1 {putters pertaining to the new building
' .movomen‘t‘.
11115111061161! ‘
isisiowly. into
‘ ~~1/‘iilentines at
' .44...
.. rs‘s “Book Store
1 Dr. Cliches F Rowsll. oi litanitord.
wants the legislature to appoint a
stoic commission on insanity.
Cosmonaut mom... telephone 11111
uona so my id tier territory in‘ the
united states. .1
them. ,_ .
, - Tonnes dodiflnrilildts O'Brien;
’ Miss A. E Hnmilton. of Newtown
avenue. has returned .. the home of
her grandtsthcr, Edw Livermore, of
Stanford 4.... _
The Old lilo 'Cliorus are re
kfifithc l$111111 Nor-walk
11, tomorrow, at
re bro 16.278 of
quested fwf'b11"
Cougrogittloiinl .5;l1urc
«i o ‘clock sharp
~—lvr1:sh or corned 1101113, 80
Ho; on.
The"- 1dceptfdll of the pupils '.‘of
brown 11 business Cbiiege will be held
in Music. Hall on Wednesday. the 13th
Inst. the date liuving been changed
from the 15th.
A sprhi‘g 'on 111.1 dililveiy wagon oi
William 15 111111612 Wes broken. and
the wagon. otherwise damaged at the
comet of West avenue and Crescent
street this morning.
mmvr-wor—r
«Turkey dinner, 300. nt Briggs
restsurantil Water 1:.trect Norwolk.
lb.
Constable Samuel 6. Ireland this 'ii‘
101 noon sen ed papers in a divorce suit
of Mrs. lions Purtrlck ognlnst George
l’artrick, 01‘ Elm street, Nor-walk. on
the ground of desertion.
-Speclnl 10c sole or Kitchenwnic
for Sat. and Mon. F‘resh Candy every
day/.111 20 and 26chb ."M 8. Smith
.11 00 s ' ’
The international Association of
Machinists cordially invite all machin-
lets toolibakers and die sinkers of this
1 ity to their smoker and banquet to be
held at the A 0. ll. Hull, Tuesday eve-
ning. February 5.‘
- -.-LeG r,.lppo broken up by the use or
Brazilian Balm. Baxter or Pleisted.
ma...—
Thc regular prny'er meeting of the
1‘} pwortb IK‘BSUO of the Norwalk Motil-
odint Church, tomorrow evening at
11:16 o'clock will be conducted by
1111s. 1.. “J. Reynolds The subject is
"blanching 01 tiers, This being month-
ly roll-cull. it is hepéd that every mem
her will be present The public is
generally invited.
W
W .
«Full line Wliiler Cups. O‘Brien,
The Young Men's "Around the Tab-
is." of the Norwnlk Congregational
Church. will be held at the parsonage
«on Tuesday evening, at 8 o’clock. Dis.
Mission suggested by three pspors on
"Progress in the Nineteenth Century."
Parliamentary procedure. Miscellany.
~Couutry Eggs. 26c don. nt Jose
iolfs. .
Jones D Worden will have charge
of the prayer 11nd praise meeting in
the Epworih parlor of the Norw'nlk
Methodist Church. 10mm row morning
at 9:30 o'clock. These meetings are
very helpful to all who attend. Every-
, body is invited to come and bring some
one with you. , .
. obi-6...“.
«Closing Sale Gents, Ladies' and
Children's Underwear. 17c upward.
Our entire stock of Dress Goods. 111 lite
on 11 dollar. Go or heavy Gloves and
Mitts 89c upwsn. Special solo on
Eligiondo'rt 16 still 261‘ M 8.
prompts a 10.3“"-
The Jeweler-o.
4 3 'MAIN atrium. Menu/111.11..
You will llhd mmploto
Optical Department
"' 73. F. W." Pimen- 311‘ A.
. Coven ponies
inolnb" ‘
, players from the NutionI1.Amoricon
- and Eastern Luuguos. who come to thi:1
. . , , ty to attend the first regular meeting
so WAIHINOTON Into. sonwsut 11
he
‘ o'cllmk, but at that hour the executive
at Washinzton
or members and
, cisily invited. ,
lg sunny at 3.15.
d "Tenement His:
as board ol dire
eveninj. at 8 o 'clocki to further discuss
The following named men passed
the"‘gylnnssiilfh bout 1111111... night'
it. Hawkins. 78. CHI“. .1 ' C. Arnold
76:11.11.
were twenty-
, Some were new
11 been. on. the floor
Ainsworth‘. 79. J‘hem
but 11‘ few times.
