‘ , €28 at on.
on lilillllr
‘ stl'oot}1\viio§.llus
. i . ‘ .
on do. My White Pine Expeutora‘nt ie
C the ride thut him thobulia eye. ADBO~
tun nutlrtuctlou or your money limit.
lite and title“, butllo. J 9
‘ l bronchi;
So
in Norwalk.‘0t.
NOTICE“?
Nollro lshere'by» given that on or
easement of the pollu’ and taxable um.
unity of the Euuthotwalk School Din
trlct liltu been made on the town lint.
or idol. Sold underwent list martini
i‘ouud torreruminntioh at tho etore'ui’
w. S. lluutoritmnllluet Avenue, in said
dlutrlct with eoleetmen of
dlnlrlct.‘ Thulioard oil Relief will
, medtuutltlto nuldntero of W. 8. lion-
i‘ol-dion Tuesday. March it. 1902, at ii
o’clook u; rm. to hodr and determine all
animals mode tofthom from said our
noaumenmat. . .. .- .... .
ilJuted at. EustNorwuik,‘ Conn; Ig‘eb-
ruuri‘ 26th, 1902. ‘ ‘ .
. . CHAS. H.1’I‘lMlCldl .
. LEO DAVIS.
J. C. HAWKINS.
‘ 3 Committee.
*3”: Nor-walk School Dlslrlul.’
“*.fi’:"w.m.‘..;.. no... lids in." torrid.)
in: the South. _
R. E. Harris and James Aekerlnun
will spend Sunday in llridgoport.
Samuel llmvlev, .lr.. nt’ Pleusunt ave»
our. is ill with a severe attack or the ,.
grip.
"l‘ho choir of the East Avenue Meth-
odiut Church held ui’ull. rehearsal. inst
night. ,
tint-unenters have commenced work on
the addition to Mr. Beach's house in
Livingston Place. -
. The 1?. S. s. (ilub met ‘at their ‘eiuby
room, yesterday afternoon. and ‘spent.
the time in sewing. . ‘
Charles Staples. of Robertson‘s
store. has just completed. decorating
the show windows.
F. W. Mnlkln. 0f the Gregory Boule-
vurd. intends to‘el‘uct u house on his
‘ lot. in the early spring.
Mrs. {thank ,Go-lSnilth.
wet vent~ to" sorrow. this utter-
. o (, ’ on ‘i friend. “ “
The steamer
morning- wit
fertile Ru nd Common 9, . .- . .
' runlt’fltnitlnmf Rowan
Deemillgllwdsoblate re-
suniorh‘ls dutiens‘yentorduy .
George Cowboys ti .ur,
opener in the. oyster: establishment or
tile/Rowland oyster, anlnzmy. . -
The broivrr‘niol-tur'in nearly on the
interior of the Lomougrill building. It
its thought that it will be completed to
lily. . ~ , ‘
Mrs. William (ll Thomas. of Rowan
street .was in theme of the Y. M. C. A.
rununuge ‘sule,
Thursday.
A'l‘he runny friends of Mrs. Frederick
Lundouisl, oi Rowan street. will be
pleased to learn thatvohe is improving
from her, reeout'illnossi '
Charles Murmy; thenow superin-
tendent. will have ohurgo of the Sun
do)" school at St“ Paul‘s Mission
(Christ Church), tomorrow afternoon
iii 3 o’rloch. "’ ' .
Mrs. Richard Blondmei with u, very
painful accident, midweek. She. was
standing on mohair zit her home in Fort
Point street. when silo eliuned und‘i‘oll,
striking on her rside. 'She is Slowly
improving from her in}. ry.
- The pupils; of the lower grades in the
East. Norwnlk s~l oi were given .11
’ ‘quurtor holiday.) yesterday. Those of
the upper grades did outtake their holé
lduy, On account of the ruin. - < -'
The indies of Miss Nellie St. John's
olnss ‘ure requested to meet at the rear
. : idruee of Miss Doloree'St. John. No. 18
‘ ‘ut Sp’oloelr. for t3
t
South Osborn avenue Multilayevoning.
noose of terminal
u new society in .Puul‘s mis‘slon. It”
‘ , will bee society. ofsyonng ladies.
