Br . Wood made a harvest
. Gillie. today, for the our»
hliahing a grade. When
. ‘u to remove the loud
at VanZandt avenue
,» to Cottage avenue and
in the hollow at the tool
Ind making a better street.
he ‘cotnateaced an won as
*aettlea.
ntwholeaale slaughter of
night. in the honnery of
, in East avenue. When
at to teed hie hem; this
$0 found about twenty— li—ve of
dead inside the coop It
thotgh a weasel. mink or
into) had gotten into the
tl caught eat-h chicken by
and killed it by sucking the
Want of the chickens were
and highly prizetl Only
or Ir. Ron’s Iowls. which
« up. escaped death.
.‘ I: Lands of Charles Hose»
. his sisters. Mixes Dottie
- nod. were entertained by
their home in Prospect plat-e.
Al Bates gave selections on
- . Ione‘nntl there Were selfl-
the piano by Mrs. Ollie Wood
1". Reynolds. Among those
are Mr. and Mrs. Oliver
. and Mrs. l,. J. Reynolds and
and Mrs. wmnpm 5mm. .ur.
.Bfling Reed. Mr. and Mrs.
”Bennett. Miss Julia llicltoer.
Smith and Arthur Wood.
Malia and his pretty tome.
.Yorlt. have hoe-n spending a
”in town. During their stay
» guests of James B. Morton.
.- place. and also 11! William
. of North Taylor avenue
Win is a prosperous rigor
with a factory to Ban: tine
lid Fifty-third street. and
‘ '.< meats. it is understood.
home at his goals on the Nor-
.fiarhot. He was very iavomhiy
‘ with the Twin Cities, and
.. hly he a "chill-tit viaimr liP’l’t'
on coming summer. He- It'll tor
- list evening.
‘ for lever hil‘i I'Pai'hPi' 8am
T Port Arthur ll. Ferris bar
it. and llmkli out in the lot—
elm:
up! Stand up’ tor utterly?
filled thou art to tight;
shot her flag he taken,
hot tattle in the right
up! Stand up for this Nation!
L tribute paya her dead,
'aurywhm in floating
7 Stars anal Stripes o'erheati.
a}! Stand by 0M illory.’
«Country 'tia ot flu-9'."
1' when Spain la vanoniahrul
hurl oi iJIWYIy."
ARTili‘il l). i-‘Ellltlri.
mam.
.Wleha is quite alrit oi the
L Stevens will leave town
» y tor New York city to
ll. Boylaton. who halt been
time. it» been neat to the
hoapitai for treatment.
W
at the residences of Harry
. Selectmen Thoma have
that the past week on 1w-
crniacr Maine titanium.
W
fl. Dori-ton has been enter.
dour lrom mitigation.
‘ mumplatta moving
g ‘h'hhne to that city in the
W
lie-rota. of Main mm,
. min About two
i 7m than appeared at
hill desired to get 1mm
he was to tutor I tumition
,thitrinr ll Down hardi-
in liotult Nm'h'nlll Dir.
ily Immaiotiaml the
m on the atmmh of hit
him. from time to time.
aggregating ”it Two
no lie. hot-rowed in.
. tor the portion at going
' hr sold. Iinti than not
part in the village. Mr
W the [in the young 1111111
“ya hour!) and the gun
film like to run arm
up, while Wil-
mm was man in
the minim hInchi' m that it
honhtlad and want
‘ sluts in the kitchen window.
«ennui day ha ha pntia
than on a new coop. '
;- Edward mm. who ha been
theghaatotllr.andlin.0hariaafl.
Godfrey. left town yesterday (or Penn»
‘ urinals. He will later return to” hia
, home in Avon. N Y.
Florida.
Chattanooga. Tenn.
spent Waahington'a birthday in Dar-
ten.
Norwnllt. was a viaitor in Barton. yea~
tertlay afternoon.
tllsirirt school is very small.
Thomas L. Wilson. at ,Noroton, war
gregntionol and Methodist churches.
Sunday. on at'count'ot .ne atornt.
