wallace Mt-Qtthzte will go to Hill:
lrnmptou. N. Y.. tomorrow. to sound a
low days with his sister. Mrs. Josue II
'l'tulltrs.
The ("use of "Wit-lied" Murphy in.
taking a hill'fll’ without the owner's per
mission, (more up in the Town t'ottrt
this morning and was trolled.
~I’roi. M. 8. Roses. the. well-known
oettliiit-optirinn. can be consulted it
his once. in the parlor oi the Muhacit
tetuo Hotel, South Norwalk. Tuesdays
trout 9 a. m. to 8 p. In. Eyes exam-
ined tree.
Miss linttir- Itzttt-ltiorvl, .‘Ilrlil Killlt'
Murray. MINI Isiltit- Grumman and
Hattie! Nash, til IIM' Norwulk Iltntloti
store. are, enjoying it m-oks‘ vacation.
A bit: ilrr- works pmi wait vousum»
plated last week, W. S. Stitrtevitnt
:Ind Iv‘. ll. I'lllt‘lllifll. of South Norwullt
sm- interested in it. with ten Olhl‘r'l.
liver Hutton Wnl’lll oi pyrotechnic.»
have been bought up.
There was a large audience at tho
Stirwnlk Opera llmntr. yentorday aI
leruum. to attend the illustrated Iter-
tier-a l‘ilntlllt‘lt'il try John II. .I.trknott
They will lli'ri'flnl’l‘ be conducted r-r
pry rlunduy afternoon in -i o‘clock.
I
Low titles just now taro ittvorulrio to
the «lemming industry and many "it'll
are daily at work on tho local twitches.
The line weather brings u his month
not oi (lingers all along the photo.
The best results are now obtained on
the l-‘airtleld and titratitrrd lmwht’s.
llarlnurtuanter McNeil has made apa
nitration ior it new inn hell on tlie
outer bar oi llridgeport harbor. and his
request will undoubtedly be granted.
I 'ontplalnt has been made by shippe‘rr
that the present bell is not largo,
enoughl to be heard distinctly at any
steal distance. The new belt at the
inner lighthouse will be placed in po
sition this weigh. ‘
The paper prepared by Miss Mid» ll.
i'larlt. oi the Civic club oi liartiord, on
"Vacation Schools." and given at the
llritlgeport meeting oi the state Putter
ntlon. will hr- read at. the meeting oi
the Central union at King’s Daughters.
to he held nest Saturday at ii: to p m
In the Norwnlh (' onsrnnstionnl chspe l.
The paper pretents tl new phase oi ed»
Irrational work and has awakened a
deep inter All ladies are cordially
invited by t e King's "authors to at—
tend the Mill and enjoy the paper.
law Wt.
Work on the new school building is
progrrsalng these mild days The en.
tertaintaent st Music "till, Washing
toa’s birthday. has irur ltn tuition the
mrlag oi portraits oi American ate
that's. snail-sates etc" to embellish the
ruminant! tttaite
Aunt J emttnn
Grandma’s “
Pennsylvania Buckwheat,
malnuh Main Street,
price tells you «nothing.
every cent we ask for them.
How shall you decide?
Ear (turn {or Home.
H. ti. Feed for Hones.
H. I). Feed Ior (little.
H. I). Feed for Mitry.
Iluy oats
A Business
High School
of the
‘ Highest
tirade.
OTAU'OID.
Writv tor iniortnatintt.
vmucnhn-
"0" Wu?“ Wyn)" t‘. ”’3‘:
Bream Sleek.
l.\' lott'.’
sttl'l'll StillWAIJi.
Ill t-trttttu [inn with out In it work or an 5
night. t‘llllitIlll orimliolm with least [VIMIIIO
:trtlm unrk ttttrl [min «nth-1min“.
North t-tttl ni’ lIl’IlflI,
INTIMATE! hlVIZN t‘lllllilfl’l' I’LV .
