Instant “-tlIisaitsraaIla.
osmium. moo-m.
laun'stts'nd‘a’tiosolirirndsaithsds-
ceased Thsbarlslwasln high
v
“If”: him will units with cad-I
William till it!” service lo the latter
fclt'urcb. this "suing ,
' 3. Clark Barnum. oi Brooklynls
visiting his mother. III-a. Della
Morehouaa, oi Wright street.
1’.
up several houses in Nor- , III-s nous o. Iii-cater. who u. been
bummed um' ..home ona visit. has returned to her
duties at Hackettstown, N. J.
7min Thomas Cornell is
the day in New York and
flash iortnerl'y agent here.
g his place.
Superintendent ii. A. Purdy, oi the
Weatport A Saugatuch Street Railway
company was in New York yesterday
on business tor the road.
Mrs. J. R. Marvin have been
Rev Mr. Nisan. who re-
W irom Syria, and
Sunday in St. Paul's church
and Saugatuclt Street Railway compo
by will be held in the superintendent's
ollice post Tuesday morning at 9
Audi. of St. John avenue, o'clock
pg the anniversary at her
lot!" This evening she will
ff low friends in honor of the
M‘ The building at the corner oi River-
side avenue and State street. occupied
bf George A. Darrow grocer and Hen-
' , ry F. Pennoyer. saloon. has been pur-
ists oi‘lmuis Idaelovaky's groc- chased by Michael Ratchiord. oi Nor-
" at Cedar street and — Walk. who win take them down, and iii
f as to 8. Abraham has not their place build an up-todate hotel
' place, but the negotiations with stores on the ground floor.
George A. Darrow will move his gro—
cery into the vacant store in thd bank
building. lonnerly «copied by Oscar i.
dunno. Mr. Pennoyer has not decided
yct whcrc he will go. Work will be
Iommcnccd all once.
We and Richard Fitzgerald
past! daily running along .the
athletic contest when Keeic
Jack hos. ..
.. Mrs Michael \Vhalen (all truth the
hack stoop of her home. Sunday after
noon, causing a compound iracture of
her right arm. Dr. .I. ll. Nolen. as-
sisted by Dr. Frederick Power». set
the injured member.
”ililonimcdlcn was the victim
{troll joke yesterday When he
homo he tuiticetl two objects
We thought were geese swim-
shawatnr near the house. Hur-
villi“ be secured a gun. and ex-
to shoot thorn. When he came
however. the ”geese" badidiaap-
After .l. C. Hawkins and
{had enjoyed a laugh at Mr.
. . ieu's expenac they told him
_ the "geese' were two tame ducks
‘ R A. Jackson had lately purchas—
a
“RAVI.
ii. I’. lfndcrbill. oi Brooklyn. spent
yesterday with his iamily.
Prank Randle is laid up at his home
in this place. He has some ailment oi
his lent and cannot walk.
A sister oi Mrs. Elmer Henderson
lies at the point oi death at her borne
in Saogatucit. Mrs. Henderson ls at
her bedside.
Wadlington slipper given Inulcr
Woes oi the ladies' Aid society
lost Avenue Methodist Epiuco‘
m. last night,~ was a most on-
, nilslr and It wry appropliotn
m! of observing the birthday II!
V fishington. Colonel .lotncs lillommc-
had charge of the litlmry pro
. - -. -and the successful result
“It. crowned his clone scrvcd as a
_ that what a union veteran
done well. The programme op-
II the arrival oi Gmrge and
nahiuton. Jerome Smith and
Mariette Temple. Thou came a
by the double qIIartI-tlr
m dmrvea unbounded
The piano duet by Miss and
_ 7 Pierce was promptly cncorcd.
”‘l'ahllity oi these mm ones is ' “W’-
_ A heautiiu! solo. "The The annual supper held by Wash.
.. by Miss In“? Drown. (“L ington lndgc, in its hall. was very
All. For an encore she render- much M ' “WW“ A “3"" 9""
Day" in ‘ very pleasing gramme was rendered. lI consisted
. f. This was ioilowcd by a "“7 ol bolus and elm-III by Miss Emma En»
.m. ‘7 rsci‘tstlon. "Thc Dalilal’tilti." by glchart and Mrs. John Crawlord: reci-
tation», by Mina .lulia ('rawiord. Emma
binglchart, James ('antpbcll and others
\ilor suppcr dancing was enjoyed.
marina.
not. John w. llallantlne. oi the l'ilir-
slcgational church. oi this village. .9:
Winning an cnviaolc rcrmtatlon for
blmwll Im Ilw locittrt' platform below
ibII-lirctnni nlltllfllcca, as wcil an below
Impulnr gatherings. Ilolv row-oily bis
icvturc on East lndlan lilo. lit smith
Norwnllt. won vnry favorably rem"!
by the [II-(mic of that city. and not long
ago bo- gim» two or three lectures tic
for» tho student» oi Drew Theological
wmlnsry. being honored with a direct
invitation irom the Family. Now he
has been engagwl to victim a M'ft" oi
lcctnrmt in llcl'unicit Springs. i'lorids.
