*. wm‘ lens.
This etortn which was neutral in
j northern Ohio deey morning
.g moved rapidly eastward increasing in
energy and is new central oil the coast
’otllniae Mondanowhastsllen
In the North Atlantic states The
storm is followed by clearing and much
oolder weather. The highest tampon
attire remomd was (ill at Key Want and
the lowest,” degrees below’ new at
White River. Kan making a range of
108 degrees.
Fair tonight and Thursdayw Much
colder with cold wave Thursday morn-
ind”. Temperature will {all 20 degrees.
Severe northwest gates.
Plait Price. of West avenue,
. years old today.
is "Ill
, Thomas O'Gor‘tnsti, oi Providence,
was in Norwollt yesterday. .
p...—
John J. Vail. of Brooklyn. was in
South NorwaIk yesterday,
.. Old Well lodge conlerred the second
degree on two candidates last night.
at daughter-altos been bornvto Mr. and
Mrs. William Hess. oi Chestnut street.
3 Miss [guise Abendroth. oi Washing—
ton street. is spending a week in New
York.
Miss A. Frances Benton and Miss H.
T. McVeigh. oi Norwalk. are visiting
in New York city.
The annual meeting 0! the 0le of
Norwalk will be held on March 7. pro-
bably in the evening.
Mrs. Fanny L. Beers is to move from
Lewis street to Elisabeth. N. .I.. where
both oi her sons are employed.
Charles R. Helmet. of South Nor-
waik. has resigned the editorial chair
oi the Adams. Mass..~l"meman.
«lie sure and go to the Berkeley
street chapel. Thursday evening. anti
see the wonderful "Snow Cap Sisters."
Admission. 25 cents.
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The seieetmeu haw received maps
2 rpllle and grade of the New 1' a-
" and Connetticut turnpike
. r. and Mrs. Leonard Whitney will
more 1mm South Main street to Mrs.
Harriet Ilell'u residence in Elizabeth
street.
Arrangements tre being made tor
the return oi do n (louvery. oi Kor-
walk, to the Middletown Insane
asylum.
Miss Mary (threw, oi Clay street. and
. James Trainer, of Bridgeport. will
be married in St. Joseph's church m at
'l’ueitday .
Mrs. Charles Squires. of film street.
. hob been called to Eastuu by the sort»
one illness of her sister, Mm. Daniel
I’artrit‘lt.
«(fame to i). ll. ii. 3, else: enter-
tainment. lot'ltwood's Hall tonight.
The Raymond party. now in the
South. hall the thanks oi The Sentinel
ior Washington. Richmond and Nor-
iolk papers.
The othtrers and teat-hers oi the South
Norwslk Congregational Sunday school
will be entertainer! tonight by Mr and
litre. J. ill. layton.
Eureka lodg'e; tumblers oi Rebekah.
will hold ito regular meeting Friday
night. The degree will be ronierred
‘veral candidates.
A party at South Norwabt young
maple who participated in the opera
"lady lists." went to Mt. Vernon laid
night. and witnessed the produrtion
there.
-~1'o smoke an imperial Crown ci-
gar is a delight. it when the nerves
and brightens the intelleet.
.l. Bturm llantlsll is bondsman tor
the costs in the rate oi Rev. Johnson
W. Hill outrun. Calvary Baptist rhureb
and will probably have to settle with
the'eourt.
air. and Mrs. James Barrett and
doubts? Helen and Miss Nellie Mr.-
Aroy. oi Csrhontlole. Pa. are the
M: or live. w a. palm of 80:3th
lit-in street.
The Norwallt chapter. D. A. it. will
meet at the Central elub tomorrow at.
term at am o‘eimh. when reports
of the recent stole Contenare at Brie.
lot will be read.
“ One at the values played at the
'l'wia Olly Wis tibh's donor. int
m. use “pee-Ii and arranged by
mm Poll-M. oi Wisalbsu ho lava
“be! ill the eth.
”V. 1.?iuholfatrstreel.went
unit-tr tuberous ssr intranet-y
mum Wfofmwmlflkt.g
' , internment-ensue;
oath-straw
3 west: tor Ilium
Bonnier Stealth. ll. 0. it It. not
celred two degrees
Tlte loom meeting at St. Joseph's
Temperance moiety will be held in tin.
sic Hall tomorrow night.
Davis. the tailor, is selling broken
lot: of underwear at 2a great sacrifice.
They are splendid values for the mob-
ey.
The uniform; oi Pioneer Hook and
Ladder company were inspected, last-
nlght, and a mother of new suits will
be salted tor.
