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South Normlk. Conn
'Ml‘si Mary Finch has returned to her
boron in van Zonal Malinda after a
visit in motility.
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lohn Ayros in recovering from the
, rail he sustained while rebuilding a
boat In Itowuyion.
'l‘ho Misses ltoveys, of Dnnbury,
hate been visiting Mrs. Robert
own. 01 Fort Point street.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles ll. lliuor, or
cottage avenue. are home from a two
weeks visit In Port Jefferson.
.
Ilernnrd Collins. of South Osborne
avenue, returned home yesterday from‘
a visit at his former home in Danbury.
Miss Emma llruridnge. of Van Zandt
Merino. tipped over a lighted oil heat-
or, Sunday, but with rare presence of
mind, threw the blazing article out of
the window before any‘ damage was
done.
Albert Glob has resigned his posi-
tion with Mrs. Bennett Jackson. the
ltlvorslde avenue grocer. and taken a
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BRIDGEPORT. cons.
SOME OF THE NEW IDEAS
FOR SPRING FASHIONS
show themselves here each day.
THE NEW BELTS.
l’atciit leather belts, plain and
gilt trirriiried, price :56 to 75C ea.
Velvet belts. gilt trimmed. age.
to 50c each.
l..'.,\iglon belts, 25c. 42c and 50c
(aeli. Willi gilt and silver trim-
ming. price SLUS.
Tucked satin lrclts. straight or
bodice shape. 75c and Si each.
. tiilt and \il\L‘l' lielts. price 50c
5‘1 each to SI .25
JEWELRY DEPARTMENT.
Silvcr, gilt or black spikes, two
for SC.
liili spikes, price 5e each.
New assortment of gilt hair
brooches, price roe. 15c and 25f:
each.
TOILETS.
Large bars of Castilc Soap.
white or mottled, price 15c or two
bars for 25c
llainarirclo lialni for chapped
hands and rough skin, perfumed
with layendcr or lreliotropc, price
roe bottle.
Petrolco l‘oniade. price 5c bol-
rlc.
The new line of Sprin Dress
Goods. Silks and Was Goods
are showing themselves daily.
Some very desirable rotor: and
pretiv figures of the \\ ash Goods
and Silks are here for )our inspec-
lion.
We invite you to iiiakc an early
selection and get first pick of the.
season.
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THE NEW SPRING RIBBONS
are still making this section of the
.‘vUil a busy one.
The new l‘ersian designs with
the iici’nstitcircd edge are very deI
siiablc. and the correct width for
the belt and neck.
Our sale of tire l-‘ancy Ribbons.
No. no width roe ribbons at 10c.
yard, 1S still going on.
l’daek silk taiiotzr ribbon. No.40
width. roe quality, price we yard.
New lam v
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“Armin ior Sprint:
ac qiiaiity ribbons prirc
lilting iii in ‘ t ‘rsri
long no load and oilwilovoo‘ lead and
zinc. groan by machinery.
yonor’n 0M ‘
, rty of the mfinmmflmrila.
trict has been made on the Town list
of 1900. Bald nnsosnuront list may be
round for. examination at tho atom of!
LV 8 amour on East avenue, to said
district with Board or seller will
meet at the said store of W. 8. Hum
ford on wodnosday. February 21th.
1901. at: trainer; ii. iii., to bear and
determine 31b appeals made to thorn
from paid assessment list. .
Dated at East Norwalk, Conn, Fob-
runI-y16.1001.
LAURI'PS M. ‘S’MITH.
CHARLES H. PEARCE.
LEO DAVIS. ..
Committee or the East Normal: School
District
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NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that an as-
sessment of the polls and taxable
property of the East Nor wnlk Fire. Dis-
trict has been made on the Town list
of‘ ltlllt). Said list may be found for
examination at the store oi W. 8. Hari-
Thc. Bourdzot. Relief wili.moc.,t.,at the
said store or W. S. itsn‘fdrd,
on. Wednesday, February 271b,
1901. at 2 o’clock p. In. to hear and
determine all appeals made to them
from said assessment list.
Dated at Eatit Norwalk, Conn, Feb-
ruary 16, I901.
FREDERICK ll. BAKER,
LAURITS M. SMITH.
A: 'i‘. ELD'RIDGE.
