assists st Buttsry' s In
street. Norwalit.
.énrasliian Bdhn’lfor soul“ thwart-—
coldsnchappedll hands. Baxter.
4 Phil steil. .
Our Broth local. 0. o. a, slut
work the so agree. this evening.
4%
Mrs. E limp Stevens. of Seymllllr
greet. is s ailing a few days In God
Oh. .
Mrs. Addiso‘hA
street, Norwulll.
the grip. I '.
_ "r
Betta, Of Mall!
has been quite hi all
212,».
W
The cold weather ls’ causing the
grip to lose its hold upon the com-
mon Ity.
”4.. iv
The'newiy elected ofilcers of Court
Nat-rail will he Installed Thursday
evening. ' ‘
Frederick H. Hall, the pool expert.
is new. on a tour through Vermont and
Canada
Cockelloe Tribe of Red Mon cleared
520“”! rota its recent noclahle in Lacs-
Wood's Hail. .
$1,“. Irwin. of, Kenwinsvillo, Pa,
was a Sunday guest of E. ii llolch
kiss, of Arch street. Norwallt.
mun—snub
-—The quality of the Imperial Crown
cigar is of the highest standard.
Outside of many severe colds and
the revailing epidemic of influenza.
the saith of the town is remarkably
.Concord Division. Sons of Temper-
ance..wlli meet tonight. and listen to
the report of the doings of the District
Dirision. ,
. Mrs. .E. M.
walk. who has been visiting Mrs G.
H Ve "30p,“ of Dsnbury. returned
hpluea atorday. . ,
Isl-W
bliss Elias Wilson. recently returned
iron abroad. will soon resume her
Jim.“ Kimmy” In the Over River
school at Norwaik.
rla Chester F.
elf Nell! Nedhésday. Janu-
ary 23. at II a. m.
.AIDDB‘“ the administration
it will not be surprising if the City ‘
Council of Norwalk. this evening ap-
points a special officer to succeed the
late Officer Poisson.
The recent toll of snow has made
coasting on home of the hills about‘
Romans. and the youngsters are hav
log a merry time .
,Mias Sara Keith. of North Twior
are no. has issued invitations for a
piggy at her home. next Thursday eve-
nl at 8 440'.th
“Ml“ Ibrollen -,up by the use of
ll‘rssillaa aim. “Enter or Finisisd.
Thu silhui‘l' meeting of the intol-
0!"
Tina tulip.
Randall. of. South Nor- .
l‘44noe, Sunday latter
H J. Bengal clerk at hi. ii.
. 500 stars. Norwalk, has
ell h s‘ dutld4o444s‘ run siege with
1.“
Franlt Adams.
town. unload»: oi
located littlest
was received by
~Brazilian "satin a. that cold.
Baxters' and Pi soda. ~21
s—w
Miss Clara Bette. Militia G
tertsilled a party of friends;
evening. Draw poker inns indulis‘d‘lh
and a pleasant evening was spent:
a. 9i“.
William Briggerman. wIio sprained
his ankle while play. it basket ball at
the Young Mons rlstian Assocla
tion rooms, last week. is about again
Frederick P. Stallcli, who hill; burn
in the hospital undermine an optic
tion for tumor. is expected to return
to his house in Washington street In
a few days.
n...—
District Deputy Grand I’atriarch
John 5‘. iiesly. of Kahaoss lilacsmp
meat. 1.0.0 F. installed the omcerr
of ultimate lodge. at Steward, Fri
day evening. . y
W
In the United Stolen Court at "art-
ford. somuel reaction 0! Bridgeport
filed a petitoa in bankruptcy. .The tie
billties are ”notary; assets 025 All
the liabilities are unseen
Rev. Frank: A.’.' Beeneld. a former
painter of, the North“: Methodist
Church. who want from here
Brooklyn. has been granted a year‘s
vacation by that church because of
ill health. 2
”
Saturday night was the coldest night
of the seasbn.‘ The mercury went
deii to two bolow sét‘o. lind at
zero. Ydsterdsy the day was clear
and cold.
The county courts have adjourned
until Tuesday mornln at 10 o'clock.
this point crlmi
...-.
'I‘he administratrlx of the estate of
the late Noel B. Stanton. of Orchard
street. will exhibit her account at the
Probate once In Nor-walk, for adjust»
ment. Wédnesday. January 30. at )0
a. m.
