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the loan '9! bullion chickens. killed by
The Norwalk Carpentern’ union will
mar ita eighth anniversary to-
”Angora“ lYerliirigtou Fowler. at
In love p is eighty-tour
old today. ”a”
' —-Dahcing at lather Wright a Broad
[River ahop postponed until after heat.
Welcome Stranger iorke. Sana oi St.
George, will entertain the grand odi-
cera tonight.
Jamea C. Smith. at NorwaIk. has
gone to Atlantic City to execute a pain-
ting contract.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Moore have
returned home twin a weeh'r visit in
New York city.
Walter Burr is ill at the home o! hie
brother. William Burr. in Chestnut
atreet, Norwalk.
Silas Brownhaa aecared a situation
as delivery clerk. tor the Atlantic and
Pacific Tea comp‘ty.
——Social and upper at South Norv
walk Congregational church Wednes-
day evening, 5: 30 to 7: 30 Tlciteta 15
cm
a. r
The South Norwalk Hat Forming
company will receive this week an
eight—section improved blowing ma-
chine.
Miaa Edith liar Pearson. 0! South
Main. street‘Ja awaiting Waahington'a
birthday with lira. William anderaon.
of New York city.
The directors of the l’airleld County
National bani: have adapted resolu-
tiona in memory of the late Theodore
E. Smith.
(leorge w'tamaciu. or The Nor
walls Tramway company, will call to-
morrow for Vemueia. Cameras, to
spend the balance of the winter.
-Bxceilent reata Mimic ilatl
The Arion Singing society will ob-
nerve Washington's birthday tonight
by holding an inritation amiable in
the aotriety hali‘ln Madison street.
Arnold & Co's foundry was shut
down yeeterday to allow the employeea
to attend the luncral oi the late Theo-
dore K. Smith. who war: a member oi
the firm.
The bmineaa men oi South Not-wail:
will mgaalae a norm club in the tor’
atcr Athletic Hub roomy; tonight. tlv-
er eighty have rlgniiled their intention
o! loining.
The stage will“ Win the play
at Music Hall. thin attention and er—
ening. wan loaned by llr. and lire. .l.
Milton (Yolmrti. oi the Colonial cottage.
South Main atreet.
llenlnmin Hertha! ilayew‘ North Main
rum-t market. spent Sunday in New
Haven. His wife and totally. who
hare been visiting in that city. mum-
ed home yesterday.
Henry 0. Bailey went to Mormon
title alternoon mi a dolegute truth
Mach are. National Aluminium of
helm Carrion. to the Mute conven—
tion held in that city.
-i'tm toil-ml. ward minutely in
not inlnrlma to the human syrteni.
imperial t'rown cigara are made ot
pure tobaceo
inean’i'ril; Iran. 0 it .il will to»
night water the maid degree under
the. new ritaal and will atterward on
. nerve the aatilreraary of Wuhtaaton a
birthday. by aariag a crapper la the
W ll Wfim atrial.
Wort-g Co. employer" neat
”matlauJawam-Ithour
aauniaa Mamatiamneum
ink-om
mmmmmn
viattlng llnv. Diary Smith. or Havllaad
’ ”it. b. Lawton {I company quote apoc-
Worth-idiotic
manilemwwmm- '
mat Kermit may. with a
$.12?“ Mb! 9‘ “Favorite" baking
Bl. 3mm 1'. a. a. mu ball
team and Company F’a recond team
‘will! vlly next Monday night in limit:
a
~fltialc HI“ tonight luaic flail.
l'. W. Cameron. agent {or the New
York Lite Insurance company. has ta-
ken roomaia the new bank building in
Washington street.
The Pittatield expreaa, due in South
Norwalk at 4:30 o'clock, killed an un-
ltnwon'ntan east of the 'Port Cheater
station. yesterday atternoon.
Excursion tickets to New Haven. on
account 01 the meeting at the Sons ol
the American Revolution. can be pur-
chased at the South Norwallt depot (or
$1.