Il'l’CllllLI. I III. lltlhlltil
l: \rrlthltlt rt It at. i: til
Household Furniture
“"1...”
rusttcnucriom
Will so" at Public Auction on Wed-
ttmlay. Feb. Itlth, "tilt at it’ll! n. m .
at the late nutrient-n of I‘ltartos A.
Arron liIfi'tWIl, ‘h’u. 2i West Are»
one. Surwnllt t'onu. .. a large quantit
oi lmttselmltl furniture, simulating iii
‘ltl strt oi one Cabinet "and Piano; om-
lrmmsl Parlor suit: one i and'
l'ltiidt I’nrlor suit. Valuable I’ll int-
ingimitte large metre. Wil-
liam 'I't'll, " met a hunt"!!! you» old; ,
twoiruit pier-on l‘lsrittzonewsm coi-
or "lake ('4: onto Hwilm‘land: " m
wottil "Illmflimy."w elrerrymI and walnut
ltetlrotntt tritium
uenhhin mm-Mmllmm m‘hlna
dinner; a??? tea aunt?“ “trim
wstr: its ms a very corn
library. Mmhamnium into little etc.
Also alumna
" dustbin barns-l. 5 tingle units
of ham and other articles too nutrien-
IMMW.
Ii slimy sale will ishe
clear day, tantrhonr TI!
lv'm inll pautieulanulnqttmni
ttt'tcttlztt I Still. linoleum.
48 trail a. limit.”
Mil].
and sweet, free from dirt and dust, and in
every way the held that can be grown.
some others, perhaps, not worth a cent.
We guarantee perfect satisfaction with what-
ever you buy of us, and we've been in business
long enough to more we keep our promises.
Mascot. 'l'. HATCH.
When" the”, Time Knives
for you ltllt'il't' your litiuittom. IIHIII‘P‘ or ntiirr Machinery n-trttiml,
YOU OUGHT TO [IOU JUST WHO
run (in Illt' unrh quit-hit Iutd uI-l you running: "guilt.
to...
g (’19.
They're bright
that's (-leau.
With o Nation-I Ronni-flout:
The Merrill College,
mifrl'i-W \ t hmllr- slum-t.
CONN.
I'm In” that over ninety-live per rent. oi this at‘ltorrl's
Itmtlttnlmuw its business [Nulllotin llil'l given it it rtntiomtl
rt'pltlulltin (or u-xr'r-lir-nt work.
IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIlItIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII
about 3th. lit. at M \Da“ St. “ma“t.
In \ln-tovtlalt
Book and Stattouem Store.
Slowest Yr’tces.
:5 It in“ line \attst Books. Stationery. Artists “alt.-
ll r‘ta\s. $6M Wham“ and “telegraphic Surplus.
:t: Sarge assortment oi Bunk Books.
1; Orders taken tor engraving. moment“ printing. hook
3; binding and picture Starting.
5.: Spanish sales on Saturdays. ,
y
l \D’dltam Y. Beers.
FONS.
“'o 51
“ARISE Willi“ A ”I'IZI‘IA
W.WWM..W.WW
(hit I III-quaint Mitten Merit.
an it» name implies. in unsur-
passed for quality and un-
t'illiflIHI ior price. The lit-ii in
every "ain't; “iris n tint-lingo,
or I pat'hagt-n for Write.
pay more 1'
out.
Why
Fir-t lot trio-t sold
I'tlli l-lIII’I'I’Ii: t'herse lib-
"CHM
cult. (toll III-11m. Vienna Va-
nilla linear
iuottw
llamls' Ttmm. Andes. sun
dried. at to a potmd: it [ntttlldut
lit. Randy's l’nittes. .
\l’aicr'. heal
rustli- ginger stint».
W.-
l’or our (it-mum friends. to
hrrrteh limitis. Wren:
Premium iltatntn giant.
lto Premium lilatntst aired
on "tint or Mr.
[trout Dibble
Motel (touristy.
