rs rm: s r
. rim Vigil! "14:le ‘uv
n ," 3 II on
are is 8341011
couple
odes
lifter laying at the dock or
of‘ days the oyster steamer
want out after oysters yesterda .
"Mrs. M. H. Wilmili and doughtar
Elisabeth. of Riverside venue. are
spending the doyxln- Hedi orkrcity.
if. D. flourish was in“ ' innuli‘yesten
d yJ. .t ‘ t at
hhhllht “outshone."
Miss Elle ”brféotiyof‘fil‘o’enmohflls t
the guest of. odds in snry street.
33:13“ ”fowl teller also w‘m'
~.Wl‘ H. .w "4 ‘
..a . .-.. »... .‘W‘v‘ii’
. Clio!) Wood resumed painting on.
no *lmmong‘ollimuildinx this morning.
The «monsters-xiii» went! on. in lull
force. ‘ ‘- ‘
Prof. Dunn’s Benin Club I'iil play at“
the Mayflower entertainment and ball.
li‘ridsy‘night, in Music Hall, South
Nor-walk. . «
The funeral of Mrs. Muttsvius Deck
or will be held tomorrow afternoon at
2:30 o'clock, from her late home in
Cove street, . I . . ~ . i
There was a good attendance at
James UHommcdlioufs class meeting
inst night in the East Avenue Metho-
dist Church. -. ' . . .
Rev. J. W. Davis, of the Advent
Christian Church. in Van Zandt ave-
nue. preached pt, the .Soidiers' Home
in Noroton. last night.
Charles Merritt has-returned to An~
sonia after beingthe guest of li.,i-‘.
Pierce
friends in Bridgeport. --
Joseph Lockwoodhnd Peter Lassen.
from the Thompson ii:- Cole oyster cs.
tnhiinhment. went. to work yesterday
for the [lowland ‘sljor Company.
Therewill he and portnnt business
meeting of woe. dvent- christian
Church direc..y after the. regular week»
iy prayer meeting tomorrow. night.
Mr. and Mrs.__(leorgc F. Blackmail.
of the Gregory hierard. are spend-
ing a few days V th friends in Green‘s
Farms. They will return home tomor-
row. . '. . ,,
TllnEnilfiNOl‘W .. ll fire. district meet»
installed ion the" urpose of .deeidins
about a new;.truck;,liouse. will be held
Thursday night Plans in a new house
wl he submitted forxtho committee‘s
. i Burke und“fatniiy._of
Mung uremic. Mil “were to. Bartford
tomorrow. who‘re" Ar.q3nrke..;..nulu~.uv
oration position 3'. {hi the. Amisted
Preteen thefilartford ‘, frant.‘ Mn:
Burke avatar/formerly? the ofiicieul: tote.
nil-spin operator for The Evening Senv
t no .
The oyster steamer Jessie Gluyton .
arrived yesterday afternoon from
Bridgeport with.;a curse of oysters
for the Rovi'ls‘nd Oyster Company.
There are more oysters on the. floor
at. present than has been seen this
winter. Ten new men were put on this
morning. opening "and sortinsi~ All.
the remind t'wotduhonHillard: at =their
hosts.” and business nits, being rushed.
Mr. Rewlilnd this even» workinw. He
says that he cannot let sufficient moo.
James B. Cunningham had .tuo ‘luiti
die linker of liis’rihhti‘hdnr'omssned
under a 900~poulld hummer arthe Nor.
walk hock factory thoother day. it
was a drop Dreisflulld the hammer
strikes a blow of twoxtons. Mr. Cun-
ningham. who resides in Van unlit
avenue. has worked on the» press for
the past eighteen years and has never
met. with an accident before. Although
his dimer was taken off. no :worked
from about. .I o‘clock in the‘morninr
until 3 in the afternoon and then went
and had a physidian dress the wound.
lie did not lose a‘i‘iloy on account oi
the injury.
m
no warren.
in spite of the bad walking and
blusterinx wind. last night. there was
a good attendance at'tbe fair, which
is being held under the auspices of
the Ladies‘ Aid Society. in the chapel
of theMothodlst *lhplscopsi Church.