Rev. Gerald H. Beard in in New lxm~
don today, to deliver an address before
the New London Christian Endeavor
union at its annual meeting this even-
ing.
Mina Hill. of Norwaik. has been ae-
locted as one o! the pages at the Con-
tinental Congreaa ol the Daughters ol
the American Revolution in Washing-
ton.
lilr. and Mrs. W. H. Nichols and Mr.
and Mrs. 8. Franklin i'mhach, of
South Orange. N. .l.. are gueata at Mr.
and Mrs. Jacob M. Layton. of Fair-
heid avenue.
Xichoiaa Wargo. a well known reel-
dent’ at Springwood. was arrested last
night for amult upon Joseph Crinhko.
and thin morning paid a line of 85 and
roata. imposed by Judge Front in the
Town Court.
The ticket and telegraph other in
the eant-Mund station at South Nor:
walk was entirely fitted up with no.“
furnishings yesterday and preaents a
very thraotiw appearance. The wind
tori: is light colored
Twenty members of the Arion Sing—
ing moiety went to Stamford last
night and attended the hall of the
Two Vereln. The return to South
Norwalit wan made thia morning. All
report.a very pleasant time.
The Norwaik Baotou atore annouuv
tea a great ale 0! wrapper-a. having re.-
s'eired fifty .dmten. They are artis-
ilt'llly cut. perfect fitting. and in every
tray deairable bargains. They are just
the the cut: in the store's new ad to
day.
Collector of Internal Revenue Thom-
i8 A. lake. of Roriu'iiie. has decided
.0 take charge of his owl-e March 1. in-
stead of waiting for the quarter to
«one around. He will be nlow about
hi» appointments of deputy collectors.
Today being a legal holiday. t'om-
:iany F received orders late yesterday
utter-noon to hold it» regular drill last
night. innit-ad o! tonight. t‘tmmvwnt~
y thr- members were on the floor of
he Armory tor an hour before the hav-
Iu-t. ball game waa called but night.
Two buoita. entitled "The Soldiers ot
.hc- t'ivll War." were drawn at W. it.
«iiurtcvant'e atoro thin morning. numb-
»r H77 being the number to take them.
The lil'ltlkh were for the beutlt of an
rid aoldler.
Mining the Norwallt tinny ol the
inertcau Rrvoiution who are attend-
ing the banquet lit New llawm today
are ll. id. Wilaon. lit-v. T. K. Noble. .l.
A. inborn, .l. i’. Treadweil and F. ii
Quintard.
Albert ll. Boyd and Albert M. Hun:
'ead. from lAtayt-tte notion»; :iamuel
'ltlmore and Chariots Snnrtz. trom
Yale; Wallace D. Boyd. from Mt. Pleu-
aant itilttary academy. and (innit
Trowbrldge. mm New Haven. attend
ed the Balm-bite reception. that ever»
’ing.
time Weld. brother 0! Rev, l‘.
A. lieotleid. pastor of the Norwniit
Methodist church. died at lllll home in
illiterton. N. ‘1. yeatrrday. ot the the
loci» reeelved in an accident till au-
rumared la The heatinei The tunerai
will he held Wednesday morning at it
oweloek in that place.
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mayo the guilty". at
labor thech
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mdmtkl . ‘i'hailhlnaman
eaawytta all ,tvavh all dammit!
one fly. m but gold.
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liNfiEfllNBAY ITIIHE
Eighteenth Annual ilauluerade
Ball of Grrmania Sarngerbund.
nmummfiuuu
Headed by the Committee they go
Through a leriaa o! rantaatic and
Intricate lovemonta—Iany
W0 Coatuma Worn.
The eighteenth annual masquerade
hail of the (lermania Sacngeriiund waa
held last night in the aociety’a hall on
the Wuhlngton atraet bridge. There
was it very good attendance dcapite the
damp weather and the many other at-
trmvtiona.
