every 1060' I 1116 when «temptation
alum him 111' the M. 10v TIMPTA.
1‘10" KEY WEST NOAH. ore anx-
foes uni if you 611311611160 them to pass
til , 311M 6 . will
FdSllflliniLil
llrldnetouder 36116 H (1616 is able
‘ to be out again otter his illness.
Mr. Griswold. formerly of Benedict
Form died in 1316w tori; yesterday
Bherm6n 11.11d01rell in now employ-
ed by h‘ .8. Horizon: 16 First avenue
William Boers is one of the new
outer openers for the Rowland Oyster
Company
Mrs. W. 3 Gilbert of Pleasant nve
nun, is quite ill at her home With an
attack or grip. '
Mills V. May Fulton v.111 recite at the
Mayflower entertainment and 111111.10
marrow night in Music Hull.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Hutch. of
Bridgeport, who have visited friends
in this place have r'etulned to their
home.
The regular weekly meetings of the
East Avenue Methodist and the All-
vcnt Christian churches will he held
this evening.
Mrs. luflle Bartlett. of Norwalk, call-
ed on her parents, ..'.1 and Mrs. M. S.
Pnrtr... . on the Wilslllllgton street
bridge yesterday.
Misc Mamie Eldouberg, of the w ash
ington street bridge loft this morning
to go to Boston to remain a couple of
weeks with relatives
The masons who are to plaster ill
the Ilemongelli building. are hindered
very much for water. so conuectio.
will be made With the water main.
3 The meeting of the tire district corn
mitten this evening will be the mold
Mimoorinnt one of: 1116 whole year. it
is to be decided whether Mast Nor walk
will have a new truck house.
Mr. and Mrs. James C. Farrell. of
New Milford, who have been the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stein
way of Second avenue East Norwnlk
returned til their home yesterday
The orator steamer Medea brought
a large (shrine of oysters from Bridge
port yesterday. and nearly half of the
employees of l‘homprion & Cole are
working for the Rowland Oyster Com
1111117. v
The funeral of Mrs 13116116301116 .1.
hooker m h'o‘l‘d at. 2.31.) 061061: this
afternoon from, her into residence in
Cove street. 1163'. 3.1 .1. Form official
ed and luterment was in Riverside
territory ”
Rev. Anton Dalllgren. of this place
preached in the Swedish hall. Dan
bury, Inst. night. Mr. Dahlgron u'lll
soon start for China on a missionary
under the auspices of the Scandrnav
inn Alliance mission
There was a slight. accident on the
trophiiigton agent. bridge this room
lug. Joseph benhelmor slipped on
' the it": and fell. landing ou the back
of his head lie was rendered uncon
nciouu hilt soon came to and was all
r'ilrht avail)
The Sunday school children of the
Advent , .ristinu church met at the
residence of Rev. .1. W. Davis in Butts
l’lucc last night and made plans for
the Easter concert. Miss Jennie Dn-
vis'iu chairman“ of the committee
which has charge of the affair.
Charles Ileiuzelmau. twenty-seven
yours of one. died at his home, 26 Sec-
ond rut-hue. last night. The funeral
will he held Saturday afternoon 111.. " :30
o'clorlt. Rm. Rourllly l‘. Humphries
will oflieinte and interment will be in
the lastNorwulk cemetery. Deceased
leaves a father mother and two bro
thorns
A surprise party was tendered Mine
Dora Erickson at her home 13 War
reu avenue. last evening, by 6' party
of her young friends. who were infer
it good time. A program was arrang-
‘ed and the evening was started with a
violin solo. by Miss Margaret unus-
ins. accompanied by Prof. E. 1.. Dan
iris Next 1331 order nod thc‘i'euture of
theovtihl‘iili. 1108‘ a nuke walk by Prof
11‘. llennghup and Miss Margaret Mou-
Iuglluu. their comb Coley Ruscoe. with
.. a selection ott- Itiio battle accompanied
by twine Norris at the piano. Miss
lime Mend snug several songs which
33161-63 Well rendered Miss Carrie Wet
‘eeit 611d William Cnhill favored with
a duct. ’lhe 0106an feature of the
‘ evening was the little mun dance by
Captain Daniels. accompanied by Miss
Francis Bunsen. at the piano. after
which the party :1 ooh of lunch n11
returning home ”loot: rig happy .
