Judge H‘. W. Gregory uncut
y in Horttord .
moo Ludliini. of Win
, covered from a week; ill, 4
wuuam Menu: or 'Noiwaur.’ in
slowly recovering from his recent
illness. ~ » »
Several. of the White Line care have
been sent to liri‘dgc‘port. to‘ be ro-
pointed
The estate of the into B. M. Andrews
will be adjusted in the Probate (l ourt
this afternoon. ,
hiioe Jessie Colo. of Norwnlh, bus
been at guest or Mrs. Samuel Auden son.
or Westport
Minn Charlotte Bosch of Gerard
Place. is entertaining Miss Buelnh Jon-
vin. oi‘ Bridgeport.
Mrs. George smith. 0! Stevens
street, is spending 0. few days with
friends in New timed. .,
~Grond Gymnastic Exhibition Ar
mory. Wednesday. Feb. 20M 8 p. m.,
under auspices of local Y.M .G. A.
Miss Alice Ste’rlin.‘ of New Ro~
chelle. spent Theodor ot the home or
her brother William Sterling, Beyview
avenue.
“on". M ....
George 40. Stiiiann. of South Main,
slré‘et hos recovered sumcientiy from ‘
his ottacir of the grip to be again
oi the store.
“rm administrator of the comic oi
ilsfinte Maggie Arnold settled his ac-
utii in the Norwnlk Probate Court,
this morning.
J'I‘W
A beArihg will be held in the Pro-
hate Court tomoxrow at 10 u. in. upon
the adnii scion of the estate of the late
Elizabeth Noah.
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Patrick anfney was arrested last
night for being intoxicated in Union
street. and Judge Frost imposed a line
of $3. which wosvpald.
wrimugrns Fowler"-‘Pont,‘(i. A: R., or:-
pects to attend Io comp- dire at Elias
Howe Foot menus in Bridgepolt,
Thursday night the 28th inst.
-—-Tbe imperial Crown cigar has ni-
woye been good. It will always be
good. 4
. _
Thomas Word of Academy sheet,
was, taken with fainting spells at his
attire. Tuesday evening. and was our.
{1‘19“ home in a coach. He is still quite
Thomas Casey. of Lexington oveuue~
entertained n company of friends at a
pork and bean party. Tuesday night.
Music was furnished by Svec and Shop-
am.
The W. ..0 'i‘. U. will holdito re in
meeting with Mrs. Joseph Rich r'ds.
l‘lidtiy‘. at ii otlock at iii Chestnut
street All are welcome to these
meetings. ’
instead of giving a reception this
February. the Emmahke Society of
Mice Baird's institute is having a
theatre party to witnesl "When
Knighthood Was in Flower," with a
course dinner at The .lonhnttnu.
- W
St. Valentines day comes teddy.
According to tradition this, in the tiny,
when ioVe-lorn folk of every person-
olon send. fetching 'eplgramo to each
other. Pruetlcnily ill these days it in
n time when women and children buy
curious productions of the nthticnera .
art. preferably adorned with cupida
and hearts, revealing insipid verses
within.
The annual meeting of the Connec-
ticut Probate Aline ly was held or
the Capitol lit liortlord yeatordny.
There were thirty judges present and
(our new members were admitted. '1‘
meeting listen to eulogieu to the mom
ory oil mohlhd o vvho died during the
pilot your. and discussed twice 0! in-
tercept. to probate rind goo.
Muir voila o'boov FOR 76c.
With Doreen (linen Owluxe Fain
needy too out 10 colors. Glynn
gap: lone equal to new. Boldb
» cowl
“I44.
'42 moire
4 4 at reasonoble prices at Sohnub’o
For; old. at Hovlland mm.
‘ 4 W 4
in ‘ d sturgeon. smoked» salmon.
doe «vein and all kinda at Max:423
florid Goodman. oi» New Britain. has
Louie
been visiting his sister. Mrs.
c A. mi perk any; at n
has been vinithigm in town for t
low days with his daughter Kittie.as
twain.
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The scholars of the Qrobitovil‘e Sun~
day school will have In humminment
in the chapel next Tu'eadny evening 4
A party of Norwdiir mild will llt
tend Volunteer Hook and Lenoir com.
lug.