Commodore P. G. Sanford will give a
banquet to the unicorn and governing
comittee o! the Norwnllt Yacht club. at
the New Mahackento, this evening.
Catholic Union Council. Knights oi
Columbus will cooler the “bond de-
gree. March H. St. Augustine roun-
eil. oi Stamford will periorm the work
Prominent arrivals at the New Ma’
haekemo are Mr. and Mrs. hi. A. (limit.
city; Dr. William F. Acton and C. H.
Acton. Norwalk; Mr. and Mrs. Morgan,
Philadelphia; 1'. W. Fassett. lluilulo.
The mmahke society reception lit
appointed tor February 2L There li‘.
to be no play, but the society hopes to
present a short musical and literary
programme. whirl: will be {allowed by
dancing.
W I
Owing to the absence oi Jn ige H. W.
Gregory. who was i'llllBll out of town.
the case of Henry Selleck, which wall
adjourned to allow the perlottlug of
an appeal was again postponed until
Saturday
The Board oi School Visitors held iin
regular monthly meeting last night.
Outside oi routine hardness was the
reading oi the reports ,0! Secretary
Charles Olmstead and Superintendent
of Evening Schools Tolles.
The lecture by Corporation Counsel
John ll. Light. on ”Talks and Talk»
are," unnounoed (or last night at the
Young Men’s Christian assmlation
rooms. wan postponed on annual of tho
storm to a iuture date.
The expense of the ilrut annual bun
qtut ol' the Father”? t-,lub whirl: is to
talu- plat ~ tomnrow night. in borne by
Presidtnt W. J. Tracey and llimtors
i’. F. blasterson. t’. J. Burns. and .i. .l,
tiavutmgh. Laue will eater.
”Dancing tonight at Luther Ill
Wright’s Broad River Hall.
In a new advertisement today Ill.‘
Norwnllt Iiiston ston- annouueon n
time days' sarrifit-e oi llfll‘t'i on all
winter goods. Thuraday. Friday and
Saturday are the days. when many or
tivleu of winter war will go at hull
prior and less.
Revival survives will be lu-ld at ”W
Noru’nlk Methodist riturrir tomorrow
night. The service» at Broad River
or» «renting t-ousldernble interest and
a number of mnverts are exported be»
fore the week in out. llevIVaI norviees
will rhortly he held in Winnipnult.
A. Ilit'kertnnn & Son nnuonnw- u
mid-winter rtloaratu't- itilli! [ilulfllgrll'
lookout and ropes and other gtuida at
the approarh of spring compels the
firm to clear out. To nitrite the male
more uttrnrtivu they will mid items oi
ill‘lmi'tlllt'il and tabb- linen ~ntul drew
goods
The graduating elassol the Over Riv»
er sehml will present two plays at
Imitwtsod’s Hall. this evening. at thr
ooheiusiun ul whirh thorn will be dun-
uing. Weldenhammur. oi Bridgeport.
will furnish music. The proceeds will
go towards delrsying the graduating
expenses.
Coroner lloten ball out yet rentlered
his Ilnding in the tragedy oi last Sat.-
tlrday night at the ('nntti nth-oi saloon
in htnmiord. when Eugene Kennedy
was fatally stabbed but it it believed
that tlangullio. the alleged murderer.
will be taken on a bench warrant be-
loro the grand jury which convene: in
Bridgeport today.
The auhieet oi the meeting tmnurrow
evening in the First Congregational
rhurrh wil be "The Transiorming Pow-
i'l’ oi Conversion." 'l’he prudential
committee will be to mourn ht lh't’lcli‘
of the meeting to meet those who wish
to unite with the ehureh at the March
communion. The pastor’s hour“ in the
ebureh study prions to the meeting.
lell you be present at Wkwood’s
Hall tonight? Don't miss it.
David ll. Disbrow has arranged a has
programme oi tussle tor the laid-week
mire oi the Mill liters-lit Coughs-
national 'ebttreh next Thursday "our
‘ing. The Gounod Quartette. l). I.
lllsbrow. VI. .‘l. Inland. it. A. Hot-ta.
it. P. Intuit. wll stag "Bum Ily
midto‘l'he"snd "The Handball." A
quart-us moo-ed of tire. doorbell.
In. it. John. Ir. inland and W Itil.
Hebrew. will lauded ”the Ilavlour’e
lm.’ ' Iir. Mow. also. will slum s
solo. “l sstlhlr fist. the Whit!