Editor Evening 111.1661. 1 under
01011:! thin the coil is out for 6 F110
District meeting to be held for the
Dust Norwsllr Fire District. tonight
.1010!!!”
1
10116 to have 6‘ pulling (10110610116 your 3
3 Mr. and Mrs.
16 ”mt. '
himmu‘. daughter of Mr and Mrs
Eugene 011011111611. who 116636611 quite
nick.10 improving.
A laughter wall born yesterday to
Willie pitcherson. or
on
Miss our-rte Elsientoir, who further»
13/ resided in this place and was very
popular accompanied by her sister.
Mics Minnie 106616611611; ere guests or
Air. and Mrs (3.11 Godfrey. of Main
0 wet
The 16113.01 the Lullee‘ Aid Society
of the Methodist Episcopal Church
was brought to 6 very successful close
last night. Themet promotional»
were over 8100,0611 the prominent who
vrked lndetntiubly tor 31110110 the of
or one of the best- ever given in town
have been highly eomulimentod .06
their efforts.
The Connecticut melding end 11.611
way Company resumed the running o1
Its trolley ours to Noroton yesterday
the first trip through this place being
at 1 outlook 'lhe chi-e Mailed and oil
the trsclctl at various points along the
line were picked up and placed on
the regular runs. The trolley was
crippled more by this storm than by
any Otllel‘ in its history
Wm
DARIZ'N AND NOROTON.
Alfred C. Bailey ii ill at the Colum-
bia Hotel.
Min. 11.: S. liloihen was in Norwalll
yesterday.
John Reinington is ill at his home
In Nomton
R. I. Gillette has returned from his
trip to Bridgeport.
Mrs. Frederick Chudderton who
has been ill. is improving.
There were 155 voters registered in
this town for the caucuses.
Mrs. Richard Aboudroth has recon
ered from her recent illness.
Mrs. Mary Johnson is recovering
from a week's illness of grip.
George Dance and Rutherford Wat-
erbury have secured positions at Der-
'Mlss Jessie Emerson left yesterday
afternoon to be the 51102.! of her aunt
in Mlliord.
A party from here attended the play
in Hoyt. a Theatre. South Norwnik
Tuesday night.
Daniel Barnum and son George have
tone to“ Florida to remain until About
the middle of April.
E T. Bates lulu cut the surface of
his pondéuver twice He M8 harvest-
ed about 2 .1100 tone“ or ice.
The Misses Ella and Mamie Moth-
are, of midzdporty are visiting the
Misses Elsie 'nnd 3.1611616 Rowland
A party from this tour drove to
new Canaan Tuesday night and at
tended a dance They went in a
sleigh. ‘ s ‘_
Mr. and Mrs Charles F. Lelmnl‘.
who hare. been visiting friends in this
place. have returned to their home
in Stamford.
Selectman Charles G. Waterbury
has returned from Southport. where
he has been the guest of his sister.
Mrs. Henshnw.
Michael Duly n veteran of Company
19. Tooth Regiment. 1‘ V. died attire
Soidiers' Home. 3 Newton. Tuesday.
The interment will take place in
Spring Grove cnnietcry.
Captain Charles Stevens. wire is at
present in the employ of the Corinne
iicut Railway and Lighting Company.
has been visiting friends ill llnrien.
He stopped with Thomas H. Pickett.
Miss Nettie Loosen is ill with an at
tack of pleurisy. She is improving
slightly. Frank Loosen. who has
‘,reeu seriously ill with pneumonia. in
getting nlong nicely.
Patrick Smith. of Stamford. who is
charged with criminally nsssuitihe
Sophia Peterson, of this place. is to
be tried before this term of the Super
ior Court which came in 61 Bridge-
port last Tuesday.
Ernest Speiswenkel pleaded guilty
to burglarizlng the house of John A.
larvis last November, in the Superior
Court at Br.idr:oport yesterday and
was sentenced to state a prison for not
more than two or less than one year.
John Altnlsnn. .1r.. the rural deliv-
ery mall, started out with h sleigh
Tuesday morning to deliver his mail
When he rescued West Norwnlk he
found the roads bare. The sleigh was
abandoned and Mr. Altlnann was forc-
ed to borrow a woman to return home.