Committee of the East Norwalk Fire
District.
fill 18 19 25 till 2.
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ROW! YTON.
Mrs. llcrtram Morgan, of North rive-
nue, is recovering front a brief Illness.
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The pupils of the public school are
very bully just now with examinations.
The steamer Kate. C. Stevens took
a load of market oysters in New York
city. yesterday.
Mr. Okenhoion has secured a posi-
tion with George H. 'l‘rnendly, the
Brooksldc florist.
Mrs. Anna chzlc. of Long island, In
a guest of Mr. and Mrs. "John li'lioni1
nicdleu, (if-Crockett avenue.
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John H. Shorer‘s new house In High-
land avenue. is receiving a coat of
paint. .1. ll. Seoflcld is doing the
work.
I
W. ii. S Bates, oi‘lhe west side. has
secured the agency for this sec tion of
the country for the erlnrilplae i'crtll
lzcrs.
Miss lrvlrig has recovered from a
several days' illness. and yesterday ro-
surned her position as teacher at the
public school.
The C C. 'l‘. K. N. Club. conrposcl
entirely of young ladies. nict yesterday
afternoon with Miss Maude lluyinond,
of Raymond's Hill.
A.-.‘ .w
Francis lloylston. of lioylston's baby
carriage factory. was in New York
city and Newark. New Jersey. Friday
and Saturday. on business.
All evangelistic renderI will be lit-Id
in the Methodist. Church tonight. An-
other service of the same character
will be held Thursday cv,cnlng
'l‘lrc Rownvton lienllckcrs ulll on
terrain the lionllckci Club with an
oyster supper, \lencsduy night, at.
the residence of John I. riomnindlcu.
in Crockett avenue,
Mr. and Mrs. H. .l. iicvlln. of New
York city. spent Sunday with .\ii‘. and
Mrs. McCaslln. of Main street. Mr.
llcvlin is an inspector of thc iloard ol
lducatloir of New York city.
Mr. and Mrs, Montgomery and Mr.
and Mrs. Hyatt. of Scarsdnic. New
York. who have been spending a week
with Mr. aners. W. 8. it. Bates. of
the worst side, have returned ironic.
The Colonial entertainment and sup.
per under the auspices of the Epwortu
League of the Methodist Church.
which was to have been held l1‘rlday
night. has been postponed indefinitely.
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Louis Dluhl has returned home from
New Haven and resumed his position
as mambnll aboard the steamer C. It
Lowndea. till-.1) Dlohl was called home
to New Haven by the death of one of
his children.
’i‘iro preheat warm spell makes it
look as though the leoniun had secured
all the too they are going to this win-
ter. They are counting on harvesting
a ilather crop if the weather will per-
mil
A very pleasing entertainment has
been nrrhngod for Friday night. for the
gun sociable. to be held In Guiller‘ir
Hall. One of the features on the list
in a cakewalk. A. supper will be
served. and thorn will be dancing after
10 ociocln it is hoped to have the
Inn: fully mounted by Momorirrl Dav
. IOXIG FOR RURAL DELIVERY.
WASHINGTON. February lb—d‘hn
committee rocontlv appointed by the
pontmhstor general to oxomlrio boxes
1 it turn on the free delivery routeii
tt‘olidhout tho eountry converted at
info: pout ofllcc. department teddy, and
Iron about sixty boxes which
been submitted for examination.
few days it report will be iImr-
dorod to tho postmaster general of tho
, Waterbury, of Ox Ridge. 1
. coin in the Soldiers llorno. Noroton.
_ friends at Baltimore, bid
ford, on East Avenue in saidDistrlct. '
mild '
the guests of Mr. and no. Martin J.-
Rev. G, A. Willson. oi? jilurion.-wiil.;
deliver his lecture on Abraham Lin-1
tonight
warn-w ~- w-i
Iii-s. Henry Stark. of Noroton, fell
on the lee near ner- homo, vestorrloy.
and broke her right wrist. Dr. While
attended the lulury.
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Thaddeus Johanna hair moved from
the hour-re in biota arrest, which he sold
to Joseph Hindiey. to New Canaan.
whore ho has rented a place.
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The Social League of the Congrega-
tional Church will hold a poverty so-
and at the "home of Dr. and Mrs.
