7 Doing light hoopla at Ser-
. walk and South lorhalh.
'Veath. Iota.
The weIther wad pleasant along the
Atlantic coaataud eatataaiuateaat
or the ltoclty mountains. Show ten in
the lots Mon aitd Ohio valley and
rainln the lower hiiaaippl valley Illd
Ouli Coaat. There were no tempera
tnrea below zero rborted.
Light anow tonight turning to rain
hunday.‘ Northweat winda.
In“
The topic of "IQ midweek prayer
meeting tonight will be. ”Prayer."
lilac Lillian Watkins. oi Taylor ave-
.‘ one. has beOn visiting in Bridgeport
i
George Kelly. tit Brooklyn, is a
guest at P. F. Keeling, of South Nor-
want.
“u
L. Mr. and hire. 8. 8. Dunning. at Beth
ei are guests of 1.8. Dunning oi
ElInwood avenue. .
Some men earn their living by sell-
ing tally a d others earn theirs by
giving it awy
The Ladies’ Miusionary society oi
the Congregational church will meet
Thursday ailernoon.
Mrs. George W. Seymour. oi Wash-
ington streetvda entertaining her moth«
er. hire. Frederick Banks. oi Wilton.
W .
l Rev. A. 3." Karanagh will deliver the
address at the Young Men’s Christian
association rooms. Sunday aiternoon.
. 1 , l
r—Two new mm and 'waltz ior pi—
ano, by D. B, Diabrow. at H. E. Bod—
well's. Washington street. Just pub-
lished.
, lTnnas Tribe. No.28. improved 0r-
der of Red Men. met last night and
eonierred the warriors and chiei'a dc-
rees on ceveral candidate.
The meeting oi the Young People's
Society of Christian Endeavor was led
Sunday evening by Nine Stella Footc.
l Topic. "Getting (time to Christ."
v N. i. Meservc. superintendent oi the
I South Norwalit Electric Light works.
returned home last night irom a tow
llays’ visit with his higher in Boston.
....__,___.
.l. A. Richardson rcprcaentrd the
South Norwaik Young Men's Christian
i association at the meeting oi the use
imitation workers in New ilavcn. Mon-
day.
i Attorney" and Mrhf't.’ 'M. imkwood.
. who recently port-halted a very desir-
ablc bunitwua site in East avenue, will.
it in said, begin the ertuttion oi a hand—
I; name residence this apring.
Dr. G, W. lhvnedil-t. the Democratic
postmaster at South Norwalir. in a
candidate ior remppolntmt-nt. And
right in (.‘onsrclotman‘ Hill's own town.
ttlol~Nrw llitW'il Palladium.
The Sabbath school claim oi .l. A.
icbardaon. in tlw’ i’irut Metboditd.
.ptncopni church, will give an unit-r-
T'ainmcnt and aIImrt'l' ulnizht at Mr.
viicbardaon'u rmidcnrc in ('bl'atnut
if lrret. Bomb Norwalit.
I , :‘TIIc social which was to have been
Z‘vcld that night by the Young Pulpit-"II
‘ Il-ll'ty of Christian Endeavor in tiuv
nth Norwalk Congregational church
Ina indefinitely [HHUHmNL ms the
church wall occupied tor other mmvt
lugs.
.......
. A ltanbnry iirrn oi hut Innnuinetur
P we! but received a large «mm [or
mutation Ion army hatu {rum rev
who mpvly the government it
In unusually large order and tho
v has lllhlrut’tlonn to with them
-v II on quickly at poaatide.
”I 0'” la dill! pnranirm bill ”be
‘ oi Willing Stamford. He made
‘ mvlaita to police hndtplnb
' m, and wan very attire all
il- helieraa that alarm; the nth
l .. Iiaatherelatoolnm'h malt
duller parlor-ted In lltantiord on
W‘“
“and will anolte an imperial
“in “minutes. The over
"It" ya on hour' I romiort
‘ m announces that
m intends to retire
7m m ”Q!" litre rotu-
: W our!“ in the SI-
‘ , instantly lllll in
I. no la uten-
, A'oionel
{ml- in in line
W... A. Md: building” tioa
to his realdence on River-aide Terrace.
m...
The excellent condition at the roada
have brought out a turn number at bl-
cycilata.
Mra. George Hunter. oi East or ’
baa returned home train a vi _
Montclair, N. J. .
Royal Adamo baa moved into the
house recently occupied by L. 1.. Sher-
b“
Seymour Curtis and Barry W. Mer-
rill, hiorwalit bnnlt clerks. have pure
chased 8AM. Merritt'a cedar altlll.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick W. Hoyt. oi
East avenue. have returned home from
a two weeka' visit in New York city.