.16 the Junior 11111111111 his morn
Ins. there were twenty ys In the
clogs; and a number‘ whoudld not take
*w
WHIBT. 'AND DANCE AT OANNONS.
-I-’-'-I-
Mr. Elie, of NorWIlk. Brio I Home One
Of the (inhalation rim.
The whilst burly .11 dance 311‘ on 111
Cannons. 111st droning. proved ‘11 most
enjoyable slinir. There were fourteen
tables at Whist. The lirst prises went
to Mrs. Richard 11.111111 and Mr. Cap-
r'el. while the consolation awards went
to" Miss Howl‘oy. of New Cannon, and
Frederick Ellis. 01 Norwolk.
Those who attended from Norwalk
were Frederick hills Fletcher Mont-
goniery. sponsor S. Adams. and Chou
ts‘r Belted '
mDon't torget Arlen Masquerade
Ball Monday evening, February 1,
MAW” 0.11.- a 1.}, ‘16" '
Temps Thgsfso SUMPTUOUSLY
The numor6us tr‘sl‘nps that can be
soon flitting about in the outskirts oi
The Norw‘oiks any of these wintoi
mornings. over. atless, their minds
plunged into elr pockets and not
infrequently ir toes peeking out in
to, the frosty ulr. should manage in
some way to' trunnport themselves, to
New City. N. 1'... Unless reports 1mm
there are oxnkgerstod that place is a
veritable paradise tor these much do
spised citizens All they have to go
is to get sent to jail. where 11 11111.- bin
of (are is‘ piovidbd. which includes
"all they want to out. good cigars.
nurd cider, otc.. cxtrn dishes. playing
cards. pocket money'" The Jan us.
become 11" mecca for hordes of hungry
pilgrims—sud .- no . wonder.
ENDEAVOH ANNIVERSARY.
«.1...—
Bronze Memorial Tablet Unveiled in
Wlliitoon Church. Portland.
PORTLAND. bin. February z~-'i‘o-
day witnessed the crowning event oi
the four days’ meeting of the Young
People‘s Society of Christian Endeav-
or in observance of the twentieth un-
uiversary of the cignuizption of the
first society. when a bronze memorial
tablet was unveiled in Williston
Church. the birthplace of the move-
ment. The'un‘veiiing ceremony was
witnessed by a large athering, includ
ing Rev. Di. Froncis.Clnrk.foundc1
of the society and muny others who
have become widely known in the
work. Several oi the charter members
who. twenty years ngo. organised the
original society in the parsonage of
Willistou Church, were in attendance.
The unveiling ceremony was held ill
the undo div . ,
The tulilbt'ii'llii‘ draped with the stuns
and st ipes. the union luck and the
rod dnd‘ whitd'rcolois oi' the Endeavor
Society; (lenéfii Secretary John Wil
iis linen bud been chosen 1111 memor
lniist. end the one to unveil the tablet.
M...—
KNIGHTS, 0F COLUMBUS.
AnnuIl Convention of the Order in
New Haven, next TucIdIy.
NEW HAVEN, February 2-—Tho nu
nuniconventlpu-oi’ the Knights of Co-
lumbus trill convene at Music Hall in
this city, next Tuesday. About 121‘)
delegates are expected to be present.
A number of important matters are to
come up for consideration. and Ollie
era for the ensuing your will be elect-
ed. it is Iikelv that I‘lllllll [1. Fallen
of Hartford. will be unanimously ro
elected £1“th deputy. The principal
contest lllb 11 over the selection of
three ddlokntes to the national conven-
tion. The loading candidates spoken
at at present are George Boiicher, oi
this cliy; inulflm '1‘ May. of New
London. nud' James 'l‘ovlin. of New
HAVING IN OIIIION.