George ii. Norton, on Thursday, tire
t’t‘ltlilnst. ' .
William llugdale, of Mormon
Heights. is making alterations to his
grocery store. partitioning off one side
for lecd and grain and the other for
groceries.
The teachers of the
Church. Nuroton. arid the Methodist
Church. llni'lerr. worr- presented with
1901 calendars of unusual beauty. by
i}. ll. Miller.
Presbyterian
Rev. C. A. Willsou will inaugurati- a
series of sermons on Queen Esther,
commencing next Sunday night a 71:1”
o'clock. In the Methodist dplscopal
Church. The course prorriises to be
interesting and instructive.
There will be lwiiteri services at
10:30 o‘clock Ash \l'ednesday (tomor-
row) morning in Si. Luke‘s Episcopal
Church. Norototi. There will also be
services each Tuesday night at 7::l
o‘clock, with preaching by the rectors
from the neighboring parishes.
Daniel Dill‘l‘. a veteran of the (ilvll
War, died of iioarl disease in lI‘ltr-li'u
ilonic. .\‘oroton. Sunday evening. in
his seventy-"fin year. The deceased
was a rnt'vmbor of Company (i. Seven-
tornili Connecticut. ills Ironm- was in
Dunbar}.
Augustus ii. White. a wrrrdtiiau. dl-Id
in the Home Sunday evening. of heart
disease, resultant from plirIutrrunin and
grip. The deceased was a civilian. lie
was in his Sin.)‘-i-l'.l(‘()llfi year and was :I.
native of (‘olcliostciz Conn.
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’rhi‘ troulrlo with the Ht‘\Vi'l' at
Fitch's Soldiers’ Home ihcrvnsos rath-
er than diminishes. About twelve.
rods of the server has been taken up
in Noroton center. and it is thought
that ”W place where it was stopped
up has been discovered. it Will lir' rom-
t-ilind tut once.
The Darlon Free llundlrin Room and
Library Association is a reality. Dr.
and Mrs. (i. ll. Noxon have presented
the .ismreiallon with n. stir for :i build-
ing. and George P. llrntt, lip» publisher.
has agreed to donate several hundred
standard works ilS trench-us for a li-
brary, The association has one life
member. Mrs. Alfred )iorelmum, wpn
coritribriles $50. The association will
give an entortnlniiiciit in the Town
Hall, next Tuesday night, for the pun
pose of further increasing tho trous-
ury.
WINNIPA UK.
it is stated that James Burr-y ls soon
to wed.
'l‘hc Norwulk Mills Company Is our
playing a great runny new bands.
Some cows in this place are loft to
roam around at will. They should he
looked after before they do some Inla-
chief.
Miss llcrlhu Hutchinson, daughter of
Andrew Hutchinson, has a large class
of music scholars. among them blaster
lllnlrop. son of Mr. and ‘birs. (loorgc
Bishop.
Elmer Henderson. of this place. to-
gether with MI. and Mrs. ll V. Smith
and Miss Carrie nrrd l‘lora Smith, or
Normualk spout Sunday in \Vluouni
Valley. the guests of Mr. and Mrs. l
Kletlrmiilcr.
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There were "grent limos" on the
Wlniiipank llrldgod-lunduy night. 'l‘wo
Irrcii got into a snarl. and it was hard
work to know which was which for n
time. At llrsi. they worr- golnn to have
arrests made. but finally shook hands
and made up.
Wm.._.~...
CRANHURY.
1
Miss Pruney. of Dorian. in tho
guest of Mrs Julius Pruner.
\lr. and Mrs lurrnrer of Nor-walk
spent Sunday with Mrs lr‘r'cudcuthrrl.
Mrs. E. Pitch and son. of Weston.
npnlli Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Frank
W. Gregory.
ii. . .1Flllow is moving from the
ilurtliol plane to his mother's place on
Clioutntit Hill.
The Union (‘liurclr Society will
give u sociable Friday evening. at Mr.
Duh. Elllow'u.
iiirureneo Saunders. of Bridgeport. is
visiting his parents. Mr. and Mrs
Charles Saunders.
“Wu-w .- a was-
bilitii Charlotte Adams. of “ridge.
port.1wlio1hnn1been visiting relatives
horn, «rotrtmrotbito her home today.