Mimic was provided by the Philhar-
monic orchestra. which rendered two
concert selections. "A trip around
Town" and “Greeting." in the early
part of the evening. The grand march
was led by the floor committee: An-
ton Stealer. manager; lliedricb liohn.
aeeiataut manager; l". Neugebaur
Fritz Zargcn. George Singer. .lohn
Mot-bring. Jr. J. Harah. G. Mueller
and William Welaheit. who amtrd as
herald. This committee went through
a series of pretty and Intricate move-
ments that elicited hearty airplane»
from the large number of upm‘talora
present. About titty couples partici-
pated in the march. » Tho prompwr
wan ll. 3. Richmond.
The floor was well filled vmh gram»
tut dancer» Ihrmighout. tlw evading.
Many handsome costumes were worn.
Thtm- at the floor committee being es-
periaily worthy of note. They were at-
tired in magnificent satin mmrier'a
memoir». At intermianlon supper was
aerted in the dining-room down stairs.
The committee of arrangemr-nta Was
Rudolph Knippcl. chairman; Karl
Winstermatt. comptroller; tloorgo lint.
gm John Mmhring. Sr. Airgun: Dry-
amroth and Anton Steuger. The re-
vepiion committee was A. Duyecnroth
and John (lldeunrhlrtger.
«Music llail.
School exhibition.
"Medium- to emit-an.
tiur lnmhnll ruler, “film-it“ to nhleh oil-
1 1b cane. 25 chi; 4 lb cane, 13 eta; i lb cans. .7 cts.
Give it a trial.
F D LAWTON 8: C0.,
23 South Alain Street. . Booth Not-walk.
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Your Horse !
Is he not one of your most faithful servants ?
Be kind .r'to him; feed him good oats, and see
that they are clean. He will not only have a
better appearance, but will serve you better
as well
M Buy oats that’ 3 clean.
Rated aShavin
3335! m” Manuel T. Hatch.
tttiititiittItttitttittuiiittittttttttititttttittit
A Tllilil! whaiutzentlanninmiled mi tin-othertlay.
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BBC I US:
the e-trrtruium mntaim every branch unwary tor the
com_ making or time's-slut moo.
mercial
High
N0 SMA’I'TERING.
School
MERRILL COLLEGE
how u nuthmai reputation for doing good work. and in-
pmpme to keep it.
Position-getting la niway» a pit-ovum with on.
TRY IT.
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lho'ni 3th. ii). at IO \Da\\ St. “one.“
In “rte-date
Book *and Stationery Store.
Bream Stock. Showed Yr’tces.
a tut rm \attsi Books. Stationtfi. lri'tats' mn-
r'\a\s. Stltooh wafi'w) and Yhotouraph’tc Supplies.
$0.er asaorium oi Bunk Books.
Others taken lot engraving. commented printing. hooh
binding and picture inviting.
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Svec’ui sake on Saturday.
. \D‘t\\'\au\ 175mm.
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donntc’t'wut Senora Shit. Smile
Sell Insurance at Lowest Cost.
Jwtinn is apn'inlly mmlr. :m' ingrown
and running. but tint: tori. thrilllliun homo
and intelligence. They lvml more and
more to eliminate iiidiiiduol effort and to f
ill'fu'tul upon t'tlllilil'itillnlll whiten elicit
who]! in: irrwiatihlc. lint what report In
tlil‘ rt in ln‘lm: ii'n'fhlnllhlt’ Whit! 9].!" ti:
tin-lid» in open {’i'llll‘ dillonoi man on: do i
than. or. it you uloaw. of equal number»
ounlnnt each ll'lit’r. hurtling mold lib“
more x-ruplti nml "ivy-rill n rhrm tint hi'utwrl
nprmlmo tilitl mliintnm ut our tmrtimil
innit-lion. The trim ammo is to not the lull
through the ructny'u goal. and any rule
which tom!» to iniw tho un‘onipllelmwnl
of that him from imiitiduoln umi giro it
to mmm'a in a rule in the wiring dimuivm,
’l'ho primtlghtwn are jintlttcd in unyimz
tlmt irritlmll, on now played here. is it
more limihl nml donut-mun uumo thou
prizetluhtirm. it in lurk nl intelligence in
trumlng rule» which llnnlmult' it w, .\
illiil- 'vormmsn no rm and mdcrvmlmt
rimtighi would iouhvtlm porno not only
iron from M’lllilfi donavr, but. lur inocu- inr
trrmiliig bulls in ploy and to watch. litti
. HARTFORD.