“l W
I”! Nahum one of the members re»,
”In nanomet- co., new row
‘ Aunt Marla Paboake Flour,
Aunt Jemima “
‘ Grandma’s “
Pennsylvania Buckwheat,
‘9c Pitt
3
F. D. LAWTON ‘- COMPANY,
22 South Mnln Birtnvt South Vorn ulk.
wwW
low of you know the real value of grain, so
price tells you nothing. ()ur outs are worth
every cent wen ask for them. They re bright
mm
It" is Said that the Mutual Couuci
will Advise his Dismissal.
l REl’lllll AGREED Ul’llll
low in the Bands of the Bulbs. and
will be Tranmlttod iptho lorfield
Church and lad. Public in a
Day or Two.
The mutual council of Congregation—
al churches oi southwestern Connecti-
fill,
South Norwulk yesterday attornoun to
hear the rept’rrt oi the rommitteo on
the Norflolti parish troubles. did not
finish its labor» until 6: o‘elm'k.
The munril ramp to a unanimous-
mnvludlon in the mallow. utter t'onitltl
erahle disrusalon. and ordered the lind—
ings which were adopted sent to tho
parties in interest. as smut so they
could be put in shape by the. scribe.
which will probably be tmlhy or tumor»
row.
Tho report Will not be» made publlt‘
until it. has been transmitted to thr-
sttnu i'hlli’i‘ll. It is lengthy. one
thing modliyint: another: reviews ill:
“will as the council found them. ada
vines the rhttrt'h what ll: duly lil in the
premises. and makes some rwurutnen-
rlttiitms.
line at tho delegated staid the report
was wry sm-rping and severe, and rer-
nmmentird the dismissal of Mr. Ar
[bur Irum the rburrb. The members
of the (stimuli preferred not to tlliil'llvlt'
the “titration, lmumor. believing that
the report should more through its
proper ohnunel and not be made plililii
until it has been sent to thr- parties in
interest.
The llridgnpor; Form» oi that M»
oiling said: "it is umim'sttmtl that the
musmiation has nil-run .i an agreement
from Mr. Arthur to leave the tillnlsiry.
und never proarh from the t'ongregu-
tional pulpit again. in consideration.
lllr, Arthur is to rem-ire $300 and a
church donation. and Mrs, Arthur will
iiiki' hm” husband to n unnitarium out
Wort where he will undergo treatment
for hysteria. of which hr- lma inn-n ad
judged a victim). and which is the comm
of his present troubles.
"The ('tll'liltit'lutlull tum not the pawn
to demand Mr. Arthur's resignation
irum the miniatry. which is the rmson
an agreement was onion-d into its-4
lwenn the motor and tht NlmmllIt-v'
with h ll! trying him Mr trthur, hum
nor will not givr up ttw himself bring
ing null egulnrt hir, l.‘.llil- and "there.
lllillam'r'. A Former reporter endeav-
ored to interview the lot-til I‘ll-ray. who
are rut-tube” oi thr- t'llllltflt'l‘dlllili, but
without wheel."
Following is the narrative of Mr. Ar-
thur i‘Onl't'l'lIllIK his western l‘m‘lll’ll‘
Begun prearhlng, l’ligerono oily. Hillto-
ta. October 20. is“. .‘llaid, two years.
July til. lSlW. divorrod. ”ember. ltllui.
sent to ilpriugileld charge. Married
Lory (T. Harrison. oi Scotland. July in,
Ill”. October. Willi withdrew from
t:uttlemnro~«ttot mom-y "rough in tho
work. Intended to go into paper but;
businese. Ordained t'vugrr-gationul
minister at Hartline. hit-it, twemlm.
lilllll. Ilastor there tour weeks. lip.
signed. Did evangelistlr work at
lhztlglass. tingle. l'lysm. Plymouth. ill).
monitor in «barn at illovorsvllie. and
t‘rdar Volley. Rnlgneelwworlt to hard.
Wane to Keeley. and iolnod the Pill:
oi which he was not a member, in
I”! and had a rharge at Patton Ron
ids in is”. Was pastor oi Vim
rhnrrh. fireman. but. and then at M4
out! ehurt’h. Last t'harge before roar
ins: East was at Medium.
M
«new
Bethany Chapter will hold its ream
in; weekly meeting ”inbred-y night at
the usual little and place,
John H. Johnson. oi ll Cross Hmt.
has rustle application to have his wile
placed in the middlemen hospital.
have Jobs charm. who is now in the
timed: lot-won. unharmed to the is»
ellistloo.
