3» Jpn. mom.
f...“ a... Lake
I institute will give an entertainment
7. Wednesday morning.
, id’s
walk and 'Sa‘tlti larvali.
W7
weather lattes ‘
, a storm at considerable energy and
We: 9 steals central our
‘la tailing thromb-
min and rain in the
Ohio Valley
laow or rain tonight. Wednesday
tie-Hus Ind colder by Wednesday
night. High south winds
Butler lodge, l. O. 0 F..wlll rehearse
the second degree tonight
W
The Hadyn Musical club will in all
probability hold its proposed concert in
June.
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Mrs. W. B. me It again critically
ill at the Park Avenue Hotel New
York city.
The Current Erenu' club will meet
at the' Central clubhouse tomorrow
afternoon.
Ollcer men, ”or Carbondale Pa.
was a guest of Chiei of Police Bradv
iey. this morning
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The Emaltke society of Miss Baird's
neat Monday night.
The monthly m at the Board
at School Visitors will be held tonight
in the selectmen' s oiliee.
There .wlll he a annually inspection
at Pioneer Hook and Ladder compn- -
ny’s headquarters. tonight.
A regular communication oi Old Well
lodge. F. and A. ill. will be held to-
night. The ilrst degree will be con~
icrred.
Mrs. F. A. Bracken. oi lJvingstou
plat-a. has been entertaining Mrs. R. C
Lamb and gnugmgi; Katherine. oi
Brooklyn. 3"
Mrs. A. Frances "anion and Har‘
riett F. McVeigh are spending the week
viaiting‘rclatires and iriends in New
York city.
Thc Norwallt Building. Loan and in-
thment association will' meet to»
night at It o'clock in the olive of Toy.
lor a Golden.
Ten candidates were immersed at
the Korwalit Bonn chosen Sunday
evening at the reotll oi the recent ro-
vital meetings
I‘Dancing every Wednesday evening
at Luther M. Wright's Broad ltiver halt
Warren E. Smith, owner oi Chim—
mops island lgenga to erupt seteral
new buildings and make other im-
prov cments on the island in the spring
C. Jlurlburt Taylorhns been recom-
mended by Congressman Hill to bi
The Matinee Euchre club that inn
Mrs it. 1’. Hatch. last Saturday alter—
noon Mrs l'. i‘ Knapp won the rluh
prize. and Mrs Howard Holmes the
goat's prise. ‘
The case at State vs. Henry selieclt
on a possible motion to appeal trout in
"inflation tor violating the health
rules. will «mate up in the Town Court
The devotional and limitless meeting
at the Whataoerer circle oi King'v
llamhtors’ will be held with Mrs. Wil-
liam It. Thoum. Di South Main
street. Tuesday. February mun, at 7;.11‘
p. m. The mite-boxes are to be opened
at this meeting.
'i he allluttl ret: epil’u oi the Norwalit
tiub will tale piatvct‘in the club rooms
tonight The entertainment mmlltot'
will resolve iron bii until it o'clock
when dancing will be in order. Mush
will be itll'alahetl by Jerome May’s
llanlo club. lleKlyn will cater.
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Secretary Porter. says a Washington:
dispatch, has laoed invitations tor a
dinner to be given at his home sutur-
day evening. February it). All- iht
members oi the Connecticut delegation
in Congress. insides a number oi other
senators and representatives. him.
larch invited.
«To staoite an Int ,ml Crown cl~
got is a delight. it as the norm
and brightens the intellect.
it". Lyman l‘cnl. oi New Canaan
tor twenty years a missionary to PM
as. will speak to the Badearorora at
their meeting on tinndar evening in
the Moth Norwali Congregational
church. Inhibitory work in that
country. ‘ er. fir, Peat Is an‘entbvt-
allelic aid interming‘apraitrr,
l
lira. tiara T. Kinney. state regent oi
the Connecticut BIA. it. tutors»
‘ {in VW’
Raymond Brothersdischsrgadsear-
losdoioshaadllnuasstarday.
pump—m '
lino-a Tribe will work the adoption
dram tonight. oa‘savaral candidates
The ltaytnoad party are now stop-
was: all» Milli lion-e. Washington.
. t . W
" The host Horace Jackson is at Bay-
mond Brothera' whari with a cargo oi
Cumberland coal. ’
W. W. Bloom has sdcared the alt-
uation at stage manager at the Nor-
walk Opera House.
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Russell and Harry Beers. oi Elisa-
beth. N .l., iornterly oiNorwallr. were
home “titer Sunday.