The Rev. Charles T. Coerr wnl
in'onch at Christ Church. corner Van
:Znudt and Osborn avenues. tomorrow
. some time by dine .
night at. T30 ‘
.. fl , : . .
the mounts n
When the residents or East New
veil: awoke thismorning‘aud glanced
numerous the saltmeudows, they wit—r
neseedu great transformation. Yester-
day morning the entire-meadows, were
«covered with about"
grooming no Willsbé ‘seene and the
. grass looms ”If; in almost as the
“(out of ice. ' This
Worden. roach. . .
i
dge. was inl .
last night, .direefg,
horror. as was ‘ s
be ruilroarig‘br
n r:
o with ,Cougha and ‘
raid .
of Rowan ‘
Monro amp... . this
: Still idiotic-:15. or embers
w oyster I «,l
iris
in ‘ South- Norwuik‘, “
"at.
.. y watch and put it one little tublo ut the
' ". " of the bed. The other night I woke
‘ .. 0R
‘ Q fill
minim ripu u
nd faintly. I wound it at once of 001mm.“
That other Widely—tho. weigh in your
anoint—'«iliolieart. Ahi‘lt‘dooun‘t do to
, ttbnt not down. . It does more work than
. y other organ in the body. It hammers
A vow. veer inzuudyaur out. day and night,
, .or dare, lmlidnya and Sundays. ._ it in
opt going by the blood and the blood is
-orely outed toad. . , .
We alefilud‘to unnounoe . u now Miriam.
" out“ me other tor: all ailment: iuudt’dii.
a of the norms and lrroguluritius of the
earl... . It in from the bond of .tlintawldelyu
uown pllynirlun and surgeon, Dr. Durld.
ennndygbfv 'liennody Ilow. Kingston. N;
., and inclined Oulouro‘tlolvontp It’ree.
n ores digeutive power. purities the blood,
lli‘ltlllti! ‘tho- nerveu and confers health
and strength upon the nuiitiludo .0: click
non" 'for whom four and anxiety hove
l tinted the future in block. All 'druggists,
$1.00 u. bottle.
cone. wero'tho other invited guests.
t'wore not present on account of the
" orm. \
THE PAPER BOY.
(Soul-tun St. John).
no paper boy must always go.
lirough Water. ruin, sleetvuud snow,
0 matter What boil: the air
it see their footprints everywhere;
’ to paper boy must always go
. trough sleet. slush and snow.
)
)ll talk about your postman,
t he’s not the only one
. s letters us We all must know.
1d while he goes; ‘
e‘ planer. boy trudgos through the
sleet nod snow. -
Madonna none TON.
runli .li'laher. lwrotou. is‘ the owner
F now $350 team. .
ir. and Mrs. ureenleal (illusmur will
it Dorian friends Wednesday.
Jr. Kane and fnmily have been visit
' their .Collonder, Point residence.
lohn Raymond intends to move next
ok l'rmn Bailey avenue to Locust
l. .
‘ dies Edith Lowe. ot‘ Noroion. is
Inding tin-outweighs in Washington,
¥§>3Glll1v-H‘iiullo,yg., has roturnedrfrom
“38.01111: Whore holins been attend
filo some/business. - .
primed; ‘andirhho . largo. .bjollf will he-
' “ledrv luflt in uncut "two. weeks. , -
‘huz’leji‘ H. .Il‘reutlnntnul. 'ot’ Bellini.
‘ rolled orlitirlemyedtordhy on, no-
co , tot‘ule illneus at niomotuer.’ .
rs. Scott Williamson, who has been
ill and threatened with puoumo
nitgl is nowrognining her health. --
ting, her aunt. Mrs. Jumes Daucby.
\iew Cannon. lillS' returned home.
i issa Jennie Birchard, who is spend»
int; a few weeks with relativou in
Brooklyn, will return home next. week.
ho'mlwurd Baton place on Mount
Hll will be ocuunied .hy nvNew Can
nun party, who will move here next
Work. .