The booths, - which {Elma very prettlly
decent . were ln'chnrse of motel;
lowing miles: confectionery. Miss
milled Winks: ‘ handkerchief. Miss
Peerlzatovenl: perfumery. Mrs. Denial
Wicks; many. Mrs. dared mocked,
Mrs. Frui- Tonsil. Mrs. John 643(51an
lull end “Mrs. I}. Walker; pop corn.
Mics Vivien Stevens; fish pond, Will
Downers. The junior society also
had a. fancy boo- which was in
clam offiutholfl‘rliomwes. liida mm
l-MOV _o‘.oo cm
was" icebergs of" when Plunder:
who Wes saluted) hy' never-pl young
ladies. Tonight is the closing night
and a much larger Milena is or
pooled. - I?! ' _‘ . .
onion
Mlle Semi f
304‘ of all. ‘ ,V . .
A forge number. ofdminl are boini.
mkonfm the nation. idle
,_ "‘ ‘zi . ‘ '3‘}
t
;
- was injured.
" [shit thence: tract of land that has
several days. rand visiting ,
‘ ‘ ‘. vi the
dildos Motility night. The inmates
were terribly frightened. out no one
The msiority of people in this place
heou‘hurb
‘Teilonske Cor
ration: . '
by the
‘pflolf
f
friends In h
. an it (Pm‘lflagi vaultsfirutumed to their
‘v . e. ..., mur py. .
4? hand Null.» hommf Boar
too, who have been visiting friends in
this place and Stamford. have return-
ed to their 'homowwhllo‘ here‘they
visited New Yorkseveroi times;
William (illusions, formerly employ-
cdat Hotel Hamilton. has secured a
position no libstionint for John the
fliers formerly Lworked for ,Mr. Hasso-
, The» Minor Alice and Bertha Urs-
Ihnln. of Noroton,’are visiting friends
in Boston: They villi: remsln. about
the middle of March. when they wul
rstn‘rnalldsspend a couple or weeks
with “flflldlulllfllmfflrd bole.- re-
turning to their home. -
' ‘A Brent many people in this town do
not know where Nor-own avenue runs
to. it alerts from the Turnpike near
the Catholic Church and goes as for
as Jones' cordonnbovs the Soldiers'
Home at Noroton. it does not start
Soidieru’dlomeuin Norolon. . .
Tonight-Jo the time for the annual
concert climbed of the Eagle Hook
and ladder .{Jompauy lobe held in.
the Too'n'tllali.
blunting and flags and presents a line
appearance. There will he delegations
from several
‘of'town; ’ '
Wtsrponr.
Miss Alice Nash. of Massachusetts
is home for n'eilort vacation. ‘
Mrs. Archie Buyer. has returned
from her visit in New York.
. Miss. Nellie Gilroy is visiting at her
former home in Lafayette, N, . 4
Mr. and Mrs. learned B. Cannon. of
New Haven. spent Sunday in town,
Joseph W. Hill. of Yale, spent Sun-
day at the residence of W. S. Adams.
The Ladies' Beneficent Society will
meet tomorrow With Mrs. R. T. Lees.
Among the. iftté’dllt Monday morn:
ing in a sleigh was Charles "H. Kcmpcr.
Owing to, the: storm of the Board of
Trade‘holll’llo meeting Monthly 9V8”;
n8" 3 I . ‘ .. .
Mr..ond‘:Mrs. W. F; Osborn were in
New York: yesterday. attending a con.
cert. ‘ . ‘
Miss Flore Sherwood. of Bridge
_port::.spent Mondaymith friends in
tom» w? “ ' .
Thohl‘lssus Smith. of'otrutford. are
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G.
Hyatt.
Miss Ethel Fairchiid spent Sunday
in Weston. the guest of tiles Edith
Bradley.
M. Roy Powars entertained the Owl
Club. Friday evening last, at his home
in Compo street.
The Mocenter family left yesterday
for Phlindelphia. where’ in the future
theyliwilimsldg ..- . ,.
0 tries Buttercup-"fl is out of the
Bridgeport lipsplllh‘and' is stopping
at the‘residbnce of Army Baker. in
Baker avenue. .
vThc olilciul board of the Westport
Methodist Church, will meet Friday
night at the home of Postmaster
Charles Harris.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Price'who
have been .spending two weeks in
Westport. returned to their home in
Brooklyn. Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs; Frederick is}. Lyons
have again taken up their residence in
Lincoln street. Mr Lyons has taken
a position on the trolley.
