a.
bi bullet-.31 snow ,
ls‘lt “region and cloudy
WW
clsl-Dry Escallops, 20c. qt.. for
Sniu4rday.V Jail.) 5. VBridge Fish Market.
plain Walter Miner. of Groton. is
visiting in Norwoik.
Henry Wilson is again on the staff
stith Marshall; Howl“! ‘
Fe. alt Actualw value—our entire
4 dime!!! Goods. 85c. yard. M S.
tit if: V00. .
. ,
Mrs. Sni' ah E.-8n1ithi of Newtown
avenue. is on the sick list.
_ W
Meir arl rm sold 2: psir of buy
cabs to Bridgeport parth 22' .2
fl—M
hieltens. l2$5c. 10 Water street.
:2 NipikAgne 28 etc; ct High street,
' riends in Middletown. ,
l,” Mini D. , 8n1it'h; o! Heviland
streetnisrecoverlng treni a we eks' ill»
«we».
The Arlen Singing Society will hold
itslannu‘el election snooty night, at 8
o'clock
Oliai'leii Kelly, of West avenue has
, resumed his studies at at Thomhe'
dentistry ,4 ‘2. . .
45’1“. Grsnuiated Sugar. 81 00 P
Jul! Liam-10?.” . .
h‘John 'Ungvary. Jr., of Smith street.
:goyred a situation in Perth Am-
bforwalk.’ en v‘isitlnx Mrs. W11
ham Landon. Darlen.
' V‘ ”Meir ,Boys' Winter Cups. O‘Brien.
J.C Wood ct New Haven. is
1dMorwaik.tbendliig the day with rel
, . olives.
Wu...“
" 9 ma lb.‘ Shoulder stk. 25c. 10 Water at.
' a. John ll. Hunter. who has been spend-
22111; the holidays at his home in Nor-
.‘whlk, line returned to Cambridge. to
‘ film biennium. )'2
' ”‘ oil‘s- pensions 1131mm.
may...“
tilt this ointment of Joseph in White
”in Wooster cemetery. Danbury, last
2. melt, the tent purchased by the Com-
. 2 story Association for burials on stormy
: days; was used tor the first time. The
2" test, which is o! ample disc to shelter
stood sised lunersl my. wall erectedh
yer the trove 1: lie a carpet was
the grave to the drive-
localities 11 ioopod. 'i'iiet
ant werem left open and
mi“ “It Way
,2; Quill"? l";
retehed from
* 1. .i... ”mi-'2'
lead on e
vere wind storm, accompanied by a.”
. driving rain. broke over the city inst ‘
oyeninpi. Although of short duration. 22
it did copulderuble do. age. 'l'elcgiaph
nod telep one wire were demoralizsd,
and very i2ttle news who use
‘ from the 12‘ out or points in t
of tho state. The Still Francisco and
Sun Motco clmlrlc. our line was obliged.
to stop running cure for scverul hours,
owing to the luck of motive power. At
the cliff House the wind blew ut the
role of sixty miles on hour, and the
ouruin was extremely rough. the waves
The Annual mestlnf— of the bonus
2 Question on Whirl (l w‘bill ‘
Iiiny grading;
W {
e7 McDonald has returned
to New York, after a visit with Misti *‘
Margaret Penter. ‘
ill Filling Clothing
You'll find ours perfect. ,1
in cut and fit, handsome, .
durable and moderately
L “Dry Escsilops. 25c at New Cen-
titty Market. ,1
”W "
. The Norwalk Hospital Board of Di
rectors will meet Tuesday night. in the
.Norwnlk; plum rooms. ....4.
lasts—W
.1 Mr. ‘and Mrs. A”. Sem'rid. of Weld live-
: on us have returned home. from their
' trip to Philadelphia”. Pa.
:rldliti‘ii Suit l’ork 1091b. my... ‘ ”‘
did a business yesterday nearly double that of :1 year ago.
Our garments will re~
rain their shepliness. be-
cause they’réV made right.
and the range of styles
and shapes hit all tastes.
Our prices are the low-
est in The Norwalk for
equal qualities.
lllilSllllK Bill.
South Nor’tballt.
MIL FORD A. GIFFIN.
What a hearty endorsement it was of our promise of greater op-
portunitics than cvcri
What an auspicious opening of the now your for us and for you
any you, because it brought just what was promised and expect»
cd; for us, because it brought your dollars and your satisfaction.