MR llllllll Milli]
which oontinued its semion in .
who have been pnmvmtlug him in thisN
The ”helm will also endeavor to
and sweet, free from dirt and dust and in
every way the best that can be grown.
Some others, perhaps, not worth a cent.
How shall you decide. 9
Vi e guarantee perfect satisfaction with what-
ever you buy of us. and we ve been In business
long enough to prove we keep our promises.
”l" "m “"""’2"”‘ Buy oats that it clean.
ll. 0. Feed 'ltll'i‘i'“.
" ” ”P" "W" Master. '92 HATCH.
ll. 0. Feed for l'oultrt.
A Business
High School
oi the
Highest
Grade.
IOIOIIOOOIIIOII
titttttttttttttttttttt
With. National
The Maui College,
Tl-Tfyfi-Tli Alianllr ~lrt-v t.
STAMFORD.
partition.
CONN.
- a
T!» but that our unit-l,» five per uni ui this Nlllllli
.rnlluatmnri in tin-urn u gun-lilo!“ has run it it .i tmilnnui
n ptttutum for o it" ll: It! Work.
\l'rttr (or inlnrrrmtmn.
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“bout 3th. lb. st A9 \Osil St. News“.
In “rte-date '
Book and Stationery Store.
Bream Stock. West Prices.
'5\ in“ has \sies't Books. Stationery. Mrt'ts’ts' Malt.-
7".s\ . Schook Quorum“ and Photographic Supplies.
Tame assortment oi Honk Books.
Orders taken Set shunning. commercial printing. book
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‘3 .
‘3 finding and picture hauling. .- 3.
. Special sides on Saturdays 3,:
75" 3g
2; Whitest '1’ Beer. 3
A.
The clutched Genital ' Lilo“ Insllt'tlltil 60.,
Receipts. Assets. Sllfllll': Politltt‘tllll’lllrle: lltllul; Written in Connecticut.
5. S. L'HOMMEDIEU. Gen. flgent.
Hui 'l‘ll you“ .,\t u ttlxh'
When the Time Arrives
:‘or you mlmvu- your l’Jlulltt'-. Iloilun or nilo-t' Maritime-rt repnirml.
YOU MIGHT TO "0' 1051’ WHO
vuu do the work «.uirkly and not you running again.
«‘4 x14 wrfi‘f a» 5:2; xw: ;_yr-
ixfi t‘,’
o
In mt. ltmtiuu nitlt our m-u sort it. or. m port I in «in wm it i air-tum aim.
frigid. P‘mulm urimlbluy, uillt Ito-d [null r Int-nu! l'llllilllli: llllli. \vi. mmr-
unit t work mill pro v2 ~ «nib-Ibo 'llli‘l.
TheCoulter& McKenzieMachineCo.
BRIDGEPORT. CONN.
MAINS}: “Milli .\ M'ill'lA If“ .
hy Pay 1 litre
.M... mm
Nttl’lll wit-l "I tlttlwrt,
Plh'i‘l‘lfl'flr ilH‘IL.‘ t‘Illfil‘Jfl'I'IJ.‘ .
The title or "x" liner-ad’s Grant-as
Newspaper" has been ably earned by
The notion mum u is a hemp-per
all the time. and whim :t is tint and Mo-
most lew Mt plant l’l"W!§W{-l', and. M
flew thymine”, mu news at the world
to tally and mv.;;~ormly reported in ad-
vance or all at: or pm. worst it malarial?
., rin: Munro an .
lie! 3:53: :35”, 2 a: e retrain, m by
on Mural inn, rm . and drums,“ aha:
‘ tour and prob «in. x i. auntie,
elation and atrial ”2‘ pt.
is of lmlt or hffulfll'l lnierntfi
lb and lrt'liant‘ y vi 's used.
tnlione ale trrtirm H the tons no" the
be of any other
guy-”fl“. .... . 4...... w... n... ,......
lint lfnmpmlml )liuw Meat.
M ii: nunw itupllw, ls unsur-
pom-d for quhlity and un-
mttnlul for prim. T be law-t in
every restart: “into n “voltage,
or i garbage» [or 24M». Why
pay mort- ’.' Find lot tut-d sold
Ilurn Valley simulation. Lalfl'r. pits- we" ml lg ”‘25:“. m mono;
tor at Nashville tor one your. Joined 233%“Jnl’ioi’iu: “5:30:33“ "any“. l out ,,,,,, -w-....
oum nflzmm Jin l:rrtnr: m W W’dflt’mn ”w; 33mm ileum. ‘ mu uill’l’ttlt them no.