Endowments with Best Returns.
lnvrstment with Good Rate of Interest.
9. s. L'HOMMEDIEU. Gen. agent.
#01le! VOIIWLI K. (“DNA \'
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‘When the Time Arrives
for you to have your l‘Jigllltfi‘, lloilus or other Mitt blurry l't'pt'tll't'tl,
YOU (RIGHT TO KNOW JUST WHO
night. Huwlm or iwluiat with li'tlr-l insulin
run do tlu- work quirliy. and get you muninu again.
in t ntllit‘i' that u lili our m- it work we are I'll’tillfll’l'tl to do your r: wirunu) rim
I
m of rmmmu little.
out. '1‘ Work and priv m aati-i'no- ion.
ThecoultertnMcKenzieMachineCo
iiL-il‘lr'i‘i'l..~ tilVlZS t lil'JZIH'l LIN.
the whole ltivu lime tar but been tiiplun
mull i‘tlllillllll’llltill! an the other elite. helm: ‘
tulmn nt ndlmdimnnuo. mount wstlmtuml
mun-n- inn-onion a inernthuzlunnt mo
and more eliminated. In wur thin priml
pic in umml.
that wow. They are do aignfl‘l not to
or mm aw tlw bent. A twill-oil team
the planner of the timlm it
vim! lrultlmuto mtiutrwtion In then in
on the ldaolslmord and awry once in
awhile n player ho crmlwd to d: nth under
a «can: llamttr:‘i'.«—-Coliiur 1 Weekly.
lib lingo.
if“ pron year; ago flairiiui tilnaiey was
"mite
lirrrl from lamina». and uvutol the erfl'mta
oi alerting mun» however. whloh bed the
merit oi lining urnlrmbtadiy the dim mud
Inert mph-ta in the mitim one
may, which are of blur and purple do
alga. each adorned with wold turbidity»!
law were made in Multicolor" me
They pared to lie. (Hurley
many ”an new him
admit-red. and tortillym it but ital-pr
. iii-v Mm M the little oil
l rum. lei-limit will have in poniu. who on
clumlrr. with the lummn ehmont ilim‘tl tbmu ”xmmpaa of the north" will atili
lint flilifln are not war In at the platoon! Mal"). thahonaaol the
u 'm a. rennin prim. but to iiud which man in mtommihy any animal IWWMM the
dril lint in doricew mnro minimum than ' in Immiblo toll"! in and when thrill“
tin mot the ntlitr with wine lim iii-um lint uplrm the lcelaudurn bare "to alterna-
tiw. glory lirlimgn not tothc iimm. but to firm-neither to migrate en tumor to
it in» ppm ni' min-trim a ayitem ut hlahweya [or bicy-
that? Turnstile mluhtau well be plnymi all nationals”: hy the Romans
l
t
tho-riders brother in polutot continuum Hod-I. “m ”M. Mum
review in the inmtlng old monty ot 5... W
Hurly lint year. however. he no Vterlligontlteir toaaw they
in bi- more were sold. lie hold on to a an thine-lo m. m mm
l
71"" attire
i
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year-am
' tmma “trawler had inn-a alarm m,
illeheuowali
l9.” htaprmytnate
North end of depot. BRIDGEPORT. CONN.
innit"; u‘ouit .\ Pl’l‘.t'l.\l.T’i’.
no Iceland Pony.