There will be another meeting (the
lost of the your) an a. board of. relief ' '
”at the ofilce or the Shell Fish commie ‘ ‘
’aion, New Hovgn. Tue-eddy afternoon
next at 2: 30 um , .4
Albert (‘nrley nod twu or the nails
torn from the lingere 0: his loll. hand
yesterday. while fitting h follower on
the piston of a heavy machine at The
Norwnlk iron Works. ,
l4
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~Teeth treated. filled and hindered
sonuhie. Why neglect them? Dr. I
A. Phelps. 78 Waohing‘t‘on St. 80. bier. .
WW , 4.4
The Pine Ledge Whilst Club will he. .
entertained Tuesday afternoon. ”Febrli- .
my 19th. by Mrs. S. W. Shelton. or
her home. 94. East avenue. The time
of meeting is 3 o clock.
At the Central Club.‘ eturdoy. nt
3: 30 p m.. n Knifes Kiotucb will be »
given under the direction of hire. lien
ry ii Barron. The hostesses nro Mre.
1.. B. Vol-11am and Mice Annie L. (iolc. .
The subject at the midweek meet
log at the Norwoilt Congregational
Church will he “Pillnmwhyr” need:
lug from Ralph Connor' 3 story: “The
Shy Pilot." “The Canyon Flowers."
‘ ‘ The marriage of. Mine Magdoieul
Floeb oi Lowe street to Edward Brit
ton Mnnvlllc. of South Norwalk. will
take place this afternoon at 6 o‘eiock. .
ut the residence oltile bride‘s parents.
u-a-‘A‘.
Eureka Heineken Lodge. i o. 05:14.. ‘
ti ‘
teams will please come, Every Friday .
evening will be the regular meeting. 3
‘ be bowel-k on twelve ‘
will hold a rehearsal tonight.
when there will
candidates
~Muoical under ouopices of Ladies
Aid Society. lot Baptist Church. given 4'
at the Church. Friday, at 7: so p.111.
Refreshments served Admission 15c.
A Waterbury despatch says: "K. W
Mansfield. formerly superintendent of
the N01 walk Tramway COmp‘nny. hoe
ariived in Waterbury and has assumed,
his new duties on superintendent of
the Connecticut Rnliwel‘ 8: Lighting
Compony. Mr. Waldo will still con-
tinue no superintendent or the trans-
portntirln department while Mr. Muns-
ilold’o poeitlo’n will be next in author
ity to General Manager Served and he
will have eupcrvluion over the o'ntir’c
ovatem. "
0n various side streets of the tooth
teams may be seen bitched there cold
days and often left standing tor. In.
oral hours at n time. in the major
ity of instances these teams are own».
ed by people who drive in from too‘ 1901
country and rather than pay a enroll
price at some livery stable for their
horses to have proper care. leave them
standing in the cold. frequently with _
only an apology for a blanket to cor-
er them.
A committee t iaitod
puny 3 annual ball in Ilorlen this even .
the Hebrew
“of?
Left aisle rear
\V’hcu you. need“ hem meet.
. blankets and comforts lite sciiin
at the lowest priced of
\VOC) L:
$2. 75 blankets for 82.15.
$3 blankets. for $2 0.
$3. 75 blankets ior
$4 and $4. 50 bihnkcts for
$5 blankets; for 844. . ' .
$6150 and $7 blah
$10 bionkcto for ‘-
$lz blankets for '4
the season.
COTTON.
65c blankets for soc;
$1.254 blankets for so.
$1.45 blankets for mo.
$1. 74:. blankets for $1.35.
A few blankets th ‘ ‘
smiled and muscled b
2 still vrcotcr reducp i9 “
'Ilan dome down; quilts. covered
with sateen or silkolinc, were
“$5 to $6. 30, now $3. 95
Front basement.
The, Howe-nun
4 our Goons co.
