p w mm ofloorlwm Md Vilma: Al 3 as money. lira"; overytbina lotion or man- oy back. the a 50!: ,l Ti. 7. a. output. on. v wmlm at. 3 s. 1‘. ll. (lrlilln. of Riverside mm~ no: «isuvluttinautrieuda and relatives invérldxeportr. .; v.‘ . . . ‘T is you“ son of Mr. and Mrs. George Finch. is quite ill at his home in Van lwdti arenas. . .» ,3-3'llhe infantmon 9i Mr. and Man. J. Herbert Minimal. at Astoria. formerly of this place. has been quite ill. ‘ Irvin: Robertson restarted tram the Mnyilowsr Hook and Ladder Company. at the meeting held last Monday night. The Sunday school teachers of the Advent Christianflhurcn‘ will hold an i. portant meeting. this evening. in t a church. . A sub-cellar is being constructed un. der the Lemongeili building. on the ‘uorth side of the Washington street bridge. ‘ The Junior Band of the East Avenue Methodist Church. will hold a regular pivoting-this evening. at the residence of Frederick Field. it is possible that Riverside avenue. in this place will be changed to Sea- sidc avenue. as there is in Riverside avenue in Norwalk. John Armommwho was laid up with a sore hand. returned to work this morning in the oyster establishment of the Howland Oyster Company. Th:- committee of arrangements for the Mayflower concert ud ball, to be. held in Music Hall. wl hold a meet- ing tonight. to arrange for the adair. The committee which had the pino- chic supper in chdrgc [or the Mayflow» or Hook and Ladder Company settled up all accounts at the meeting this week. Rev. .l. W. Dams did not return yosv torday. but is expected to be home this evening. in his absence, Rev. F. S. Ainsworth led the regular weekly pray- er meeting. . a . ‘ Rev. .1. .l. Fons: has a severe cold and was unable to lead the weekly prayer meeting. last night. Rev .lohn Crom- lish was the leader. An interesting service was held. Adelbert's: Partrick. formerly mot- ormnn on the NorWulk Tramway line‘ and lately on the cars in Stamford. has secured a lilod on the trolleys in Brundwny'.“ ew’York. . Mrs. Albert Preeoe and. Mrs. A... N. Shorwoorlvz'hnw returned trom New York. where they havemeen attending th funeral of JolidWeeksthe husband of William R. Gilbert’s niece. " Albert A. Buckingham.“ a quarter- mutter neg: Mantle. has written to his father, Henry E. Buckingham. in van Zandt avenue. that he is getting along nicely. He is inwgood health and his business is good. ' Preston Boyd is dangerously ill at. his home. No. 3 South Osborne avc~ nue. With gastritis and inflammation of the stomach. pleurisy and double plural pncumonia. His many friends are in hope of his hasty recovery. There is «democratic: under the Washington street bridge. east of the hemongclil building. and workmen were busily engaged in placing a cap on tho spiles. this morning. It is yel- low pinc. and is 14x14 in also. Select- man Rccd .was supci'lntonding the work. Seven hoboos were stationed near the white bridge; in this place. last evening. eating chicken. John Armour was out with his gun. looking for a hawk. and he ran across them. He re~ marked: “Chicken seems to be quite plentiful." and they replied that they had to live. - LN... no not now. Mrs. S. E. Dibble has gonc‘to Asbe- ville. North Carolina, where she will make a short visit. The remains of Stephen Seeioy. brother of Mrs. A. Dibble. of this. place, were brought to Union Ceme- tery, Rownytonryesterday. for inter- ment. A surprise partwwas tendered Miss Eliza Prince Tuesday evening. A plea- sant. time was bad with games and music. Refreshments wore served at 11 o'clock. and the party dispersed at 2 a. m. The guests present were Miss DonuGehrmimn. Miss Florence Hoyt. Miss 8min Danchey. Miss Bessie Garrison. Misses Mary and Kate rut- tic. Miss Julie Reed. Mrs. Hall. Messrs. William German. Charles Theise. Frank hoyt, Wesley Russell. John Hoyt. . The Sunday school rally held yostorv day afternoon in the Rowayton Bop- tist Church. was largely attended and very interesting in its character. it was held underpins auspices of the Fairilold 80W Auxiliary. of e, . Connecticut Sunday School A