“——
A horse ov'med by J. ll. Wilson fell
down Ill Wall: street. Saturday after.
noon. and had to be ilullsrnessed be
fore he could get upon his feet. Sev.
eral spectators assisted the driver out
of his difficulty
«Dr. Its sen ocuiist and aurist
can be consul d in the parlors of the
Fridays; writes the hours of. 1 sad 5
at daily between 9 and 12 fit
bury & Bissoll Company. will on held ll " ,
at the company’ I once in Winnipaulr 3“,? 9 9' in ' M ‘16 Fail-held ave
Tuesday. at 10 a. at.”
Robert Ke ey add Vernon Miller
slip-ct to i ve Not-wall: for “film
Richmond early this- week. They are
going into business In that clty.
Hum-hm
A book printed In 1790. a relic of
the eighteenth can ury. Is on exhibio
bitlofititltiio We" II Library lit h
in a good state of preservation.
An'l‘nll‘ n's tbe'Oity Council of Nor-
wslk ms on no appointment of super-
WINES} a fire star ~the pren-
‘ no thh il.‘ dyt holds
over. and will continue to not until
in reappointed. or some one elsd
named.
tidis'port. Eyes examined and
idisessestr unrated
.5 I i “PP—”m
bars of Old Well Bach and
Lodger muompsuy enjoyed a supper oi‘
'fi-ls esotliop's.l est Bhturdsy night.
them truck house In Havil‘snd street.
r wil probably he gives
next Shin rdgy night.
. "Nth-9w ditwol' bliss Lulu Franceli
Gregory. 8saunter of fMJI at“ Mrs
re ory. 0 at avenue.
hi5 Geocfi‘i‘ilii' milieu salmon alto
Norwsilt. will take place at the Nor
walk Conventional Church. Wednes»
day afternoon at 3: 30 o'clock. Rev.
George D. Egbert will preform the
'cerslpon ,
Devon’s (llosllullqsyri'n5
counrocmw wit-mils 'a new drill
. . sowl 'rr.
sail titration wthstum rstptanfiu
long as lend slid oil—Doves l's’nd sauce
’ mt... I'l4wE mm It.
We Sead'fioidi
Watklfll & DIN and
I?!” .. 'Hli.‘ 3211. l'
A
us
8: use: 10 colors Gives a
Mall.
Whit
Israel; to new: mail! in
in
fl I'j
.s-..« m...»
Quality) and
(If; «4*.» EA “418 “it; I.... «9 why“
till-ll It?“ hbkt‘r‘, . g . . . .‘ a. lit'.’
causeway-Murcia“ and colossus. - ~ «I . 13446 a:
as sea a - - ya ib_
' ALts “Salli "All bull dvlm our, - - - . . ‘13": Ill"
alum ills sonar. . . - - -~ .» -. in? Nb
chuck lus sonar: . . . . . . .4 . i I
s'lloutots urns. . . . . . . - .- - J {its ill
. . . m is.
:iliocls arson.
1 ;
o'clock Sunday, morning, it registered .,
uperiur Court ,
tel-Ill willie en t third Tues'diy In
Februarynt nu. Judge Ralph Wheeler
presiding.
Mshacllenlo Hotel. on Tuesday and ‘
3‘ .
l'll "
Paint.
. the New
mutt
' r and more
SILK AND “.4444 $60123
One grows cntl‘iupldatic over the
variety antl‘ ortii" oi the lot.
cred ‘14th ' nllhlh .
.l‘fillllal‘ 700 “In 3p
‘ ‘1'“5
, ll 5&4 arsntseil bloc .. "
wsrrsntd no tosiip. era‘s ir clock.
for six moot s', guarantee {gran in
every yard. re liter 85o quillty.
a
Handsome Jlenstians ill, the _ing
en's aha i nice we'ight. ogah
yd ., I l "" 0
Qdmél' s hair Ialxtures for solid llnd
'vaiilli' fabrics finished with handc
90130 wavy h are. good colors. 1% yds’.
wide... wort 75c, —-5
‘Blsclt pieroia cloths. rich and fash-
ionable. fine weave. worth 75c to 51
yd” “590‘
Black crepons. 42 Inches wide. new;
and5 handsome patterns. regulariy'.
51.25 ‘ -—~75c
Black chevlot, good weight, ahl unit
en. and ready for making up. worth 500..
~39c
Tilt-so an but sample voila-.5 l
WASH 60401384444441
AND LININGS. Ml
' As Mr. Luckilnrt put it: “They;
need I’uo advertising; talk in rl
themselves.”
Percales. 27 inches wide, fast colors.