Notice 13‘ hereby siren at the
‘Boo‘r‘d oi’ Relief 0! the City‘iii south
Norwulk will meet “WM
nary 23.1901 at 7: 30 o'clock tom
o’pciock..n1;8uturday. February 2.4
1901 at ”2 o'clock to 6 o‘clock
Wednesday, February 6,1901
O'clooh to 9p
Febnlfiry 21 i
on Haviiand strait. in said city. for the
purpoae (headline to oil
. ...... m1 up...
are or llid city 033110 lint
Jenn r McMAHON‘
. murmur. concern
119 m 122 Board of nou'ol.
eohool. yesterday. and found it in u »-,
flourishing condition. with many new
scholars. The scholars now attondlnv
are John nitrate. Moos Bore ..illnlr
Her‘ollii‘eld, Charles Levy. A r
Levy Morris Fonditohv. Slim P 63': ‘
Johu’iitull. Willie stall. Bonnie Keel
Jucob, Jouelu. Hurry. Navies
Levy. nous Jesem lilthol Btu l Annie
Kcelor, Sadie Kepler. Joe Siom‘oniflty
Boob el Won
The tunnel in?
Washington street.
Joseph Mondclblot.
~i 1,, u.1‘n...ki 4..
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CQMDJQCK. WATKIN‘? DOV! ‘ANR
you‘ll the point ihoi weoru twice ns‘
long on and in” l- loud and
k. Within 6: Dow and J. 1‘.
444m You a
plummet! blue
" “a w" r.
eel: om}?
W here. You can spy» money. , _
Receivi‘bi hush «be by o‘uli. nave every pouible discouilt."
ham no bad dew no book keeping. no collecting. Great «yin;
‘ " fisyou whosbenol‘ited
ed in “admondiiiifii’. ‘
The teuoher in . »
4, Who’ll do my papérinii in
a hurry and do it right? ‘
”BO“ 9 , .
Southan Street.
Under Bedtime“ mam
riibimv
4 Archduke E 4
, . udmothor. Are 44
4th with oil the birth to
ladleoninewu .
449 some hour. in like mun r ‘
in the crewman at 444 ii
Inbeilo. the pe
lung e party of the
. Th do were the porch.
44Charleo. the about and Count ‘
hearth the unite and Dueling
4 dbl-la. hill oietero. Donn. Morin
late. Done Maria Pie and Dona
collide, and their train
gentlemen.
The brld‘e‘groom‘ a party em
brat and proceeded along the Mullins
oivd granite corridors; to the dildo“
elnx Ib‘nxnodlutehr followed by; the
‘ bride’s cortexe from the queen regent’r
4 affront 3 Their pincer warei re
on rally to the right and left. but in
l: of the nilor. bride and he
estepe loud
. . ii Elli
in: men all ”gealidé there linemen
iv 4 e taxed up;
New In vii... 8mm
, 4o closet or” an-
, ,. voided by
‘ Ba e Deposit
‘ ”Notiopp‘i Bank or Nor-
«old
til
. upon ouéhionii
lions. This month’s emetic; eav-
lng month for your: _ ricer are
grfotly reduced (or
39. e.
.l .1 dollar a 00..
FUNERAL NIIGTOR'
AND commons.
Vapor
Although we are inv-
mg a very busy season.
we have not allowed
our stock to run down.
and can. other as good
vanetv‘ 1344 earlier.
444 when wanted.
our 4.4.» ,
‘pwouoelbhm
no romainin muniiout the more
ii-h which who lipid by Gordianl Sancho
nrohhlshop of Toledo. primate oi
Anointing; him were Cardinal
Cauldron. archbishop of Vollndolid;
Cardinal Herrera. uncommon of can
dine do Compealo. and Cardinal Gila
one. biahop or Barcelona. Also at
mulling were“ the, bishop or Mud’yidlm the
biollop chaplitiu oi the Pnioce
several other proiotes. church dig
topics and cardinals. Wilden places
, lipid What infant be tapped the
The more celebrated won
4 there being "no singing.
e organ performed solemn
Ilectlono. including one
”tile cipciisi‘on by riddled"
vi)
4 briaexroein lined
no white. satin—bordered veil,
will long. and halt a yard we...
read over the head and shoidera
4 e bvide, reaching over the should
re h groom, but leaving his head
. uncovered, while. according to’ the
Span oh conical. a white satin ribbon.