Teamsters claim that ‘the‘ roudzs
one did Ilnrleu are in a had condition“.
by *eauon of the recent snow .und ruin
Storms. '
E. 1‘. Dates was in South Norwullt
res orday afternoon looking up some
men to run his'lco wagons this cool
lngfisummer,
in
e‘topic for the Junior Enworth
Leone for tomorrow will be "The Sn.
rro‘ of Strength." lsuiuh 40:31. Lead
or lies Jessie Myers. »
C ureueo lei. Crofoot has moved his
family to Stamford where. he is om—
nloled. The last of the household ef~
fort Aver-o taken yesterday.
ichuel Stork. employed by .l. C.
Kll etelter in ‘ lee-cutting, was quite
bad y‘hurt reeentln‘but is now getting
nlo gnieely with his inlurodlfoot.
Tie subjeetbei'ore the. Enworth
Lou lfi.“iOllJ0l‘l‘0W. will lie-“The. Joy
of‘urviee." Psalms 126:5-6; Matthew.
25: '«23. Leader, Mrs. C. 0. Myers.
” 'l‘e selectmen will hold an import-
ant eating Mondaymorning. Several
“mat ere will come onto: notion that
will he of direct importance. to the
[OWl, ‘ . - -
'l‘ e' topic for the Junior Christian
End-aver meeting. tomorrow. will be
“I’ll lm’eProgroso ill.-0ur Hill le
fieul es." Psalmsvslm-tl; 17~20. Loud-
er; isa Louise Seofleld. ‘
‘ A twonty‘two foot launch was shin.
nod this week to southern parties. by
the. Buried launch ‘ works.
the utSide'launcho: .has‘ been abair
don dufor the time being. '
‘ M " Fredericki'Chddderton,«vwho is
to Stamford Hospital. is getting
31011 as nicely. adenoid bestowed;
it it be ut‘least two" weeks before
uh?I ‘ill be discharged (mm-the lusti-
tll ill . ~L ' '
it to stated that his condi
flirt1 . tit"
. , to hardly. . Going
. llL—yer, going rtlll; but very-leeldo"
, .Mre._w. I. Hnwxhuret is improiriug ;
die tower ointhe town hall bus been
lss Mnrthu Builevgwho has been.
won $5.000. ' Mr..Sturgis's future plans
Vii/out Long. Lots brook. the truck in
Work on-
muoh‘. mumved.‘mtheugh be is ‘
' 39
ottll. . ordained ’le
two‘ilollilgbr brdthdrii. who llVod with
him in the hurled/ouch or. when: draws
it good pension from tiltl omrument.
The funeral or the dead rather wan
held and the remains were buried in
Spring Grotto cemeterypuurleu.
. ‘RQWAMTONr
Miss Jrnuldlliowi‘ d.wh ,iiuu been
sick double 9.1m .. tidal 1,. ‘
Mlldt‘on l'i‘liollll. with. line, linen very
rich with pneumonia. in slightly lili-
nrovud. ‘ . *
The streets of Rpwuyten are. in a
terrible condition. and the longing for
sldowulke in growing day by day;
Mrs. Pay 0. unite and sun, or Pron-
uert Heights. who have been spending.
two months with Mrs. White's mother.
in New York state. into returned home.
Miss Kntleahllnor, who hos boon Seth
louslyr ill. iortho‘ past-tour weeks, in
.tiow'ulileto,»bo oliOut’tiie house. .‘l'hlo
news will be very gratifying" to her
Juan-y. friends... 3 . . . .
Services ut the Rownyton Baptist
Church as follow: Preaching at 10:30
za. or. ; :aubjeet'ot sermon. “TheForma.
than of the Kingdom.“ ‘Eveuln‘u. at 7.
oruise uorvleo' oh :titteeh minutes, fol-
'owod by sermon on'tho-tople “All the
World's a Stage"; Sunday'school at
12: Juniors. “3:30: Union oervloe of
0. iv}. nndllipwortlrbeogue at G p. m..
in the Methbdlsrnpncqpai Church:
indies’ Aid meets at'2 p. on, on Wed-
nenduvat Mrs. B. A. (iril‘inls. Thurs-
day. at 7:45 p. in.‘ social praise and
prayer sorvico..10110wed.~sby monthly ‘
meeting of the omoihi aboard. . Friday
evening at 7:45 ll: nin. class for Bible
study meets in Parsonage.
examiner.