THE HOWLIIND
nus
lllll
rolls:
continueafo draw buyers. '
undismayed by ramp
Prices too are till? “llliill End's " .
lfil ital lotions.
raceway out of stain sorts.
hand-turned one. titled with sauna!
‘3 good-looking.a -
Wildfire iuf-lrinlmed Julieta. evory
worn
“ultimo billed. brown or green softand W felt h u eshocs. “m...
wml'fimngv‘“ yard-andad'lslf "“954 “and?!” Semiortal .worth $1.59
are c
BR! DGIPORT. CONN.
I—
at
"Cams tookBros
than ever; shoppers
ow or cold..
numerous.
still-ta. noise, mag:
41'!
amoral“.
”It Ions
attractive
actors. worth ill etc
are
D
Nlil a weld about all the other
to cxccpt to only théy' re selling
Wellielifa hid button shoes with
at allies. worth $2.
..
hows their comfort, worth ti
.4390
Women's warm slippers, leather and
cloth. Worth 649a to the l—2c
swo'abs
sea bscoitA'rwN
Those made ior Uncle Sam dur-
ing the War of the Rebellion;
some saw acilic use at the front.
After years of rest In the arsenals,
they re being sold ill big lots.
Sumo are here.
anairy sabre.» ,.$i 25
l'llllccrs swords, long and
shorty $1.
Line for “fixing up '.(lcns coay
learners. stairway landings, and
such spots.
Third floor. take elevator.
DRY (3040403 CO 1
a m
l
a.
,4-44---
.
S?-
Is at» an undue are offer!
Sow
'6 we in)» “boa":iggofiz
mwmwm We!
all5 nth; wetlands
4444C“
5.
SOUTH
M u: " hi
i
r
v—up—w- mm. .... .
wt 'r wealth oil. oases.
Mrs. Ila-lg do?" the Giles Business.
and Her income is 57.000 a Week.
t“Went tVl'l‘Illlll cglrddzeloiinientd a;
a pas or: was av on
will”. the operators aptly ple4 'tmfllhl
. "oil queen.’ fibula Mary
brig, formerly of ti te'rsvll a. .now liv.
4,44%: :nghoe 'l'yler cYuotyquldea" at;
a ll “Dill? n {a lie all
Salli... “twat. II. re a
"lurk Evening Elan. Hrs.
ll II 1:31.. .I'l‘l? '33:
“lfillmill
t busy town of all
can that she develop-4 '
iii-ti to fever. 4 ,
Ml flowery sua-
shhle In oil.
Ol‘fll ANNUAL
MID- WINTER SALE
his all Blys’ humans all bits
before. It will be wort your time to call and
dissect our redaction before purchasing.
It... 3 $9.00. $10.00. 312.00 Suns. now $8. 39
Men 3445:1300, 314 00. $15.00 no.
'Saits. [on pants, (14 to 19
M310. 00. $12.00. $13.50 Masts.
comm noses;
~ human .4. cm dram
nomadi-
1...... will
has purch‘ssed- s handsome bolus .
better bargains than ever
0" $11.49
0.0.3804 Suits $549
$8.79
KWJLK
J... ,.'1,,..4 .,.
I I H I
l-.v...I.lIl. Milo“ .
.\ 1.4.
n
county. and regardless of the hush
shakes and discouraging words at her
friends. she went into the field for no-
live operations. Several months onto ‘
she contracted for to drillln'i’ no
well on her lauilA lol or m bhs‘ps
prevented the ‘Aobm lotion at t limo,“
until December 41 it caught
ed a pocket of oil. and a smalln sushi i‘
resulted. The ilow was pr hes
agonmtm’utbhwlsinosdns’ui “hows ’
a mims ll . v ev
ros‘lidot . that the output will he in
wedge lit
at its It the op
very vol;
9
tearltory “stifling? a“; in pa
‘irtw'. violissjunt p 165:0.an
\ ‘ hauled when“ prom
iii-“W INC“ 1590' ‘ '
'srai s tonsil“)! Wit
Ilia: as soon at pass a.
”ll.” will
likely direct
4 res
i' ,
Iilliag for aid ts and sliirtlns.
sand I '
Insoldb fume «in slrti t.
pound this {”3922 but it ls ,
some
”not
more. Our facil-
ities for buying
sadselliu niche:
VII-ill! MI 001' THE NERVE.
"it will be necessary? said the com-
nlander of the forlorn hope. “for one of
our number to step forward and ex-
pose4 himself, In order to draw the en-
emy' a tire."
“Let me have the job.” cried a pri-
vate In the rear rank.