. _4‘ a. yoke. was tied about the
nee s‘ of the couple. the knot being
'I made between them. signifying their
union
After the moon, the simple Catholic
ritual of marl-loge wus read. the core-
moor not (litre 113 In any detail from
that. uniting the most humble mem-
ber oi that faith. except that the ritual
was read from o specially printed book
' in Spanish. wedding rings were ex
, choose!) by both parties these. oi
course; being oi great value and unique
workmanilhip.
Another. custom observed was that
of giving coins to the bride by the
bridegroom. These may he notes or
hiker or gold coins, accordu rig to the
pocltitm and width oi the contracting
portion. but they must always number
thirteen. Those employed today were
thirteen 30 (4! coins. each weighing an
ounce and- ln‘ 0! the coinage bear-
the bust of hellpe, the first Spun
in: Bourbon monarch. They were L19
“1% billed at the wedding of Queen
lea ii ,the grandmother of the
bride.
3 After the conclusion of the simple
wedding service, the cardinal p1 imotc
pronounced a short discourse. exhoro
in; too wile to love and obey her hus-
bhd. Ind the husband to love and
choi‘llh bin wife. adding: “1 give thee
a companion. not a sieve."
The cardinal also made reference to
the virtues oi the ancestors of the
bride, and groom and pointed out the
obligations the prince and princeeo
were under to give a good example to
’ thin“ in on inierior station or life. and
Will doe-your work
.thqn urea 446d the papal and his own
nano‘d’c’t '
Am: Ind am “it 13w!“ weddei
am 4 a e e1 ro
‘l‘iihg‘i‘g‘ ‘c‘firiege,’ the ”idiom-
or, re the 1 our; cor
, mom: of no (133611
use
“laced it. o4 3964:1181“? via-glut?
W fill a some w
2933‘” 4 flint!” oi oi‘gnod the editing
;: “ n31. mind all rebuked
to the stoic dining room in which the
betroul hull we: hold mom: fly‘ cyan.
ooh of. d ‘ omit
y
Though the oilyIlicnth
3
Mom edlvlth hell yellow when
' WWW which it heIoonilpht we:
new name
mor up into one. rlinemen 1
Worden 213319an they 4,
. «nu titanium“. oi Bridgeport. non-4 , 4
no. more rd
4 alpine one.
v WEVQ‘ ”13
h ‘t tlom the altar was; occnp
4 gentiemeniu wailing oi the l 44,
The epnco in front of the tribune
was tilled with chuiro and bencheo a
which were treated the ohieie oia the
pulace retainere'. with the Duke ill So
t may at their heed. n body of uni
herdierfl. the pillow chaplains und oth-
or minor pained attendants. The side
aisle was occupied by commissioners
of the principniit’ieo of Astuliae and
prevluelol dephtoiione 4
The wedding reremony proceeded
with perfect ronquilltuy 'lhe tbous
undo oi spectators in the neighborhood
or the paincej and filling the south
grlmd count within the railings were
quite orderly. 'i‘he’y were Winchell oy
detachments of cavalry. Who also kept
order throughout the city. ' o
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LOOKlNG UP CLAI M5.
Important Branch of a Big Railroad-
Options on New Land.
That the consolidated rou‘d in to-
muire marked strides in the matter of
cooling to suburban iradlc in evi
danced not only by the steps toward
friendly legislation this winter but by
the preparations being made to securoi
the necessary land for additional
trucks and sites fol turnouts, power
houses etc... onyx; the New Haven Reg
later.
Never in the history of the road has
the claims department been so buoy
and. the carpet or clerks covered no
much territory as in the last ten
months.
the right. of many on the Nougntuok
Berkshire and Northampton roads
been investigated and recorde
marched hey-0nd chance pl 411 possible
defective title. but agents ‘of the
claims department hare been liking
the line of the road nod wherever nee.
canary have secured options on prop-
erty that will in a short time prove
valuable to the proposed extension or
the thirties.“ system of the road.
the line of the Consolidated roadbl-
wnys requires a. certain degree of
finesse that comparatively few men
princess. and when they do in any
marked degree their services are in-
valuable to the company they repre-
cent.