The first annual banquet oi the
Catholic club will be held at the cluly
house Thursday evening at 9 o'clock.
An anniversary mass 0! requiem tor
the late Daniel Reering waif held at
St. Mary's church. yesterday.
Edwin B. Curtis, oi Brooklyn. was a
guest of his lather. Stiles W. Curtis,
oi Union Plii'lt. over Sunday.
H78. Bustling, who has been spend—
ing several days in town, returned to
his home in New Britain yesterday.
Manager Howland and Miss Lottie
Wright, oi Boston. have charge oi the
health loud exhibit at C. E. Seymour's
store.
John llannigan is again an eatra
conductor on the Norwalk Street Rail»
way line alter a vacation oi titres
months.
.\ir. and Mrs. George W. Sellerlt and
daughter. Miss Mary Selleclt. oi Hier-
win street. leit 'Norwallt yesterday for
Washington. D. C.
wile sure and go to the Berkeley
street chapel. Thursday evening. and
see the wonderful "Snow Cap Sisters."
Admission. 25 cents.
The Always Ready circle oi the Nor-
waik Methodist church will hold it
meeting in the parlors oi the church.
tomorrow aiternoon.
The Home Mission circle of the Sor-
wail: Baptist church will meet with
Mrs? Theodore Smith. oi t‘amp street
:omonmy afternoon.
ill l-‘retleritltmeldon will entertain
the Ministering circle oi King 5 Daugh-
ters-1t the Nurwallt Congregational
parsonage, athia - evening.
whitetail the 0, it. it. 5.. class ’99
' turnout atzlmhwood's hall. to-
:n night. glancing aiterwarde.
Music by Weidenhammer.
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Mrs Louis Schollt-ltl and turns Harold
andlenneth oi Rochester are visit
ing lira. Scholleld’s parents Mr and
[0:3,ij A lift, at Motnqenu”
disallow QValz, oi the New hiahnrlt-
in“). will attend the dinner oi the lio—
tci Keepers' asstwiation at the Atlantic
Hotel. in liridgeport. next Friday
night,
The (fansolidated road basins» yi-r
film) an appeal irom the decision oi
lodge Elmer, approving the applica-
tion oi the Bridgeport Traction mm—
pany tor the Weatport extension.
The south Norwalk Fire l'olirt- met
last night and decided to send u deli.»
gallon oi members to the iuoeral oi
Henry lirttnu, om» oi their members.
this allornoon. They will also t'ontril»
ate a handsome floral pillow.
Thomas smith. Norwali's tumour.
gunner. twill down the harbor yestert
day and secured ten line ducks. Today
he was reen going down again. and
will pruirahly kill all there are tell
no that it will be useless ior anyom
rise to go tor them.
Mrs. Frederick liablen will leave
Norwall; on Friday tor Washington
ii. if. to attend the Continental Con.
arr-n of the Daughters oi the American
ltewdutimi. During her stay at the
capital Mrs. lie-Idea will be the guest
oi hire. Helena till: Weed.
Physical Director llichurvlmm. oi the
Young Men’s Christian Aauwlatlon. int
rites imaiueaa men, rlcrlts. protession-
at turn and all others who leci that
limit ortmpatlons do not iuruish them
with DIMflmt exercise. to route to the
gymnasium il'edaemlay night and m
the tintis going through its exercises
t‘iass commences tit ll mimlt sharp.
We.“
John P liyahee. cswolirctor at in
teyual revs-nae oi Neville» when aait
it he as I. idate for the rhalr-
nsh Drawer-tn state con.
mi committee in mood Alexanderl
Troop. id: ”i am throtgh talking
polities i wont be interviewed on
the names it i start tsttlag politics
Thursday tor Washington. where she
will attend one mm at the moo;
to be snowed on My. lira Kinnny .
carries with her the proud record that
acetate II the Union has made any
there would it! w oi it."
’ W‘s-—
The mnlar Betti” oi the hauli-
tm oi the Marlena Revolution will
be beld'l'harwlay alteration at will
punter progress along membership
likihlapaatyearihanhut’oaascti-
us. There are as less than 3,010
Willie waistcoat-Mitts
waists in.
we.”
the t'allal stoma-nan nata'el tins Julia hash
, ta nary My. .
o'clock. in the Cellini niobium.