HMinn Natalia Raymond. of Port
uhcstor has been the truest of her
Grandmother. bird 1". l’. Pillow tho
illikh «ooh I t'
ti 1 u «‘41-».
The infant close in. the18undny
nclioola is so lriijgn thrill it hits beeir
'lulbléil' rm Mirth an ‘ extra teacher.
rerun: brilly‘wlll'hlrvc charge or
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i.-
'win (3 llirno. ‘ 6
. of billiard, are
, Mr. and re. ii: d
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Mina Edith Erickson. of Cannons. is
n. arrest of Miss Hattie in. Holmes, or
\i-‘aehington av nae.-
airs. .‘l. M. honour-i1
homo from a
has returned
two woults‘ visit with
mm,
A“iioar‘1‘t“ tournament will be com
aroused by members of umw Westporr
Club. at its rooms li‘rlduy ovonlnrr.‘
Wanna "Wu-M
Mr. and \Il‘n. Shoruood Thorpe of
Bridgeport spent Sunday at. the. rest-
dance of Mr. and Mrs (tcorgo l1“.
'luorp‘e. in Main street,
Miss i‘ diin iilcelrniui. of Clayton, N.
.‘i.. who has been Blit'ilillllg a couple
of weeks with Mrs Eduard W. llub-
bell. llivnreddc avenue, has returned
home.
The total of subscriptions to the
$1. 000 fund for our public library now
amounts to $700. tho brother-s blue of
Sungatuck and New Y ork. adding their
nailise for $100 each
An informal dance will be held at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred S. .chi
nliigs. Friday evening. The commit
loo having the affair in charge are
Henry M. Sherwood. tlm'irno S. .IIIIr~
nlrigu, and Charles (irillln.
NEW CANIMN.
Edwin llrant has l'i'llll'ili'tl from his
visit with relatives in New \‘or'lr, after
a two \viII-ks’ stay.
(.‘arpcntcrs are ll‘()\\' engaged in pine-
ing the roof on (i. I). .\‘hirois's im’u
house at Lake Wariiiranaw.
.\llS. (h orgi- \i'aidui II and (llililli‘li
of Noiuulb \vr-Ic Inn-:11 or \l1. and
Mrs. Charles \l'lrltlork. wvcral days.
Brown and lluryI-u have tlnI cori-
tr‘ncl for building a iliI\\‘ l‘i‘Sllli-llt‘f‘ for
Mr. Siawson in l‘oiiiid ltldgc, on the
site of the one recently burned.
.\ir. niid Mrs. W. ll Simon have r1--
tumml froth their pudding tour and
have begun honsolu-I plan in Ullt' of (‘
W, llodgv'n houses on liast :rvr-uuv.
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.\ ilillltt‘ was held in tho rwidI-nr.» of
MI". and Mrs. Thomas. .\ltiil‘lilll last
week 'l‘linrsday cvcninn. The few
c-mrpb s that ivrI-c illl'
(IIJIH. 'llili‘ Illill:
writ lllitl a very
l.t“llll‘ll devotions iiill r-roirinicnt in
St. .‘tloysluss t‘iiuitli, \\f' lncsdny
Mass will lw held at \ :1. ill. and rosary
at 7 :20 I1 Ill. .\t both scrtlti-s llfilll‘w
will be distributed.
t'arponler‘s llrown
corriplctcd the
and lllrvyr'n have
addition built on rlu
rear of Htewih & l’vliiirry's lrarn1 v
store. .\l.rlri sliocl , “lilill is now men
pied bv the latter firm.
A diillcnlt and \‘I. r_v pzrliri‘rrl opcrntioii
was pnrt‘m'nrv-d upon .lolin ll. Tllilii‘llt'l'.
Saltrrdru afternoon by Dr iiuvdon or
New York. The trouble was nonfinr‘d
to the binddm it “as a \I'l‘i‘ suc-
cessful operation The patient is at
present doing .12: well no can be m
pooled.