- man ennui", ltoyai Arrannnt. will he
mm m moron.
Misfit}. it. Doiadeld has gone to
G. it Title]! is home iron a trip to
Joine- P. Francis, 0! South Norwalh.
t
lion. Robert H. Rowan. of South
Owing to the prevalence of acariet
lever. the attendance at the Noroton
The root of a “I”! belonging to
blown off by the wind. last week.
Services were not helrl in the (Yon-
John W. Gilchrist. aged 8.1. an in-
mate of the Soltlien' Home. died Mon-
day. His remains were taken to Norv
with for burial.
The pallbearers at the funeral of the
late Joseph Button. yesterday after-
noon. were Charles W. Lounahury. if.
G. Waterbury. Albert ll. Sets-field anti
Walter Whitney.
,llisa Florence i-‘lottntlera. oi Norotou.
entertained :1 company of about thirty
friends last night. the mansion being
the anniversary of her birthday. A
local oreheatro provide-i musio tor
ring. and about midnight a hunt lollip-
ting supper was served.
it is f'llh‘l that the Norwalk Tramway
rompany is willing to light up the
highway through Nonstop anti Darin-n
with electric llghta, furnishing the
power and lights. it the town will err-rt
miles. rtt‘. That proposal. it in under-
.»‘toml. will soon he formally maria to
the town. and it romaine: to one who!
the latter will do about it.-Stat.1lnrtl
.\tlvnt'ato.
The Royal Slot-int t-iub. of Dorian. has
iwen organized. The last meeting molt
plot-n at the home of 11m Nellie “(lod-
two. in Leroy avenue. Supper was
ii‘l'h’t’ll and prizes wore gin-u. Minn
.‘lltlit! \‘uullinr won first prize; Arthur
Sotlthwlt-k. wound. and W. .l. Firming.
the booby prize. The next meeting will
he or ”it" house at W, .l. Firming. on
Friday evening. Mart-l1 4. when the-re
will he :1 graphophono entertainment.
”OHM
Arrangements; are being matte {or a
New England “upper to he held in the
rhapel.
Mr. and Mn. w. M. Hello“ and non.
ut itrmiitlyn. have been gut-ant of am.
Kellogg}: parents. lair. and Mr». Henry
"radii-y.
Ito“ latter W.
Letlt'i' t'arrier Henry 0. Bailey. oi
South Norwalh. want one o! the eighty
delegates oi the State Letter (Yarriera'
norm-tattoo. attending the annual hosi—
no on meeting helti in Merit-ion. To“;
clay. 'l‘lwy rim-tori the lollowing oili-
vcrn: President. ll. (.2, Month-1'11. New
list-sen: vim- prcaitirnt. W, ll. 21mm.
ilariltml; mercury, [loin-rt ll. Bur-
rmmh. Bridal-twirl; tremors-r. William
Seymour. Mrrideo. A regulation of
t‘OmlDlI'llt'I‘ with the linitcti titular
navy in the «liaantrr to the t-rultm'
Maint- Willi adopted. A rrmlutiou that
the crate representative to the national
«invention have his expenm will by
the aaaoriutton and to in: the carriers
pro rata Willi oriental. After the intel-
om meeting there was a banquet ut
the Mention Home. convict-mt hy the
Mention letter warriors.
W
'1“ Wilda ”only Candida!!-
l‘oatght the ”solar meeting ol Sher-
hititl in (hill i‘r-ilowa' hull. beginning
at 7:30 u'tvioc-lt aharp. It in uprated
that there will he a large attendance.
an hoaiuraa oi importam will route
belon- the count-ll.
The Lit-lien auxiliary will hold lla
regular-monthly met-ting immediately
rim-tram. «outpouring at It: to o'clock.
There are to he 2'1 “minim" (or Ini~
Motion. and to thin to the that line the
twin will nae their initiating when.
great tau-rm will be shown All the
truly when an- rapt-rial” ftfllllfi‘fil
to he pro-amt.