Jinihoalmltiiohiewllimdaaa»
arrow wileflha'afilagioa."aadlim
George till. am will give a ”Ila-
M”
mus-woman..va-
r w ..... grim" .. ’5‘
Mrs. Samuel Richards Weed. oi tild-
hroolt, is spending a test days in Wash~
ington *‘
Attorney H. Whitmore Gregory wax.
in Colebroolt. yesterday. on legal bus-
iness.
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs
John Kelley, tfl Stuart avenue this
morning
The Twin City Mandolin club will
give an invitation dance in lmhwood's
Hall tonight.
The Ladies' Aid society oi.the Nor-
walk Baptist church will give a Wash
ington dinner on February 22.
Judging by the way some conductors
swoop down upon passengers. they are
practicing ior the crahbing season.
District vision, No. 2. Sons oi
Temporal: Ill. meet with Rising
Star division. Rowayton. on the “list
inst.
E. 0. Keeier and Christian Swartr
were summoned as Superior Court
jurors by Deputy Sheritl Lyon, this
morning.
Secretary George H. Alien. oi lhi'
Alpha Wheel club. has applied tor n
sanction (at tho club's annual races on
June ll.
Frank A. Ferris spoke on "Enthusi-
asm" Sunday nitcrnoon. There was a
good attendance and was very min-h
'lppfl‘i‘lflit’d.
Several new features are to be In~
trmlucetl in t-onntvtlon with the Hos-
pital entertainment to ho gilt-n short-
ly alter Lent.
We...
t'atholir t'nion (.‘ounril. Knights oi
Columbus. at its meeting last night,
listened to reports irom the recent
state convention.
Nash & Vanllcoy are having a spec:
in! sale oi tin [mill They are t-heap
cost llity per cent. more than they “it
for them.
it is tlottiuiui i! Henry Soils-1t tulwr
an animal in the health ortlinanru- case
_ be ad magmas. 'chnical via
nation 0 the luw. though it was llnliiv
tcntloual.
Town Clerk lioriwrt It Smith will
be unable to attend the annual meet
ing oi tho town t-lt‘l'ka oi the state at
liurtiord. tomorrow. owing In the luv;
amount oi work unit in hand.
There is nothing that help» make a
home more happy. l‘riomi lm-ker tell.-
us. than attractive unrroundinga, which
can be sewn-ml by Hrllnllr wall paper.
Mr. ”roller is showing oil the new and
pnvily styles for spring.
A concert. with rmdiugs. la annountb
ml for next Monday owning in the
Smith Norm-lit t'ongrvgatlonnl't-hurt-h,
It promises to be on» of the attrut'tionr
oi the season Tickets may be bought
at l’laisted's. and are only tweniy‘hve
nuts
The statement of the {\ow York Kw
Iiarm and ilnrtiord railroad tor the
last otlnrter oi lilo? show» an increase
to grim earnings oi limitm. For the
at: months irom July l lilo net earth
in” worn ”fished“. ngninst ”filth
’lzii tor the corresponding hall oi than.
The not gain in ”NM“.
The ladies oi the Norwullta are in
vitml to attend the lecture givon by the
lion. John H. Light. this owning, in
tho Young Men's Christian .tsstwlatlor
rrioms. in lrliizalwtb ”root. The iadlmv
oi tho Auxiliary ill’fii'npfil’lhll)’ invited.
Also the young men. iio not tail to
more it is worth hearing. iiublet't
‘Tailis and Talks-rat."
Jacob Robinson. who lor runny year
had charge oi President t'iarlt‘s "Mrs
In tho tlraml Central tloprrl at Fort,»
mil street. New York rlty, died on
liondny afternoon. ai‘trvr tour or iirr
wet-lint lilinesa ol’ pnvlimtmlll. The
of directors of the Consolidated
railroad held him in molt high "teeth
that, at a meeting «it the directors in
New liarea. last Saturday altorttoon.
he was voted sztui,
lloa lienry i'. mililllflifl. oi liart-
iorti. says that it will require the sane»
tins of the legislatures oi Mas-ache
sails and Rhode Island More the New
laglaad mad ran be absorbed by the
mm. and would; that would
take till about July l. llath roads will
aletliavetoart iathiastatetiaia
f Aunt J manna
goods. but such as would generally .
Grandma’s
Ear (Tom for lior-m.
fl. ”- Peed {Of/Humor,
H. I). Patti for I'uitle.
H. I). Feed tor Poultry.
A Business
of the
Highest
Grade.
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3‘».
\D’t\\' 6n \\..... .
a? . “twirl;
“or 1‘!
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. x
u
Broom Stock.