We're sorry to say: No more linudkcrcliicfs in the sale. You
bought them almost too fast. Not :1 paltry dozen left when the
. store closed Inst night; over two thousand sold during the day
- Charles Cuneo. of Bellfonte, Pa.. is
' Visiting Mr. and Mrs. G Ounce. 1;th-
'. . tor street. South :Norwnik. . 2
' ,‘ 'l‘he estate ”of “David B. Ogden will he
Fill? adjusted
Court. Saturday. in; 10 min
~Elgln Butter, 250, lb. P. J. Lynch
they were only an incident of the sale.
The real bone and sincw is still here in plenty:
wear. linens. cmbroidcrics. sheets and pillow-cases. nit-11's shirts.
" muslin under-
There will be a public installhtlen of
Clinton Commandery.
Knights Templar, this evening. ' '
officers of
Mr. and Mrs Homer 1“. Taylor and
’ daughter, of New York. spent yesterday
' with Mr and Mrs. Richard Golden
'—1.egs1.amo,12uc. 33 Main St.
of South Nor-
Corsci-covcrs. 5c. and to $3.75. 'l‘ablc-liucns,
Drawers. 10c. and to $2.
Night-robes, 29c. and more.
Walkiugvskirts.
The Latest
Quotations
on our unexcelled stock
will be sure to interest you.
You will not only confer a
favor on us. but you will dc-
rive especial benefit for your-
self, by coming in to see the
fine assortment and learn the
prices. There is no specula-
tion about it—it is just a le-
Miss Mada Adams.
walk is visiting Mrs. Claude in. Her-
yey.ot12 Balmtorth avenue Danbui'y.
Napkins, 50c. dozen and more
Crashes. 4}/3c. yard and more.
Mrs F'. A Bracken of. Livingston
street has returned home from a visit
to New Britain, accompanied by her
daughter. Mrs. George B. Gray of For-
'l‘owcls. ioc. each and more.
Short-skills. 250.34!” more. licdsprcnds. 75c. each and more.
Chemises. 25c. and to $3.
limbroiderics, 5c. and to $1.50
Shoots. 35c. each and more.
Pillow cases, So. each and more.
5 white shirts. 30c. each. 4
~Olosinz out sale of Gent’ :1 Under-
wear, 39c upward. M. S. Smith 8: 00.
Cotton cluny lace. 5c. yard.
Handkerchiefs.
Concord Dlvlsion, Sons of Temper
once, Will “tend the fifty‘tlfth anniver»
sary celebration of Friendship Dlvi
slon. of New Canaan Saturday night.
The members will go by carrynll.
Men's li‘iucy shirts. 35c. ouch. 3
Men's fancy lrimiucd night shirts, 42c.
”Washington (lump. Patriotic Order
Sons of America. held their regular
meeting. last night. and conferred the
degree on a large number of condi-
Atter the work a supper Was
gitimatc busmess opportunity gaze our on tho \ ltginla and T1 cekice
THE ROWLAND DRY GOODS 00..
BRIDGEPORI‘. CONN.
Window Shades, Cornice 1101954 blown off end the 1'-oi111dhouso mini-1
Wall Papers. Painters' Sup-
plies, Artists' Materials.
PICTURES.
Pictures Framed to Order.
Painting. Paper Hanging, Decor— bio was badly domns’n‘d
- Tim wvsic-i'u windows: of tho slu'ii'
university and iusnno asylum \vm'c
blown out. The rosidcucc of John S.
Parks. :1 uiiliiounii'c denier, \i'ns Hllulll:
A tlremens trumpet, to be disposed
ire Department of Grassy
Plain, is. on exhibition in a w
A. J Collins 8: Compuny's store, in
North Main street.
Elliott Curtis at Cornell University.
Who hits been spending the holldava
with his parents, Mr. and Mime William
A. Curtis. of West avenue. will -
sume his studies next week.
spec-mu
THIS WEEK only.
Our Intlro Stock of
DOMIT AND MUSLIM
500 Night Shirts
wDrr Emotions. the ct. New Cen~ ‘
-—Latest Derby Hots. O‘Brien.
M..—
Opcn evenings ii118:30.
DECKER.
87 WASHINGTON ST..
South Norwalk.
Professor C. A. Hurstrom has re-
turned home from a trip to Rhiladel
where he attended a meeting of
Phllological Society. and
the American
He was highly com-
rend a paper
mended upon l.ts gicrit.