tlon. nepresentntives tram the new by Sunday wheels were precept. and . partlclpabed‘tn cm by‘tite dis-u (illusions 'Whl in fifteen minutes! was allowed coon speaker in openldg' the subject. and the arrangement‘o! “ibuprozrmn pro- widod for .. g , f d . oi‘ each unit!» of morons proportions. mm‘ « mots had-booumde to meme. .. ll, ‘ a fewid‘wye’ serious “ abut. ballots cum Fruit“ Sin ‘ ‘ m in dog was killed moo-Fmtcn "Mood m. ban a uncovering hum iiin‘m. Ash denolduy services were held w orgton. ' or: strum . Y- . s _ with!) Wild la! a trdln. . :Miss Helen titer-bury celebrated .lor birthday anniversary February '1. George P. Brett sailed Saturday last for lihlropo. to be :ababmt about six weeks. . A malicious person poisone: Harry st. John's line hunter dog. "Jack; Monday; “ . , ' The Wednesday evening meeting at the Congregational Church was a "Lincoln Memorial." \ The‘lsudies' _ Aid Society of the Methodist Church met with Mrs. W“. iiam Wood, Thursday. at New Canaan. have resolved a brand» new brother (or Dorothy. Miss Currie Tichenor has sold to Harry S. Seudok. of Dorian, a lot. with buildings. inj‘ili ubrook‘ avenue. 3 Charles Brow and Newman Hayter visited their aunts. Mrs. Edward r‘an. show and Miss Elizabeth Hsyter, Sun- day. Misses Clara and Annie Crawford. of Pound Ridge. spent Sunday With their cousin. Mrs. Will Langdon. Ced— ar street. The Knowlton File and Drum band will hold their re for meeting ‘1 ulll‘a- day evening, in the Bates building over the market. . Mrs. Seth’Sooiieid. tormorly or Dn~ rien. died February 4, in Stamford. Mr. Scofleld. .her husband. was a former, pastor at the Methodist Church hero. Mrs. Henry Sellock. Miss Athea and Parker. Seller-ix attended tlio‘entcrtain- ment of the Sons of America. Wednes- day evening, in South Norwalk. at Red Men's Hail. Minscs Grace and Harriet Chiohcs- ter. of Stamford. are spending a few days at their aunt's. Mrs. William Weed. during their mother's absence in Ncw'York. The wedding of Greenleaf Cliusmar and Miss Florence Silvers will take place in New York, Wednesday morn- ing. February 19. The young couple will reside in the South. Rev. Ralph Jefferson officiated at Capt. William_Wood's funeral. Saturn day. The services were held at his late residence. interment was in the cemetery near Norbton river. The pail-bearers were * Nathan mutiny. C. w: Raymond, Daniel Riley and Chain lean. mes. ‘ ‘ ‘ f ' Mrs. James M. Wilmott undervvent a humanism! surgical operation tor tu- mor, by“ Dr. .l. ll. White. at the 8mm. lord'Hospitai, ghoul; two weeks since. Mrs. Willmott’smfamily and friends are rcjolclng over her encouraging im- provement since the operation. the prospects are, now harmful for her po- ing able to return home in a low weeks. The Men's Club of the Congregation- al Church have issued invitations to. their reception to be bold. next 'l‘uoa~ day evening. at tho church. 'i‘horo Will be an address by Dr. Ryder. of Stem- ford. who lemons of the secretaries oi the American’ldissionary Association. Mr. Ryder‘s subject will be "The 'Mid- dle of It.“ and will treat of the middle class in society. Many imitations have been extended to Darren men. not connected with any church. QRJNBUR Y. Mrs. John Ei’anlshl is ill with pneu- monia. ‘ _ Miss Mary Burkcy. of Norwalk. spent Wednesday with her mother. Mrs. Burkey. 'l‘hr- Cranburys and the Norwnlks played hockey on A. A. Betts‘ new oond. in Newtown avenue. The Cran- ourys won by the score of ten to two. liesrpoar. Chauncby Hartford spent Wednesday in New York. . Mrs. Nathaniel Gault is visiting rela- tives in Waterbury. - Burr Coley, of Port Chester, N. it. is visiting his parents. Mrs. Horace Wakeman visited friends in Bridgeport, yesterday. Wlor Boldsborough. of Bridgeport, was her‘e on, business Wednesday, . Fred Tokay. of Bridgeport. spent Wednesday here with his parents. Mrs. William Stewart has as her guest her sondnlaw. from New York city. . .l. S. Gregory and wife are entertain lng Mound Mrs. .l. Gibson. of Status l'ord, William Bulkley and wife enjoyed the holiday Wednesday visiting Manila in Bridgeport. . Town Clerk J, 0. Hyatt Was at his nice, Wednesday. but little business was transacted, . 