.\lli'llli N o'i-lor'l. on Friday night.
members of the New t‘aiiauii (iader
(‘urpn ilN‘tii‘lilllli‘ll in Hill hall. (-xpcrliiii:
to go ilirtrritzlt the i'I-Iznlnr routine of
drill. but. much to their pleasure. in
stead of di'illirit: they \\'I‘l‘l‘ lllll'd up lil
double tile and niari-lrr-d to the hall to
I boliiitlt'ully supplied (able prepnt'wi
for tin-in by the comrrilttce as ll sur-
ill‘iili" in honor of tin-1i tli'st nirrilw-r
sary. 'l‘lir-coni'ruuy remained stand-
illt: llilill il‘tI Inlilniii “as SONIC”. [ill-ll
ear-h olirI limit his |rlqu In order at.
the table. ’l‘liu lili using was ilSliI‘tl ll)
Rev .I ll iloyt of the i‘flillil‘l'i‘Illlilil'll
Church. The lbii‘n‘ remained at the
tnlrb» just an hour .-\1‘Icr supper. livv
.\lr llovt Inudo .r \ri_\ ph- using nd In as
to thr- unupunt lie praised it \|'l_\
highly. \'ot only dm .~ ll do \ou11oidl
b_v sti-alglitoirlir: up llll\~il l-rllv but I1,
lnrprorcs you mentally llx troll," he
said. After Mr. Ho)! liiIl<iioId, the
1 not
plant or that
entrIpuny called for :r hill‘l‘i'll i'roni (‘ap
lain llurdett lie praised the rout"
pan) for Its good “Hill and rlosml in
falling for three c'lim-Is i'1or the (oni- l
"Mine The lud‘IIs “ho .i'u'slvttt‘tl In
the oirlcrtnlrinreiit nrr- llrnrrlu-d by the
committee for their survivor.
'l'lic llilllll‘ of Mr. and hire, .Ioliiil
Kuiscr in In wlslmio \\ .lN the scent. or
a pic: rsant anthciium Surulni. In honor
of the seventy-lira birthday of .\ll-l
Kaiser. width “as the pre\ious day
It was ('1‘rIlrbiulrId Striidny. so that all
the relatives would he nbbI lo lllil‘lltl i
There \vvi‘o ttvcrrty-sevcir persons [ll'i‘i
out. Illlll all unloved the hospitality of
Mr. and Mrs. Kaiser. At about one
o'clock lirII party out down to n tnlilo
full of merits of all kinds salads ctr
and pniiook or a bountiful dinner.
noclul ilrnl. (Ilia.
before IHl'illliliz to their rI'ler-rlite
homes uorc neittI-d til the table for
«upper and were scrv-«l Willi all kinds
of duliillca. illi‘d Which nil returned
home. wishing Mrs. Kaiser iunrn such
rileriiinui lilrtbtlnvu in tho
Among thorn Irrosefit were: Mr.
Mrrr. Uharioa Kaiser. Mr. and
Frank Rainer; MI". and Mrs. Btlrirttnl
Knlsci Mr. and Mrs. lcdwnrd Kaiser.
.\lr. nrnl Mrs. Chai‘lns Wiiltloclt Mr.
and Mrs. Edward l-kzhootrmrrkor. Mr.
and Mrs. John ill. Horuuiii. Mrs; Ann ill
Whitlock. of “'lliflll." no. (icorgo
Wurdwail and son (ioorglo. and Miss
Muymn Wurduolb of Nor walk ilhlwiri
lliunt. Richard (llmntcud. Wilton. and
Harold. lln‘riy.l§. dw.ln I tlirl and Edith
Kaiser
and
WAHlliNii'l‘ilN February l-ll- ~li 1".
one at the ibrpnrtinoril. of State that
nothintr has been horrid thorn in «on:
firm the report from Caracas that Mr
imrurln. the United Hinton minister to
Voiiciiuoln. in very ill at that piano.
The minlaior won last heard from on
iimonw‘oifh'iw mm “‘0 It“
or Roihihtrn of the slats. .
tho lliili instant. and then he made no
mention of ill lion! tit. .
l,_<“1!‘
‘ucnce oi' the family.
1siinruron1~d.
. .ifl Iinoor s w it in iil
“m” “ """"“'” .mf ,,,,,..'.. ,,’,,,.‘,, WW. ltolioil Clark of New Milford was in
p linii printed ,
paper _
thoinrh with a distirwi»
linen a close usaoeiotlo
Inugwuurp and a Ropiriiiip
been attended by some embarrassment
and has intuit-ti to dimmed the Re-
pirblieun' at political K00“ ”“311 A
separation sec-Ins dcalrabln “WNW!
he run decided upon.