Mrs. D. M. Flilow is ill or grip.
Miss-Jessie Tnylorda a grip suflerer. 1; ‘
bliss Lena Weinituvwlll entertain a "
party. of friends at her. home. Monday ;.
evening. ' ' " ‘ " '" ‘
front her'illness.
p...
l WESTPORT.
Miss Mamie Chase is confined to her 5 E
home by a severe cold. H
Judge 1): B.‘ Bradley. and Joseph G
Hyatt were in Bridgeport Thursday. . _
on business. . ,
Police Commissioner Baldwin. 0!
Bridgeport. was "in town‘for a brief ‘
time Thurmluy. ' , . ‘
Several representative citizens {rum ;
here \vent to Nor-walk last night to
participate in the musiedle given or . ‘
the Central Club.
There is talk of the Ynnnlguu Ath
letie Club having 11. strong reprosontn
tion on. the diamond next. summer.
There is good material in' the oluh.
and its supporters would llketo see it
active in baseball circles the coming .
.ieuubn. . . - ;
Judge ll. 13. llrndiey Thursday paid-
:1 visit to William Henshnw in South _
port a relative, of Mm. llrndley. Mr.
llourhuw is reported in r. m‘itleul uon
Newspmlyrmn’edi to who“ to
lost vitality. Brunet-hues itle never
mundane . , . .
throng .enrelessueus in this respect the monthly .-
rendemd very severe. . .
will .
palm in. the buck and loinsyirregularityylors
tendency to avoid the 500mm
women’s nr:l1-enerny ill at) .
eel Condition of their daughters, and
lassistyuuee. ‘ .
a young lrl over this critical period. .W
lithelll; trio,f s‘ vith
dition and little hope is held out’for
his recovery. ‘, .
Fraud: Slurglo has just purchased
the West‘po‘rt tannery. The price mild
regarding the niece have not matured. ,
northern uro rumors-to the client that - ‘
marked improvements iaro to he made
to the piano and it‘ll facilities extended;
ludicntionn are that With the pres-
ent thaw the trolley truck along sec—
tions of theWestnorl-Bridgenort ill:
vision will require considerable. titted.
tlou. Lust summer‘i’t‘ proved trouble
nomeaild now. from Taylor‘s corner to
uneven,.irrenulur and changing.
The supper and tableaux- gtveu un-
der the uuopioen oi the willing workw
ore of the Metliodistuhureh Thursday _
night. served. to drowiibemlly-trorh.
resitlrritnpi timoluco and proved high.
iv enjoyable; particularly *Uie onion
tulnmont part. A dozen tableaux were
shown. descriptive or the life of Wash-
ington._ In the presentation the ser-
vieesdt‘nbout thirty-aw men women
and children were unlisted. and their
work \vasof the most creditable char.
acted. Vocal and instrumental music“
(impinge and some scenicnccossories
all added to tho edoct. .
. James R. .lesup. senior member of
the New York Sleek Exchange firm
of Joann & Lamont. died suddenly ,
on Wednesday evening at his home.
555 Fifth avenue. N. Y.‘ Mr. down
was titty-two years of age.‘ He had _ ,.
been. lllégtor saveruldaya... neutrino.
second cousin ‘ot Morris K. Jason,
and was a member ol‘ .the New Eng:-
iand Society. the Metronolitun Mu;
seuzn omit nnd’tho American Mug
seem at Natural History.
services Willbe held on Sunday. The
deceased was a, native of Weston“; ‘
being a son of the late James R. Jen; "
up. who lived «in the residence now 1
owned. and occupied by William L.