It can readily be seen that should
the road got on ideolnnt the railroad
company wants to buy his property.
the price of that land will soar away
up above any other piece in the entire
township. There is where the genius
of the claims department clerks comes
:1.
They are a remarkably bright set of
young men, well up in legal lore, (“1"
peciuily that relating to the buying and
selling of real estate. At their omen
in theConsolidated road building they
are neatly, fashionably clad and up.
near as they are. prosperous, well paid
attaches of on important department
of a big railway oystc‘m.
But when one starts out to inquire
the price of a piece or property along
the line. then there in adifference.
The farmer, whoae land borders the
in the retiring. paeoably dressed moi-
ectindlvlduol who presents himself in
a possible customer for his loud as
tbe'sieck. wail iod agent of the Consol-
idated road.
The result is that the diflldent young
man, secures the option on a piece oi
land at a price that precludes any
idea of a contest or condemnativo pro
coed use.
That. was evinced in a. marked do-
zree a chart time ago on the Air Line
division. There was a certain piece
bf land that the road desired to secure
for a turnout when the summer or-
press line was inaugurated. The man
who owned the property. knowing that
lhe railroad doairedthe property, held
it at o prohibltory price. lrinaIlrv
Agent Fluke was. sent out to see whnl
he could do with the obdurnte owner
He put up at the town hotel for :1
week and at thoend of that time he
had: dead for the property in in
, m? Thor week's work caved nu-
‘BT‘ hill ted read some 3700.
While the third rail system has been
in the nature of on experiment at New
Britain end Nantucket the reunite o
the workihave been ouch that his he
..ilovod thut the railroad oiliciala con
older it the coming oubotituto for ilil!‘
trolley in rapid suburban novel,
:ohe’op noon as compared with Merrill
0! trmporta
in own land the present activity in
w the claim apportion») may be one to
the rood'o desire to secure optiono on
the needed land» , ., ..
undone 9 am our»: valv-
~ our».
‘» Aitjl‘FORi). (loam. February 1‘4
Bamako indium! committee. Major
”would my iii a mile Humane
mm Wm in raven ‘
M’MW Nil. “A” mm with the
death paucity for minute. as did' nopre
amped (or the
fimltlon
for
Fowler oi flow
Not only have the titlewto
The acquisition or properly along , ‘
a property holder along the line of 4;
looking it the only prevent acceptable ‘
.4 rival (or. the prevent popular method
tlon The third roll eye »
ll tom must necessarily have a prank of
buck. rent by on on 4 4
: 'nen'o experience.
Mr. William 13. Gregory
4 ington direct. Foot Nor‘w
"‘ am A hotter by trade. a.
that vompeln me to he 0
hey,“ i was bothered wit
‘n4‘tlrinal'y difficulty with
theilhluey necretloun. it an
at my work during the Eloy
ten at night. and in place 0
enter bed in the mornings re
nnd lit for a day’s work. i
bieInnd wank. l obtained Do
my Pills m; Pinisted Drug
see if they would heip‘ me
They have me entire roller.
For sale by all deplore;
cents n box. Footer-Miibu
ialo, i: ii. nolc would for l.
Staten.
$3.50.
side otthe road would never I‘Mmline '
The CONNECTICUT GE ‘
LIFE msunnncn COMPANY ..
Hortl’m d made substantial ‘3
your 1900 no follows:
lN ASSETS, SURPLUS lN’l‘F
PREMlUM RECEIPTS. Ilia
ANCE WRITTEN. 1N9
ANCFJ lN FORCE. IN
UNPAID CLAIM 4 4
F. H. FIELD. Genaral'Ag
United Bank Building. South _
llighect cash price paid for”
‘qu and materials of every ltin‘
me a postal and i will call. .»
Prompt attention and hen
dealings with all. i am ‘
in New York some dayu
week
immediate attention on
will be given to any bovine”
come in during my nhsen
ABRAHAM it it i,
13 Raymond St. or 11 NW
St" Store.
40 on dolly exec t
pm.to1$iu.,uf
‘ suturdoy. it Am
Norwalk Chronicler