611% D Ohio. Fobi‘uury 2-
The lid)” ii the Hoilchden Hotel sur-
ly may, 'waii cioivded with baseball
this“!!! ors' Protective Association.
was scheduled for 10
committee. which 111111 gone into sen
4‘ lion belilnrb mom doors early in the ,
"- morning wds still at with and sent out
um that the committc‘e' 11 report
would not the ready until the afternoon
‘ AMIHW omens 11cm...
1101111. February 1mm
mean
women to put on 'lllchi‘ud ll.'No spou-
-‘ 1.111111111111in qux«"“on Tuesday « 6‘
faith. and honesty of pur
no satisfaction it is to sudden.
Thus stands the Pinkbonl name in
ORGANIC INFl. AMMATION.
“1111111 liluI.l’1\'11u11u:—-l was
troubled very bndly with inflamma-
tion of. the bludilov. was sick in bed
with it. 1 had two doctors. but. they
did me no 30011.91 trinnd gave me
Lvdin E. l‘inklinm‘s Vegetable t‘om-
pound, and it helped me 1 have new
token three bottles of it. and 111m
entirely cured. It is o God-send to
any woman. and [would recommend It
beanyouc sobering us I w as. 1 think.
it most. of the women would hike
more of your medicine lush-11d oi
ing to the doctors. they would be
goiter off. The Compound has also
cured my Iiusbilld of klducv trouble. "
Mus. 3111111111. Goons.
Box 1110. M‘c‘cli‘s‘nic 1‘ oils. \ininc.
NERVOUS PROSTRATION.
9‘ FM two yours I softened from
nervous prostrotion, the result of
temle weakness. I bud leumu‘hoeu
very badly. and at tliiio of msnstrun-
tlon would be obliged to go to bed.
Also suffered with headaches, puin
across back and in lo‘ivcr port of
abdomen. I was so discouraged. I
had read of Ly dis E. I’Iinkhalu s i oili-
11nd nod concluded to give it 11. ii Iul
wrototo Mrs. Pinkluim. 11nd rccoivcil
u very nice letter in return. i began
at once the use of bcr \‘ egotublc 1 mn-
und and Blood Puiiflcr. and 11m non
ruling splendid I have no more pain
It monthly periods. can do my 111111
work. and 1.5... nln ten pounds. 1
would notbo wl lion ,vour \ egctcblc
Compound. lt' 111' a. splrndid moilic‘ 1111‘.
1 11m verytiuinkful for what 11h.» done
for mo.’ 'mMiw. .1. ii. .i.. 711 l‘uroilnu
Ave. Jamaica. Plain Muss
not you -—you cannot tell until you 11v
him to produce the evidence we do.
KING RICHARD IN A KITCHEN. l
“Actors oi the old school did noti
have the geigcous stage settings 01!
the present." said 11’ volt-r1111 stage. i
manager the other night 11.11 be guzcdi
at theatuge in Foul's Opera House:
while in n reminiscent mood. 'l rc-,
her once we wore. piuying south 1
worn towns with Edwin Booth. and ,
lal scenery one 1an led for ibis. 11ml 1 i
3““, t‘pld to look over the stock 111 the ‘
cutie to see if there was any lbutl
could be used The second scene cull— "
oil tor the (anti 111111. or the king 11ml all
his courlers into 11 101111 111111.] pick-
ed out s set of scenery that i thought
Would do, for the palace. but cautioned
side out. Well
.N‘
deserved to grow.
,-. methods} consequently
a link-Ward Step.
,. you have: helped us.
JACKSON’
1111.13... 11 of stru 3115 to Ittnin and merit public confidence. with I. dun
sud ates fest belie! t It Ionic any others would incognino In no the truth.
which we know we possess. when.
11nd to reulixe the iiplliting‘lliiluenco o! the
merited confidence of I. not many, of our fellow
sud nowhere is the faith in Lydia. ll. l'inhhsin‘ is
than in New England its home. Merit. and merit alone. can gain this.
If Lydlp I". Pln‘ldiuin 8 Vegetable Compound 11 ill cure those nomen~ w by
get well commence its use at 011111. 111111 do not lo‘t‘ nuv‘ 111114.: clerk pcr,sundo you
out be has something of his own which is better, (or that is Ibsurd. AIk
[would go on bnt he cautioned
,commont. 11ml 1 was convinced that in
the hinge bonds not to get it on Wrong kitchen instead of the palace. "wlliilti-
the first scene was more Sun.