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in
more time,
imriiti form:
otwrion u
l
‘Jflllil 'l‘. Hayes, who killed Mil-iii \Ivln-
lfr-ed (look, a Wool: ago in Winston.
u as Ioiriovod yesterday from lilo hoarse
of Medical Examiner Hur‘lburt. where
he has been confined since the ’tl’flltt-
ody. to the count} mil in liitelr‘iloni.
He was in charge of Policeman S. ‘U.
Whooior. Hayes lookedwell and there
in new little doubt that he will recov-
er. l-iayos Was taken to rho hill upon
orders burned by Coroner Higgins. 'l'iio
coronor- examined several more wit.
notions yesterday. but it in not exhalat-
od that he will be able to make ‘hiu
report bofore the end of the Week.
Attire \VlnrtI-d rap-Ht Congregational
Church. Sunday night, and also at the
Methodist Church services were held
in I-spoelal reference to the late trag-
edy. ltcv. ti. \t’. Judson at the. Congre-
tionni Church took as his Iltibject:
"liessorts from the ltocent Tragedy.“
referring to the high eetccm lirwhleh
bliss (look was held and the self eon-
tvol of tire corriuiunity in allowing the
law in take its course in healing tin-
and affair. .\lr-Is (look and Hayes were
both attendants at tho Congregational
Church. “The First Act of the Trail-
I-dy." was the subtract of the Rev. B. li‘.
Kidder, illl' .\lnthorllst pastor.
‘lviicrul .\acut ’l‘hrali. of tire Corinne
tlrril Humane Society found some
business awaiting hint on his trip to
New lilil't'il. Saturday. in the nioi'ii~
int: he Investigated a case against \t'll‘
Ilanr l-‘i-uir. ol' llarrrdcn. charged with
abusing his cows. and not furnishing:
thvru rr-oper food and shelter. Flinn
pl'tiiriismi that he worrld take better
cure of his live stock and \ir. 'i‘hl’alr
ante irini ii ciirnu- lie wont to East
Ham II In the alturrroon and found that
:r hora.- belonging to ll Ioirstnblc of the
town was In burl condition, it lining too
old to work. lie shot the animal.
i'lt'sscs lionslicrgcr. of Hartford.
was arrested )rIstr itlll\ on a charge ul-
trgliig blackmail. (rub :Irrurdny “(ism-r
' (il‘iItIlllliilllli. a drunglst of Albany avo-
llili', received a letter alleged to have
lli‘i'il sent by lionsbergcr in which in-
rdnicrl that unless still was tortlieonrlnu
from the druggist be Illoiislwrgcrr
would complain to the police that
(lrecubnunr had sold liquor on Sunday.
.\tz'. (in I‘lllllilllll reported the matter to
the police, who advised blur to send
$2" in run li'" dollar confederate
notes. This letter led to ill!‘ capture
of,‘ llonsliorizer yesterday.
.\ lnrnt- driving liclt used to propel
the \‘llili'illlli in the Brussels depart-
ment of rlnI Hartford ("urpct (Zom-
paiiv 5 works at 'l‘hi‘iiiipnorivlibI broke
.\‘cislt‘r‘dny, 'l‘hc belt lIt‘l‘iililt‘ entangled
in the sliat’llrlg. and before the engine
could be Stopped considerable damage
v.:i1.- done by the lr-ar'iiig out of a part
of the u all of the mill and Ir large see-
llon of the shutting. No one was lll-
Jili‘l‘ii. The accident caused the clos-
ina down ol’ the department. and it will
be Silllli‘ (lilyn before repairs can be
mud-I.
ill 1. llaliic 1.1 Theme. who died Silli-
lil‘lll} in a troilry ear in New London
Thursday last, “as lit‘ll‘ to $50,000, It
is learned front Stoutirgtoir, whore l‘ri-
ion I’uciilc Railroad bonds belonging
to lll'l' late husband have been found,
.\li'. 'l‘lrorpc. according to reports.
bought the bonds twenty years ago
for a pittance. laid llll‘lll away and bad
r‘oi-aorpn thorn. The only claimant to
the l'tilirtnv a foster daughter. a
school lrIIIillIIl‘ at Howard Valley. near
llilillt‘lr-‘OH, i‘tiitii.