Thin resort, by the way. is the th-
orn Chautauqua. and it is esprc lly
ilsitcrlna to be thou called as a locum
or to an litllllllllun oi such high stand-
ing. Mr. liallantlnc ieit liiolgvllcld your
tcrdsy lor hi» trip Smith. ills irirsds
here will Ivmgratulate him on his.
study smth to this nim-ailoaai
lirld. and trout his visit to the [tooth
will be iraIIght with pleasnru and pro
lit.~—llidsI-llrld Prune.
The recent rain has swollen thc
strcama in this aection and considers-
ble- Ilamage has been done by the
banks lwing ovcrilowed.
....
man M
Then will be no Ilnncca at Luther M
Wright's shop in Broad River during
thr- lmnteu season.
Frank Buttery. oi Ilroatl River. who
has been laid up with an loinrvd loot.
continue-I abom Ihc name.
'I‘t’lilt Htpaon. The rich broguc
Ill splandld gestures oi the tiny clo
W lost the hearts of her- llotcnv
ff “In whose Melanin; cnmrs- uhc ro-
with 'My Views oi liouucu
" which greatly plcnml tlIc
‘ - « n. The double molt- quur
mill Iliormlfihn mullcmc. om!
duets wore rcuvlcred by Georg:-
Lssy Washington, much to the dc-
“ Q'sry one. Thus coded It most
7 evening. and all not home
$7777 ' taut both the physical and in-
' man had been well lam! lot
when: think they will not mm
III
nowanos.
Mes. who is seriously sick
7mlngllla. remains about
"road min: of the Illiv
7 Marion trill be held "might
‘ Wm oi the committee sp-
look up the matter of as.
7 , lot the village. and also
i the establishment oi I. an
m Um.
is birthday ”5,va
a. [canal suspension oi
"All ii»I historian m mm; or she the
manual has alas: a art-salts as its
. :Isw Unllrd Status all
being closed nearest I, m: i m' ”WWII-
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m we I Wei-Mm” I won mimtmm Wash»
' . . yesterday. at his all‘ mm. Insist It» territory min-II
.. is Darius. A large nonunion «out. Alllhshlstortrs
'ihavsmatslflgavsihalm
”guaranty-strutting born-ass
0in served as eisbovatr
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who recently milled sac
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, 77 the Revolution."
The annual meeting oi the Westpori
W‘ HEART or cult/um
who not: cinnamon m
Gov-non Haatiagh. oi'iRannsylvssia:
Governor flotilla.
lion. Ed'w'srd a.
Mus" the president-general oi the so.
eliti-
Many oi Myisitora inspected the
eollaitltln oi paintings and works oi
am in tho Trumbull art gallery at
Yale university. and also particlpatsd
la ,the reception tendered Io Governors
Hastings and Cooke In the Art school
The bloom was belt in Music Mail
in the alter-noon. sat: mthan too
members participated. in» ..dant Jon.
atbap Trumbull oi Restrict}. presided.
and General E. 8. Greeley was toast-
master. The toasts responded to were:
"Pennsylvania in the Revolution,"
Governor Hastings: "Connecticut to
Governor lmdn’ A.
Cooke; "Yale in the Revolution."
Prof Arthur 1'. Hadley; ‘jlnsplrations
oi the .flevolutlon." Proi. Art r M.
Wheeler: "Obscure Patriots." ltev. Dr.
W. l.. Phillips. .
The speeches were all received with
great enthusiasm. The banquet hall
was prrttily decorated with American
flags. hunting and the coats of anus oi
Pennsylvania and Connecticut.
Public exercises commemorative. oi
the day were also held in the Hyperion
theatre in the alternoon, which stir-ac.
ted a large audience. 'l'hrre were ad-
dresses by Mayor Parnsworth. Colonel
Edward B. Sill and Rev. lnri Gilbert.
the last named speaklng on "The Gos-
pel of Patriotism."
