oftbQ mid-week prayer
Will “(in Will he. "lawyer."
Miss Lillian W inset of'i‘aylor ave-
not. has beta visiting in Bridgeport.
George Kelly. lit Brooklyn. is a
smell! I7. Resting. oiBouthNor-
walk.
v
Ilr. and kits. 8 8t Dunning. of Beth
el, are guests of 3. 8. Dunning. of
_ Elmwood ayenue. .
l Some men earn their living by sell-
ing tally 3d others earn theirs by
‘ giving It a “
The Ladies' Missionary society of
.l , the Congregational church will meet
, Thursday afternoon.
, Mrs. George W. Seymour. of Wash-
, ington attested: entertaining her moth-
er. Mrs Fredelick Banks. of Wilton.
Rev. A. Sl‘liavanagh will deliver the
address at the Young Men's Christian
-_ , association rooms. Sunday afternoon.
_TT""""" .
-1'wo new songs and waits for pio
ano,byD.E,Dishrow. atH.E. Bod-
well s. Washington street. just pub-
lished.
Uneas Tribe. No.18. Improved 0r.
tier of Red Men. met last night and
conferred the warrior’s and chief's de-
grees on several candidate.
.. The meeting of the Young People's
[J Society of Christian Endeavor was led
' Sunday evening by Miss Stella Foote.
Topic. "Getting Close to Christ."
, N. I. Meserve, superintendent of the
South Norwaik Electric Light works.
returned home last night from a few
i days' visit with his sister in Boston,
.l. A. Richardson represented the
South Norwnlk Young Mons Christian
annotation at the meeting of the as-
soication workers in New Hav.en Mon-
day.
Attorney and Mi‘ii'tl'Mi‘ilockwood.
who recently purchased a very desir-
able business site in East avenue. will,
it is said. begin the erection of a hand-
some residence this spring
Dr. G. W. Benedict. the Democratic
postmaster at South Norwalk. is a
candidate for refappointment. And
right in Congressman‘ Hill's own town
tool—New Haven Palladium
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The Sabbath school class of ..i
ichardson. in the First Methodist
.piseopal church will give an outer-
. minimal and supper" tonight at Mr.
' ' rhardson's residence in Chestnut
rent. South Norwalk.
3 The social which was to have been
eld last night by the Young l’lwopie’u
cty of Christian Endeavor in the
nth Norwalit Congregational church
was indefinitely positioned. as the
church was occupied for other int-pl-
lugs.
A iianbury firm of bat nunutartur-
eves has received a large order for
mulatlon soft army bats from ro-
iallers who supply the government. ll
is an unusually large order. and the
firm has instructions to rush them
through us quirkly as possible.
Eben Owen ill still pursuing his ob
inst of reforming Stamford. He made
several more visits to police headquar—
‘3 tars yesterdl and was very attire all
i day. He believes that among the oth-
er existing nine there Is too much man.
Ill labor performed in Stamford on
the Sabbath. ‘ ‘
«Joule men will smoke an imperial
cigar in 36 minutes. The aver—
’ manner will get an hour's comfort
but dim
A Bridgeport paper announres that
‘ctli In.“ Sheridan intends to retire
nut Am when he shall have com
plated thirty years wire in th~ Na.
tinsel till-rd. There Is already talk as
in his successor. list so one is torn»
calculi-s iJentenant-t'oionsl
Lilia-lino. of micro. who u in line
in. atria-rib universe?! 0! (-‘on'
Vidal. In” of Temperance
starved nest Holiday limit.
the state have
of being pres.
chm sillslrst
museum! his
mummemWwIfi.
”who mated
,mgmmviflslty
”1’ iii. “retired
hwmiflilllmmbsrofhl-
cyclists. '
m
lnGeorgeHsatermflls‘stsv
hurettu'ned limo irons
Wish. it.) ,1. .
Royal Adults has moved into the
house recently occupied by L. L Sheri
wood, in leases street.