'l‘iu- 71m passenger train north on
the t‘11iitral Vermont itallrutui, )‘i'SiPF
day morning. ran into a freight train
at .\iontvillc. 'l‘hc butts." of the freight
was considerable HlilliSllt‘ll and a
brukrnrizri cut about the. head. The
front of thrI passenger irierirrrtitlve was
duiiinnI-d and several windows broken
in tho coaches, No prism-rigors were
illll‘i.
15'
The lliHIRi‘ III-longing to John Pope
and or r uplcd bv Howard iI‘rocnrnn and
wife in Woodbiirv was burned to the
around Saturday tri"'.tcrnoori in thr- lili-
’l‘lie house is hi-
IIIrIlrII (lose it) the Whillvlllmll llilt‘. ii
is l)illi'\f'i| that the house was set on
the, n- thori- was no fire in the brilli
lug when it was loft. 'i‘lic fiiriilly cnt
wait burned.
l'lltlt‘liilltt‘l‘ (‘1. W. Swan started for
Soulirport l'lll‘ll' Sunday morning
\\ heir lrr Solrlhhuiy the carriage ov'ei~
turned and the horse ran away 'i‘liu
animal was found at noon in Natura-
tuck.
of mourning to which he had been
lie was uninjured.
t lll roll Clark. the ten your old son of
ultruilv killed Saturday afternoon by
'llnr full Inn of a true which his father
l with cutting down.‘ The boy run in tho
direction in which the ticc was to fall
and was struck in the head and back.
future. ‘lllu nor-h trust broken.
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mar RATES ON ovnnoue vnsszLo.
SAN li‘lta Nt‘ iseo .lI‘olrruary lam-lio-
Insurance mind an overdue vonnois
llllli‘ again been ruined. the Audradn.
out lltlulayu from Santa Rosalia. the
llurllnr front Wei lial Wei. and the
(‘ npc \i’rnilr from (.‘alluo. all for Port«
land the, are now quoted at :10 nor
cent. \tltlio tlrn Ardmnurclwu.‘ 78 days
out from the li‘rnrcr River for Liver-u
pool in human iii an per cent. and the
Henry llmlrflcld. tan Il‘uvn out from
l’ltllndciplilti tor Nuirnnrlrl. at to pot-
(Iont. _
W-....¢~J—~—-~ .
Dinar. Pusan EXAMINATION.
l'll'liill.\\_i. ‘ February lbw-Tho
yourriz link (I of em Collard and Unit a
has lillFilHi'fl his nynn'tlpntlon for t ‘1
milk of military ensign. ills
.\t or qualified or "lured" by the exam-
ncr r "
paper lrus .
.\lr. Swim walked to the house '
Work ,
1 ha i a port,
limited some morning for a trill
South. She will bog; gone yovoml
avoelru. ” ‘
Roy. S. K. Sanford, of the Five Point
Missionu,irt1‘1va Yor'it ”0&0th M
the Sourirport Methodist Epismpni
Church. Stindnv morning ,
10-an
Otto Jiicoi1y;nrNcw Haven, lei tuition-,1
in»: n ieu days in Pair-field. air. are
coby “as the or ganlrer of the Fall'-
ilr-ld Hoot! and Ladder (‘onipnnp
awn-—
Martin Dopey. oi Sonthport. “is in
Glen (love. Ii. 1.. whom he went to ob
tend the funeral of his brother. John
Doro-y. who died last Fri' day. agéd titty
yr ars. llc leavés a wife and two sons
to mourn his loss.
. 1
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lilc tliodlst ldlrlpcopal Church will hold
a business In‘e’otlntz W edh‘eiulay even-
hit: iii. the iliiliillullion of the prayer
piloting The King‘s Daughters will
Irrccl ut the residence of lt‘rddiirlelt
liliscoe. next \i'ediiesrduy aftcrnoon at
2'30.
'l‘he .ch liooncis George l‘dwin, Mart
i1‘lizuiwth and “alter sailed for New
York Satin-'du) night With farm pv-o
duec. They have all been frozen in
Soulliport the past two weeks. Capt.
Bradford W lison. of the Waller. is ill,
.it his home in Soutlrport. and Capt. t.
l’nrseil has taken his place.