3 Theodore Olsen. the South Norwalk
shoe dealer. intends to open a chore
store In the store soon to be vacated
by Henry Broncber 1311 D130 Henry Nor
throp block Durlén. Mr. Bronchcr is
moving to the store In the Norton
block that was until recently occu-
pied by Frank T. Bates. a jeweler.
031N301".
Paul 116661611 is sick.
Mrs. 16nd Smith is ill.
Millie 0001:. who was 111.16 Improv-
Mrs. Dlvld Tinkler who has been 111.
and um the prin blindness to come Gd
-beforo the 1110611 3 ll be to vote on
the duel
house no
he.“
5:"1’W
In. John 10116060111 he; 110011111. but
0 race wring:
r0. Willtdm 000606611 who no
31611.16 now improving
Sylvaoter rich client haunt-y
6'1':3'.hiovr York.
iii"
Willis
trill-rt:
3631006176 0m 6011 j
in; on you‘d! 1101-0 :nwsundllryi. ‘ =
6011mm Monro 0m
Whirl»!
Miss
attack of the grip.
111.111. party. Jr. has 11 now pneu-
Mrs. Morehouse, of New Haven. has
been the guest of Mr. and Mrs C. it
owner.
.06 house of William Montolon of
imperial Point has received a second
coat of paint.
The storm of Nouday broke it lurge
plate glass front window of John
rm Huneberz‘ 11 house.
Char-loll R. Dilunelrnclie of the Com-
outing Boole 00.1166 purchased a ‘new
31.033333. 1111;: all? 1; with 13
war 6666 6 am it ~ .
ll h" m .2111 0661030611136.-
hunt ‘Chriatophe‘r Meyer-s and George
Wobosh have been elected members
of the Ynnulsen Athletic Club of 81m .
ucl:
3“Remit . RJ, Thbnlpbo‘n lectured on hla
liru-opeuh trip, in the parlors of the
Greens Farms Congregational Church
last evening
Judge 11.1) Bradley sud wife. will
entertain the F. 1“ Club Saturday
night.
thief feature.
After it pretty general tie up here for :
two days, we are out of the drifts 61th
and the regularity of earn as Well as
the variety of oleighs that come to
town mnke "B feel like residents of n.
frontier after being copped up for days
by blizzard or cyclone.
The local 0. A. R pout entertained
It‘s friends here last night with 6 runs
ionic and comrades from Bridgeport
and Norwulk attended Tile entertain.
erg wore: Carl 13.1)0lfle iohu Wellle
Livingston: Russell. Mrs, E. (1. Wheel
er and the billions Currie Ueilhnrdt.
Clara Bench and 111111116 11. Andrew.
Thai is a sleighvowper' r. harvest and
every man with a cutter is trying his
level best to sell It at a lob lot figure.
Slelgllil are no longer profitable in-
vestments here.
and in addition to that If one gets a
week‘s fnir sleighing all told during
6 winter. it is beating the record here
for the past two years.
Ray Powers fox terrier “Rob” came
near being among the missing one day
last week. He got in the way of n trot
ley car the motorman not seeing him
until the fender hurl passed our him.
Strange as it may ueem the whole our
passed over “861)." but he managed
to keep out of the we! of the wheels
and come out without a scratch.
Trolley men have had a tough time
during the past two days. Crews were
pulled off from passenger cars and
hustled onto plough sweeper and suit
our. Superintendent Ford: was quite
as conspicuous so any of his melt. and
didn't have to he looked for when a
tight corner or hard work was sturnb
led against.
since Sunday
Moudm afternoon a slrahrze night
21' noted the men on the snow plough as
they worked the machine up the hill
toward Rnsevllle. The storm was at its 3
height and the snow blow so thick and '
fast. that It was hardly possible to one
u 6611‘: length ahead. Right on the 3
brow of the hill war something other
than a snow drift but what it hob- .
period to be was a question. The plough
stopped the gong hounded. and like in
fog siren canoe the. query: “111 there
Dud rub it! Who be 36 an‘ wherein
thunder vou goth“! Geo. gee, bush.
hosll hosll. Come too come to Whoa.
Hi there which way to \Vcstport?" By
this time the speaker had shook him
self free from snow and stood revealed
in all his majesty. it was First Select
mun Wakeuran on. his wood sleigh uud
ulth his team ofoxeu “116116.116an
l'ln powerful glad to see you. Look
like a lot of my morning glories.
