1:00 Wilt 'lieililen venue. is
con nod to his home by illness. .
Doubly Sheriff John W 36u'iiey was
serving papers In Wilton. yesterday.
The second new... will be reheat-said
this evening, by Butler Lodge,l . 0. 0.
c
W0 are the only whims I ”W... 2.
dufl‘horrlwwalllsI I» ‘ . Ted Van Doren. of Norwalit. about
; 2 Bond y in New York city. the guest of
frien s.
Joseph Tammany. Jr" is confined to
‘ his house in Monroe street. with a se-
- verc cold.
‘ 2 'W
On Thu day night of this week the
Arion Sing gng Society will hold an im-
portant rehearsal.
W —.~
A number of the' Norwalk business
houses closed early last evening be-
cause of the storm, I
Canon Knowles. of Trinity'Church.
New York. will preach Thursday eveo~
ing. at Grace Church.
' ATl'lIR capacitor.“ " "
nun—u—
limit; tonight and Wednesday; coldeI
The s'Iorm which was central oil the
Jersey boost yesterday morning is now
central off the coast of Maine it is
producing hvav snow and high winds
along the nor'ti'I' Atlantic coast The
pressure in this storm is unusually
iow,r20. 80 inches A disturbance an
boars this morning central over Col-
orado. The weather is very cold in the
southern section. Freezing tempera
ture‘ extends as far south as nortiIeIu
F101 ldu.
South Norwalk Conclave, A. 0. H..
will hold a very important meeting and
social tomorrow evening,
A series of special Lenten services
has been commenced at St. Joseph's
Church, by Rev. William Maher.
The Painters’and Decorators will
hold their next meeting in G. A. R. hall
~ There WI“ ”‘3- ‘"1 important mcbting in South Main street, tomorrow night.
or the local Burbcrs’ Union this even
lug.
Henry 0. Street is ill at his home in
Dalian. He is yard master at Rsy-‘
mond Brotheis' yard. in Water street.
”v-
Richard H. Casey and Joseph BIeIr
min of Stamford, spent the Sabbath
calling on friends in The waalks. Street Commissioner Martin Kellogg
has a force of men at work clearing up
the snow about the Norwalk city.
streets.
Frank White. of Roxoury Fails, who
has been the guest of Deputy Sheriff
John W. Soulley, has r-etuined to his
home.
..- ~w—
Dr. William L. Weed and Penny E.
Ferris, will play a game in the pool
..- uw.-——..-
Rev. Paul M Strayer was at home
last evening to meet a few who wish
to unite with the church on Sunda
maich. 9.
this eyening.
Eurekah Lodge, Daughters of Relic.
kah. will hold a rehearsal Thursday
evening. Their next rfgular meeting
will be held the next I: ght
T. A. Riordan intends to move
his Identist business to 203 Main stleet,
Danbu1,frorn7 Main street Norwalk
about t a first of next week
.....
osilions of chalk and cauier will be
gci id in the South Norwalk post- office
tomorrow
Chalice Chas'lnar. who has been the
guest or his brother. A'lbcrt Chasmar
III 80th Minn street. has Ieturned to
his home In Plattsburg, N. Y.
4 A son has recently been born to Mr
and Mrs. Charles Caifrey, of Cross
Mrs. Vincent M. Honnccker, of street _ Mr Caffrey Is a popular con-
Bridgeport. was a silent St Valentine's doctor on the old Tramwa division.
night of Mrs F A. Lane, In company wy
with several of her South NorwalkI
friend s.
*Renleinbor—Rubber Stamps Pads
Notary Seals Stencils, etc. John Try
on. Drop a postal.
~Some people may like strong.
black imported Cigars and pay I15c
each for them. The imperial Crown
has the quality of the finest Cigars,
and costs but 10c.
George Cavanagh. of Main streel,h1ls
secured a position as clerk at the cloth
ing store of Willis H. Seileck, in Wall
street He began his new duties this
morning.
The Whatsocver Circle of King's
Daughths of the CongIegetionai
Church, will hold a‘ meeting at the res-
idence of Miss Elizabeth I. ',I‘olles of
Fairiicid avenue. . « I
......”
