‘ i meow tor Norwalk and vicinity:
$er hill“!!! with possibly “In!
‘. ~ anew tonight and Wednesday. An area
‘ . new proteins is central over Lake
'- j rior. Cloudy weather prevails
. ‘ ' ly in the lake region and new
’ . land. The temperature is mild in
‘ its“ northern but cold in the southern
sections. Fronts were reported as far
south to Jacksonville. Fla. Conditions
{story for this vicinity, eontinued mild
temperature with hurries of snow.
‘ Seventy-live vessels unloaded tor
‘ Raymond Brothers during ”01.
The evening school resumed its aes-
aiona last night in the Franklin build-
. 1mg
_ 4.
unswelier's orchestra will furnish
innate at the hall of Putnam Hose Conn
M-
N Aaron Cohurn will leave Thursday 0!
thin week to resume his duties at Exe-
or apademy.
Charles A. Walters, of Taylor are-
nue. has resigned his position at the
‘ store of the Central Food Company.
__.—..._....—._
, “lea Jennie ll. Howard. of Washing-
ton atreet, has returned from her visit
with bliss Florence smith, at Tal-
ruadse Hill.
James 8. Cut and James Beaten.
oi Danburr. who have been visiting
friends in South Norwalk. hare return--
ed to their homes.
The ladiéb‘ Aid at the First Melho
dist Church will hold a business meet-
in; arm parsonage, Wednesday at-
terneon at 3 o‘oloolr.
The Golden Rule Circle of King‘s
Daughters of the Congregational
Church. Namath. will hold a business
meeting in the church parlor Wedneo
day at 3 p. m. Please be prompt.
—-il‘s never too lute to In" the int-
perial Crown we Cigar.
Oliver 8. Nicherson, of 2? Global-ti
sheet. has: resigned his position in
mouseorrnevaieenmzetms“
may. in Sanford, and began his
duties nodal: as bookkeeper tor the
woolen mills in Nora-alt.
linens Hunter-5’ Annunciation held
its regular meeting last night in lied
Men‘s Hall, and contorted the dome .
on one eandidato. The eeremooy wan
rm interesting and was witnessed by
a large number of mum
The remains of John Solis. who died
suddenly Sunday night at his home in
llranford, as told in last night'e Sen
libel. were brought to South Nmalb ;
Del-eased
m afternoon.
mime pears ot
was
ii
wwlaitlng'iu Hewlett. “
1 ‘ .‘ ‘r .
flubeheldironlnehnueofhlahto‘
therJoeeph Solis. l3 Lustrous! placer,
There-conth‘elm‘edofllmotl’lo‘y“
is:
this " min» ’ T
‘ ' lien. also-on tent to Boston yea-
tarday on buaineaa. -
no.1. ‘1‘. men. otluiur Great. is
m boiiara in when; a Dryer'a
hat factory wore inspected yesterday.
Albert A. Betta reports that he has
' seven innbea or ice on M tee pond.
emu.»
The Not-walk University School re
opened yesterday for the winter term.
The directors or the Retail: Club
will hold a meeting this evening at
7:45. *' ' a '
Company F will hold a supper for
members next Tuesday evening. after
the drill.
Samuel Warden and‘CorneIius Dsn~
ieia went to bind Pond. yesterday. and
succeeded in setting tortycslx pike.
«flood regular supper, lilo. Lane's.
m
A large number of imitations have
been issued tor a musicale to be given
this evening at the home of C. E
Brown in Broad River.
Own.
Welcome Stranger lodge, Sons of
8. George. will meet this evening. The
appointive oillcers 1will an installed at
this meeting by Past President Charles
‘ Holt. "
i An adjourned meeting of the Nor
unlit Congregational Church Society
was held last night in the chapel. No
ibuslness or public interest was trans-
! INN.
, m...
2 Hrs. Sarah Lewis, of Lewis street
fientertnined the Ministering Circle 01
glt'ing‘s Daughters, of the Nor-walk Gon-
ggregational Church. yesterday after
noon.
r
The usual meeting of Company F
.will he held in the parlor of the com.
pany. this evening. after the drill. Civ-
.ii officers will be elected and other hus—
‘inees will be transacted.
S. W. Hoyt. successor to the firm oi
:Scolleld & Hoyt. will retire from busi-
lneen, April let. hlr. Hoyt's lease will
iron out at that date, and owing to ill
jb‘ealth. he wingin- up the business.
” ' ~“v-rrmv- 4‘ ‘.
The Gillan! Pharmacy. is displaying
. hot water bottles in its spacious win
dow. The ilrln's advertising space in
these columns is also need as a dis
play booth oi these sell sane articles,
~—
Nr. and Mrs. J. Malcolm Kendall.
who have been spendina.r several days
tith Hrs. Kendall's lather. Jndne Asa
I1 Woodward, of Eon street, iert this
"morning tor their home in concord
ll, ll. .
it run want honest dependable (or
allure at a fair price, A. J. Collins 1
Co. rail your attention to the last that
they set out to be known as the plane
,to buy the best the market words. _
:, See ad.