'Anstin‘ Jennings. of Bridgeport.‘ spent Wednesday at his summer home in Ground Farms. Min Smith, for-moldy a resident here an? fiat-gin 3now of, Washington. nus , in: are. Min: main cm. of Bridgeport. is taking a two weeks' uDl-ldly with her relative. in Greene items. _ Araltmhwfnlllomleultnliste were on- m1w».wmm. . . st his ohms Forms home. " ,Tho..,’oaw:elech'ie signer indicators in it. . . We." it the ' Farmerslfliubweonveo‘ Mr. and tarp. Rutherford Waterbury; , New Marion m it»! in Move M the trolley line not: Ill-Wk to new . t on. « . ’ more 0.1!. Allen. of Floral . , .; ' o. member-gut West 3 ‘ i and’xnotber‘ amt Wed flgufimfi ll ‘1 v l m .m.‘ to. the pink tea given by nested with the Reading Room and rooms, Saturday attornoon. . - Engineer Clinician. Wood. at Not: walk. was in Weapon, Monday. and . ineasured the new state road in Mail street... 'i‘here‘is'iuilt‘ 1,135 feet for " which the state will. have to pay. ’ ‘ 3 Rev. .labes Backus bad a communb , cation‘in last Sunday‘pjhlow York Tri- ‘ buns l which he recolonisation a was tor no earn in. the. Adirondacks for people troubled with timeliness. . ,Wostport. anaconda! a regular. meeting \t'odnesday night. at which re» ports or committees on the coming on. uiversary entertainment were made and further plans laid for celebrating [ the. event. Among those from Wostport who at [ended the lecture in Southport Tuesv day night were: William hurt. Miss Mary A. Burr, Miss Mary Me lwee,‘ Miss Eva Mommas, Mina Liule dish: and Edward MoEiwce. Sparks from a passing locomotive set fire to the dead grass in trout or the residence 0! Philip C. Sanford. Saturday evening. and but for the ho- roio shorts on the port 01‘ neighbors. serious results might have happened. it union‘xnisslonary service of tho congregations of Memorial Church ot the Holy Trinity and Christ'cnurch. will be held in Trinity Church next Sunday evening. itev. W. (l. Mo Cloudy, of Lexington. Ky. will so- dresu the location. February 25. Westport Grange will celebrate its seventh anniversary. and the committee having charge is ur- ranging a varied program. There will be vocal and instrumental music. selections and a graphophone grand, readings and recitations. Refresh meats will follow. ' Mrs. Loren h‘liiow and Mrs. Stan- ley B. Fiilow attended the funeral of Mrs. William Naylor. at Brooklyn. N. Y.. Sunday. Deceased was well and favorably known in Westport. He- sides a husband to mourn her lass she leaves a daughter. Miss Florence Nay lor. who is well known among West- port young people. " WI]. TON. Miss Mary Miller is recovering from an attack of tonsiiltls. Mrs. H. E. Chichestor entertained the Reading Circle on Thursday. Miss. Katherine White is pursuing a course of cinnamon in New York. George Stilt. oi New lurk. was a guest at Ridgcly Farm over Sunday. Miss iGiolike. teacher in Cannons District. commutes daily from linu- bnry. , Miss Marion Ulmstood has been via» iting in the metropolis during the past work. The Folsom loo house has recently been stored with a line supply of that summer luxury. Miss Mary Comatock. of North Wil- ton. has issued invitations for a St. Valentine's party. Mrs. J. MrEwon Betta saw a lunch- oon Saturday afternoon. Eight isolcs mceived invitations. s l, m enrin a‘ the ladies com 3 Library antisocial-on in the library _. asteroid, of that city'.“in hdnorhf the . , clothe Louisiana Bilbo-atom the? alumni at; be“. ugh/emu Do bury 0' near; WW . in. End President Fr 32%le mining; W ‘ if‘Ptltitl-Ildfitbd W ‘,,;‘ 2. ”7‘5 .p. v. ‘ re Whitehall and Zinc; mixed by Moduli“! its long and cover. . , as nimble . . , . . houses! William «remand of. tissues womb. million Berth“. new street. woven-listed by me in this manner over eleven years “to. They are still good“, . . 'our. house will multimiwll 3: it i paint it. My office. 63 South Minn street. My residence. 