”idle there are mouth in them
llamas in Peru. reindror in laplond, tinge
in tinenland and enimwaamong the Val”-
infirm the mica damehy the mutton.-
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CHINESE
STARCH
A great improvement
Torture and ganehm out! even more than
world. \l' trim»: the remit! lowland would
elma
an umh'rtahlng «honored to which
’1»! the,
ltirua at Peru inthaaamnpbere he
an nothing
w rut-nun will walk artepll her-an ' I
help it. linen ho diamante. ha waddlaa
like an nllinntor on one. a Texan cowboy ”V" 'I' ""‘m'
or a pinion ten "Moot." or like the (lure used always need.
into their aaritllea and towalir.
'l’ImI-ran «one. are
5c. package.
Good liml’it Tailor.
momma! tampon. flaked-unlit» '
am huda and r
grinned behind. like i 4 tacit-emit the hm,
“It! Myeym the 33 centu.
'i'ha invade and hill
lift-lite.
momma .
ntLE 0......
m
”DUI. It.“
iiatltoita “to“!
\\ t' gour-
' said city. tor the purpoae of hearing
Outing Flannels
Special sale of
smut. raorira.
. ‘ WA” DECLARE]! AGAINST
AT ill' R OPENING
Tllll UlllEllSil.
FOOD
CHOPPER
CHOPS. ALL KINDS OF
FOOD into Clean Cut Uni-
form Pieces as FINE or
COARSE as wanted.
~—
Other machines chop meat
only. 'l'l'ilS DOES AWAY
WITH THE CH OPPING
BOWL ALT OGETI'IER.
CflOPS Potatoes. Meat.
Annie!» Cabbage. Bread.-
EVERYTHING.
A machine you will use
every day. Cali andacc it.
tended, Watkins & Dot.
“2 \i'auhingtoti Street, South Norwalk.
City Board of Relief.
Notice la hereby given thét the Board
of ltcliei ot the city of South Norwallt
will meet on Wednesday, January 26.
1898. at 7:30 o'clock p. m.; Saturday,
February 5. at 2 o'clock p. m.: Wednes-
day. February 9. at 7:30 o'clock p. m.;
Wednesday. February 16. at 7:30
o'clock p. m.; Wednesday. February
23. at 7:30 o’clock p. m.. in the Coun-
cil Chamber. on Haviland street, in
t
and determining all appeala from the
doings ot the Its-enor- ol said city on
the list or 1897.
. Dated at South Norwalh January 19,
1898.
JOHN F. McMAHON,
HA'T‘THEW CORBBT'I'.
Board of Ballet.
‘ Extra good quality and choice. I
Counterpanes, at 69c, 75c and Si .00 cut:
Very much too than the 13th .
WAR
February lst, 1897. ..
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7 Fox Cycle ll Hardware
SPRING FRBRIGB «FOR
Ginghams and Cambrlcs
Are going to be worn very W1 thin year. We have anticipated it,
phow yodallueltochof both, or the very latertdmlmb
To liven up trade, we odor today, one can of
at 7c per yardfi 7
HIGH PRIC
Twenty lbs. Tub Button
m a little below the manner. I
i
Home. Peaches. .
Made ““3" T -
‘ mm:
Canned ”m
Fruits. ‘
sIEUELcoiuoctlrg ‘
72 North Main Street.
THE NEW
MAHAGKEMO? ‘
One at the Leading Hotel- ol W”.
Connecticut.
ll0‘l’ illl cow run run.
Weinakea npeclaltyotl’ark amoral. .....
Imported Fine Wines, Liam“ '-
aud Cigars.
immature-rat
wnzuauzaraart'nlo! 3 ' I
“if
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29c, t
h
Broken Lots
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UNDERWEAR !
-——A 'l'-«
39c,
tit Unequallcd Value.
-_w~.._.w.w- .. ..
Men's aillt garters, - llc par pr
“ taut black it hone, toe 0 it
Regular 36 «sent value.
‘iWorking Gloves at Greatly Reduced '
Open Every Evening Until 9 O‘clock
Dams. the Do f
Kittie t
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