Well how about thief? line my oxen
to pull you through or do we got a
lift? Mills thought the latter prefer
able Superintendent Purdy invited the
selectman into the cab but he refers»
ed and as the great plough began to
die its way again into the anon the
lselectlnrm started his oxen and foi-
owed
iTALY'a PABLlAMENT OPENED.
King Victor Emanuel Multan 86110011
from the Throne.
ROME. February 20~Klng Victor
Emanuel opened parliament lousy. in
the speech from the throne he referred
to the tranquilixins effect on the coun
try of the government's liberal Wiley
and to the excellent relation: existing
between ltaly and all the novice.
“A policy.’ said his majesty. ”which
bears in mind 611 our rights 013d all
our duties has earned ul 0. lune share
or good will and fluttering testimonial!
of the esteem in which our country is
held by foreign nations. The 6660110660
which Great Britain 6nd Bruit placed
to ole by selecting his 66 Arbitretor. {a
Very Housing to 016. 0.111 the cop
cert. of the wt. mtiounztho d
of our lhtemts Ind fidelity to our 01
ileum and our cordial friendships are
fully reconcilnblo with itnly' : immune ~
01m. namely moo."
, Among the bills nnnounced for Illa
troductlon wen mum "
(3" shit. 1
Wm .
33" “3.3.1“:- ”011.110.1111.
A Washington too will be the»
They take up room.
'1‘ he core are running ”
nearer schedule today than at any time ‘
provldl .
for divorce end 6 ”011051011 in the 1111:: ,,
".11
till one. 1131
W306: 466‘ “mu- 6m
$5311.13“, complaint
1111161 err-6116111. 7161
Ind nerve 111111111111.
DIVQ.
if”: .61.”
omit?“
whet. will set on right: 0 inf-16
boot-prim m0 161603106110?pr
finite only sure its-y tap pnrM
Silly“: your blood. 1131 by” tutti
666016“: . ervuro. the
mi
1111
“alumna
033001001
rye remedy in the won "4'
ill pouring decline 13:
noverplfin route 11y. 3R ‘
Militia.
sweeps out all in: u tie;
“km P Ki 1
blood 0nd have turned; uv ,
unlike tiny other remedyln , . ~ '
the world. Don‘t, therefore; be
6106 61611113011 16 be " just an
tern-sin foot, 0 3
every routine of Weakness no!
diocese and ranked 33y
0nd Well
lint Dr. Greend’l Karyn
blood and nerve remedy was - .
You need it new, not! now in t“
beet ind easiest 11010 of ear-tn
be cured. Don’toi out?
11613 over your more?“
troubles. end pain butter.
this downtown remedy end
be cured
the blood. enrich -
llfmglvlnxx 0311mm.
hens the nerves.
genius. All the angling. .
fiornteo the entire 0310- ,. 3. .
11116160166. -
on strong I
Dr. theories Nahum
31rd} is til True
".10: Mill
1.3.1 3.
1H.
“ileum 13:36 «.1an
. . 1‘,
Mom chin .
, ., if» \
. Min/doll .to take nometliln “ ‘ ’ ‘
M“ 7.911th nothing 611:6. lpflflofi I
anvhhléz
Vi
end 60‘ turn to our. all ..l)r- Greene‘s Neuron Quilter it wd tree. that you get it.
.ln the house. for they no the
“far posted. my to take. certain
sure cure for hiliousness
nod-1666661 to not.
nay-66ml lOll‘ifthAve 0.11 ';Y kOl .
hlpnolioofii-tsho'w queue "'1 :33; ,1an
Therolbmthingvopny for-could "011.6161
.. law—1:»
13‘"?
’weHFa/ve‘ébaltoeum.
Dr...Groeneo Dunn Pills 011111.11
sud 0611011131166.
and: wonderfully our-five ’ ‘
ho hurl the largest and most
Mime. 9610666116 or by letter
union. and advice. and the low
91mm on within touch of every-
And it is coal that WILL burn and give you pleasure
and satisfaction ,m the burning.
We are willing 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 tit hand.
in coal.
Our stock is an endicns chain of everything that 5 good
Think it uv0r~the3n telephone us. (52-3.)