Master George Allen, who delivers
papers for newsdenler Joseph Mills.
became caught in a snow drift in Burr
avenue. and had to be shoveiied out
Mrs. Jane: Backus is spending the
week in Washington, D. 0.. its delegate
of thuNol-walk Chapter of the Daugh-
ters of the American Revolution. to the
National Congress of the I). A. R.
The organ at the Westport Congre
gallonalCilureil is operated by a wa-
ter motor. but Sunday when the wa-
terwanhout to he turned on. it was
found, to he frozen. .Thepllno from
the, Sunday school room. was moved
into the church and the service pro-
ceeded without further delay. '
There will be 1 left handed social in
the hull connected Whal the. Sausa-
tuukahl. in Church“. tonight. at 7:30
o’clock. under the auspices of the
Helping Hand Society. Admission, ten.
cents. All potions will be requested
to register-their names with their left
humwl’rlmmili be offered :lno to
. e. _, ' . W . menu
will be delved and portakon of also
hyjhelefthoud. . .. .. ,
, Sunday eveninu the‘nrst of. the use
ion: Milton service was held in Trinity
Church: A iaruomucl‘BMon was pm
sent. The preacher for the comics
wen, MM Hr. MW. of.
' ‘ mu. 4%. (will
l W ,
for the ”more of Main:
toil!!! off seine debts in»
building
right urine.
. ivouid run into a drift. become snow
‘gortyln the 'iioolleriidouse. 51m. Luci.
at the Darlenpost-oiflce and so to the.
, The llttsrihns been,
decorated-finely for the oeoaslonwitn
"fire companies from out ‘
‘ homo.
' j W i
lay line.- . in early morality
lots at high they battled with the dies.
manta. h first car out of one What
port burn was cruise Mondaymml
and was in charred: Mote. ‘ I ,
:riek Sweet and . _
’ no
VI .
its and none in the roadway.
slow prowess was made. First they
hound. then back up and milks a des-
perate plunge throth the snow some
distance ahead. This was done time
and again. They worked nearly all
Southport. Then the wind‘blew the
snow book on the tracks. making it
almost its bad as it was before. The
line liotwoenuWestpernnnd; Norwslk
these two places. The] rural well do-
livery. carriers had Mammal-k .inahn‘
deavoriuuo cover their routes. , Many
tildes the crime neuron-setting in the
snow.
saw matters ‘in a better condition and
at nrosentvvrlting trolleys are running
more regularly, teams galliumtmouxh
the drifts and pedestrians hble‘lo nuv-
lento. although outside the village
sidewalks are nearly lmpessahie.
.Ciifford Saunders and friend. of We-
terbury. spent Sunday here with Mrs.
Saunders. .
Robert Schmidt. of‘Stnmford, was
the guest of hisparents in Sound ave-
nuc‘ on 8unday.
George'lvlonry. who has been scri.
ously ill for the past week. is consid»
erllbly improved.
John Wiegnu and children how mov-
ed to Brooklyn. Their effects were
shipped Saturday. ‘
York for a month or. so. They left
town on bnturday.
Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Hoyt spent Sun
day in New York. with their daughter.
Mrs. Alan Paterson.
Albert Romaine. employed in s New
York shoe factory. spent Sunday with
his family in Main street.
Mr. and Mrs. William .0. Lloyd. of
New Haven. were guests of C. B. Fan—
cher. East avenue. on Sunday.
Howard Johnson and bride have re‘
turned and are. now occupying rooms
in his mother’s residence in East avo-
nur. .
.i. R. i‘ioWscr is spendlhz'a week’s
vacation with his parents in lilisca. N.
\‘.. after nine yenrs‘ absence from
A special train will be run to Stam-
ford. Thursday eveniug. for S. P. For—
ris Post. G. A. 11.. which‘wili visit Miu~
or Post. by invitation.
side in the rooms over W. A. small-r
horn's grooery, and move today into
the rooms. formerly occupied by them
WWI}: H. Fairty’s shore. ‘_
The carpenter» work that has been
ldenoe. Douche amaze. for the past.
year by J. It. Hoe & Sons, of New
York. has been completed. .