Morton”
Inna-hi. up. "it. lit-wt unit of
ahont no or in «him of hlaylohl
anti (tram malt W Richard
Allen. column. not oi lllti and outlet!
hint tothtem» mum-um
hint to a ma Allan whom an»
out nay: no tor Wan. tic wan a
mm at m and int rm
guttmt policy or «Wu onto
1 ator Hawlcy to perceive that the proa-
gltetothouotthcliago. Till-tart
atonement on. account at his ulnar
fl'nrtn-tt in securing the ot hit
"hill providing {or two maul
rituals of artillery. aayI a Wth '
dispatch to the New Haven ' a
Within a tcw tiara he has scouted in
hia hone" rigorous way the proba-
him, or war with who: with any
other nation in the immediate future.
but he was diplomatic eaotgh to take
advantage of a state of tooling in Con-
greaa. in MW in won‘t-1m! tumors
oi wara. with which he title; not at all
one ‘
It required simply the min! at a tail,
itary and mental strategist for Sen-
ent excitement in Congress in retor-
enee to the poaaibility—aonie tay proh-
nhility—ot war with Spain allow: ed the
heat mime opportunity to secure tav-
orable notion on his hill tor increasing
the am of the army. Aeeortllngiy he
pruned the measure with renewed vlgv
or. and the vote of the Senate shows
with what outrun.
Senator Hawley has expressed the
hope that the hill will revolve immod~
iate consideration hy the House, well
knowing that the tale oi the measure
under the circumstance of rigid econ-
omy in appropriatiooa lining exert-lard
by that hotly. the only hope of its pan-
thm- roots in the spirit of war or jin—
golcm existing more strongly than ever
now among the member!»
For Some Inhale! Little Girl.
Airstream Secretary of the Navy
Ewell yesterday not a letter to
Latin (fools. a little Bridgeport girl.
who wrote a letter to him. enrioaing St
for the reliet oi nonu- littlc girl" who
might have loot her lather try the (lia-
aster to the Maine The letter who at!-
rlreaaexl to a Ilritigeport newnpapcr.
Whit'h hail transmittal the money, and
was as follow: "Through you i want
to thank little Latin l'oolt tor her gilt.
not! to my that it ahnll in» owl just a:
she desires. anti that titt- people in the
navy are glacl that the little Amerimn
girl shouhl have thought or the Amer»
iron nations who were drowned while
doing their duty "
OWL ma THEY “Y.
”ma...”
Stonaa’ that the lam 013m: are
Talkingtoolndl In Unfunded.
Havana. via Key West. loch fit.»
The ottvrirs published in the Spaniel!
non’nplitwrr that the l'nltwl 51mm ot-
flvn-tt :1: Havana are talking mo mur'o
arr almrlttteiy unfounded. it would
he lmpt‘mlhlo to find more dim-return
than in shown by all. from captain to
outlet. liven the men. murmur-l. or
tinwottntlml. are run-ml what they any.
lost an intuit-1'70“?!” in talk ohouitl lend
to reriomt anion. m rout-ao- it in row
mulled in all Americana that all trials
it» moving. lihrly to he sudden when it
appeam
i'apiaill Skyline-'3! private latter:
have her-n rmowrwl. iii: golo! mnlnl
from Fungi-mi and the titplomatlr 0r-
tler o! the lit-ti Eagle. given him by
Emperor William l, o! Germany. for
his. invention» oi alt-op am apparatus.
have not hoe-n lottnti. {or many other
trill-ii and gills have twee ru'ryv'rnl
from the captain‘s vahtn. whivh being
to tilt." part of the ship out blown up.
the «liver» were nhlc to explore cirr-
mally. it in hopevl that the three
plot-ca of ntlvrr given the ahip try the
Mate oi Maine will he rwoveml art-tit.
a i'optalo Signor? ran tlll’fi'i the rut"
ore to their titration.
flat an illustration of the want ill-‘—
vnllinx to tlw immediate mlmrlm o!
llnvann. it in atrial that tinting the last:
all: wit-elm two hundred mile-ow have
tlirtl oi privatioo at the lunatir unyium
at Nazorra. in that period the anion»
omint mayor oi Havana has given the
asylum only Shim-i. The former may;
or gave it wit-o u month. with for
lrvvnr til-Milk
mommwm. ...—...