WNW AK. ,o‘t‘ .—
I believe my business has grown because it
Its successes are the just
I‘reivard. 0f honest. legitimate dealings. There
has never been any deception or trickery mils.
We have succeeded benzene
, past We, hope to merit your confidence. . .
Btu/Y Oats Thais Clean. - - . . ‘
MANUEL T. HATCH.
A ,-’ who.\
1 ml , V
is the mines for. ..
pint orm‘s‘
. , cloth.
ogenu-
1.11311
New 1‘: n bind. and all over Amerlcn,
unstable Compound grater
PAINFUL PERIODS.
“ I cannot help but feel tint it. is
my duty to,do something in re" nrd to -
recommending your wonderiu modi-
cinc. i must say it
is the 53' 1‘11 ndcnt
medicine on curth. .
and have 111111111111
11. (iron mm sui-
- for up with emsle
‘r troubles to take it.
.. I tell people I wish
i coud go on the.
5, " platitirifit. and loo
1'. lure on
LY)” " My trouble we!
Th iniui 31:31-11»
otlon. 11 (mo on u 11
cannot ilclifig l‘wus trentedplew
onc of our most- prominent phvnlclnnn
hero for fire in tbs. 11ml" found myself
getting worse inncud of botter. At
1111‘, end 01 the ith month he told Inc
in- bud done be (cold for me. and
tbui i had 111163,; c to the- hospital
“311,1 slider 111211 11111 to by your
“\1 uctuble (11111 10111111. as it curcil ber
r-..1'li.1.t«iuruw uni: so, Ii‘nd "1.11.11 11
fullbfulluvilndrnui now cured of my
trouble, and in perfect health, runny
thanks to 10111‘ medicine. "1 cannot
praise it enough. and would rec-om.
mend it to all who nutter from any
fomulc. wohkn‘css. ”~MM H. 8. BALL,
4111 Orchard ht. ., New Haven. Conn
—Ws‘huvodoporitod '
$5000 REWNRD. VII"! the Nation
1:111 11? 11k cranium. 111 ii 1 '«
will he paid in ‘3’31111 rsou whocuu iiod that
line libero tritium 'lcttm IN not gone '
‘ int-.111wei‘opuhiidml boron obtaining the
\il'llol" Mlpm nl in‘nnisslou
l.\m.\ l“. nmnu hikmt'lh‘l Co.
it. it you are Ill. and really want to
finished and \1 hen the stage was dis-
closed for the secoud there won the
tvpicul old kitchen scene. the one
with bums hanging from the l'llllll‘lSJ
oundlestick on the manic] 11nd oil that.
I was horrified. and asked Ml. 110010
11' we should iluinge it by ringing
down the curtain. lie suid no. he
the
olhei pluyers to ‘kcep yoiu eyes on"
{;mo don' t undcr any consideration look
behind you st the scenery.’
“Well the 111 one went off and after-
hard when i asked some of those in
the dept of the house. they made no
the intensity of the uctlug they had
not noticed that the king was in the
.fifl/
it has never had to takt
in the future as in the ,‘
W“‘V"”\,/"‘
”no...“ .. . .,
' .. Nun" , ' '
. ,‘w
S STUDIO
pl.
' with the horses. arrived. and 11101111
- bottom and his officials. bsroheuded
With their white wands of once. rc-
ages and conducted them.‘ to 11 little
: horses that also drew the Isle queen
' then mounted.
- park was rendered more lmprossim by
‘ carriages. the first an
‘ Fife; now Princess revel. Prlnoolln Vie.
? and the daughter» of Queen Victoria
« for Windsor st 1: so.
it‘ll? tear-billed %d‘
romony a'
1101‘
his 1111 inn-
ll trains were
In}?
Oil
l
«the two In .-,,
ii. and a Minibar oi, little
‘vered pliitiornis. 111111 which
mom of the re iii ismlly were ex-
pooled to want heir horses. were
st 1 ervsls "oi the bids and con-
At 10 o‘clock an army of grooms.
forward diitlnguished British ours
and military silicon; and foreign' rel"
attics in 11121111111: unltorms. came in
quick succession. The lord cham-
celved the most distlnluished person-
pavilion erected on the platform.