25‘ ”plural-ore street“... H P... CO AL When you buy cool you want“ a lull measure. Not only want the quality right but the quantity as well. Whoa you place the order with us you are sure of satisfaction in every hit oi‘ cool you buy. ‘ Place your orders with us and get your money’s worm. Our price equals any and our cool surpasses all. j. t on trillion i o. Successors to 3. Horror. 122 Water St. 3 ‘ Tel. 3.1-5. Branch Olllce. .3 So. Main St. .. _.-.....,......'...... .2". W-.. Low CHOICE ‘ .RlCEE" lilil- . GROCERIES.‘ Our Very Best Creamery Butter. 24:; lb Pillsbury‘s Beat Fits", title has 3 pkgs. None Such Mince Meat. 25c 1 lb. pkg. Seeded Raisins. lilo 1 lb. pkg. Cleaned Currants. liir Pen‘Amt-ricanlMilk; 7c can Peninsular Milk. So an 3 pigs. Century tic-alto. Pancake. 25c A. s‘l‘ULL, Miss Edith wane, a teacher in Collage ave. East N0rwalk.‘ South Manchester. spent Sunday at ..... .. , ~,—r .. . her home in Cannons. 1 1847.‘ '''' . . lililii. ‘ The many friends in the p nee oi ' , James Sturgcs. of match. will regret Plumbing and Steam H04" to learn that he is ill. ‘ ‘ Ing- George Weston. of New York. was the guest of‘his unclea H. 6. Thomson. on Lincoln‘s Birthday. Miss Mabel Sturges was the guest over Saturday and Sunday of Mrs. ... M. Beiden. oi Donbury. The schools generally worn in ses- sion Lincoln‘s Birthday. one exception being Holden Hill district. Miss Utis . teacher. Spot. an intelligent. canine. belong- ing to Marion Gregory. is stuttering from a broken leg. the result of an on counter. with another dog. ' Rev. Dr. Clerc. oi Phillipsburg. Pa" assisted the rector in the sermon at St. Matthew's. Sunday morning. and preached a very able sermon. Miss Alice Raymond. of South Nor- walk. has been the guest of Mrs. chars los Ilndhloem. ’ox Cannon. Ireland- bloen: entertained a number of friends over Sunday. . The resumr morning service was celebrated. Ash Wednesday at St. Matthew’s Episcopal Chum. at it a. Hot Water Heating. Hot Air Humid. STOVES All!) RANGES. SLATE AND TIN Rudli‘lNG. Gas and Steam Fitting. Gas Fixtures. Metal. Ceiling. etc. Have you seen our stock 01’ RlCHMOND RANGES! This” 8 min: Ml WALLB'ESEET, nonwnm. ms. in the cvonlnuat 7:30: service» . .iq night at 7:80p. at. ‘ Davis were recent anodiessfnl disciples of tune lWalton to the extent of 176 suckers. “flies were out initlie ice and a seine let down into the water. The loom! ”"106! rover the re- . motion of the late Captain William order it ,2 p. utter. Mr. my“. a ter- ‘ mer pastor of Zion Methodist Church. “I Charles Mann. Will Taylorand John ' Gilbert. of Ominous. were held on isat- M industry May be Lease-d: “. w own ML” m ” W ‘ . a mu mmm «or oflcilflllbfllm l. w mm]. , ~. 1.};er ; '1“ s our “mono. ‘ .. i ......l‘........ ‘ pl St. Lou: of the Lop-j Bill“? ' "Window Shades. iii‘eiures. "‘ 7?“ ‘ pipingsteam and water fittings, stoves . rubber. feathers and all articles that , ‘ A "Fiil.-é.1;““" “ V31 V e. .1. . (v y « .‘ i (let your orderein for next i «an or Do not white a min take tot putting it on and regret— ln soioctlot‘. use care In buy. lug. Our stock in lnrfio enough to afford. you lost the right pa: in. stock and to order. ‘ = Nothing“ hashes the home more cheerful. Picture Filming. Varnish» , . Save your furniture. Painting and ». Paper Handing spring. ' DECKER, 37 wnsmuol‘ro‘u eraser south Norwalk. Telephone Connection. Open evenings until 8:30. ninth Norynlk Board of Belief. Notice is hereby given that the Board of Rollo! of the City of South Norwalk will meet on Wednesdayflan nary 22. 1902:. at 7:30 o'clock to 9 o’clock p. on; Saturday. February 1. 1902. at 2 o‘clock to 2’) o’clock p. 11).: Wednesday. February 5, 1902. at 7:3u o’clock to 9 o'clock p. m; Wednos day; February 12. 1902. at 7:30 o'clock to 9 o'clock p. m.; Thursday. February 20. 1902. at 7:30 o'clock to 9 o’clock p. in. in the Council chamber in anllaud street. in said city, [or the purpose of hearing and determining all appeals from the doings of the no sensors of said city on the list of 1301. Dated at South Norwnlk. January‘ 20. 