”Randal-dyad Borough court.
liarttorti, room. l'ch. 2t.«(lovcrnor
(rooki- tmlny rcreivnl and area-meal the
rrnlgnation oi .loaeph W. Chandler. oi
Station! Springa. an lodge oi the lion
malt (Snort at that place. Dir. (litan-
tiler recently rnigrmi the county coat-
mittnltmerrhip held by him. He wan
appointed an portraiture-r oil Htuflortl
Spring-r. anti hi1: tcnignatims from
three two oiliwa la rim to thin govern-
nirttt appointment.
‘, gmmmmm
tom untrue,
lit-tom «W.
Willi. FEBRllilll 28.
1'“!
Another Big mocha».
will! the MMHW train.
”thhflfl. OOHIAIIV
iota-flout a m at it»
‘
manna-ammo
m
1m to. no mm 111: mm» .
For It!” 3mm only,
Litre-tin J. l‘hrler'p tire»! r I’m.
tin-rim. W
HEART or ammo.
“Wight WWW»; '
m anatomical ”on
Prion-n 3!. It! anti u or...
it:
.t.
man” Novelties that are original
anthMnl-—hlgh tonal in strong
colon that are vari- taahlonahla.
The wool "novelty" in contraction
with tire-a sooth papa not convey the
one idea that it has heretofore. be-
ing more nonnative hath in the
waves and autumn. Even piece-
dyeti good: now enter the tint of our.
cities owing to their peculiar weave.
mm and tort-moat among those that
open the new unit reason are our Pat.
tern Suit stilflMXK lustre, only one o!
a hind~ra11ging in prizes from $15.00 to
$17.50 a pattern. amt in the following
delightful weaves:
Bot-tiered Poplin. bright eolorings.
with lilh Velour tartan horderlnga.‘
Bordered Melting“. in beige colors,
with Ottoman lmrd'eringa.
Silk and Wool aeti—roloreti Poplin
traverae ihnyatierel.
Silk and Wool arisen traverae.
The staleneaa oi winter has now giv-
on way to the brightness oi luring—w,
haohneycd charts are superseded by a
trenh and more interesting collection
oi color newness and laminating poa-
aihilitleu.
l‘Olt LITTLE FOLK.
A our line of cream ailh Caps and
Pattern New white and colored Drona—
ea. New good» oi almost every tie-
m-ription daily. -
While thence new goods are coming
in and finding a prominont place on
our muntlll'l. wt have marked down
mort- ol the winter colored "rt-amo—
makinx good buying while they laat.
Fill! (HilJllglstflS Si'lTS.
tlalatca Cloth. I printed [nitric oi
heavy twill to wit liniah. dealgneti to
turnish an variemlonaily tinirahlo ma~
torlal tor children's auitI. A rloth
that will wear and warh and yet re-
main altrarliie and dreamy in rhnr-
Black Brocade Brilliauiine-Skirts,
‘ .
..v
No 2 frantic ‘BnMiul, A Mflhglfiom.
, New Drona Goods.
, The acaaon 5a now at hand when many people are thinking of New Dreu Gooda.
Nearly mi, day brings New Dress Goods to onr.conntera. We are receiving the very
latest novelties of the foreign and domtstic market as soon as” they are pf'htluccd.
Separate Shirts. ..
Oar Skirts are noted tor their superior finish as well no their shapé: No better
hanging Sit 1rt can be made than those we sell, and the materials and are the very beat.
$2.7 5 hull $3 00
3.50
4.00
4.00
4.50
5.00 and 5.50
6.50
7.50
1‘. 3? 5 , , ‘
, .- 21w '
to} i
r
a
Black All Wool Storm Serge Skirts,
Navy Blue All Wool Storm Serge Skirts, .
Black Brilliauiiuc Skirts, .