{“I’r‘fil «rm “;‘P-‘)V‘L?":?W“{:“i‘
to
[N Hi?
i l
mu tllt ilw tit-r3 tilllt'ilv.
iilllt'l' work ului pro-w null-inrtury.
North t'lltl til depot,
lZDI ”Li l’li.‘ Hill?! l lllflllll'l'lJ.‘ .
How shall you decide?
We guarantee perfect satisfat-tion with what-
ever you buy of us, and we we been m business
long enough to prove we keep our promises.
Buy oats that's clean.
in i-nunmllnn with will lll' n tmrk m on
night. Sttmluv or Imllclut nilli inn-l [urn-ill:
Few of you know the real valueof grain. so
. price tells you nothing.
every cent We ask for them.
and sweet, free from dirt and dust, and in
every way the best that can be grown.
Some others perhaps, not worth a cent.
With . National Inputntlon.
High School The M8111” College,
7.14.3773” Atlantic It!“ I.
fiTAHFORD. - -
Tito for! that uvrr ninv-ty-tlw p»! ventfoi' this ~einmi‘»
L’l‘adlmll'll arr in lliililt'lt'm- [whlilflnl‘ has xiv-u it a national
rt putation (or rawlhvnt work.
Wrilr tor iulmmnilon.
IlllilltiItlltltlllltlllllillllI'll.
It in“ line \aits't Books. Stationery. lriists' mn-
r'ta\s. 5&th ammo“ and “magnetite Shawna.
Slant assortment o8 flank Books.
Orders taken tor engraving. columnist whaling. hook
binding and picture harm“.
Svec'ud attics on Saturdays.
mum Y. Beers.
mama‘s «(fixflmort *mewr rox-iflmrf
Pennsylvanian Buckwheat, ’ g
F. n. Ln‘w'rtmfs COMPANY,
./ mi'louih Main Street: iiimth Norwallt.
tiur outs are worth
They’re bright
.‘lAitt'sL T. H ATCH.
CONN.
'
Rhont 3th. ‘6. at £9 \0a\\ St... “musk.
In \io-to-da’tt
Book and Stallone“; Store.
West Yrices.
eke-AQ‘Q .WMW. 9h
The Corned—lent General Life Insulation,
NAI‘I’FOID
.‘l.\lll‘1.\ii.\l.\' LV
Receipts. Assets. Surplus, Politics it IMO. Instruct [titles is Conutitnt.
S. S. L'HOMMEDIEU. Gen. fluent.
sni'Tli Ntiltll'.\l.K. t'thX.
m
When—tine Time Arrives
int ynu l-vlmw your l'lllxlilt'fi‘ lIoiIi-rn or otlwr .‘lnviiitwry rrtmimi,
YOU MIGHT TO KNOW JUST WHO
and get volt l’tllllilliu again.
"in porr- .ltn .ln _\nilt n win .m’ -l. n.
loan of running limo Wt milli-
TheCouiter& McKenzieMachineCo.
BRIDGEPORT. CONN.
ii hlllVl'. “Ulth’ \ .‘l'l' I \IJ“,
II‘ICIIKLI. d Sill llcililttls
if Milnlill' it Hit H til"
Punuélucuou;
“ill soil at l'lllllll' Auction on W ell-
"witty. Fm Itltll, "it‘ll, at il-Jlti n m. ,.
at the late naideum- oi (harim A.
Acton tilts-WM} "in. "l Wont Aun-
uue. Norwhllt, lino... u Inna» quantity
oi inmlmhl inmiiurr. tumour in
port at «me t'alvinct llraud I'ltlllo; our
hm-wiual Parlor nuilzonc iii A nlltl
I'luali I’u rlor stilt, \alilnbie till 'aiiti-
itlgn; our large gastritis! mm “Wlla
iiam 'l‘cll ' mrr a hundred years old;
two fruit pits-vs - i lath»: one water colI
“liaise t'otm. riwilserlurulz" rim
wund. mahogony. uiwrry and walnut
imlhann mil»: “OW and : our
mwhkin Mjm'nilll mull; eh nt Chinaf
dinner and tea nits: M 3 silver-
ware: Imok mm. and a wry complete
library Mlet'ellajwltat furniture, etc.
Also Zinnia-s. 7 mrriagea,2 sleight.
can to designate
Ii rdmmy sale will take liar-e neat
s'li'li'iltl’, saute hum. Tl'll i-ii'Mili.
liar lull particulars isotope of
mutant t on Autism
43 vol 3L. mot.
ill try
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mttaragreatdealmthaathslr
Household Furniture ’
tltnlblwi’ wits at lit-mow. .3 single- "its ’
oi hams-as and other artirlm loo uumer- ‘
mmummm MUD.
wounmvpamum
Wiy‘ Ply lord?