Miss Ziola Allen has Iesiguod th
position as stenograpbcr and typewrit
or in the office of tho McKibbin Man
uiuct'u'ring Company in Water street,
to succeed Miss Jennie Guy in the
office of Raymond Brothers. Miss Guy
left for'New' York todayto assume her
new position
._-. d..—
The'electric cars ran on ckccilent
time this mowing. and the West ave»
one cars kept almost on time from early
morning, much to. the satisfaction of
the many who live uprtown, and are
employed in South Namath
Thecr will be no lecture, this evening
at Lockwood's Hall. in the course of
the I'l‘oivn I Teachers' 3 Association. owing
to the fact that Loon H.‘ Vincent, of
Boston. who was to have lectured on
2 _“Olivcr Wendel Holmes,” is ill.
Strike while" the
iron is hots-we. did
and the result IS.
w
iiiuiu Home Dressed Forl
Iniscd by Samuel Armour, on Sheffield
‘ [is and
I5c lb.
..—
The members of the firm of Sclicck
& Price. the new firm which will open
a clothing store in the building to be
vacated by J. P. Francis. are in New
York. today, on a business trip ecu
nectcd with the new esta'blishment.,
By a typographical error it was stat-
ed in yesterday's Sentinel that William
W. Scofleld was a member of the relay
team of Company D. which is to com-
pete in Hartford. Friday evening. for
the state championship The name
should have been William W. Storey.
A dinner was given by Mr. and Mrs.
E. M. Tolios of south Main street.
”lumen Pmk, cut fiom small pig. Sun day, in honor 0:) their so2n‘ Henry id,
Toiies. who then scams years 0
”Siligicc Lexi bf‘Cuiada Spring Lamb. Mlle Thgwtpafmanm “of”; 06“
b. bll Her or e arvoy re a
gidges'fiffiwa railu'diiillioiila 03" 3‘1“le and Master Kenneth
Sperry c Barnes’s Products, 'l‘olles. , It . :2
Colon Hear J Thhycr. of' Itna 1
PUBLIC MARKET .. ....I a... s... .I.
sent in resilgudtio Wind. Lieutenant
Colonel lam if. amliton. of Dana
ieison has been detailed in his place
until
02 South Main Sf.
‘e prime of his retirement.
' The Salli? Nor‘wa‘lg Ollub wdii tgive‘a
w solo or. t. a 0 ar era It
Wail: ‘ ngtonl'hrcot. be Itisfizggocggd the:
. wt 1 a so. a e poo
‘ “more“ Hot and oe'lmiiormt
" 2 Warm “warrior r?
‘ 2 .srs. w .l I so Qt
gen- s Mire-sh mciits uwpl
“ served.
2 I; . , _ , 2pm. “transition do»?! all emails
* 2‘. ‘. " .; - nuance;qu
2 “ 1 men nalnslv. use... Kelly, beer rgo‘
. inns. lav
Idiom
. .1 y”
(‘urnur
tournament in the South No: walk Club I
{he election WM! successor. Colt .
nasal Thhycr gives personal reasons '
milk Killing;
“We 33,13
wens his whole more is aiming ' A
for really) is spring, it is ready for.
Maoist domicile. ~ 2. 2»
Rubbers. and warm gloves, and hoag' '
vy sabbath—overriding that II
blustery weather makes need for»?
are here.
I
. ,1 2- ‘69
mm
. I ,
Prat. Dc Cross is not only playing
popular music, but is selling it at much
less than usual pr. cc. . 2
Music publidhsd at 50c is
.. 16c.
Third floor, take elevator.
oases oooos.
Just a peep at some' of the now col-
cred stuns.
Silk- and wool crops 42 inches wide
. $1 to $1.75 yd. Eleven shades in soft
quality at 81.
Tucked skirting cloths in seven rich
spring colors 81. 50 yd.
Mcltolia for tailor- made costumes,
nice weight and line quality. file to
$1. 50 rd
Siikodot novelty; fabric like albatross
but heavier with tiny dots slowing all
over it. sev'eral colors: 81 yard. .