Weq at n , in u:- too million. “3.23m .‘ulWln'lh-W‘Wo” e- mm' “a" limit. Vienna \a-
Widow I’ll .snti. a mention a
to the title tarot closers. first,
:flgmdshould ha!»
staid lat its
uilln Hugar \Vaiertt, beat
lltllit' nutdt- ginger strap-s.
lamlo' Ttmgum, Apples, sun
dried, at he a garland; 3 {mode
22m». Dr. Mandy‘s Prunes.
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For our llurutau friends. Ill
IlliITilIC’l’ OF NORWALK. no. mo-
Irate Court February lilth A. ll is“
l
l
Estate oi Peter Chalmers. late, ill semen Ill-rri . m
Nmflh, in said district. W W .
Ordered That W administrator 9" Pretutttnt Bumps given.
sum to tantalum!“ -mli w ""0 so Pmnlutn out“. given
em for sdiastasstrl. at the Probate
m is Norm-lit. as the 15th day of
Voluntary. to”. st 1 o‘eioelt W;
and that all m Internist in said 2
aerate be notified than“. the minty
mtorwlllumthlsorlertoheflb“
llhhddlusuwianwhfllansirew»
on sugar or Piotr.
Loren Ditto
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EDWARD TRE
SPRING FABRICS FOR 1
flinghams and ”Cambrics.
Are going to be worn very largely this year. We have anticipated it.
lllIOW you a line stock of both, of the very latest tit-signs. * , .
To liven up trade, weoil'er today, one ease of
Outing Flannels at 7c per yard.
Extra good quality and choice
Hpt't-ial pull- of
Counterpanes, at 69c, 75c and $1.00 e
' Very tuueh lotto than the reguld’t " "
EDWARD sruE‘E "
No. 5 Gazette Building Norwalk. Cons.
sham; PROFITS. M ' '
QUICK
Bicycles for3
notes. I
SYRACUSE.
None tun ho better;
$35 to $5
it Hit a «lu-nper wheel“ ; .
$25
it till tmde desires".
Tools! Builders’ Hardware,
lint \n-oriturnt Lowest Priors.
WI REPAIR ANYTHING AND EVERYTHING»
Fox Cycle St Hardware
120 W ashiugtou Street.
"EVERYTHING FROM A NEEDLE TO AN ANCHOR."
Tools l
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F001)
CHOPPER
Twenty lbs. Tub Butter
M n lililt below the market price.
CHOPS ALL KINDS OF
FOOD into Clean Cut Uni-
form Pieces as PINE or
COARSE as wanted.
Nathan. 4
Home-
llade
Canned
Fruits.
nonhuman
7;! North Main Street.
Grapes.
Other machines chop meat Citron. 2
only. THIS DOES AWAY
WITH THE Cil OPPING
BOWL ALTOGETHER.
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cuops Polatoes. Meat,
Apples. Cabbage. Bread.“
EVERYTHING.
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A machine you will use
even, day. Callsndseelt.
Connect, Watkins it Dov.
llzl Washington Street, South Norwalk.
Plums.
Strawberries; , A
City Board of Relief.
Notice is hereby given that the Board
oi Reliei oi the city at South Norwallt
will meet on Wednesday. January 26.
152m, at. 7:30 o‘t-lork p. [1].; Saturday.
February 5, at" - o't lot it p. to; Wednes-
day. February 9. 2:17:30 o'~~tlotlt p. tn. .
Wednesday. February 18 at 7: 30
o'clock p. in: Wednesday. February
23. at 7:30 o'clock p. m.. in the Coun-
I'll Chamber, on ilavllaud street, in
said city. tor the purpose oi hearing
and determining all appeals from the
doings of the Assessors of said city on
the list oi llm.
Dated at South Norwallt, January l9.
MAHAGKEMO.
(the or the“ leading Bowls 0! WM
Connecticut.
ll01' Illl cow out up.
W e tttalto it “mildly of Park I'M“
Imported Fine Wines, 1%
and Cigars. ~
wugauttn A martial oi"
Banquets, and W3.
teas. ‘
mm, ,3 “mm, Course Dinnemm
‘ ‘ MATTHEW CORBBT'I'.
* Board oinellel. your" 1.. rung.
m m mom '
__— *3 3‘
25%
Broken Lots
~~0l"
UNDERWEAR l
29c, t 33‘9flc,
0i lfnequalled Value.
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Men’s sillt garters,
“ rm black V2 hose,
Regular hi «hi value.
Working Gloves at Greatly Reduced
Norwalk Chronicler