PAW [I "W.
nowArchsrloulstonlscovorad than
an Attack oi Insomnia
Arthur Ronlaion. oi llartiord. has
recovered from a severe attack oi
pneumonia. after an lllnesa at two
works. For several days his llie was
despair“! oi.
indications o! approaching death
became apparent at week ago. and cow
vim-ed oi the intility of drugs. the lam
iiy consented to the iollowing heroic
ttcatmcut. which was udI'laed by the
physician. Dr. llouchrr.
'l‘bc patient was dit’l’dlltl at all
clothing and enveloped in :1 ohm. was
pizr'ul own a rubber protcctlvc. and
his cnlirc body. lace cart-pied. was
mwrmi with snow. upon which cold
watcr was pourml. Ihc application in»
log I-ontlnnml ulmmii an hour. when
the i'cmpcroiurc had dropped to I03
Ilcgrcts and the pulse to list. with at.
most absolutr rellei.
The improtrmcnt lasted ais- hours.
l‘lli‘l) tho lcvcr and dcllrlum,rcturned.
'l'bc snow packs were rcmuml and ap-
plicd ct-r-ry {our hours day and night.
whyltcvcr thc tclnporaturc reach!!! I66
Ilcgrm'u. and wore motioned iour days.
whtn tho crisis was reached and the
paIchII made a rapid and uninterrupt-
cd recovery. The cold sppllcutlons
a-crc agrmblr to the paticnt and the
good achieved was probably due to a
trilcs III-lion upon the nerve renters.
and not entirely to the mull ol the
direct abstraction oi beat,
csoom cans! sworn.
Amflnippsdbyths
lrldgsporttoltco.
t'aptain Arnold and Detective (‘ron-
.III. oi Bridgeport. srrcatcd lichen ll.
i'mnlt. who is wanted in this and {Sew
anit Male tor lorgrry, t'ronlI is a
dangerous man. and woriml his wind
ling some in u numb” oi totvns. His
plan is to stop at smuc good hotel and
play a week. In Dormant oi his hotel
bills he has been in the habit bi work-
ing oil in us i'hfl'kl.
t'ronit an at one time in the our
ploy or the New York Traaaler cont-
pany lo llridarwrt. and in that capac-
ity iomml an extended acmtaintsnrs
amonngsrelns and mill-owl m.
llr has I'mhfll his check swindle
through thanI whole longth oi the New
York ill-strut road and on the Conaotl»
Ilsml “Mill in anuthwmrra’ilonmtb
cut. ll» iouud a large number oi vlc~
tints in tho aelgbbmhood oi the (band
i‘mlrai drum in New Vorit. when he
had many mountainous.
Along the Reasons: river. liaise.
guns-nu are beginning to m the date
when the river will open but buvlgs»
lion.
oxrrnrktnnxnf '
f norm TBEATREI
lbtwmmnt. ”will": mourn»...
Mil. Milli" ll.
um» 1. um om ’
n 5 7 WI Pro:
% Till
Another it. Oneness.
”stum'msm. solvent.
A ”WKWL mentor
“mum-m»
mansion "on.
illsi honored on wanton. radium
m...
”I“ 4% ‘
“m ”In.
“mutation-am” ,
French Novelties that umlglaal
soft! hsautliul—hlgh tons in strong
colors that are very fashionable
Tile word “unruly" in connection
lrlth dt'ess soodb does not convey the
pants idos that it has heretofore.
lag more conservative both in the
weaves and postures. Even” piece-
dm! Bonds now enter the list at nov-
elties owing to their peculiar weave
Firsts-d iomooat among those that
open the commit season are our Pap
tern Suit Stanwood". only one ol
a itlnhj—ranging in price irora "5.00 to
$17.50 a’pattern. and in the following
delightful weaves:
”ordered Poplin. “bright coloring:
with silk Velour tartan borderlngr
Bordered Melange- in beige colors.
with Ottoman borderings.
Silk anti Wdol aeil~colored Poplin
traverse thsnderc).
Silk and Wool mixed traverse.
The staleness oi winter has now giv.
a way to the brightness a! spring—-
hackneyed eiiecta are superseded by a
trash and more interesting collection
oi tailor newness and laminating poa-
slbllltics.
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FOR l.lT‘l’i.B FOLK.
A new line ol..cresIn sills Caps and
l’ollcs. "New white and colored Dress
as. New goods oi almost every de-
ucrlption daily.
'A bile thcsc new goods are coming
in soil finding a imminent place on
our counters. we have marked down
more of the winter calmed Dresser-—
melting good buying while they last.
mu cIIIpbuuN's sows.