"or I' unmalml .‘lllltw' Matti.
not Ill‘ Illtlllt‘ impitw. tsunam-
iunawl for quality Illtl llllr
l't’lluli'tl lot price. Thrill-u! in
i‘Vt‘l’y realm-l: :“ll‘ u wwkago,
or I paring» l'nr Shirl». Why
pay mom! Fir-t lot on»! sold
out.
Hlll all l’l'l-ZII: I 'lm lib-
l'tlll. (loll llimotit. Vienna Va—
nilla ringer Wafers, beat
litmu- math- gilmvr «law.
llauiln' TIWI‘IN’P. Apples, nun
«trial. at No a tamod: 2i [saintl-
22 tel». llr. liamly'» Prunes.
For our Woman friends. to
Smith Herring. frets.
‘-
Premium insult- given.
No anrium titan“: given
on my or "can.
Input Dibble,
blur-lei tint-very,
”limb ”sin ”blah”
Outing Flannels
lilies-In) sale of
Tools i
lie-st Atwort on m.
Tools 1
HIE CSIVEISAI.
F001)
CHOPPER
CHOPS ALL KINDS OF
FOOD into Clean Cut Uni-
form Pieces as [FINE or
COARSE as wanted.
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Other machines chop meat
only. THIS DOES AWAY
WITH THE CiIOPPING
BOWL ALTOGETIIER.
CHOPS Potatoes. Meat.
Apples. Cabbage. Bread.-
EVERYTHING.
m
A machine you will use
every day. Call andaee it.
Gounod, iiatiint & Dos.
li'.’ Washington Htrwtfiuuth Sorwalk.
O 0
City Board of Relief.
Notice is hereby given that the Board
oi Relic! oi the city at South Norwalk
will meet on Wednesday. January 26.
[Still at 7: 30 o 'cloclt p In: Saturday,
l'elvruary a. at; ’“titiock p m.; Wednesa
day lehruury it. at” .:30 o'clools p in;
Wednesday. February 18, at 7:30)
o'riorlt p. in; Wednesday. February
:3. at 1:31.» u’rlmk p. in. in the Court.
til Chamber. on Havilaud street. to
said city. tor the purpose oi hearing
and determining ail appeals truth the
doings oi the Assessors oi said city on
the list at rm.
Dated at iiouth Norwalk. January l!
1893.
tons r. musuott.’
lMTTllEW cannon.
Board at Relief.
SPRING FEB RICE FOR
Gingham and Cambrics .
Are going to be worn very largely this year.
show you a line stock oi both. of the very latest designs.
'l‘o iii on up trade, we oiier today, one can 06
Counterpanes, at 69c, 75c and SI .00
Very much less than that g l I :
WK “III"! AUWHINO AND CVERY‘I’HIIQ
120 ll usliiugton street.
"EVERYTHING FROM A NEEDLE TO AN ANCHOR.” . .- ,7 e:
We have anticipated it,
at 7: per yard:
SYRIGU‘I.‘
“None, an be Mill's .; f
with a 0er wheel ‘4,
$25
it the trade desires it.
Lowest Prices
.1“ ‘
or
Twenty lbs. Tull W
Alailltlehelfll‘lhflllllfifl ”a” .3
Home-
no
Canned
Fruits.
SilillELCllllSTOlllgli
~2 ,\'ortll Main Street. ' 2t"!
THE NEW“
MAHACKEM
i the oi the [leading Hotels 0' W“
t 'ontlectit'tll.
mmuullmunt.
W e nlaien specialty of WM i Mi
Imported Fine Wines, “:3
and Cigars. .
Whinhrlaltwtlfll
wept/tun A venous ow ,
Banquets, and South
Course Dinners.“ ‘
it! n:
l
$3
Sizen: 3!. 36.
alter
Another small lot of
Seven Overcqqtai
that iornierly ~ch trim and)" will»), now a , ,
.45. f ,1
lam week Vtlvoadvtrvthml icatrilvrrmats at IMO. we had My u '
OBI-I. EARLY.
OPEN Blfilll' WIRING UNTIL KINE “THICK
DAVIS, the TA]
as. no. sashes.“ , ‘
them.
RWWM
CLOTHIII. llll'l‘Il III Will!”
Norwalk Chronicler