A moment later he stood out clear
against the sullen sky. and fifty bui-
letn spat about him.
“Forward!" shrieked the command-
er.
A half hour later. when the attached
position had fallen. and it was all over,
the cinder beckoned to the private.
"Where " he asked. “did you get the
wonderful nerve to stand out there and
malls yourself a target for the bullets
of those marksman?"
The private smiled
(“For five years," he answered, “i
was a guide in the Maine woods."—-—
Clevland Plain Dealer.
Analogy is merely a method of con.
vlncing‘wlthout proof.
4“... .:
lllll UNIVERSAL
, F001)
noun
CflOPS ALL KINDS OF
I'OOD into Clean Cut Unl-
fotln Pieces as FINE or
COARSE as wanted.
*—
Other machines chop meat
only. 1 THIS DOES AWAY
WITH Till; (SHOPPING
BOWL ALTOGETHER.
Cl'lOPS Potatoes. Meat.
Apples. Cabbage. Bread.—
EVERYTHING.
A machine you will use
every day. Callandeceit.
For Sale bv
Gounod. Watkins
ll Dow.
ua WASHINTON STREET.
South Nam-lit.
ill [20"ch Eleni.
Your Own taste we always
consider first :yct styles modi-
Iy taste. and we are posted on
Wall Paper styles up to the
hour. ,
We are proud of our dis-
play of Wall Papers. and we
believe you will be gratified
with their effect on your
walls.
Wail Papers, Psinters' Sup-
plies, Artist's“ Miter-lain
Window Shades. cornice Poles.
prowess.
,4 Pictures Framed to Order.
4Psinting, Paper Hanging. Decor-
sting.
Telephone Call. 133~3.
Open evenings till 8:36.
, them immune.
' «Illiillltii1
‘Mdr i
it 65:: at being.
clan other for V5? $
" some at the inmatol
or sit '
Institution rather thou .submlt to the
operation. The den
bears a Greenwich date, which 0i ll
self is sufficient to discredit It. for
more fake stories emanate from
Greenwich, than any other town in
Connecticut. if not New England.
rose
"The rlloldlers' Hospital board. a few
days ago, gave an order for vaccina-
tion. but with it gave a giant deal of
discretion to the doctor. There well
no intention to vacclnate all the --lh
mates of the Home. but only those
who. in the doctor's opinon. should be
vaccinated. Many of the inmates
were already vaccinated, and the doc
tor considers a large proportion of
There is no objection
to It. the inmates regarding It as does
the Hospital Board to be a wise plflv
cautlo in an Institution where men
are a Itted from. other atates. One
man did say that he objected to being
vaccinated. and took his discharge
He has left. That man was rather
hasty. and his case In the only one at
that sort. All examination was made
yesterday. and between sixty and sav-
onty men were vaccinated. We shall
wait a few days before vaccinating
others. The men are very cheerful
about It. and nothing has transpired
at the Home to justify the story to
which you refer. There are in the
Home 531 inmates. and we have only
two or three vacant beds at present.
PROTECTING PICKEREL.
A. L. Benedict, of New Cans-n.
Watching fer Offending Anglers.
“Every person who shall seli'or ex~
change. or offer or expose for sale or
exchange. or have in illis possession,
any dead pickerel or walleyed pike
less than twelve inches in length. shall
be fined not more than seven dollars
for each offense."
This is the way the low reads. and
there is good reason to believe that
many of our citizens who have been
enjoying the sport of fishing through
the ice. and have returned Ilomc‘wiiil
larzeaepntches. havo not In all cases
applied the rule to-many of the lien
they have brought home. (lame and
Fish Protector A. L. Benedict has
been around a number of the ponds
where hailing has been engaged In.
and he has requested us to call the
public attention to the law regarding
the size of llsh that may he captured
and retained. One day this week he
found a party with more than a dozen
dead plckerei that wore under legal
size. They pleaded Ignorance of the
law. and no action was taken in the
matter But Mr. Benedict says the
law must not be violated. and after a
fair warning he purposes to see that
it Is strictly enforced. so far as he is
able to enforce it. He also saw a young
man on the reservoir pond pull out a
very large. Event last Monday The
boy's eyes s led with joy when no
saw the speck ed beauty. but the light
of joy faded with a suddenness that
was really painful when Mr. Benedict
informed him that he must pllt the hen.
hack into the water. as it was Illegal
to catch trout at this season of the
year. After the lad had dropped the
itch back into the pond the protector
said to him: “I suppose if i had not
been here you would have taken tnut
flab home." to which the boy unhesII
toting and very honestly replies:
"Yes. sir. i would." Unless you have a
very accurate eye for measurements it
would be well to take s twofoot rule
erei or wall-eyed pike. Fish at seven
dollars apiece is very expensive ent-
ing.-—-New Canaan Messenger.
