libero! Norwnlk young men
going in Bridgeport this
dottsndada‘noe. A A
no «we»... a
2 ll Wet Club will meet
‘ ‘ it vi 6‘
. in. am
All): and will cooler the rank of page
degree on three candidates.
W
—-Ali ores Blanket;
McNerney “
The Ladies of St. Paul's parish Wit.
meet in the basement of. the Chapel at
Our Rely Saviour, in Berkeley street.
Friday afternoon at 3 o’clock.
-.A cup-~— W i.
The plethora of the members of the
Junior cituilila’ry of Trinity Episcopal
Church are cordially invited to attend
the most I he Auxiliary this ev-
oiling. “
Deputy Great
and party wed A'AAANew Canaan last
night and-A1 rallied up'tne chlels oi Po
nus Tribe, of that place
served after the work.
{kn-2......”
The no mitten oi arrongemsnts on.
the inns queried» hell and
meeting last evening and settled on
matters pertaining to the ball. A
large hum wits added to the} treasury:
‘T‘The Children of Mary. a sodallty
connected with St; Mary' 5 Church will
give a reception to outgoing and in
coming oilicers at the parochial school
hall in Leonard street, Tuesday even
his .
wiv‘nncy articles. "Valentines.“ {ice
cream. Social Bazaar, E. .N. High
School. Friday night . . ,, .
W
Tonight that? are to be several ad-
dresses on tho topic mTown I love-
moot.” at the South Norwnllt ongre
gittlonnl Church. R. H Golden one
Judge Joseph R. daylor "Will be among
the speakers
..cé—¢T—a—T—-
This year’s Sittiqhot of the Catholic
Club promises to he one of the most
successful otmn hold by the club
Among the soon are will prbhably he
homer S Cummings. of Stamford.
who has been present at former ban
ducts of the club.
‘ The pool tournament at Putnam
Hose Company: hogs house in Prank
lhi street begins tom} t. The first
game will be betwoei‘n sprain Luther
M. Wright and Charlie Bolts. They
are both rated at 100 and an interest-
iug contest may be looked for
' '-—Fanoy articles,
cream. Social Banner.
School Friday night.
The ladies of the South Norwal‘:
Congregational Church met In inc
church parlors yesterday afternoon
from i to 3 o‘iflocit to sow. At 3: 30
Miss Stella M. Seymour gave a mis
sionary talk on: her/inheritance in the
missionary iile in "South Africa.
’{A very interesting meeting at the
"nth NOFWITK Mission Sunday. was
' .by Mr! Waters. and George H.
in ,‘ii albumen was grout
eyed by all present. Next Sunday
‘ ember- or the
. butch will b
norm It wi .fe‘bbndii
,valentines.A the
E. N. Hllh.
, l:
Anight. and ti“!
Supper was .
. home in Lowe str.oet
tstmt a, 33.1th ,
egllld charts 9, “a
" . the
regular.
monthly routine hail ‘
D
uni dance
‘ I‘lfiilub at Loch.
didotes.
Mrs. 0. 15 shots. *otilrconwich, who
has been ill for me last month, is con
'
- valentine” at the home of ner' sister. .
Dwfiondnll of Riverside ave—
Mrs. M.
one. lllast Norwolk.
«~an
Councilman L. J. Reynolds was able
his recent severe illness. Mrs Rey-
with; who has also been very seriously
.1], is getting along very nicely.
The monthly social of the Woman‘s“
3hristiuo Temperance Union, will be
it‘s desired to be present
welcome. ‘
sin and Mrs William 1. Comstock. of
lorwalk. Mother and child are renew
‘ id to be getting along very nicely. The
ne‘n'in' town today.
,A 5-»
ill reported that George Lauder
“wind iliiiinr milder will manage a
isseball team in Norwalk next season“.
Ait is undewboodst at the Lauder
brothers willed alsog . Baxter new.
South Norwa A, tor a baseball ground.
M
An win. M S has it oeulist and aurist
.‘Efill be consultde n the parlors of the
liahackem'o Hotel on Tuesdays and
1‘ridnys, between the hours of 1 and 5
l. m.. and daily hetwen 9 and 12 n
.6 and il p.- m. at 016 Fairiioid nvo
-. rue. Bridgeport. Eyes examined and
iiseaees treated.
This will be ladles' night at Hoyt‘s
Theatre. when the Herald Sphere
Comedy Company opens a three nights‘
:ngugement. For Hohor’s Sake and
i‘oo Much Married will be the hill of-
ered the public and these two attrac
ion, together with the many special-
:les. should. draw one of the largest
houses of the season.
The Womnns Association of the
South Norwaig Baptist Church held its
February session for missions yester
day afternoon at 3 o “clock “The Con-
tury l nJapan," was the topic. Mrs.
Henry C. Sheror was the loader Sev
erla' interesting papers were read by
the members. A business gession was
told previoua to the social meeting.