(Estates t‘luIb. a printed labric oi
heavy twill in soil finish. designed to
furnish an est-optionally desirable mu-
lcriai for children's units. A cloth
that will wear and wash and yet rc-
Inuln attraciiw and drcssey to char-
acter- 30 Inches wide. l5 cents a yard,
Wash liooda Iitpartment.
LAMBS AGAIN.
We still continue the appcill sale oi
”ltIIrlington" Incandescent Lamps. of
tilt cents. i'ontplrtc with shade. chim-
ncy and burner.
Thc reading lamp: arc all sold. hill
uflrc are coming, ill let you know
when they mire
TheD.M.READCO.
Your
Wife
is a - '
Jewel
And your bum is lm muting.
which you wish befitting her.
Then is nothing that helps more
than your walls. Dorathe papa
on then sail her? Home new
pretty W would stakeher no
III-Ilium M.
Walil’apsts.
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72': pairs doable thread limb lace
1 l0 pairs hoary chenille curtains.
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New Dress Goods... _. ..f
dart; ,c- it;
Goods.
The season is now at hood when many people are? tin-dough! New Dress
Nearly every day brings New Dress Goods our bunnies. We are moving the very
latest novelties of the foreign and domestic “f ’ maikét as soon as they are produced. ‘ f
2..
, Separate Skirts. .
Oankirts are noted torthcir superior finish as well as their” shape No better
hanging Skirt can be made than those we sell, and the materials aardtare the very best.
Black Brocade ,Brillianiine Skirts, - .1 . termini 33.00
Black All Wool Storm Serge Skirts, . 7 . 57; 3.50
Navy Blue All Wool Storm Serge Skirts, . .1 . - 4.00
Black Brilliantiuc Skirts, ‘. . . , . g . .1 4.00
Black Cheviot Skitis, braid ttimmiug, , .7 . . 7 - 7 4.50
Black Brillianiine Skirts, finestt laality, . . 5.00 and 5.50
Black Brocade Silk Skirts, . ' . . . ' 6.50
7.50
Black Brocade Satin Skirts, ' . . '7 7. '7
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Ladies’» MuslinUnderwenr.
Special sales of Lodics’ Muslin Undcrtvcar, commencing SAT URDAY, Ftb. 12th.
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TRISTRRM 8v HYATT
NORWALK, CONN.
Suited
SOUTH NORWALK. ~l H I-r‘ “ORWALK.
Ready to MVG it. WHAT 9 That We have hotter goods and lower prices than any other
lIotI-c in the too cities. WHY, ' [term we deal III t'cmlplete Home “finishing”. »
Special Sale Carpet and Rug Department
Beat Wool Smyrna Rugs. 30x60. also and $2.80
Moquettc and Axminstcr Rugs. 301:“ l b ... , $2.50
CURTAIN cements“ ,.
on I :ngs mutt-quality slutty“ it“: "’I 5-piece parlor stunt”
7qu It. heavy "mull! . ......... $23 23540 45 “0
o s s ," ’ 1)
heavy lace dado or latit- than...
l-pc. solid oak bedroom
........................... ilfit ‘ and' and“: oath
ydu. long. heavy lrlnge top and an all colors wood mrisin littlest. 'llllfu . - - . .2 . . ,7 ,7,..$lf9
..er l l-lolid oak hard cubed dining chair... 4|
Mum... not no no brsntends, may u. hang...
Bargains In Every Department in Dry Goods, Notions and Domestics.
88 Washington St, SCOPE”) & HOYT’ Club Building,
So. Not-walk. 7 Norwalk.
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We make one average pl tea on everything In the entire stow.
This to one-half the mice the same goods used to sell for},
This opportunity is being taken advantage of by hundreds.
W 6 want during the next week hundreds mom to take advantage
oii
in pairs liuv lace curtains-
curtains, 31 yds. long. ,. ...fl $37:
f'l‘he idea at making this unparalleled oli‘or Is to clear out the
stock with a rush. .7
The opportunity for buying a dress at these prices, is. unsur—
passed and the choice is excellent, for we today have the largest
Dress Goods stock in South Norwalk, and you will save auywhore
from $2 to $3 on a dress pattern. .
lust think of it: 82. 50 today will buy more goods at the
South Norwalk Bunion Store,
no Waoturto'rosl armour.
Than $5.00 would anywhere else in town.
George R. Von’Aidty‘no. Propriotor.
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ClllOliBN Foot). THOROUGII M».-.
m moo. COURSES...
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Mill “div—l
Fancy ii Broken
Gilli loin] liltil.
astmmanfirtaca.
thsndssltl'lsli
v
sI.oo per barrel.
Wormhole», 4
arrhythmia-um
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