THE GROWiNG DAY.
Amidst all this protracted succea
clan of chili. cloudy and dark winter
days, there is at least one .checrlng
assurance that the winter In wearinv.
away. and that longer. brighter. bet
ter days are coming. The days are
growing longer. There Is a gain of an
hour in January alone, for the entire
month This change knocks out the
December programme of it hours a
dim I to lo of light. and gives u"
ll be rs of light to 13 of the shadow
The day ins now at both "calla:I To
late will r mornings have now fair;
mlunder way on the gaining side
Dark sail dismsl winter days have
been the rule for some time. now. and
one getsllt last a little tired of that
programme. and longs for a brighter.
better state of things. it will not be
Ions. now. before we shall sad the
rifts In the lesden canopy of cloud
and gulls of sunny blue appearing
The gain. is oaths side of the light.
It In good to see and feel that it is.
.4 W 4 4
POPI'8 NIPHEW COMING.
......,...
His Wife Oaks Compensation for [is-
strlletion of Cuban Property.
NEW YORK. January ill—~Oouut
Camilla Peocl. the nephew of the pope.
and whose brother has recently been
serving with the Boers in'80uth Af-
rica. Is on his we to the United
. states. sccompaniefi' his Cuban
wife. says a Rom spatch to the
Journal and aurortlscr.
His visit is for the purpose of In
veiling the assistance of President Mc-
Kinley and the United States govern
ment In obtaining compensation fill
the destruction by Cuban insur out.
of his wife‘s sugar propel-ties In abs
during the war with the United Elston
'WIIITIR’O ORANDDAUOHTKR
4 4 . DEAD.
NEW YORK January alarm wid
ow of Waldo ilutchins is dead at be:
home In KIngsbridse. in her seventy
seventh V at. line Was a granddallgh
tor of Oil of .llllitico‘Y Oliver Ellsworth
and of Noah Webster. the lexicogrnoh
or and fescsnpsdwos from a long llnc
ltlltilllol
mllov’el'uor illisrr
til of co political
il lb‘la 1%th York
had
since r
h rtllhio
in‘ question ‘ ‘
ham trainer at the Home sold to a '
along with you when you go after pick-
ables Stored at M k
, as. 55 and unfit-oi; “mm
'Wbmen find In Celery King
would that trees them from poi
living ajoyfiil expel-lance.
Constipation. headache
and kidney cleanses all ylel to
of this grand medicine. .. .2 ‘- 4
Celery King Is a psonllilr pill“
cine. it In sold Ill 2% and 600.4 ~ '
druslllstu. .
Our January
[Words you an opportunity to
best of furniture at the very
prices.
Here are some of the sps
iron Isdstoscle,
Odd Dressers,
Odd Rockers,
Jnrdinlere Stands.
Couches.
Lndiss‘ Desks,
Dining Chairs.
Extension Tables.
Bide Boards.
Chins Closets,
Parlor Suits.
Ladies Toilet Tables.
I. J. lliilli l
FUNERAL omecrdlle
AND EMBALMERS. ,
12 North Main Street, South. New.“
Wall“ 3
Yabtr 1...:
Although we mic
mg a very busy
our stock to run db?
and can alter, neg,
varietv as earlier“
Will do your we
when wanted. '
“- Sallie." 3 "
i0 FIRST AVENUE.
East Norwaik
Tel. l35- 2.
H EADACHES.
Accton is Harmless. Acem
an absolute specific for all
of Headaches from wh
cause, as it relieves the lrrlta
6f the nerves supplying that“
use. at the Driiggists, or Act!
Medical (7..., Mystic, Conn”,
rm: NATIONAL a
or NORWALK.
oi WALL eraser. has A?
(incorporated 1867)
CAPITAL. .....
ausPLus and wildfire.
sssuszsn HILL. Pm. s. 4_ ill I
Vino rm. H. s. which it '
Assist-ht Cashier.
alsaoToas:
W. Hill. 10. K. Lockwood. It
Will. H. J. Hill J. A‘. 05bit“!
Fitch. Joseph C. Bandit ‘
Bankers'. Merchants' 2
s-rs’. Personal and Eanzilm
Boilclted. Safe be t WI
M'l
Plumblng and di
Norwalk Chronicler