Monday morning when Al Granger.
of Winston, went to visit his mlnkl
traps he found the toll of a mink. by '
It Milli of Sheri: Duration the Blow‘ 2
' Did Considerable Damage. 2 4
AN FRANCISCO, J urinary 44A lid".
crIyed liei' e
intdl'lor
breaking so high as to cover it part of
V the. roadway. A number of windows in . »
the Cliff House were broken and the en”
tire structure scorned threatened with
oollupsc. Masters of vessels on tho
wuicr front. got exli'n mooring lines and
by timely precaution provontml serious
disaster.
In the city. trees and many advertis-
ing fences were blown down. A new
residence in ii‘olsom street Wfl‘l blown
over. The heavy cornice of a building
at Kearney nnd Sucrnmculo streets. fill
to the street, and several pedestrians
bud nnri'ow oscilpcu. At. Powell and
Sacramento streets. two trees \vm'o
blown across the street cur trucks, slop-
piuu travel for some time. The storm
extended nil Along the line from Srintn
Cruz to Cape li‘litttci'y. The boy on tho
Oakland side was so rough tlint the for-
i'v steamer Nownrk was withdrawn
from service and the freight boni
Mount laden turned buck to poll. ‘
The British lmi'k Invci'mnl'k find the
American bark Theobald collided in
the buy. The Invormnrk find her jib—
boon curried nwuy.
YREKA. Col, January «inovcniy
two flu-bus of snow linvc fallen since
Tliiii'sdny ovonlnc. 11nd tlu' storm hits
not council. Buildings buvc collopson
under the tremendous weight.
North nnd south-bound trains, (2112
diil‘oi'onl places in the country on tho
line of tho i'nlli'ouil.
The Fort .loucs iind Eton stage has
been out since yesterday morning. try-
ing to cover n, distanoo of eighteen
miles. it is foni'cil the pnesonucrs rind
ilrjvci‘ 111'c. helpless in tho Scott vnllcy
mountains.
Two hundred 11ml twenty—lire extiii'»
slouisln from this county and us many
from southern (ii-cgou and other points
are in San Francisco. utmhlc to return
on Account of the blockade.
RENO. Neva. Jnuunry ivhluch (llllll-
nuo woe done here and in this vicinity
by last night's terrific windstm'm. n
south-bound passenger train on the
Neruda. California and Ol‘mmn Rail-
way was si.ruck.by the solo at liioylos
forlv miles north of Rune. and was
buried fiom the rails. P0111 pnsscn
gers 11nd ti'ainmen ucic hintD The
sovmost lniuiios \rcrc sustained by
Mrs H l) Dodgo of this city. .A bit"-
1"nllio.ul2cxiu'ose nos l‘i‘icil from the
trucks at Washington ’liills south of
hero.
A portion of the roof of the Control
Pacific freight depot in this city was
od similarly.
R. \A‘. Perry's livery siziblc. :1 three-
siory brick hulldiue, 11nd one of the
inmost in Reno. was demolished. Mr.
And Mrs. Percy and limb children Worn
buried in thc dcbils, but miraculously
uni; oped serious lniury
\. l‘olhof'f's lurgc l)i“i( k lii'oiv sin-
ly damn 21ml.
tho air over a hundred feet.
-..._.. -~—-—-———I—
CONNECTICUT PATENTS.
i. 1901.
List furnished from office of A. M.
ot the front leg of ‘
the animal in the tron. Trunks of 11
large wild cat showed who had visited
the trap hcfm o Granger had got there, '
'I‘M‘ . .Meud. of West a. trap and A port
haveaiie J
at 42c
'Phone 43-6
--Fresh Pork Shoulders. 10c
I
The onnunl business meeting of the Opon Ev...’ V‘Y’O'nc Until 9 0 °'°°k-
Epworth league of the Norwalk' Metho-
dist Church will be held in the Epworth
ruler of the church. this evening at
.80 o'clock. 'lhe election at caldera
for the ensuing year 11ml other“ import-
ant business is to be transacted at this
Meeting. Every member is requested
waver-1 ncx'r WIIK'I Ab.
l. Davis 8:12
"fallen, Ointhlor.
Hotter-Va, Furnlehoro,
5 are the‘standard of the world.
Others imitate them but no one
makes quite ‘ss nice. neat, stylish
and pretty skates. We have sold
anve you cvci tried the Imperial
Crovm cigar?