Etaminc, to be a mining favorite,
wide range ofcolprs, 81 yd, 2 . ,
London twinc- cloths, similar to eta-
mine but a trifle finer, 81. 26 and 81. 50
Yd.
Pokin brilliantincs. stripes in narrow
widths beautify them brown blue and
white, 81 vd.
Plain white mohair brilliantino, rich
in finish and handsome. 81 yd. and to
50c.
Fancy Waistingo.
The dress- goods man has gotten to
gather a lot of iancy waist fabrics at
much beauty. as wall as novelty. can't
picture them in words; their charm is
the sort that can't be described.
All are in striped effects but what a
variety! Lace and ribbon and pompa
dour and satin effects combinations
of wide and narrow stripes—and such
bright and pleasing colors.
81 to 81. 50 yd.
But see for yourself.
Left aisle. rear
THE 'HOWLAND
DRY. GOODS CO.
Bridgeport.
i dint 1
White Light
The Lighiest on your eye-
Sight.
The Lighiest on your ner-
ves.
The Lu'zhiest on your
pocketbook.
3 times the light hail the
cost. 2 o; 2,,
runner
tri
Walnut
Gilli. 106in d
tubing iii
lIIIIIMI’
.2 CA" HAVCN IllIDCI AIN'T»: 2,
The suit of the towns of East its
you and Branford sealant liiranlt P.
hnson has been from tits
parlor Court of New Itasca
tl the circuit court ‘oi‘
,ngvpbegfln? omega; “a“:
WI Haven River. wander: the than
«human
, re “use
“t
ilance in arrangii‘i
joccurrihg changes in time schedules.
unfit.
Alb t TI‘rpttls', telegraph key. and rec
313060;!
.,d
to
'tal
Japan's Spun lilil'lu lililiiil
who; “
Passengsrs on Consolidated rail
~2qu system. and It fact we: all oth-
er railroads seldnlu or never routine
that their dainty tippsnds not alone on
. ‘ the puglnesr. the train despatcner and
the slgnalm‘a‘pgb . . in a. great demos
on the efficiency of the men regulating
the. line tables accord as to which the
his are run. and to t cir eternal vig
g for the constantly
Weeks bsi‘oro a new train is put in
service and even bctore the slightest
‘moiililc'atmn is made in suburban 0i
”till‘tlll'flh running times, every detaii
neocsssry to the success of the change
hos been pmnarcd for the subordinate
officials by the time table department
working tinder the direction or genera
superintendent oi the road. over)
yard bf the track to he traveled ill
the new train and eIVcIy foot of In
rescued affected by the Isyinpalnetli
r'cbrrdhgomo‘nt ot'ti‘ailic, has been ayt
matiuaiiy. shorted. and the cane
this f all trains arriving and Icaviu
orgnt points chiefuliy estimated
Ipla'tls' shown to“ the men who has
and (pin signals.
{rho time Istabie men work at the
it omens of lgoth division of the
New York and . Haven roilii.’ As
i mouse chart ill 'tIlio entire system
w h which they are councc‘ted cover.
one side of a room. The chart rossm
bit: a large checker board. each di
vision or square on the board from
right to left counts live minutes 0
time and each division from top to hot
:oru represents an equivalent distanci
of, track between the points desired
When the time of a train at differon
stations is required a thread Is stretch
ed frtun the starting point diagonall
Across the board to the point of ties
tination and fastened to thumb tack
presided for the purpose. The time
stall Ithe stations are shown at over:
intersecting point of time and dis.
tunes. 2
The system of booking is simpi:
the reduction of t inc and distance it
a scale and the consequent result 0
uniform time. The difference of soup
ty and evenness in certain sections c
track are provided for in the with
knowledge of GcncIal Superintcmien
Plait and his assistants, and couclu
alone are reached without the question
of a mistake ever foliowinz
if the time table of the new Torl
Central should be revised to improvt
the conditions in the New York tonne
all the expresses and through trains
will be chartcu first. New York and
New Haven would be connected on thi
was man in Nova Haven by five-min
uto squares and every train from Nan
Haven duly accounted for. 'i'hcn would
come the time taming of the entire
ulburbnn service of me three railroau
running into the Forty-second stree
station. Charts should be made to:
this purpose on a smaller scale 0-
time and distance than for the longs
runs.