Taylor null-limits“ ‘ ' ‘ " “
i"l‘here iii-.‘litt
more attractive residential section,
to be tound'iu the Green Formosuq
lion in sum 9 Theiocalily has our
along been on it! ‘
0! land [fro
g1 _ ea
or Greens Farm
. . Ah h
eing owned by a
tow wealthy people who .do‘ not aim to" .
intrigue, the -,numher oi; residencen'
fire.“ Rizmora dreaddut‘to the effect
t .
ulster so muuh good that.“ [can
a to. ' ‘
{sure i suffered with painful. menstruation.
that length of time utter. and {or it day ‘
‘I. tried many denture and other remedies
‘bel
tall in Conmouud a. trial.
‘ am the no
Mauro.
Funeral -_ ‘
MKWmmWW‘l‘imW.mwl mm
.. u . “n...
.
“ a I
.. ll .
, 4.
. ..
dud
MP3 Finkham liar AdVice Regard-
log Their Health. . All Such Letters
Are; Strictly confidentiul.
School ddyuuro (longer am for American gll'ld.
. Ollonqdiyeioul‘eollupse‘follovvs, and it takes years to recover the
monitored. .
hot. .ovorgoureful ghoul; keeping ‘iuer. foot drm
. 'nenrsin unduly
. ill) nude, orthoy
fondness, slight vertigo.
of eleep,~it_tu ' up iotitmu
(others aresymptoms 21 ll indicating that
Thin need not be so if mothta‘rshould have it thought fertile phyely
nee to it that they have proper
intnnsgm ailments which should be removed“
produce constant adhering; Headache,
Lydia E. Pinkhant’a Vegetable; Cleanpound bus lit-limb unto?
. 1th ittliey have gone throng i
murag‘o'hnddggfetyw Withitu proper usethe young .
the llllln' garnet reboot re ““51? pamdvior
' flow Miss Wilson and Her Sister'Were Cured. , .
" Dunn Mum l “KHAN : —-You;ol;§fetable Compound has done myself-and
bly halpgsomo sufferer by sending you
though taught to, do so. For several
The pain would mmetimep
. and sometimes not; on .i
or two I would be Weak-rind exhausted.
. ‘ mdhad about given up hopes.“
our better-Jud thought. I would give Lydia E. Pinkhum’s Vega-r
menial for publication I foelau
gin ten to Moire-hours, before menses uppers
bottles and n: no much better i
. . .Mmsisteris than much
in . dud. (Oct. 13,1900.)
m
‘ REWAB Owluxbtbaimrhamme entitle-1W
,.~ t .3" j "
" I here can hardly believe i.
lute nominee toiim‘e oumimudliw tannin.
.moiuietmu ' Heller: rm amt Ml
‘ ‘ hlhhi .‘ijlflh’llfil. siltdxfillilihé'fi‘all‘du:
. . . , 8 M3. at mu. h‘ '
.bg pl” rtgeunypeuon m ‘
{knitw- . .
‘ hw r i. u. hm
’3 3 ll ‘ Ca V v. .7! MC
our the it ~ ,
medicinal
aveCOal to
And itis coal ‘tha‘t‘WI‘LL burn 'andréivc‘ you pleasure
and satisfaction in the burning. - . ‘ ~
‘We are willing‘to‘help you, find just the coal thanwill.
campaiyoiir furnace to do its full duty in keeping you warm. - 1-
We‘a‘ro'here for your benefit-and'our ov‘vn. Tell us
your. troubles and ii-rthey are due to poor coal we have the
remedy right athand. ‘ , » - .
‘ Our stock (is'anxendlws chain oil‘s
, s 41::
in coated “ "
Think itvov
ml “6"” Mailman 5: Mattias,
. Evrybady needs it. Cuu't get too much.
Nuruuuuwnn
‘. SOLOMON SCAM. Manager
Gold, Silver. Nickel and. Copper
l‘.
J Chandeliers, Hand Irons, Fenders,
Metal Signs of every description.
pleased with your medluiml'm -
i change in your: Winter Hutnt maroon
' nllincluded without reserve;
‘ tablishment. :li‘lne
: Mahmoud mylease expiring. l have.