Real Estate For Sale
Pursuant to an order of the Court
of Probate for the district of Norwalk
authorizing the some. the subscriber-
oiYcI-a for sale the valuable road estate
on the Ivvstcrly side of West avenue.
between Norwalk and South Norwalh,
known at the late hor‘nestcad of Sally
.\iullory. now deceased, «rotisistln’g ot’ a
tract of land with about. '70 foot of from
on West avenue and extending through
In the Connecticut Turnpike. with the
dwelling house and out-buildings theré~
be had between the two cities.
particulars inquire of
ASA it. WOODWARD,
Administrator with the will annexed
Norwalk. February lith, V30}. ‘
£12 19$ 36
Solvent Notice.
District of Norwaik, ss., Probate
Court. February llih, A. l).. 1901.
Estate or Benjamin Robertson. late
of Norwalk, in said District. deceased.
The Court of Probate for‘ the his.
trier of Norwalk. hath limited and al-
lowed six months from the d’nto” hereof
for the creditors of said estate to ox-
lilbit their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to present their ae~
counts, properly attested, within said
illIiII, will he iii-linl'rull a recovery. All
persons indebted to said estate are re-
qnestml to make immediate payment to
IlOXANNA .\l. ROBERTSON.
f12-19-2Il Execntr’lx.
For
Nowhere are met: cut as clove
as at our store.
We always sell
GOOD CLOTHING
af
CUT PRICES
But this morifli we haw made
an extra cut in
MEMS'PANTS. ,
h Selling
$2.00 one: for $1.39
$3.00 arms for $1.98
$4.00, $4.50 and
$5.00 (mes for$2.98
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Contact Bros.
rationa-
Mitrowr'ro A. GlFFIN.
Be careful
Of What You ESL
save a llttlo~tnnothor rollshnblo loa-
ture.)
' 2ch Iii.
. lilLL
”’i ii GOTTA E WWI mi 0
nitric sonmott. A“
'er
1 used. tor,
’l‘lrr- oillc ial hil'lilil of tho Sorltlrpol‘t’ '-
on: the moat dealrablo real estate to 1
Our groceries are perfectly reliable ‘
—--tho prions give you an opportunity to ,
Our Very Best Butter.
3 ohm. N. B. Minco.llioat. 2M
18 lbs. (trim. Sugnr. $1.00
New buyer Figs loo him,
" rings. roman bitten. lilo 1.
Cape Cod Cranberries. 100 qt.
New lionoy, 10:: giant.
Fanny Large Primes. “iii lb.
Fancy Jamaica Ounces. 256 don.
The Irritant“
Fire bxtingultiher are
are ‘
when I‘lbb'dod
ire (titty.
Patti
mg annoy
ways getting foul;
tics and
always ready for use.
when thrown.
in not wanted, an it is
“if. ll! til; draft .
inaccessible firii
Iilrob." hundredth: .v
ling than between par
smoke.
I). w. RAY
ANP‘ an MM”!
98 Washlnzto
1
lilo. 28c.
)‘
Painting. Pallet-1». ,,
South Norwam‘i"
Fifi dim tidal! dot. in ,
Pufllodeh that they (“'9’
"The Misti,
once; often too
tiri hel‘ replaced with no ..
ecdlng dinette
arch" git iers no impittl ea.
harm IIrirptled at me» or
so. and much of the water is
"The monarch
Filmore or little use or liaison
willie rI'rIi -.
or all shafts, in chimneys and o 1
concealed places. it is also tinny
in every way for open fires.
volatile that it goes. .who‘re‘vo
go, and does aw y with t
being burned or of inhaling it u
112 WASHINTON STREET
South Norwolk.
uuusrw. orpzcxpn,
$.59 -
Successor to
c. E. CLAPHAM.
Shin ;
Phone 131.1. .
50 South Malia Street,
30. Norwaik. ‘
sore linear
. Tr;
Braille
Balm
or SI II“
'Bar’rter's or P a'isi .d
Let trauma
"but were:
pronouns.
Pictures Eran .
I7 WAWINQTGN ET
ouckod into
trains _ _
tlonri. ‘
11
NM
MOND.
South or“
Residence 9 Greséont om
Telephone at house iii-6 , T
6
50¢.
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