Mrs. Hermon Spllkor untried yester-
day for Europe on the. steamship Ant-
werp from New York. Bile will visit
relatives and friends in Germany and
will be absent from home for several
months. '
Ernest Paterson. now employed bv
H. L. Broileld as an upholsterer. and
who moved here from Ellwlmih. N. .i..
lost 'woekxhas rented the house forms
crlyocdupled by John .Wolfel. incest.
aVonue." I
About twenty‘iire relatives of lies.
John Kaiser. 1cit.Ivevvlnboro. visited
with her. Sunday. it brain: the seventy.
mend anniversary of her birth. Mrs.
Kaiser lain the hostel health. She
received many presents with the best
wish ohall for many happy returns of
tho day.~
The heavy snow storm of Mondav
did, not materially affect the running
ottoman the Branch. The trains ar-
rived snd..depnrhsd on tints most of
the day. lo the evening a special
train was runibetvreen 7:30 and 8:25.
The last train in was about thirty min-
utes into on amount of melamine
twins being behind time. Men were
kept busy shovelilncsnow all nightnt
the radiated fistulas. so tint the
switches might be kept clean and in
conditions. as to be Mot all times»
.w
‘ m7 NORWILK.
hirer.“
grip. ‘
James Wood spent
“d"“dnmi WWwd h ll n
. .~ , er nus -
weighs: Andrew]; son. are visit-
ing relotlm'ln New ark. « "
the many friends of Miss Julie
plead are sorry toieam of her in
nous.
"Lilly Gorlmn. o
annulus.
Durh
mu ‘
. Eliot: velveteen
doll. with the power poor, only making .
who opened up ghoul} o'clock and.
can osmium lrrezulnrly to and front» .
H. M. Curtis and wife are in New _
Mrs. Saunders and family. who re! 4
carried on at the Mlssfl. A. Bliss ren- '
prism it in mu. the .
Sunday at his 4 ' ‘
f New Haven.' Is
I .
N i: one of mm wumhle‘rto . '
cover their entire routers. Yesterday _
NE c N v? I .
W A 1" . , in smash-r
Miss Maggie ‘cKendrlck. of, New, . ;. :1 10:: A CAN ’ '
York. visited wit volumes in town: ‘ 5" 1.4.
Sunday. ‘ "W ‘
For Sale at 80."
., ‘Norwalk by D.
. .. Conundrum»
. 1'9 Dibble. .
mmhlumtyfiwm, Mb%4 bile fl ‘ '
‘I °"'uii.‘fd"ttil%mw . 1°55 ””4”“ .
, ' . 448.150 ‘or 4.»: hot 7 4 ,
. grew"? .mlnmmwm‘immflt
.. WWW ‘
modem. satisfaction Whack.
"4‘:
. . re .. y "Vaniiih'“C‘rystsi'fion‘lpany.
'3 ' iui. Bushman Street. New York.
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Add“ it “Hilda! um WILL bu'm . and give
and satisfaction inthe burning. .
4 We arcwilling to help you find just the coal that will
compel your furnace to do its full duty in keeping you warm.
We are here for your benefit—and our own. Tell us
your troubles and if they are due to poor coal we have the
remedy right at hand.
Our stock is an endless chain of everything that's good
in coal. '
Think irnflveréthen telephone us. (5243.)
John H. Ferris,
V 449 Weifihliigion “inert. “4 ‘ "Sdlllh Ndiwsik: Conn.
W
you piessure
“ "f i Bird Cigar ins slifklridf‘yf
Ma: .. W... .. w -5.
Olsens s oe his
The \‘i’adlcigh Patent Leather and Fine
Kid 33 boon for Ladies ............ $10 6 9
mi" 1. , ~ red -
The Lounsbnry & Mathewson Sher. Sit
and 53.30: not perfect. at. . .
Men's. Enamel and 1m (‘ali $3.1."
Shoes
............................
Men‘s Patent and Box Calf Shoes, a
good bargain ......................
Ladies' Storm Rubbers ..............
- health and my loose expiring. i hove
«iii» . ER seer.
scorn N RWALKJT.