I'm Hnltt ”In!!!“
9 Pkg.
8
j
w‘o"0“"0 w wort. r -..* ~< a iro'wwm’vvv 7.7;.- r~ cart/<71)“
The Cinnettlcut (lentil! Lift l—Iisutince' (it,
Receipts, Assets, Surplus. Policieiwi‘thlitic,‘Ilsa; limits it Connecticut.
5. S. L’HOMMEDIEU. Gert. flgcnt.
m- 1"" II In (In lull! n putts ttttt rim,
It» at running (inn.
"I"
TheCoulter& HeKenzieMachineco.
BRIDGEPORT. CONN.
Ln,
SPRING FABRICS FCR 1
Ginghams and Cambrics
Are going to be worn very largely this year.
show you a line stock of both, oi the very latest dctdgus.
F. D LAWTON ‘ COMP“ NY, To liven up trade, we offer today, one case of ‘ .
l'lotttlt Norwallt.
Few of you know the real value of grain, so
()ut' oats are worth
Outing Flaunels
\ ery much less than the regula'n? ,
EDWARD STREE
No.5 Gazette Building, Norwalli, Bonn.
susnrfmrort'rs.
Ilest AhhllnIn. til.
we: rectum auvrmuo auo :vzttvrrttrso. '1
Fox Cycle 6: Hardware
I20 Washinghm Street. ,
"EVERYTHING FROM A NEEDLE TO AN ANCHOR '
Till) ClllElSll
F001)
CHOPPER
CHOPS ALL KINDS OF
FOOD into Clean Cut Uni-
orm Pieces as FINE or
COARSE as wanted.
Other machines chop meat
only. THIS DOES AWAY
WITH THE Cit OPPING
BOWL ALTOGETHER.
CHOPS Potatoes. Meat.
Apples. Cabbage. Bread.w
EVERYTHING.
——
A machine you will use
every day. Callandsee it.
Comslocl, Watkins ll Dot.
I IL! Worthington Hlfl't'l, South Surtvulk
I 0
City Board of Relief.
Notice is hereby given that the lloartl
oi lteliei oi the city oi South Norwttik
will meet on Wednesday. January :6.
limit. at 7:30 o'clock p. to; Saturday.
February .5. at 2 o‘clock p. m.; Wednes.
(lay. February 9. at 7:30 o'clock p. m.:
Wednesday, February til, at 7:30
o'rltu-k p. tit; Wednesday. February
23. at 7:30 o'clock p. m. in the Coun—
cil Chamber, on llnvlland street. in
said city. tor the purpose oi hearing
and determining all appeals truth the
doings oi the Assessors at said city on
the list at 1397.
listed at south Norwalk. January it
lull.
JOHN I". IcMAlION.
MATTHEW COHBETT.
Board oi Balm.
Extra good quality and choice pa .. "
Hone-
little “W"
Citron.
Canned. "m
Fruits.
sunncorsrocur.
We have .astlieitratntlai‘
at 7c per yard
$35 to s?
with u theaper wheel at:
$25
ii thr trade desires it.
Lowest Prim.
Twenty lbs. Tab ‘3”?
At a little below the marketsrlss
t
Peaches.
Stratum-riot.
j: North Main Street. ,
THE NEW
MAHAGKEMO
(lut- oi the leading Hotels oi W“!
Connecticut.
IIOI llll can run inn»
We "ratio It It's-cinlty oi l’ark LW’I
Imported Finn Wilton, m
and Cigars. ‘
wtgttatttt a VI until 0'
Banquets, and Slim
Course Dinnemm
Joonpttm L. ward.
ll! (23
r
Another small lot at
Seven Overcoat!
that immerly told from Will to man. now
.45.
38.
$3
Gilli: 3‘. 36.
u
bulwark «advertised hmrtwmnnts at “.30. Wehatlinrtg.
ailerihem.
Don’t Be the Other Thirty
cant. nanny.
09!! EVERY EVBIIIG EXT“. MI! 0’6
DAVIS, the in y ‘
so. an, _
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Norwalk Chronicler