The, whole station. by that time.
resembled the scene at n levee.
The communderdn- chief of the‘
levees. Field Marshal Earl-Roberts. on
a. bountiful, spirited brown more.
carrying his field mopshni'u baton. or.
this juncture trotted into the station
and iii-come the 1:11an of interest.
lie was soon followed by ”the Earl Mn.
skill. the Duke of Norlolk. and muny
oi the. most distinguished British oili-
cers Then come carriages for the
queen and the princesses. They were
the plate uorrlu'ges used on the occu-
11101111 or the late queen's jubilee, with
bountiful gold mounted harnesses and
trappings. The horses were ridden by
postilions. in scarlet jackets. with only
a narrow 1.111111 of crane on'theh‘ arms.
as a. mark of the great change. The ,
carriages were closed.
ed why on either came an object at
which every ofllcer in the animated
throng instinctivolv came to a solute."
and evorv head was linred. it was 11
little khaki-colored gun carriage which
was to carry Queen Victoria ‘11 remains
from Victoria to-l'addington station.
The eight Hanoverlnu cream colored
on the occasion of the jubilee, were
used today. The gold harnesses, soar-
lot canted postllions 11nd scarlet and
gold covered grooms who hold each of
the horses by the bridle were all the
some. Only the little gun carriage. in-
stend of the glittering gloss-111111110111
conch. marked thechnugo. The gun
carriage. with the exception of in;
rubber tires and a platform over the
gun for the come to rest upon, was
equipped us for field use.
it was nearly ll 0‘.clock when a
minute ubcud of time, the ti sin stonin-
cd into the station
All heads wcie uncovered as the no
icon carriage homing the queen's re
mains stopped exactly opposite the gun
cmringc. I‘iud King. Edward. Queen
Alexandra. ldmporoi‘ Willinrn 11nd 0111-
ore; ~nlighted Then the. bearer-part)
advanced to the saloon carriage. end.
with his hand at the solute and stand-
ing a little in advance of the others,
King Edwurrl- watched the painfully
slow removal of the 11th to tho-gull
cui'riuge. It Was finally accomplished.
and the pull and rognlln of the Brit-
ish crown were placed on the. colilu.
The kink: and the others with him
uud . the procession
started. '
BULLETIN 310111! "or FUNERAL.
11:35 1‘. m.—As the first strnius of
Chopin's funeral march reached the
luv-streets every bend within hearing
distance was bored.
As the. gun carriage emerged from
the station. during is brief and int-
presslve pause in the procession. nli
eyes were centred upon the pull which
covered the coffin. The silence was
almost painful. Heads were. bent low
as the gun carriage slowly moved
across the station yard. and took up
its blues in the procession. Imma-
diutoly behind it rode the king. in 11
field murshal'u uniform.
Emperor William. also attired in 1‘
British field marshnl's uniform mid the
Duke of Counuught. in c gcncrni' s uni
form. rode upon either side of the king.
The uniforms of all three ware partly
hidden by their ovovcontn. which were
made necessnrv by tho ch’lllincss of
the weather
The king of the llellcnca uud ”ll
king of the. Portugal rode lmmodiuti‘lv
lifter King Edwnrd'n and Emperor Wil~
linni's suites Emperor William rods
11. white horse.
Enormous crowds witnessed the pun-
snxe of the cortoge bcforo Buckingham
Palace. the London house of the dead
queen. lligb oilioinbi were ndinliicd
within the railing. while outside stoo-l
the weather-worn pensioners of Chol-
sou. buying, their last tribute.
At the Junction of 111111111111 end the
Marlborough house the cortogo m.»
viewed by enormous throngs. Cadets
from Bsndhurvt and Wooiwicli and
members of the House of Lords and
House of Commons occupied special
stands. At the bottom or 1111111111113;
the boys of- the training ship lirltoun 't
Worn stationed. The column slutolv
progress of tho iortoge through the
they minute guns of the hour by but-
Noouwin tho procos iou ware I111
second curry-
lull Queen Alexandra. the Duchess of
tom. and Prince Charles at Donmurk.