The thread lines to: sway daily and
Sunday tialn having been crown
across the fact ‘of the chart. and dull
listed. the wliolaIwill be made sill)
servant to the result secured in chart
ing the through and express trains.
The checks: board system has re
suited from long years of cxpcnmcn
in providing for the movement 0
train . It has been found capable 0;
hand pg successfully the most clan
crate and intricate quuircmentu o
railroading. and is now In use on Io: .
roads throughout thc‘ United States
and Europe.
When i o plan was that introduced
pencil mar s were drawn between the
required points on the charts and ther
attached to plus. This was used un
til it was found that for the more as
set calculations the thread gives tni
better results. ‘
TO Tl-l'E SUPREME COURT.
All Four C'a't‘e‘s Against the Stamfoui
street Runway will in Appcaisd.
Noticds of appeals have been filed
with the clerk of the Superior Court in
the’ e’four cases against the Stamford
Street dinwsy Company, recently
heard by Judge Ralph wheeler. and in
which substantial damages were grant
ed. The carotid-ate have signified
'I gcft‘ib Iii “ilglfi‘eflnfllfifii’m
um have also led notice of appeal ir
ago-yawn pain, by Pauline Fox and
g“ mfiiarnlclli the “W‘llnfium wart
ac. y. so or
n'di offsets WY yin the c
and my (Willa? alright. April term 0
. 0 3‘ ll
Wm m I: 'lel‘am P
is tiller riot Court
Tracey and his wife, were gi'vcn dam
use: fiytrmtflap 82 too (a; inimshtr
2 . , an no as or
”Wayland titanium...
rs. Tracy were injured nu
ma the Sill division 0'
main. Its may but your
lad y weeks i
“it; called
Font and
colloids
MW‘
so ,. Irv
§ a man
«thaw ..
do
Wills iniuricr
ill For one “
hilt
Baileys the III ionisat- of lo.
' ' ’ w'alk Residents.
to... ;
Endorsement by residents of South
Norwoiit. , 2‘ 2 2
Proof positive from So. Norwalk poo
1310-. '
Cannot be evaded or doubted. 2
and this statement:
Mrs. C. Caniung, living, on Hill
street, says:
' \ .
.6
"ii am; well “up in years.
and like a great many old people i had
trouble with my kidneys for a long
time. causing distressing backache. ' i
could find nothing to give me any re
lief, and l fancied that Doan's Kidney
Pills might help Inc. oven u they didn’t
cure. i went to Piaistcd's drug store
and got a supply. I was not disap
pointed. Doan' a Kidney Pills disposed
hi the last attack. The backache and
suffering were a; thing of the past."
Price 50 cents a box. Foster-Mil
born 00., Buffalo, N. Y., s'ole agents
for the United States.
Remember this name-Doan’s—"-and
sko, no substitute.
531‘-..“ ‘
ANGIOFIA iiiOAT RAISING.
1W
Ridpefleld Man ‘l'rying to Buy a Herd
,of 200 ministered Does. .
Regarding the plan of Henry deB.
Schenok. of Ridrtefleld. for raising An-
-ora goats of the best breed the ore-
rou Agriculturirit and Rural North-
west refers to him editorially in these
words:
“There is now a demand in the Unit-
ed States for choice Angora does which
wasn‘t be filled. An indication of this
fact is found in a letter written from
St. Moritz Switilerland. by a wealthy
pantieman who is establishing a line
herd of Angorat in Connecticut in
was on 200 does. two to three yeals old.
‘ired to his best bucks.
“He wants nothing but registered
took and they must be ‘xwinners
There ale certainly very few breeders
in the United Stilton who own 200 reg-
stored does, and nearly all who have
‘hem are not oiierlng them for sale.
There are quite a number of owners
If good Angora goats who might have
Idded materially to the selling price
13'” their does by having them register-
This shows the value of registering
the animals. says the Ridgefield Press.