Francis Boylston the carriage inan-
'ufaoturer of Rown'yton is ill at his
Mr. Boyistou
stepped in a hole in the collar of his
iomo last Friday evening. and fell
heavily. lie hurt his left shoulder so
reply. in addition to shaking himself
wt of the house until yesterday
The. exocuiivo committee of the
Farther Lights. of the South Norwalk
Baptist Church. will hold a meeting
Saturday evening at the residencepf
Miss Jennie tiny. Preparations win
I be mode tor the regular meeting of the
Farther L lite to’ be held next Mon»
tog nunue...hiorwnlk.
W
.... an. curt
. ii on
’ oolroosioitho urch..ltov.W W.V3y
mum dolinrod o _
to be out today tor the iirst time since A‘
mid Friday with Mrs. R. 'r. Makin. 3 A'
‘ any street at 2 o'clock All members. .
All are g
A son was born this morning to Cup-
genial captain is one of the “upload
1p generally that he was unsow. to gut ‘
the residence of o. W. “i
, time at tlib south Norm“: Sarto
N email: More; J
Masonic Building,
EGood‘ oats. if you buy here.
than the inferior grades. and you
screen them.
manner. 1'.
rm fine-men p s
'AAleiSTS PROOF;
. .. , . . . ot Awormhlitoii
having all the diorit of Steel Engrath surface at .
tic Portraits
. PLATINUM
lugs and absolutely Permanent.
from dirt and other impunities, as we carefully .A
BUY oars THAT'S CLEAN.
cost no more ‘
'll get them free
HATCH.-.
OUR PICTURES ARE PORTRNM’S
JACKSON’S srumo
Trolleys pass the door.
“New am: "Murry: flock. m
53 WALL ST.
FINEST LINE EVER IN NORWILK.
Otto Cent to $l 50 each.
Wm P. Beers.
IOOKBILLER. STATIONER. INORAVER.
49 Wall stout.
Iii/000d“
-od up go farther. A
er’o‘going to waste.
’ t ' There .
my ‘liil‘ltt
Hindi
A - One hundred and tort
the school library this was
Nor-walk. Colin.
Living. A
Health Brand Lemon Cling Pencil is one
oi the few that contain a
tain the dittlnctivé lemon flavor.
‘ concur! in the sliced peach than' in the;
one! the cans are better filled,
heavy syru
WWTIOIWMO.
. r:lib tournament
got a little money in some manner. and
' I an asked him to so to his house and get
i
dodéiwl“:
All work is finished wrth esoecnai care and fully guaranteed
NORWALK
‘ Would Not Heart a European Move.
" British denial that Lord Pauncelote
volumes added to
dial loll oi lions, ‘
, urn
looted about iii) do ‘
ofiuroiirlito that formerly sold at :2. so sand
_ A, . utilities ‘
shutout: will to on
‘ t lain: up of Chis
i Hewlett this nvoniu A,
our one: ‘ in"; m
r9 ll o the , t ow
A. The runimiTze “he a . Boys' and WCbildrcno Blue Chinchilla
W 8. htiirtevunt is advertising to “980' 3
(my. music cabinets” lie 5?, an Children's Tonnes, 23c and and 390 an
elegant line or vsluntinot
A "W ..
The seeds in belies pumpkin have
been counted Thar were, 594. Janu—
ry- 4th. Mrs. Fran Hall is who .
mi avenue. guessed till. she with, the
tint prize of 5. and P. L. Stroll. 24
Union street; guessed t e some num-
ber January 8th. and is added to the
second price of 9260 ‘ ‘
Mon‘ 6 Mackintoshos at one- half price.
_ . Phoenix lilngTCone company has decid-
on not to try to hold a picnic at the '
gain Gregorio 3n Memorialidav wtilt’h .
them use ompa‘ny. ow n to e ‘r H ,
fact that the rounds have goon let CLO HIBR. ATTER A"
on that day to he ltailnn independent 4‘ '"d 5° Wail 53"“
Society. who have put up a deposit. it , ,
Boyo’ Short Panto Suite with tree to tormoriy priced $350 on}:
i300 and it. 50, are now selling st 32 bl). 83. 00. $3.50 and $3. 89.
. . Jul wool Sailor arouse side for us... Fellows of nod oi‘
Cheviot that were. 3001! values at 32. 6 0. now they are at 31. 89.
worsted sizes 33 to 40.1ormerly priced $15 00 now 39. 98.
We still have some excellent'Steln-Bloch broad-shouldered ‘-
Overcoats that we are selling at 20 per cent. reduction.
hm been romancing ‘ Nutrition r stock of barf Clothes g
33.50 and i... on a.
Roofers values up to $3.
alitiea,13o. .
D FURNISHEI.
is not known whether Putnam Hose
Company will make an effort to get
the grounds and hold the a: air clinic
or not.