M
Seymour Curtis and Harry W. iter-
rili, Norwaik bank clerks. have pur-
chased M Merl-ltt's cedar skid.
s
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick W. Hoyt. of
East avenue. have returned home from
a two weeks’ visit in New York city.
The Plnneo hook stock is to be in—
ken to South Norwalk 'and placed on
sale in George VauAlstyne's store in
Washington street.
—Luther 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 famous Luthy. Sill). Fred
H. Ganung. Manager bicycle dept.
Mrs. Workman and son David: of
Bean avenue. are at Naugatuek to-
day to attend the funeral of a relative
Mrs. George Gyde.
Commissioners upon thewiusolvent
mints of Landlord Tattle. of the Nor—
waIk Hotel. will be appointed by the
Norwaik Probate Court. March 12.
The Christian Endeavor society of
the South Norwalk Congregational
t-hurch"wiil hold a business meeting.
following the prayer meeting. tomorv
row night.
Mrs. Robert F. Nolan. of 9 Raymond
street. was called to New Canaan. yes-
terday. on account of the sudden and
serious illness of her sister. Mot. Jos-
eph Freeland.
The desks for the new punk build-
ing have arrived. They are of such
large dimensions that the plate glass
windows had to be taken out to get
heat into the building.
Steps to raise the money necessary
to erect a soldiers' monument in South
Ken-walk will probably soon be re—
tewqd There is now $14564. in the
lands of the citizens committee
Anna Nirkerson was very pleasantly
ulrprised Monday evening by a num-
ber of friends who gathered at her
name in Concord avenue. to honor of
the anniversary of her birthday.
Ira Cole says he has no idea of con-
vetting his Wail street property into
l. hotel site as reported. Mr Cole is
villing to assist in suth an enterprise
ill! thinks a hotel should be in Huh a
dare whore stores would furnish part
it the revenue.
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It is expected that a "hurry rail"
.lei be given the mmpanieu of the
'tilinl‘l’lii'lil militia within a few days.
i will be in the nature of a test. and
be men will assemble in the armories
is rapidly as willie. Barb company
viii try to do its best.
The New York Grocery company's
'arge output of merchandise through
in several stores enables it to buy
-heaply. pick up bargains. wan thc
narkets thoroughly and Wét'iii'l' the
Will. and thus sell at the lowest prices.
l’bo success of the company is proveu
py the large patronage it enjoys.
A devidetily interesting morning was
lpttlll at the Central club. yesterday.
lint. John 8. Seymour. with her usual
titlll and intelligence. prepared twenty
hougbtful and helpful current events.
\ spirited dismlslilon was carried out
nosl successfully. The morning of
“arch if. will he also under Mrs. tiny-
mom.
"i am Dreaming ill‘TllN."
, lions.
by ll. it. illsbrow: aim song. "l's Done
Let Down tie l'ldtlic's Strings." at Bod-
well's.
Matchmaker Jack Donahue has den
"iiifll that the neat boxing show under
be auspices of the Bridgeport Alhiotio
viub will take place at Hailorlt’ Ilali.
ruevdsy evening. March l5. lief-mm of
ilan Kevin‘s driest at the lilntls of
lack Fox at Rorwalk last Friday
oishl. the prospect of a maif'li between
Keefe and Harry Lane has fallen
hrough. 3
County Font-thinner in. as treas-
lrer of the board. yesterday sent
hooks to the several towns in the
county for the amounts due them for
be money received for license during
the past month. ”The division is all
(allows: illratford. 3109.23: Dsrhury.
97mm; ltew its-ass. "50.30; Blata-
’ord. ”65.00: Bridgeport. ”ism. The
musty tressnrer‘a mars of the pro-
asevls was "13.25.
Davis. the tailor. says advertising in
the Beatinei pays: that he slwsys gets
quirk team that he ran trace di-
rolouss. People have come to under.
tread that if they see it is lit lisvis’
id it‘s-n; initiations Win.
Thesaddlsstellsditlnnotthemsds
miytohisasmwsealeatslalksseorra
”www.mvent.
m
Buckingham Post. 6. A. it, will
meet tonight.