The Pinneo book stock is to be in—
ltcn to South Norwailt und placed on
sale in George VanAIstyne's store in
Washington street.
~l.uther M. Wright's bicycle repos—
itory is open evenings until 9 p. m..
where you are invited to inspect the
finest wheels in the Twin Cities. which
includes the iamons Luthy. Sill). Fred
ll. Gaming. Manager bicycle dept.
Mrs. Workman and son David: at
Belden avenue. are at Naugatuck to-
day to attend the funeral oi a relative
Mrs. George Gyde.
Commissioners upon the insolvent
«date at Landlord Tuttie, oi the Nor-
walit Hotel. will be appointed by the
Norwallt Probate Court. March 12.
The Christian Endeavor stmiety oi
the South Norwalk Congregational
church‘will hold a buainesu meeting.
following the prayer meeting. tomor-
row night.
Mrs. Robert F. Nolan. oi 9 Raymond
street. was called to New Canaan, yet-I-
terday, on account oi the sudden and
serioua illness oi her sister. Mm Joa-
c-ph Freeland.
The decks tor the new bank build-
ing have arrived. They are of such
large dimensions that the plate glans
windowu bad to be taken out to get
hem into the building.
Stone to raise the money netvcssary
’o erect a noltliera' monument in South
Vorwoilt will probably noon ht- ro-
IPI’t’fl. There is now Stalin“? in the
mode oi the citizcna' committee.
Anna Nirkeruon Willi very pie-aliantly
.IIrpriIch Monday evening by a num-
ber oi friends who gamercd at her
home in Concord avenue. in honor oi
he annivcroary oi her birthday.
it'll t‘olc says he has no idea oi ennv
u-rting hill Wail ntrI-ot property into
I. hotel alto. an roporicd. Mr. Cole la
villing to assist in am it an enterprise
Int thinks a bowl should be in unit il
tlflt't' whore store-II would illi’illsill part
II the revenue.
it. is oxpcrtcd that it "lmrry will"
viii be given the companion oi the
'ounwvtirut Iniiliin within a low day“.
i will be in the nature oi a test. and
lw men will assemble ill the annlIril-a
m rapidly nu ptmlbiln Each company
till try to do it» boot.
The New York Grocery company's
lll‘Ki' output of nit-rrhnndlmv through
In several tiiiil'l‘li cunlllca it to buy
'livnply. lllt'li up linrxaimt. :«vnn tbl~
marital» thoroughly and stvevurt- lili‘
wt-‘Il. null thuu sell at liw lowest [Iril't'hfi
”iv uIII-m-uu oi’ the I-tliitlmiiy in prawn
or the large patronage it enjoy II.
.\ decidedly interesting morning wan
th-nt at ”W Central club. yesterday,
lira, John Ii. Seymour. with her uniml
drill and intelligence. prepared twenty
hougiittnl and bclpiul current Minnie.
\ aplrlll‘tl dlnt'uuuion was carried out
"till! Illi‘l‘i'fll'liiiy. The morning Ill
“and: lit will be ditto under him. Bey»
nour.
"i am iirmminx ol‘
lions. Thee."
by it. l2. itinhrow: ciao aonu, "l‘a lion»
l/lt liowtl dr- l-‘lddlc'n Strings." oi llod»
well’a,
Matchmaker Jot-it ltonabm- lliut dr
third that the next tuning allow llfllli'l‘
'he umpires oi the llrltlteport Athletic
‘lllli will latte More at liaiiorn' linil.
rilliflllly evening, March in, ilocnu-w oi
llan KN'P'I driver. It the hand:- of
lat-it Fox at Norwailt last Friday
night, llit' prtmpect oi a match homer-n
Kevin and Harry Lane an fallen
.hrongh.
t'ounty i'onllniauioner In. an iron:
:Irer oi the board. yesterday Iwnt
"lit-rho to the ”rural town» in the
county for the amounts do» them tor
the money received lot licence during
the M m. "I’M division in II,
iollowa: MW. ”0125; litirbnry.
not»: ttnCanaaI Malian; diam.
lord. “Ct“ W. ”taco The
county WI dare or the pro-
ceeds wan “It“.
ironic. the m, a” liver!“ to
wood. in team Itreet. i
0
”that
Wt.
22 South Main Street.
mummaee..mm
a“ v. 7...... M ..
Buckingham Post. G. A R.. will
meet tonight.
The Norwaik police made eleven ar-
rests last month.
hire. Howard Holmes is visiting with
Mina Maud T. Shores, in Bridgeport.
Harvey M. Kent. of Arch street, in
slowly improving irotn hi- recent ill-
noes.
The number oi books given out by
the Norwollt library last month was
A .10
William W. Bloom has moved from
l'nion place to (.‘hcatuut street. Nor-
waik. r
W p Ambler is in “union! today
to place orders torI amoral more
Wheel». i
.lohn Camelot-k and Henry Joyce
are having extensive repaint made to
thoir unilboai.