\nd Mr. Schencli has instructed his
superintendent. W. 0. Noah. to register
all of his herd which have not been an-
cred on the books of the American An-
'ora Goat B ecders' Association.
securing the 2002 registered does we do
not know, but he will make an effort
ncrgetic gentleman are willing to bet
In him. ;
in this connection it may be well to
state a fact which is now a matter of
matronomicai history. The same pa~
oer, above quoted. prints the follow-
ing. which will prove interesting to
\Ir. Nash's many friends hereabouts:
“it was Mr. Nash who induced the
viroprietor of Dellmonico's In New York
.0 give Angora venison a placeunmong
"he delicacies occasionally served at
‘hat famous real not. Tbs; statement
If thicket.- brianallyyropbrteds in this
paper by Mrs Nilsh‘. has secured wide
publicity and has matsrllllly helped in
promoting the popularity of the flesh
of the Angora.
‘ As appears by Mr. Nash’s letter in
this issue. he has introduced a new del-
icacy in the fonln of Angora kid to a
'ew of tho millipnaires oi the country
1ad is supplant no the common goal
with a much hiindsomcr and far less
:iiensive net-the Angora. The An~
"are In easily trained to haul children' s
wagonettes or carts."
The letter referred to tells of the sale
of the wethers ibr pets and of the in-
‘roduction of tits Angora venison to
‘hc to files of calfby Ridgeiieiders.
who found the iiicsh delicious. As it
brings an ave reprise of twenty~flvo
rents a poundi Fin bound to be a big
Iourco of profit to the breeder of An-
mrn goats.
'l he editor of ‘ihc Press. who consllh
~rs himself something of a Judge of the
road things of life. from cigars to
moons. from suifcotasb to souabs. has
'inch on Angori venison and found It
to be as line 11an rod-7am palatable,“
esolar venison. It has a gamev taste
a spring. chicken.
then. possesses more
iium any other comes.
in a destroyer of weeds
~nd brush dud cultivator of wornout
land; its halrls
to twenty-tight e
thafggm1 thirty-six
d and
deihdbflnd; W h Iris. ion turntable.
and is as tender
The Ansora.
~iaims to favor
‘ic animal. it
Q
his letter he asks Mr. Stump for flg— , ‘3 ,_
Whether Mr. Sc enck will succeed In '
‘0 do so: and those who know that
' l2 Wei: Main i‘Ili'cot.
.‘ts any “tells
a did“ no result in.
Yes well worth your while to read every line of our scorn,”
pccially in these betwixbscasons times when lines are practically
ahorn. As winter wanes these bargain chances multiply. it the
vortised is the wanted thing. then the chance is yours—wants
FANCY “AWB‘APPIH .- ‘
DRESS WEAVEB. 2 P%nc:.tma£ti ti 4' ..
True, the assortments are not as 0“ W“ s '3 011 ,1!
large as they were earlier, but what juring “9 a peg: 110““?
of that? Just the weave you want , 99““le ‘3 time WW4? ,
may be here If so monwmore money the following,
saving. Ladies' Percale0 and Dawn
G Plainj audIhNoii'l'tyf 30 111th1l Elli-ass “Egdmgl'tggcflé Agsgau'é
cuts not at pg 01 so 00 runs Wra pars worth from 1
88. Reduced to 10c yd. noivp .
38 inch Novelty Dicss Goods light and
dark color,
Reduced from 60c to We yd
54-inch Wool Costume Cloth in three
shades of gray. good value at 76c; now
lAdics' Flo‘nneletto Wrap lb
weight in plain colors, are A
grey. edit
best quality 1"
Ladies"
Wrappers in dark 6010”..be ‘
only «I. 326 yard fig‘gfiiae Reduced "'0!!! “‘2? 3?
58~inch close woven cloth. heavy NOTIONS.
Weight the proper material for rainy
day Skirts. Can be made up without
lining, Reduced to title a yard.
25 pieces all wool French Flannel all
new shades Reduced to 39c yd.