The Norwalk police made eleven ar-
rests Iast mouth.
lire. Howard Holmes is visiting with
Miss Maud T. Shores. in Bridgeport.
Harvey M. Kelli. of Arch street. is
slowly improving from his recent ill—
ness.
The number of books given out by
the Norwalk library last month was
2.510.
William W. Bloom has moved from
I'nion place to Chestnut street. Nor-
walk.
O
W. P. Ambler is in Hartford today
to place orders for9 several more
wheels. ‘
s-
Johu Comatocit and Henry Joyce
are having extensive repairs made to
their sailboat. ‘
Attorney Joseph Taylor will have
his suit with E. J Wadhams tried in
the Town Court.
Mrs. Dudlene l-‘.. Raymond is having
her block in East Washington street
painted terra coma and black.
Miss Vivian Soderstrom. of Bayvicw
avenue. was the guest of Miss Daisy
Diver. in Bridgeport. yesterday.
—\'ery best Elgiu Creamery Hillier
23c lb. New York store.
Miss Lulu Frye. of New York. is
spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs.
W. S. Bartram. of Harriet street.
Poster Brothers broke ground this
morning for the crottion of a voltage
at lieil Island forir. .Ilsrken. of New
\'.orlt
The illncml of the Iatr- llenry W.
Raymond will take plam- tomorrow
aiternoon at 2:30 o'riori; from his
home in West Sorwaik,
Rev. and Mrs. Warren .ttherton. of
West Woodstm-k. are guests of Mrs.
Alhorton‘s mother. hits. Charles E.
Ryder. of Lynn place.
William Murphy, who was arrested
for intoxication, yesterday. was this
morning sentenced to thirty days in
jail. together with the not».
i'. Ford Henley writes friends ill
Stamford that he will be there on
March l2 and will surprise his friends
with something new in t-yl‘ledom.
in J. Reynolds. the esprmsmun.
molten a business of rolling for and
delivering goods for Rollo 8r f_'o.'ll new
rnrpel and mattress Melim rimming
Will'lili.
Joules ll. liltimvmi. Li Stamford. ban
alumni recovers-d from llw sheets
his rmout illnesu and is ontl- more
able to nbotu. It is extant-u that Mr.
lllmstrad will again In» or his oiilre in
a few weeks.
of
The Golden ltule win-ll» of King's
Daughters of the First ('ongrt-gutitmal
t'lllll’t'll will meet this week Thurs—
day. instead or Friday afternoon at
no o'clot‘it. Willi Mrs. MtrAllitltt-t'. til
Adams avenue.
The altar cloths in Christ church.
meort. lewd during thr- lienteu pen
loll. are new and very beautiful. pur-
Illl’ in tint and embroidered. They are
the work of Miss Edith Jones. of Nur-
walk. formerly of Westtmrt.
Pioneer Hook and ladder company
admitted two new active members.
last night. Harry (’amp was elected
financial surretary to sin-reed James
Wood resigned. A feast of stewed
t-isms was enjoyed after the meeting.
At the mid-week wirin- of the iimllli
Norwalk Congregational church tr»
morrow night. Her. tiersld ll. Board
will deliver the hi-monlhiy preparato.
ry lecture. Hrs. Campbell will sing.
"Just for Today." and Ilr. Stanley will
play "Katnmenoi‘OItrnw." by ltnbeu.
stein.
The candidacy of James Huntington
of Wuodbury. formerly state's alter»
m for withheld county. for the item.
tie nomination for countess is at»
Harlin smell attention from Demo-
mts. iir. Huntington’s smls but»
has. pretty well over the district and
alive found. new that thermos)!
an election at s Wat do not as.
WWWWW'W
isothllrslrlsldeossly simmer
that
the
the”
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“1.3.
22 South Main Street.
screened, even though they
your horse should he be one
We sell:
l-Zar Corn for horses.
if. 0. Feed for boon-s.
H. 0. Feed for cattle.
H. 0. Feed for wullry.
lillRRlLL
COLLEGE,
Stamford,
Conn.
for bl
"ifpitl’tlnt'lll C.