M.
Attorney .ioacph Taylor will have
his suit with i}. .l. \Yadhama tried in
"the Town ('(llll'i.
W
her block in East Washington otrcct
painted term with and black.
Miss Vivian Smierutmm. of liuytlcw
avenue, was the guest of Mien liaiuy
Diver, in llridglvpnri, yesterday.
ml'ery beat Higin Creamery Butter.
23c lb. New Yorlt more. A“
Misti Lulu l'ryr. of New York. is
spending a low days with Mr. and lira
W. allartram, oi llz'vtrilot altos-t
Footer ilrothors broln- around this
mornlnx tor Ibo erection of a voltage
at ilell island for Ii. llarltcn. oi New
York.
The funeral oi the late Henry W.
Raymond will take piun- ttmIorrow
uitcrnoon at 21:» ti't’lllt'k from his
home in Woo-I Surwallt.
llev. and .“i‘I-i. Warren Allin-ion. oi
Wont Womlalmvit. urc guests of Mrs
\iht‘l’ltm'll mother. Mrs. (‘haries H.
liydt'r. oi loner plum
William Murphy. who was arro-ntml
(or intoxication, yesterday. was thin
morning acntcurcd to thirty dnyu in
loll. illitt'lilt'r with the Poets.
t'. l-‘ord Scull-y writer-I irii‘nda in
rimmiord that he will b4- thereon
March it: and will surprise hla iill'ntlii
with something now in I-yclcdom.
L, .l. Reynold», tlir cxprcuamnn.
molten at luminous oi willing for and
delivering good» for Satin iv i'ofa now
v'qucl and IuIItrI'vw Imvttm cleaning
works-I.
lumen-I ll. tilinuivmi. i l rtxvtmlurd. lid.-
ulmmvt i‘t‘t'ilht'i’l'tl trout Ilnv elm-ta of
hill I'mvont llllierm lint: iii owe more
able to about, it in expert”! that hit
illmulrad will itultlil luv or bill "min in
.t (PW weeks.
The Golden Hill" l‘ll'l’ll‘ oi Klnu‘r
thud-tiller: "l the Firm t'ongrmutirmai
t'lllll’i'll will meet thin III-cit Thur»-
duy. iii-tend of Friday afternoon at
It :ttt o‘clock. with )lrll, Ml'AlliIlit-n of
Adams nvrnuo,
'i‘btv altar cloth» in "Mint church.
“‘euiport. Iii-Ir'll during the Lenten por-
lod. are new and very imtttllul. tow
the work oi Slim Edith John, of .
Walk, inrmI-riy oi Wentport,
l'iomvtvr limit and lad
admitted two new no
land night. linrry C‘ '
Ilnamlal mrrtury ‘
Wood weighed "
llama VIII til I
At thIv mid-
.‘iorwalh Ct
nmrrow ‘i
will del . '
ry i ,.
"Joel
GillIilllllilllllllllihllIlhtltltllli
A No. 1" In all respects.
1 lb cans, 25 cts; l lb cans, 13 cts; l lb cans, 'i cts.
Give it a trial.
F. D. LAWTON s: co.,
South Norwalk
You have a perfect right to feed your horse
poor and dirty oats if you so desire, but a cer-
tain consideration for the good health and ap-
pearance of your estimable animal, should
prompt you to feed the best and to have them
screened, even though they should cost more;
but if they don ’t, what apology would you offer
your horse should he be enabled to ask you,
Why not buy oats that's clean ‘3
“'I- sell:
I'Zariforn {in IloIm-s.
ii. 0. Feel for tom-ll.
H. o. I’et-Il for i'llllt‘. manual T. HatCh'
H. 0. Feed for Imuitry .
A GOIIERCIAI. Hlill SCHO0L
l'nr preparing young men and women for business.
THE l'.\t"l'
that thin w hool annually places over
ninety-Ow per cent. oi its graduating
. elm. lIIn trite it it :I
National Reputation
for high-toned work.
For outline of gradual:- Putin-09,
address the principal.
Department i'. M. A. MERRILL.
Mrs. Dudlcne iv! Raymond in having f‘
Afia.é.cLass.
Tli.\t‘ll|£l{2:~“r\ ‘cbeap' enameled Sauce Pan costs
to cents and lasts three months. A Stransky
it: I John V Winters went to Harte
l'tilti yeutordny
Mlirllit Kolloau will lead tho- "viral
notified?! at llrootl litter. tonight.