SOME "
JACKET LOTS. 2
You’ll wear the Winter Jacket [01
months yet. You 11 buy the Wintci Sampson Pin Sheets, contain
Jacket if yI‘Iu buy it here and now, at Pins I 3c 9!. ‘
about one half early season's prices 3 Clinton Safety Plus all IIIII
and that means doiiars saved—mot
dimes 2 Tantler s Hook and Eye. IM‘
Ladies“ Heavy Oxford Cloth Costa. perfect,
storm collar, Mercerised Sateen lined: Silver ludian Tape asserts,
85. 00 value for 82. 49‘ up
Ladies' Black Beaver Cloth Coats Ecogmiliiggalzniiogfl Buttons
latest cut Velvet Collar, Violet Borated Talcom Pow diet
56
86. 00 value, 83 26. ;
Ladies“ Melton Cloth Coats. guaran 100 yd. Spool suk one (102. ‘9
11:01:, spec. ’nl——a bargain I 2
teed satin lining 315 value for 87. 50
Inigo 1322mm Ammonia Lenox'Br
Weighticr matters have chm mt
notions in our "ads" oi late 2 ft,
here though to speak for am
when we can't speak for I I'll.
this store number you ambit
ticn customers?
Best Japanned Britannia IIIIAl
Ladies’ Heavy Imported Cloth Coats. |
guaranteed satin linlne throughout, an-
tin revels velvet collar,
$17 00 Value for 811. 50. ,
All of our Misses' and Children's
Coats (all this season 3 5000s) below;
cost.
iFhIIndora Soap large cake, in _. II
Transparent and Turkish Bath, ' '
50
Medicated Curls Toilet Soap
10¢ a
FURNITUR‘
ENDS FEBRUARY 15:11.
If. I’
Never before such Furni
An occasion to obtain Relia-
ble Furniture at a fraction Selling; never before a ,1
of its value. prices.
Our urgent need is room and in order to make our repairs we 111116"le 3
it. But walls won‘t stretch, so bulky goods must go in order to make"
for to take out walls and enable us to expand our show rooms. To
an immediate disposal we offer you our entire line of fine well made _
finished Furniturc Each article bearing our guarantee at a positive sA' '
to you of 30 to 40 per cent: in many in stances 50 per cent. on prices pmflla I-
log elsewhere. Public confidence In our announcement brought enoi'iil'
response. There is still an unlimited assortment of Furnituro hero. 'W'a‘
firmly believe. that never before were such values picscntcd in this Vlcln
if money saving means anything to you, this is your opportunity to supply
your [benefit or future. needs. An immediate selection is advisable.
DlNlNG CHAIR. ; MORRIS CHAIRS.
8116 Dining Chairs ............ 95c 66. 00 Morris Chairs .......... 34.50
1.25 Dining Chairs ............ 08c 7- 50 Morris Chill"! -------- 3“
1.50 Dining Chairs ............ $1 39 850 Morris Chairs "
2.00 Dining Chairs ............ 81.75' 10.00 Morris Chairs . . ...........“
2. 25 Dining chaps ............ 81935 .12 00 Morris Chairs .. ........ 3.33"
MATTREBBEB. ' SPRINGS. . ‘
$8 00 mattress .................. 8:3. 75 81.75 Billings .............. .....3l',I,
4 .00 Mattress .................. :l. 30 2. 50 Springs ............... .. . . 3;I
5.00Msttres’s................‘..4.2513008prings ............. ,
7. 00 Mattress . ..... . ........... 6 50 , 3 75 Springs ............. .. .
confines“... .......... 725, ”comings ------- - ------ 2
Wing”, snag; it ' saoaoom suns. Eb
“34.00’Il'io'n Ii'dfl MIL. ..83. 261 816. 60 Bedroom Suits. ...814.
6.00 iron Bells ...... 4.25, 26.00 Bcdtoom Suits ..........
6.00 iron Bods . ............... Alb aooo Bedroom Suits ...... ‘
iron Budd ........ 46.00 Bedroom Suits.
10. iron Beds ...... ...I.... .8.60 09 00 Bedroom Suits.
A. J. CollinsSlfl
FUNMLAI. DIRECTORS AND IMMUNE”.
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Norwalk Chronicler