.3 3 all respects.
l lb cans, 25 cts; l lb cells, 13 cts; l lb cans, 7 ate.
Give it a trial.
F D. LAWTON e 00.,
South Norw-
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
should cost more;
but if they don ’t, what apology would you ofier
bled to ask you,
Why not buy oats that’s clean ?
Handel T. Hatch.
gll-iouetl work.
For outiineof graduall- (tour-am,
utilities the print ipllI.
ll!
3 FW/ wflwwaim-V"“" ”Aw ‘
I-‘ur posturing young men and women for business.
THE FACT
that this sellool anuunllv plum m er
ninety-five per cent. of its graduating
”M tins. Ills sin n it a
National Reputation
M. A. MERRILL.
Books. .
ill the Latest Boots at
Simon Dale. by Anthony H
Any book but ill tilfltfk unit-ml ut
. J” W " aWF‘Dr‘».‘h‘Worvv Wffif‘.
WU
W
.’
TB.\Ciliilt:—-
lasts five years. W
it lasts for years.”
housekeepers ought
lint.» m tl initial rural or call.
tic-v. John T, Winn-rs went to Harb'
ford yesterday.
There will be no meeting of the
Martin Kellogg will lead the revival
services at Broad River. louighl.
a
ills. Mary (mom. of iiouth Nor- , ,
walk. is the guest of hills Mamie Imkr
of Mumford.
St. Joseph's T. A. ll. society Vili‘
hold its monthly business meeting in
Music Hall tomorrow night.
tlid Well ltitlgo roulerred the third
degree last night on Attorney Joseph
ll Taylor and enjoyed refreshments
after the, work. '
Mrs. l.. W. limelletlgl. of Iii flute
street. yesterday received word of the
death of her father. A. B. Burke“. in .
Waterbury. '
ill-s Hair- lirllonaltl has returned to 3
her bottle in Brooklyn. after a visit .
with titles Maggie Ponder. of Wood
street.
I
lrr. Noble will gm his, usual bi» ,
monthly lmors. mes-raters to Holy
"olnlsnnton. tomorrow ersailig in the
Sorwsik iltmmllmllaw.
WW0“-
At the praise mice to its time
lander eve-lag seat is the first Con»
mutton» amines Wt of
tires-- Assert tiers-us sad lent-so
We nstttag at W‘s hum
The Christian .............
St. Ives ...................
His Grace of Usulonde. . .-
WILLIAM l).
”Wall Street. \orsalk Conn.
Books. 3 Books.
V‘tf‘
I‘m. ’
inittb.
lit Phat. Grill mt Hint.
‘Vrd‘ll'il’rll'tm
'3’.
Books.
Popular Prices.
ope .......... $1.11)
............. Lil)
............. 1.10
............. Lil)
llit' o-gulnrdiwnnul.
BEERS,
B __.., CL-ASS . ,
hich is cheaper 5 "
to know.
Fresh Arrivals.
', l'lrvk l'ot.
Thick.
l’lnr Flavored.
‘ Appointing.
. Smi.
Weight I':, lbs.
Strawberry. Bayberry,
Hupinvrry and lied i‘urranl
Jams, itlglasr. st lilo.
M
I
min in Emeline
mt” ”ti-u.-
F I PI”.
intended to retail at ail-sot» a run.
Hull its and due: arm? heavy.
Ass lost Wand!
Price, lilo a can.
new arrivals; iiols-m Hull-r 3' "9
nod limo laid lan-
srstl the».
“funding slump-given. its _
to its money to mulls—W
putt *sosump'unl seal-tor .
, ”a” ‘OW.
in Earth Hutu fittest.
“A ‘clteap’ enameled Sauce Pan costs
in cents and lasts three months. A Stransky
Steel Ware Sauce Pan costs 50 cents and
Tue Wool l: Cross: ——”Translrev Steel Ware. cause
Even the A B C class knowswnnd surely good
South Nortvalk Hardware Company,
A: South Main at" So. Nor-walk.
t'. it. Gardiner is spending the do}
in Sew Yorit.