Mimi hlary t'o
walk in the
pie in tint and emirrvddored. Tin-y are
Books. . Books.
ill the Latest Boots at Popular Prices.
i
A“
Simon llulc. by Anthony Hope .......... $i.lll
Tilt1 i'ltristitut .......................... 1. lil
St, [\cn'. Ll”
”is (have of tlsntomlc ................. l. I”
Ally boult not llittlm'k unit-red at lluv l't'fllllllrtll-o’nlllll.
WILLIAM 'P. BEERS.
l't Wall Street. horwallt. Conn.
Books. .. Books.
WW
a P1?! ,thrr wyzfiwy‘VK 7
Steel ware Sauce l’an costs 50 cents and
lasts live yearn. Which is cheaper " "
t-z Winn I: CI. .tss:«
it lasts for years."
Even the A B C class Imam—and surely good
housekeepers ought to know.
TII
South Norivalk Hardware Company,
42 South Main 3L. So. Norwnlk.
Drop m n ":1Iltfll‘il or call.
m. .. _ _ ,
t'. R. Gardiner in appending the an
in SF! York.
‘l two will be no meotlnn ol the riommi lloum- and iamtly moved
Haydn hiuultvnlclulithla we'll. yeaterdny irom lioutb Norwnllt to
iiridgeport.
"Tranoltcv Steel Ware,‘ cause
..
A
4
.1"?
iiinghams and "Cambrics
Ate going to be worn very largely this year.
show you I line think of both, of the very latest deaigua.
To liv en up trade, we oli’er today, one case of
Outing Flannels at 7c per yard
Extra good quality and choice M ,
Special tale of
QUICK .ALC3.
We have anticipated ll.
saaau. "(mg
BICYCLES.
Our Opening Day, Saturday, Feb. 26th _.
EAGLE.
CRESCENT. ;
SYRACUSE.
\Sll
Speir’s Road Racer.
CALI. AND EXAMINE AND NET i'.\’l'.\l.0iil'[-}. ‘ 3
Fox Cycle 6: Hardware
lzltl Washington Street.
”(VIRVTHINO FRO” A NEEDLE TO A” ANCHOR.”
llll'. CSIl'EllSll.
F001)
CHOPPER
CHOPS ALL KINDS 0!"
FOOD into Clean Cut Uni-
form vPieces no FINE or
COARSE as wanted.
.——-—o
Other machines chop meat
only. THIS DOES AWAY
WIT ll TH E Cit OPP! N G
BOWL ALTOGETHER.
cnors Potatoes. Meat.
Apples. Cabbage. Bread.-
EVERYTHING.
ad‘—
A machine you will use
every day. Call and ace it.
Contlocl, Watkins & lioI.
ll" Wauhiugton rim-ct ritnlth Norw alk.
hittrinli .t Knit .\Ilt tturm r»
PuaucAucnou
\V ill at ll M l'nlllil \llt iluu Iii
Wednesday. Inch 2d, '98
.\l llln'a'lin'l .t. In A
,\t ”iv-4'“ .! l Inlyktv'n vat-ire. “'uv-h-
lliKlNil ~l. ht’liluou H". Norvmlli.
le i-tlluwlu‘ lion-rilvivvl urtla'lr- H1: 't mw
luv-uh t clam limit unit-turn, main intuitiim,
Nauru. t dug-«n limp- lore .n-nm "‘lll’l-
lint". loluhr-o l huge l-rutitr i-tr nutriilmm
”or. the Irv-ll known nimm “Kate \lkt-u."
one mm, "il'li'fl. ribbing lactic. wnte-r I‘mlt'l'.
' illilr, I ll
Il-lnrm) enlcv will ittkt- ttltwt- lil'll
Inir titty. v-nttIt- lInIIr,
TERMS CASH.
l’urtiruinre oi til-mu a l‘prlyltr. Winning»
Inn et , Irv Mitchell A Item. .‘inrwnilt is? it
i PRICES Fm
$20. ,
TO
9,,“
$75.60
DEBRFOO’I’ FARE] _..,
SausageuaBtni
Twenty lbs. 'l'nh W
Atnllitlc htluw thematmm r; ,l
Home-
little
Canned '
Fruits
SAMUELGOISTOGKJI
zVurtlt Main Street.
“THE NEW
MlHlGKEHll.‘
title of the [Ming Hotelaot W”.
Connecticut. _"
lllll‘ llll COLD Ilm um.
\Y e InaheI apecialu'oi “Park QW’D
imported i-‘i the Wine», Liam
and t‘lgnrn. . ,‘ 1‘
WE MAI! A 'fl'l'lin 0'
Banquets, and Sunday
Course Dinners,5llct§
JOSEPH 1.. wag.
3;.
»l Sizes!
Pricel$500
_ which we have decided to cloflt’
’ ‘ Ol'BRCOA‘l‘S, left over from
five-i
All Qualitihel
At the One
m
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Norwalk Chronicler