Tried suicide Buwiirowning
(Continued mm are: page. :
w
der hero.
FRESH EGGS .——Gotting
34 cents per dozen
0RANGE8.-—-l7 Nice Oranges (Seed! ess)
SWEET POTATOE8.~Fine ones.
STOVE POLISH—(Bargain) 2 100 Boxes
it is all right but i have too much
PUMPKIN-mi cans 25c. A few more left.
a few right along
‘ successful in pawni'ng the watch. for be
A, nvited Joseph Cocekrsn in to Kasper
A, Zoeilin ’s saloon in Water street. far
a drink e secured to be in d despon-
A dent mood and Mr. Cockatoo asked him
. what the matter was. He told Mr.
Cockernn that he intended to commit
suicide.
“ The latter tried to get him to go to
' his room. but Burns told him that he
fl did not have any. He stated that he
had been stopping at the residence of
. Joesph Monshsu and that the latter
had turned him out yesterday. Cooker.
gresaive competition on cash lines
Lorenzo
Jsomething to out He would not do
MACKEREL. -—Call particular attention to some Norway Macksre
are as white mooted as chicken breast
2 quarts 15c.
CRANBERRIEB.~Nice sound dry ones. 10c quart.
21 lbs. GRANULATED. SUGAn. with other goods $1.00
I said we would make new friends We
We have duly just begun.
if you want the lined
now. Home laid; perie‘otlyJ
for 25:.
iron Shine. 5c.
of it.
‘ i.
havo and will make mor
D1,
this. and the two men parted on Water
street. Burns went out. andctaolneton
street When Burns left, hie compan—
"ion thought that he’inteuded to go to
Lane’s saloon on the corner of Havi-
land and Water streets He did not
think of what Burns had told him
about taking his life. until he heard
that he had jumped from the bridge.
, Up to three years ago home woiked
for Reed Hovilo d. deceased. He left
South Norv‘vniki- lid when he returned
to try and go his old position. Mr.
Haviland was end. He he‘d done odd
iobs since and lived on the money that
run together. or your head ache,
examination.
he made and sawed when working for e B k
‘liltr glgiland. f :(Le stopped at the Hav- 3° $0“,
an nose 0 some true. and six
weeks ago went to live at the house of ' Graduate Optician,
Mr Monahan. He has no relatives in
South Norwnlk. .
Sin and'bhmh
Is it worth whiielto have the print
of the discomfort'yon have been suf-
fering from, when PROPER GLASS- "
E8 PROPERLY ADJUSTED, will re-
move the trouble? We guarantee per
iect fitting and make no charge for
6% We“ Street. Norma“
01' N1)“ '
GERMAN GOVERNMENT DECLINED
THE BEST HHHUTY HT
moat Against United states.
BERLIN February 6~—’i‘lns ofilclai
the British ambassador at Washington
April 14.1898.made a second proposal
to the powers to remonstrate with the
United States, was laid today before a
high German oilicial whose functions
give his absolute firsthand knowledve
of everything Just as it occurred. He
residuum the statement made in these
despatchee yesterday. Referring to his
copious notes be dictated therefr m to
the correspondent of the Ass iated
Press the following data:
"On February 14. the Spanish embark '
parlor at Berlin asked the German gov-
eminent whether ..ermany was willing
to head a European movement against
' the United State! in defense of the ,
monarchic principle. The next day the - -
ambassador was inlorined by order of
the emperor that Germany would un-
der no circumstances take the action
a
long experience in handling
yet rc- desired. 8min renewed her oflortl in . ; , Pi é, '
”March to secure some nation by (low . A' lilo a, - - - ‘A "0
no? or or new 333”” or. c... * ~
W I 1'0 0“ 3 m0 ‘ . 0 (9 , ‘ 'v..‘. .A.
and when diih- Von Hoiieben. (his cerium summit 'Oysters A‘
at Washington) was Instructed to only
wimp-rt nsny stops oi Washington
he interests of peace. it all the other
crest powers participated. Then; A
1th the Joint note was handed to
ambient Mandalay. ,
"We were internist! tram Washiug- ..
. April it. that the British union‘s-s-
posed amend-Anon yo " '
httirinedi mp loo :
mails Min.
is THE PURCHASER’O MOTTO.
TH: scar GUARANTEE v
of our ability to meet this demand In our line In our wide reputation, and our
Coal. Wood. Hay. Groin.
Building Material,
Large Salt Mackerel, .
Extra line Finnan Buddies; ~ A
Frost Fish
Flat Fish.
Spot B's‘ss
Pollock,
Week With.
barge Herring.
Extra Smelt
Largo Long Clams to belie
Neill to John H. Ferrio‘g.
THE [HHESTP
etc.
9.1.0013
wasumo'i‘on all
Tell Gail are when .,
Norwalk Chronicler