The ltalian independent Society has
leased the NI Grounds for lemma:
Day,ldaymh.andwillholdihsan-
anal picnic there as usual. The [tone
Band. or titles York. will probably for
, Irish music.
Mm. William 1). Verona: entertain
ed a company at about twentplwlady
aadgeotlemangneetsataploktea
yesterday W from 4 until 6
o‘clock in honor of Mrs. J. Malena
Kendall. A most enjoyable line was
had by all.
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ii
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rm: rumoa IN THE
wrur: ooons can.
It you are not one of the many
who‘ve noticed the great variety or
llner-than-nsual goods that this White
Goods Bale brings, this is to call your
attention particularly to'lt. The store
is doing better than hetero: la gather.
in: and selling liner goods than ever.»
Those Andrew Reid linens, forlo-
stauce. Barely, see any handsomer;
never see them at such prices. They
are line and strong and in new pat»
torn: and (of course) there's not a
thread at anything but linen in them.
Prices are hunt down throwll our
syndicate plan or buying, which cuts
out mlddletnen’e profits and. at the
same time, secures exclusive patterns
to the stores oi the syndicats.‘
Beautitnl linen '12 inches wide at 81
yd. Some for even less and some
that's liner up to $2.25 yd. Napkins
to match all. ‘
in muslin underwear the story in
similar.
Plenty of coreet'eorera (or as little
as 5c. but beauties in French style and
of mum at 83c. And so it is with
night gowns and skirts and chemisea
too. '
This is as hood a time as you’ll have
to choose tine things at small prices.
WATCH FOR THE HILL END SALE.
ran ROWLAND
oar GOODS co.
midterm.
FRO! 73068
Killiiiit urn
continual-Ilium
Widens-item
Manila-awhile".
unuuutum'
rains, prove
necessitate :
attention is .
is more out yr
i would an
crushed dinner...
liners o! a ‘
largely its
alone enhances?
tionary measures“
FIRE DEPWM ,
We are justly pronoun lit
, partmenta. it is a mint W
which adds materially tthoiW
of property holders. This «with!
security is increased whenever men: ,
clency is demonstrated by a demand
upon the emulation. We should be
ever mlndhti outs usefulness, and by
r our encouragement continue its pres-
: out huh standard. ‘
SEWERS.
Our system of sewers is very com-
plete but this «pertinent. as all oth-
ers. requires continual care and than
ouch inspection.
HEALTH DEPARTH ENT.
it will be your duty tonight to elect
a Haiti: Board, amine this ll an im—
portant part of the city": government it.
will need to be deliberately consid-
ered. The present heuituroondltlon
of our city reflects great credit upon
the present hearth There remains yet
some work (or them to do. There are
many houses that should be connected
with the sewer, that are new sources
of danger to the health of the our com-
munity. It. is hoped that the incoming
board will succeed in removing these
annoyance. and others thatmay he
brought to their attention.
POLICE.
The lasts 0% any institution are out
words only, unless properly executed.
Upon a wise interpretation or them
and the manner in which they are ea-
lomed Round the Mouse and morals
of the institution. An able police de-
partment with competent ottleera, de-
siring to serve their city well, will so-
conpliah thin. and they will so con.
duct the bmioeeaot their once an to
give waddenee in their protection,
Oar Police Department is worthy oi
commendation.
uou’r.
The lighting of our thoroughfares in
shimmery and needs no comment.
There will probably be very little ex.
l
Secretary of Bellomlsrltow (loll Club,
Brooklyn, New York. ‘
tour months. when my huaband became
an tieotbeoam I grew mimic-d
of tier, and in speaking to the tin: -
he advised him he get Lydia
nkhnm’a Vegetable Compound
tad Sonatina \Vosh. {low I wish I
had taken that at first; it would hire
saved the weeks of entering. it took
three long months to restore are, but
.tisa , y relief. and we are both
noel toyon. Your Compound
use brought jov to our home and
31%,: me.”—- in]? “management,
Street. mold n. . Y. --
noon Met if aisle out I. let M
It would seem by this state-
ment that women would save
time and much sieknesa if the!
would, Lydia Fl. Pinkhama
V to e Compound at me.
as also Wfil‘e to {Mm Pinion“
am, or epochl
rise. It tree and always helps.
tion at new houses, and increasing the
present value of property. All this
can be alum; than! are manufacturers
now lookingl‘or lust such facilities and
localities“ as our city offers. Lot on
hid them enter; welcome them hearti-
ly, and make the way easy. Another
neeesaity tor the weanre of our hunt-
neu internals, is the trade from re-
mote districts. This can be brought
nearer our center by improving the
outlying reads. A progremiive step.
which would add to the attractively.”
oi our city and to the, column of m.
inhabitants would be a public pnrlt.
either by the sea-shore. on the victor.
erode bills, or along the vealed river
ride. bhould this subject seem Israel-
bie at any ..me i ask yon: to give it the
attention it deem es.
CONSULIDATiUN.
We have at the present time within
our (nannies the town or! Somali. the
.city or Norwaiit and the city of South
Nora-11k. Three separately summed
sections each Willi its: distinct set or
others. tor which the property holders
are paying extensive me: to support
This is not the best rate of aflotrs and
do we. not rant the best? The oily o:
Greater New York ha been {mined by
the consolidation of title! and towns or
WATER WURKS.