The annual motion of the Connecti-
cut Temperance Union will be held in
Memorial Hall in Hartford, Tuesday.
ht 2 o clock in the utter-
ninvltatlon u e‘xteild‘od to
Contributors to
91 this society. are notified
t solicitin’s tunds‘ has
to W A. Gordon. 0! 11nd women the same.
uni Midas on old love letter he more
to his wife he laughs. but his
as wsoumo'rou or FOUVlUEEN YEARS.
and stick to them. not' because
they are the cheapest, but because
yfigémgggs SKATE 0N '°"'.'.'.°.'2.i'::.'::-..,
.ao. Monument.
trienda of the cause.
All media... ‘He—Lflolne men cant‘
eeb their eyes off the ladies. , ”
~Dieappointi‘iieiii. dossn's affect man
When a man
been commi lei
Danbiuy. who has been appointed on .2
elusive financial uncut o! the union. V
PAINT YOUR BUGGY FOR 780.
with Devo‘e’l Gloss Gerri e Paint.
l10 eelomqairssfi
no. to.
untold. Nautilus e Dow anleV
sue-dimers those men hoppen to We warrant
'be sitting in a: street. oer. while the
ladies are itniltillll.
TH! nature's lisvoitrra. _4
channelled cough sensor .1- the
it is pleasant sud.
hildreo to take. and . always
ores. it no intended specially. soi-
Our line of Table and Pocket
2 Outlery is the finest iii town.
Electrical goods have recently
been added to our stock.
IAVID A low. Lin.
E‘flifliberd. or Mile 2
"Milton Balm sav-
yVed i117 boy‘s lite. HVe innit justm like:
it. WAT ‘ N'IVC DOW AND
.2" in."
mothers termite.
mesons, colds. mound and; mhooninil
limb. snd'is the “it... medicine made . .' _ '
, sen ll
‘ '” 801' it combine no 9 in or
Mil a in. Mr. V8111 h
' ~ consensus.
iii Nonlinear to ~
loin airy
sowing machines.
for pneumatic vehicle wheels. (it-sign.
machine (reissue)
Lewis D. Parker. Hartford. rubber
feet mat.
! William .2\.llc1".ua1d New Huron,
hand punch.
Frank J. Liidlnston. Waterbury,
clearette packed ‘fllllnn machine.
balancing spindle.
ling mncblno.
board.
machine.
Isaac E.
1 low. denim: hammock. desist:
handle supporting clump.
.liicltl
I ghoub‘olstel' duiiv
win. 2 or
WAYlvllrbdll ' celibqifenn
' county in the Wall
{ llertltitugc Cofi'
the uplmid'
q.11nlity ‘ 2
niid: sold on it high 1
cofl‘i- . ~ 3 5 1':
“lit! 4le grade--
llcriiiituuc
Coi‘i‘cc,
In pound tins. VV
sells for 25c~~
Worth lot, more
will. grocers.
,
“I lie 1s mi idc up of the wcnk tend
Tlltll ‘l'l‘l oi ilic bonrdcrs loneliedl till
from gottiuu an increase iu4m‘y‘
slop. for on 121'ci'y ronownl, a. do '
lt restores me." it is unequalledhs
a quick cure for diarrhoea. and is plea
nut nuil solo to take. For sale by G
(3. Stillsou. South Norwnlk, and E. 1?.
Wood N01 unlk . '
A playhouse on tho Fourth sti'cct
public school grounds was buried in
The following were issued January
Wooster. solicitor of pntocuts. lii'lduo-
. port.Conn.:
com Freoluud W. Ostrom. lli'idcopm't.
looq tnkor oporutlug mechanism for
Frunk A. Wilmot, Bi'lilichort. rim
Charles H Cooley, Hartford, brood-
BARNVEVY fiV BERRY cutting opunrnius
Gi‘OlfSe M01M30l1.l*lliltl0lil pnpcr ling
Eugene Atwood Stoulngion. self-
Wnltor (l..1ioii'l:u1n. Stoningtou quil-
Albert W.lil1'dm1ui. lim'by. lwo put-
ents. nppnrntus for milking louthcr
Alfred W. Erdrnnn. Dolby, two put-
outs. adjustable atop f01 controlling
brooch mechanism of nutomutic guns
William H. Gruflln Windsor, and W.
i". Phimmer. New Haven. typewritlnu
George i..Mneo11. Warehouse Point.