$0LOMON SC ‘lM. Mathew.
M
gold. Silvermldlekel and Copper.
Plating.
‘ channels. fluid ironol‘liodnt.
.Metal Work Repaired
gsnd 3ofitlillmd.~. . _ 4“
mobs allow
No.
' Metal Signs of'cvery description.
Brass Advertising Signs.
m—
Large Orders a Specialty.
v. I
noun
. .. their."
,..
cuors an. KINDS or
FOOD. into Cienn‘cllti‘vnl-
form Pieces as FINE or
COARSE on wanted.
Other mochineechop meat
only. ”THIS "DDESMWAY
WITH TH E (SHOPPING
BOWL ill-TOGETHER.
no... .
CflOPS .Pototjoeerest.
Apples. Cabbage. Bread:-
EVERYTHING.
A machine you will use
everyday. Cailandsee it.
walki'ns
8: Dow,
112 WAfiHlNGTON STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK.
Phone 14%.
‘ ” ASACIliFICE
Profit to Principle
TO MAKE A CLEAN SWEEP.
misuse HATS
ACT HALF PRICE.
An excellent opportunity to make a
change in your Winter Hat at s small
expense. The best styles and qualities
all included without reserve.
v
M. F‘. Ackormon.
5” MAIN STREET, NORWMK.
Connected with large Bridgeport 85'
lablishment. Fine goods at low prices.
whitiss‘bniiihdifis: in}; "
Gilli} our or nouns
On descent of the condition oflny
concluded to close out my Business
and [will Sell the
iiiilil Siiiiii u I alumni
The Best 81mins will be to those
‘ who come first.
Here is it chance to set
Furniture, Cam. ts, Etc.
. CHEAP?“ 4'
‘ i-I‘" 9:4}: "
c. w. uovr
“er9 .mfs Hoyt.
Not-walk a... mini- _ cl will at.
. i" ’ ‘ We 1.. i
n
e in!
with that, w .
into society,"—-»‘idie‘.
3 pkgs. None tluoil Mine. M
1 iii. like... Seeded Raisins-
1 lb. pkg. Cleaned Currants.
Pan’Americnn Milk,
Peninsular Milk,
3 pkxs. Centuryfilleulth Pun ,
cameos
‘soU'ruéNonwnbk. cell
Charter Emulsion
' ,TillllASUll @Ammn
Office of . the Comptnoiior , of
review“ ,..
Washington, m
January 3
wurznnns. by' satisfacmrit
presented to the undersigned.
been made to appear that ,
National Bank. of South’jfiloml
the. City of South Norwglk.
County of Fairfleld, and SW ..
neciicul, has complied with m
provisions of the “Act of Congress to
enable Nationn'i‘mnking , j . jf ‘
to extend their corporate oxidation
for other purposes." . approved, '
12th,1882. V " 3..
NOW TH EREFIOBEI Iéhwg'llllm .,
Ridgeiy. Comptroi er a s new
do hereby certify that “firm ‘. M
tlonai Bank of South "omits!" ‘
City of South Nor-walk, ilk-the Odo
of Fulrlield, and State ofconnootldlr
is authorized to have would do
the period specified in its
tlcles of association, randomly 3n
close of businesson Jenni-'7‘” 33%;“
1N TESTIMONY WW '
' nest; my hand an
(Seal) of cities thin’*’thifi¥ '
day of January. 1902:
\‘ WM. B. RIDGEL . ,
Comptroller of the Currency...
No. 2643.
The , .
January
Interest
at the rate of
has gone into our books, null"
may be drawn at any time. m
was... .
Those who prefer to let their
interest remain. ésn have ‘ .
some entered on their paws -
UNITED BANK
BUILDING.
1
w...»
nsouthNorwa
T‘ruSt' Ch."
Will be pleaud
to receive the so“ '
counts of Mercen-
tile Firms, Judi.
vidnnis, and Car»
partitions: '
For canyon:
‘ienoe of deposi-
tors in the Bar»
lugs Department.
the bink is open—
ed’ from 6' to 8.
Saturday even-
ings. ‘ '
If you cont/om:
plate makinz‘ n
will it would be
well to consult. 9....
Norwalk Chronicler