During the pat you the darn has
been repaired and being new perfectly
tight i have been assured by the root.
Int-alone“ these will be no scarcity oi
one: during the coming summer. it
is thought by any at our taxpayers
that as soon as the time shall come
whenalargerpipeeanbelaldintn
the distributing reservoir it should he
done. iwould recon-end ms to you
lot your consideration then.
LIBRARY.
Among our educational institutions
be. cleaned the Public “bran.
or. and it. one been tor the best inter; ‘
our of all the «rim and towns on com-
bined. We have only to look to Bridge
m. where but one ”enrolment exists .
- to We that mbimtinos. crimson
I!!! cum and pooling ot interests are
' We methods- oi conducting
noel-eat attain. and our town": and
E
' ‘
conducting: the public slam min-
i
‘minmry? innahareami
if
rag
lg“
on
is
i
«immune more run than exist with? ‘
mmltnadwanum We unforced“
cities“ alum are purely luminous pm , 1
We. Why then remain sport and: ,.
continue. in this extravagant manner or ‘ ‘-
taiain; three went-eats when Wt
much
makes selecting easy for you.
Women's Grey Cloth Coats. double
breasted, atonn collar, worth $5.00;
sale price, 82.98.
Women‘s Black Beaver Cloth Coats.
.‘ , ’ i
The simple statement that we have deem to has - ., .
convey to your mind the economic important: oi, the emu”;
emphasize the matter we would explain that \tlila sale meant 1:
auction or price on every mutant in theatodlr. It med
maxing season is over in this attire. it means; that we sh .d’m ..
to turn the garment stock into cash, and we’re going to do it at a bit mum
There's little sentiment about it; Just plain business Wilma,“
prompts us to hand out these handsome garments to you (in mm
less prices than the cost of production. . . w
With nearly tour months of wearing weather before you, this chance
not to be missed. ' "
WOMEN’S JAGKETB.
Handled every one at them; decided
upon the utmost limit of lose they I
would stand, and have priced them so ‘
certiingly celisoted in lots, choice. an;
‘ that;
It
we
Jacket satin lined, worth lll‘; now
ly $9.98;- , " ,
Women's All Wool new , Cloth
Suits, toilets alllt trimmod'nollar :ail‘
culls alik lined, reduced trout .1 31*
to 811.49. , - . :
masse' AND cmi-Dlllfld'
GARMENTG. .
To in all ages tram 4 to it years.
Everyi coat, no matter how fairly it
has been priced, is new ra-prload, and
i
i
tor any garment in each lot. This
velvet collars, latest out; a bargainflthia rs-prioing manna muoii to you. ..
34.75.
Children's Costa. made of heavy GM H:
Women's All Wool Heavy Cloth ndia tweed, braid a button mm. ,, .
Costa, velvet collars. sale price, $4.98, limo, axle pflcm ”'75,“ ' A
Women’s Black Melton Cloth Coats,
superior finish, handsomely stitched, ill 'n am .1 , . ,,
iwilled silk lined. sale price, 37.49. “6'3"” a" an. "pm'w'
“WWW“ 0‘1“"! ““8"“! 9'0““ all Blue, and Oxford, aim age from t
wool,
TAILOR MADE SUITS.
Those for winter wear.
Children's Box Goals in Outer.
Children's Raglan Goats in
. I
reduced from $12.98 to 38.49. g to 1;; yearn, ”1,, ”m, “'75,
i Misses' Raglan Coats. lined through» ‘ .
Mm vary 'out, reduced from $10 to $1.49.
select oboe-loge for you here. mm GOLF CAPEG-
of the newest materials. Styles up to OTHER BAPES'
the minute. the very heat production =
There should he never a cap: on at. .3 ‘
of tailor artists are represented here. tor tire aaie‘. over with such sharing:
Little weak on since, hence the present as these.
reduced prices.
Women's Black liii Wool Serge
it’s not dimes but dollars
you're saving this time.
Women's Golf Cones. made of date
Suite, jacket this quality, sateen lined; hie tuned all wool material, sale price,
skirt dounee. toilets silk trimmed, sale 35.98.
price.
$7.49. ; Women's Hl’ick Beaver Cloth Capes.
Women's Blue Serge suits. jacket fancy trimmed satin llned,'sale prion,
double
llounce skirt; a bargain, reduced to
343.49.
breasted. trill: lined. latest two.
Women's ilupurior All Wool Cloth
Alarms, heavy satin lined, good value
Women’s All Wool Homespun Suits, ' at $15, sale price ‘XmB.
83 & 88 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK;
. $72.3. :
Clothing Sale j
NOW 011. '
Men’s. Youths’ and Bons’ Suits,
and Furnishings beina sold regard-
less of their original cost. ' You
out find" some suits here uou and
i " “twill be proud to wear. and
*Will ‘ be the. additional salts ,
lattice of thinltina of how much
uou have saved. 1
Francis 8 CO.
93 Washington St .,
_, so. Nontrolk. *
Norwalk Chronicler