Johrl H F‘errls
149 Washington Street
3.: mil , 1 1'3
3a.
The Wniilcigh Potent lmnthcr and Fine
Kid $3 b11013 for Ladies ............
The lmunsbury it; Mathewson Shoe, $3
and $3.50: not perfect. 61 .........
Men's Enamel and Box Golf
Shoes
$11,311
............................
Miin'n Patent and Box Calf Shoes. 11
good bargain .................
1‘30, 13f“;
Olsen 5 ”3 00
mill
.3 booth horwalk. Conn.
mum «66111311111. 61'.
.1..—
m.
I
Gold, Silver. Michel and flipper
s v
Chandeliers. Hand Irons, Fenders, 1
' SOLOMON 33131161. Manager.
. .3! ._. l
.
0
Bird Cages and all kinds of
Metal ‘W6rk Repaired
3 and Refinished.
ANTIQUE BRONZING.
Motel Sign; of every description.3
Brass Advertising Signs.
mn-
Large Orders 6 Specialty
aumption of the 1100
growing out of the
frantic at the Old 311
Kelley. s bookmake
Stiles. another 1100
ed with complioi
pluded guilty.
cases were poll ..
our Very Best Creamery
Pillilbui) it 11601 Flour, 3
3 pilgs Noho gut-h Mince M
1 lb. pkg Seeded. 110101110.
l.lb pkg. magi! Curran“
Pun-it rican 11?,
Penihiiuiitr Mil
...........
Office of the Comptroller o 3
"HIV
W66 3,
errors ALL lanes or
FOOD into 010011 Cut Uni-
form P10000 ‘00 I'lfiB3 or
COARSB on 1110111011.: '
W3
Other 6.1.1.111.- 01166 to...
only.': “THIS DOES AWAV
WITH THE ~§CHOPP1NG
BOWL ALTOOE’I‘HER.
CflOPS Pointoes. Meet.
1100100. Cabbage. Bread.-
EVERYTHING.
I.“
i.
" A 6100111110 31666111 in:
everyday. Call and see it.
Comstock
Watkins
&DO
W.
112 WASHINGTON STREET»
SOUTH
Pho
NORWALK.
no 143;.
A SACRIFICE
:oF;..
Profit to Principle»;
TO MAKE A CLEAN SWEEP...
‘ Thinner) ms
AT HALF PRICE
An excellent opportunity to make a
change in your Winter flat at 6 small
expense. Thebest styles and qualities
all included without reserve.
M. F. Ackdrh’dhh.
31 MAIN STREET,
Committed with large Brl
to’hiishmcut. Flue goods in,
. nonwALK.
t1 ,, 1.68
1..-u...
1' 61131311680116 1.1110111111362612; '
1111110111 or insults
On account of the condition of my
health and my lease expiring, l have
concluded to close out my Business
and Will Sell the
Ellllili 810% 111‘ ll Srlfiliilllili
who come first.
T116186“ humili- will he ui those
Here is I. chance to‘let
deifordi
39131.3,
Comet:
i
91'”!
Etc,
WHEREAS by so -.
presented it: 1110 We"! 3 -3
been mode 0 n. ‘
National Bank. ”fruit?“
the City of south, 1316
County of Fuirtleld. and 3
nectleut has cotopliod
provisions of the “Act"
enable National Bankiri
to extend their corporate 63111103110
for other purposes.”
13th 1882. '
NOW THEREFOR
Ridgely Comptroller ,
do hereby certify t 3
tlonsl Bank of South Nomi
City of South Nomalk ‘
of Fnlrfleid 61111181319
the period speci ed‘in
ticles of assoc 01.10
11935 “1!- 3 .
(Serl) of 011106 ‘ 3
has gone into our bonito. 3.1111 1
may be drawn 61613111111163
Those who prefer to let 1131631
gunmen” remain- 6363.16 311’.
some entered on 11101! 110011 '
books at their 6611mm
101011.31»
-. TheSeu hNo
“11111166100006 '
to receive the 66-
counts of Moreno;
tile Firms. ludi-
vidunbl and Our-
porations. ‘ 3
For convon-
iencs 6f doponl- ' 3‘.
tors in the 8011-
163: Department. 3
the hunt: is opal» ~.
.edfrolniitos,.
Wrday .
time 911;:
*tf you’
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