Black Cheviot Skit ts, braid trimming,
Black Brilliantino Skirts, finest quality, ..
Black Brocade Silk Skirts, .
Black Bmcado Satin Skirts,
Ladies’ Muslin Underwear.“
Special sales of Ladics’ Muslin Undtrxear, commencing SATURDAY, Ftb. 12th.
TRISTRRM 5- HYATT
NORWALK, CONN.
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SOUTH NORWALK. ct iil- « NORWALK.
Ready to Prove It. WHAT. 9 That we have hetti-r gmds and lower prices than any other
hon-It" 1n the tam i Itieti. \\ lli’. ' lit-t'nua- no deal in i 'otuplete Home Fault-things.
Special Sale Carpet and Rug Department.
Best Wool Smyrna Rugs. 30x60. $1.9Q and $2.50
Moqucttc and Axmlnstcr Rugs, 30x60 ‘2 ‘l 1 $2.50
CURTAIN DEPARTMENT.‘ '
..M :wi i't.t-xtr:1qnal_ilv wimlofhlt‘lca. lot-
i
1
10 point um~1m-ommiu».5-piece parlor suits
at!" 3-1 "when witlr. if; rents a yard
“'aivh Goods tlrparlmeut.
LAMPS .itiats.
We mil continue the apt-rial sale oi
”lturliagmn"
69 «rain. ('ompmo with shade chim-
ney and humor
The reading lampv or» all will. but
more are routing. ill let you know
when they arrive.
Tth.M.READCO.
Your
Wife
is a
Jewel
And your home in her netting,
which you whit befitting her.
There in nothing that help- more
than your walla. MUD paper
on titan: unit her? Some now
pretty paper would matte her an
mulling and‘pleaaetl.
I
Wall Pam
Palatcu’ supplant
now mutt-1a.
Pit-tuna Planned and Unframed;
Milt. W to Order.
Painting and Paper flaming.
man.
in Via-hm lilo-t,
loathliorwalh.‘
lament-went “mum. at!
:36 polo. double thrond lit-nth hm- gcistl 11.11911“ opaque trunnion,
vurtnitimill ytls. lung....... ...Ql KS lit-nu lace-latte orlaot- Magi... ''''' ' ' ' ' ' $23. 40 45' 50
gill palm heavy chenille curtain», i ..Ji‘x and Site oath 31)"- 50]“ 031‘ bedroom
: yd». long, lit-Ivy fringe top and $7.00 nil mints noon! curtain with. “lit ----------- - - $19
3 huttom. ”13.710. i.',ill 5.;(1 l1ra- mule remit to bang ............ 2'10: Solidonltlinrdmned diningt-hnir... .fl
l
Bargains in Every Department in Dry Goods, Notions and Domestics.
: 88 Washington St., SCOT} E D & HOYT Club Building,
3 So. Not-walk. Nortvnlk.
We make one average pt 1ce 0.1 eve: y thin-- to the entire store.
This 19 one-half the price the same goods used to sell for.
This opportunity is being taken advantage of by hundreds.
We want during the next week hundreds more to take advantage
of it.
The idea oi making this uupamllelotl chat is to clear out the
stock with a rush.
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 anywhere
,i’rom $2 to $3 on a dress pattern.
Just think of it; $2.50 today will buy more goods at the
South Norwalk Boston Store,
118 waamnto’ron gram.
Than $5.00 would anywhere else in town.
George R. VonAlatyno, Proprietor.
CHICKEN F000. 61111110111111 Harlot, THOROUGH
mm... want-ate no Mil dealcrn in an.
' , MA to
‘ Fresh and Salt Fish, . mun-drum.)
FancyoBroken.......,......; * Wm ,
‘ 1 Bm‘ Mb. ‘ , ii. , _ f
Bracken, , T,“ ...... . WWW. w . . ~
W it 7’ ' . u ‘
$1.00 per barrel 11mm mmmrom‘ox run :33 ~23...
' nan! emu. ‘
Sailohiakrhflinpwthatnhla, m r ' '-
nth-yanrfiandhwut. "““mm'h’
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