[loose and family moved
Samuel
llnyllu Musical t'lublhia week. yesterday from South Norwnllt to
- Bridgeport.
, ton nt..or .
8P
Gingham and
tobewomveryllrgelyibhyear.
showmaflneahckdbotihof
'i‘o liven up trade, we offer today, one case of
Aregoiu
Special
Very
DALI;
noel:
EAGLE
CRESCENT.
Spe . .
CAI I. AND FVAMINF AND
I20 \Vaiilllllgluil
Till) UNIVERSAL
FOOD
CHOPPER
CHOPS ALL KINDS OI"
FOOD§into Clean Cut Uni-
form »i’ieees as FINE or
COARSE as wanted.
———
Other machines chop meat
only. THIS DOES AWAY
“"1111 THE Ci‘IOPPING
BOWL ALTOGETHER.
CHOPS Potatoes. Meat.
Apples, Cabbage. Bread.“
EVERYTHING.
A machine you will use
every day. Cnilandseelt.
COlllilOcl, Wilkins a Dov.
II2 \vullingmn Street South Somali.
Home-
Ant llnrlel rs.
limbo-ll Ir film
rustlclllcnos
“w.
“illwil ivy I’liblit \lntlnu or
Wednesday, tool it, '98
Al illo‘rilu'k u. m a
One
.\t illw‘m .k l'pllyke’p store. Wit-ll-
lulu-ill ~l. Ivrillito'. Pin. Xurwnlll.
lefolioislngtiewrilmiartil-Im. Ht: itrmv
Misti! l tint-l limit, mttutrr». soda fountain.
ulnar». lvdmsm lumps. lid' :rr-um tlsiuvm,
ill-bu. ist ”in. liar“: broth-r for restaurant
use. the ill-known sloop Hots Aiken,"
uneumo tl‘Jlltll fishing in: kit. thlurmmler
t hair. i i.
If sinfully stile will take pint-v first
1full' tiny. «little hour.
1‘ ,nms cnsn.
l’urtlrtil vn of Olson a i'prlyite, Wit-biog.
lit-bell l! lion. 3‘thqu ”3 it
Outing Flannels at 7c per yard
Extra good quality and choice;
EDWARD STRE: _
No. 5 Gazette Building, Norwalll, Conn. 3
BICYCLES...
Out Opening Day, Saturday, Feb. 26th}
svnncusr-zh
lr’s Road Racer. i
“‘1 IRVTHINO FROM A NEEDLE To A" ANGHOIJ”
Made Grapes.
cut-on.
Canned mm
Fruits.
SAMUELOOISTOOLJI’
Illil llli cow li‘llli tutti“
We makes speclnliyof Park ‘M’l To 3..
Banquets, and ’4
Course Dinner-3,50 _
Jonson t.. WM .3
mentavoa. :3 .3
mo phantoms not! l
Cambrics
We have anticipated it, ‘
the very latest designs.
much less than the ngnlqr
“1
onset. is W"““*
ivE'l' ('A'l‘. “.016le
St reel .
At a little below the market m. .
Peaches.
zxortll Main Street.
THE NEW
MlHlOKEllO.‘
l
T.
of the Leading Hotels of WWII
Connecticut. 3:
«’24.
Imported Fine Winn, Mann
and Cigars.
1 t,
‘M
WE HARE A FEATURE 0’ .
‘w
All Sizes!
. At tile One Price! $5.00 At the
The is the price at which we
In“ IC 9098.
Mel
most
, etc.
i
entire line of spams omncosrs, left over from a
This is a grand opportunity to purchase a light I '3
Overt: at, and you should not let it slip by. .
not at yof them. Noneeversold for less than
most than were from 810.00 to $15.00. Tito
prise lack Disgouaid and Chalets, Light Color
All arewell made sndwell - ~ ~»
’ them have satin sleeve linings. All fists '1
too; Allaitheoneprieensquottd M. 3
Open everyevrningnuiilnineo’eloek
DAVIS, the Tailor
Tin Quail. *
have decided to cloth1i ,
Norwalk Chronicler