'pntenta—whnmmock support bellowed
canopy frame. hammock, design; pli-
ert F. hocltwell, New Britain, no-
2 Henry ti. Voicht, New Britain. com
tank heater for boring for putting on
Charles F. Smith New Within, two
illents. ferrule. deal in 2 knitc blade
’ to dumb. while some stun]
H: Deni twin 8‘. W up oi two denim
' lican' representaldvssltro plenum
'2t1 ong'
ly and loiii.
is they thought of the coife and
ion "
.. -_.. .. .ww—s
His PENSION.
A Mexican war veteran and pro
out cillloi' “'z'llcs “Seeing the ad ”or
use most of Chamberlain s colic. ' 01
mo and Diarrhoea ltoniody l
. minded that 11s it soldier in Mexic
since and snow-plows :11'1- snowed 111 at -
n...“
(loopth f‘hlcngo scientist clnlma
thni thcic arc l0 coo microbes iii-— -2
\\ noun-won those Chicago census '
ligul'so milk!) me weary.
w
A PROMINENT CHICAGO WOMAN
SPEAKS.
Prof. Roxn. 'l‘i'lci', of Chicago. Vive-
President lllinoii Woman‘s Alliance
in special 11g of (‘hnmhcilnln’s Cough
Remedy. snys: “I suffered with‘ a se-
vorc cold this winter, which threaten—
cd to run into pneumonia i tried dill
forcnt rcnicu‘los. but I seemed to draw
worse, and the medicine upset 2my
stomach. A friend advised me to try"
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, and I
found it “its pleasant to (like. Add it
i'cllci'eii n10: touco. l 11311 new entire~
ly 1'm2.orei'cd_ saved a doct01'sl)lll,time
and suffering. 11ml] will never be with-2
out, this splendid medicine attain. For
sale by Source (‘. Stillson, South Nor.
Milk. and Etiwnrd l’. Weed, Norwnlk.
'l'hc more no man seldom knows all
that other mcu think that he knows
but ihc cluiiici-s ni‘c that ho limits ”it,
few things that he isn‘t suspected of
lowering.
JELLO. THE NEW DESSERT. .
plumes all the tummy. Four flavors! ‘
Lemon, 01 onto Raspberry and Straw-V
hairy At your grocers. 'l‘ly llm
day.
Allsci's are generally old bachelors”
llt-Pt'llllut! they are even averse to'sdualh .
during their affections. . ,
When tluenicncd by pneumonia or '
our other lung trouble prompt relief
is necessaiy. us it is (innocuous to de-
luy. We would suggt‘st that. One Milk
iiti Cough Cure be taken as soon its
indications of harlot: token cold are 4
uotk‘cil it cures quickly and its: enr- ‘ '
ly "so picwnis consumption. (3. C. ”-
Stillsou. South Norwnlk, and E. P.
Wood, Norwnlii. ’ '
The poor woman whose lins‘littnd
thinks he knows how to cock is en-
titled to :1 lot of sympathy. l”
The most. soothing. licnlins an
tisopilc application ever devised 1 DS-
Wlit's Witch Hazel Salve. it rolls oil
at once iimi cuies piles. sores. on o hi
and Slt'l'i diseases. Buwlirc ol‘ i i
iioui. (‘, Stillsou. South No Will
and 1.} P. Wood. Norwnlk ' l
......4.«...
‘1 notice," sdld Uncle Allen 3 Ark
“it couple. of our lenl‘nei} proton
hove found the eecict of p1olopxe lit
it in simply in have plenty of ‘s it”
the 1.2.- firm. ii there true—on I'
not saying it fun t-‘llots wife on .-
be (thin ioduy. Which”? co im‘tul
Uncle Allen. rollectlvcly.” "1. boil ,5
is not." 2 2
not. says: "I suffered ”for we: re,
dyspepsia.” Titled to‘ h‘i‘ive pron
tress and helchlnrt. I lrlcd'e
I could hour of hilt'noiil‘l
i
For sale by ll. H. P '
Dexter. .
a family control 2
Some one in overv be
meeting.
Pepsin prone
lieve indigestion ecm'tpe
2 rent; only nib oust ll ‘
one pt'eparotlo 2
' of toad. end that
Cure. it cures thei Wo t
l-V aéfiflfitlilil] and intro
,, 2 ldleests w lull)
Kilouth Norwal
walk.
i.
Norwalk Chronicler