_ and will Sell the
3 j“ Furniture. Carpets EC:
W
(Sanitation: i beg lo acknowledge
your very 'mious‘ courter of June
'lSth. regard in; paint. Accept also
llhuullu for your fluttering criticism oi
my. composition. Kaurlnu suggestion-
lu on eoluliyjileuuins. Exciter curios.
ity.’ , evofiheurd om. Aekodrnulnter
about it. lie didn't seem to know
about Knurlun. linked the devil, that
lo the printer's devil. Thought he'd
know. He sold Knurlnu must be to
rub on cows and make '6!!! grow. 1“. He
knew about cowawuud hereon. Tolls
mo linseed all makes them rhino. lint
didn‘t knowxaurlnrt [nude nnlnt shine.
Must be good.’ Don‘t ‘earo what ltd» its
makbrfloors shine. .Wonood' polish. .
Some get it nt‘college. 'Some newt
abroad. Otherp‘get it by contract.
S‘ponodt'n cheaper to got it in iloor
point. Will try it. , ‘
" With renewed nonuruneod' ,0! appro-
clntion. lam, .,
Yale. otc.,
CHAS. c. wnnrznnn. [PhlP‘T'
‘
M
All colors L. a M. Palnt thinned
with Kaurlna instead of oil makesr the
best ‘iloor paint on that market. We
sell it. “ . “ ’"
Cométock,
Watkins '-
112 WAeulNoTou eraser.
soumnonwnex... .
'W >. . . ‘ ‘
.W.~ l... vhwmwnflv—wm— .,
Nola WATER STREET,
SOUTH NORWAL‘K.O1‘:‘3 ?
—-—u—-—-
m
Plating.
Bird Cages and all kinds of
Metal Work Repaired: ‘
and Refinished.
ANTIQUE BRONZING.
, Brass Advertising Signs.
m-.. »
- We: “ringside;
A SAcancr
Profit to. Principle ,
T0 MAKEA CLEAN sweet:1V
TRIMMED: one
ATHALFPMQE
An excellent onuortunlty to make a
rubber,
highest
urdrlyn.
expense. The best‘etyl‘e‘oaud qualities
M- F". Ackormon.
If 3iMAlN smear, - ,. NORWALK. .
h Connected "with ge'Bridgeport es-
‘ wgfiESDtV-flrbldr; If
Gilli. our-0r Britons.
.> * On account or. the conditioneof my
k -.
‘ concluded: to (:10
so out my; Boomesg
BKTllii-l STillii ill ii 'Siltllllllii
The Best Bargains
. who come. first.
Here is a chance to get
sure in
will be to those
Are now in. street.
than ever before. ‘
very low. anmx engaged
ohll‘lRBT-Olmsii PAPER
we are ill hatter position to
do your work.
WlNDOW SHADES ..
in stock. and to order. ‘3
PiCTURES
Framed to order.
calling on.
mule
no. Wm disturb
“k. t “demo
of the wall papero‘w
the most talented
salaried in the prod
We get their best in
and a number ottho hill
est patterns are soldemm
at this store. .
Keep these tacit ill,
PICTURES V , . ,
Framed and Untrained; "
m.___..———~..
‘ 1.
PAINTING AND
PAPER
HANGING. > ’
Get your orders in .
spring.
mm
ROOM MOULoiNG, ‘
to match your Wail Pope
DECKER '
,87 WASHIIvGTdu ‘e‘r F.
.. South "will- .
Telephone Gonn'eollcli. «
ooeu‘eyen'ing. until 8:30;;
united Cosh
Diaparded' machinery
plpinasteum and not
and; holiday ‘
feathers and “111‘
you would like to “alum“
cash priced wit
Notice by. portal will .
attention. ,. ‘ ,
Oren? a;_m...tQ Q P;
raid. 'ce:58.$rrinow '-
%aiepeh%ne Coll. _.
to
Nbiselest closes iii .
ter hemmed, Ha; no
emanate: water luthonmo
time. regardlesp of the need 9:“:
rvice pipe. ‘
Norwalk Chronicler