111111 the king of the Belgians.
mAtn I: 16 the procession reached Pad-
11
o ntriiin hurls: the coflln blurted
LONDON brusry 2-ka asp-rt-
ui‘e oi the y from Puddinxton was
marked byJIi coremonlsl Iimlhir to
tht at Victoria sullen
The journey was accomplished with-
out incident;
broil throngs of pearls 111.11.111.11
In the vicinity of the mom 1111111
lit Windsor to most the cello:
.1 Mil ii. nix-mars” mm 1111 only chips
I. o
Look over this list and we think you are ”6% 3111'
Sale SATURDAY February 211. and MONDAY; .
1-1
32. so qualltliln snow
$3.66 queue. in: now" x,
33-50 111111111:ch are new, :1 1
$150 Qualities 1116110va .:,,
"W. . 5...,
63.00 qualities reduced to. ;
65.00 qualities reduced to -
6'5 50 quelltles reduced to, J. f, ,
$6.00 qualities reduced to i 1- V
Following the carriages 11nd preced-
Low brim. ,.
some of these good things .on the?
BUTTER is a bit lower. We offer Clover Hill Prints, at“
28c ‘ Fine h‘nll made, better than any hay «node-butter. ': (c
261: now on this market. . .y ,
221: And no doubt you have seen "Elgin Creamery" offer
it is not the best. it suite :1 good many. is. intact ”new prob
or old butter worker over. it may suit you. Elgln Butter hot-ent-
FLOUR. New arrival of Wushburn lit Crosby's. at ‘
Joncss. this sale. . I .
11 pounds good Flour. this time. , , . . . .
45c bu..‘26c 1,5 bush, ,
TURNIPS. Long Island Turnips.
SI’INNACII. The best sort,
POTATOES. "Very good potatoes." say our customers.
SWEET POTATOES. Nice size. all right.
CABBAGE. Hard bonds.
PARSNIPS, , .
BEETS. Beetaby measure.
Beets. Canned. try our special Sugar Beets.
llGGS.llon1e Eggs am now quite plenty selling at ""'
Wnrruntcd all fresh."
OATMEAL. 10 pounds "of the best.‘
2 lb. package Oats; .‘ -
BANANAS. Just in. line. at . ‘ .-
LE‘ilONS. Justin iine,st - ~-
FIGS Nice boxes
HATES. Will close out new Dates ut
i‘RANBIdIll’tIES.1“lue.nt
ORANGES. 16 Cnlii‘ornln for 251;. 25 nud 3511‘ dozen. as to' DIN
PEACHES. Special attention to u lot of nice Dried Peaches, ' ’
35c peck, ma 1,1; pee
RlC-E. Broken Rice, ll lbs-Ion 2
count STARCH. - ‘ no" pain
coconuur. 51: 511196126.
GELATINI‘I. , 61: mi. 211,
MACKEREL. New white and int. "“"" ‘ ‘ 2-, ,
SOAP POWDER. Gold Bar Soap Powder.
AND SOAP. Gold Bar Soap,
Rogul‘ir, 5c goods. Gold Bar Securing 8011p.
CANNED CORN. 3 cans of elegant Corn; ‘
CANNED TOMATOES. 3 cups of nice Tomatoes.
We expect to be- busy by giving you 0111‘ best in price and qiiiillt
want your trade 11nd are bidding huid 1111 it Please lenvo he ydul‘ 8
order. .. .
Spectacles and Eye 1:
Carefullv fitted to the lace. alter a therewith: sc
" ' iiiic examination oi the eves. - .. . . '
Complete Optical Room. No Charge. for Epic,
0. 3.11110sz0
GRADUA rs OPTICIAN,
58 Wall Street
11v"
I quantity of at” M.
auscultation w.
. (In or. 1-1
Clinics: annex,
111911th 111 o l
w ' idm'lfinn'm
1111011
111011111.
WNMWA n In: 11 .
The Bridge F1311
._ ., , .
wr. ARE 3111.1. assumes run seam 'n‘rfsr‘
ERS CHARGE F03 LOWER one
Columbia River unlined. none Extra large .
better 19%). lb. town. - .
Dry Ere-lions. Long 1:16.151: qt. kl" Lola-1m,
Long Island ,
N01 1 Mg ,
«‘n'-11.1.1
Norwalk Chronicler