1902. ._ ‘ JOHN F. MfMAHON. . MATTHEW COl‘tllld’l‘T. 518 to r20 Board of Relief. —_ iabesi Cid. Plies; ‘Did’o’ard‘ed mhchlnery or a. Kinds and builders‘ hardware bought and sold. Headquarters for refuse metals - you would like to dispose or. The highest cash prices will be paid by calling on ABRAHAM HARRIS. 13 k 15 Raymond 8t - Notice by postal uni receive prompt attention. ‘ Open 7 a. «m. to G p. to. Closed Sat urdnya. Residence fill Sprint street. Telephone Call. ills-l. Noiseless. closes without jar or wa- ter hammer. Has potent. THE, lDEAL VOLUMETER PRESSURE REGU- LATING l’LUfl-i VALVE. ' A cell adjusting pressure regulator, applied to a flush Valve operated by throat pressure. .Dildurles the some amount of water in the same length of time. regardless of the head or pm- WW.W°°NNEM .' . . “sedan ;;qumtoi in m not» , titties farm! wobble lacuna commissioner. The business of the oil. . uoclntion “ling otter-ward. “Use Judgment 1.).qu , unloads m 18.0%.“. The total louse. for the“put_year amounted. loans um um received more ”in” “m ““9 a" non ready to unite [Alfred Woodward be! of Hem. . cane. Wicca. mm m nun With eggs selling from forty to new onty-ilvo cents a dozen it tho householder to know what ho is paying for. ple of glass of water and drop in your one at. a time. An egg one, day old: wil it does not reach the bottom. days old it sinks only just below the surface.- it five days and over it floats ’ happy? Well. and. the older-it lathe more it pro- trudes from the water. Olsen’s incurred; all. or billion Were paid. aggro gated ”£17.50. and there was left a. that o ‘ [form .tor‘tudpurpoa 01hr netball??? “1 ago to their crops by hall. The bi-ldeetooal ll ried investigation rev that he had}: so seen [or New Haven ‘ ‘ tinted. " “The militia and 1. were dismiss-oil. ‘ , ' .. (leorge Channel. in w ll-klto or man of Pequotnnncis. bad 3;. . wimp mag Gardner with i " . had lost his suit. Yetdlin Idlscouraged nor pique ,, ibis suit and won; The 'W lust. for Thursday. Milo: stood up with his, broth-Di": from Control Falls. li- l.‘ mills tor the departure of!!!” ill. . attained in l’oquotauuclt. till friends for a visit. _ A sensation wall drop no win-n Detective Sherman; Falls. appeared with u m. .. took (:heppell‘ away on a otter . . boulemrnt. HP was “out / ' here ‘3 a W"? and aim . lou Storo Corporation of comm test of age. Dissolve nix ounces which claims he left Mm“ common kitchen salt in a large amount of their mad" 0 13” 9688. . lngly went with the detector ing that he would easily WOW HOCQIICQ. ‘ / lie—"So vour married lite in rooms my , ‘ Shir-son. i. don’t omit them Try it. 1 elwu ll of my own. . Shea,” ... 0--.”.-. .. ._.._._...........,..... . - ...... ., . a. . once on hand for the coming more $2,611.35. The association ll a mu- ng ‘tObacco grd’ivora to l'datuv ‘meoillwdulu‘whooiuhnw " 'WIMUM’" BPOTTING THE EGG MAN. behooves ‘ l sink to the bottom. but if order! if three ‘ a. 'l‘hc Wadlolgb Patent Leather and Flow Kid 33 Shoe for Ladies ............ The Lounsbul'y iii Mathewson Shoe. $3 and $3.60; not perfect, at ......... Men‘s Enamel and Box Calf $3.60 Shoes ............................ Men's Patent and Box Cali Shoes, a. good bargain ............. 1.. ....... Ludles’ Storm Rubbers ..... ..... 5 3 I OLSEN’S scum .... sf. new". .- .1. Youowarr r0 Yonksstr To get the utmost value tor your money in buying GOAL. is not gold that glitters, and all is not cool that’s black. All cont may look alike to you, but there’s a difference. Our coal is fully bought. and we guarantee it to be of superior quality. A chase today means satisfaction tomorrow. _ Coal is distinctly our specialty. Oar assortment is very can .1 pletc. No other; dealer odor‘t‘s’uch a wide range of choice. , . it‘s your more. " (Telephone, 52-33;. John H. Ferris, W) Washington Street. South N0rwalk..Conh. Clothing l Sole Now on. * 5 Men's. Youths’ and. Bous’ Suits and Furnishings being sold regard- less of their original cost. You can find some suits here lion and hours will be proud“ to weamnd there will: be on additional sailor iadionol blinking of “how willlloll rouhavésavsd ‘
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