. Ari mm. rbIIIrmr‘
‘ it: it Wallt‘fih
igeuerallyl
duo tonight and Wednesday. alight.—
er tonlh '1‘ e disturbance
tiiiihh as" cén In its bill a yhiley
Adaptor“? morning has drfltedlslowlr
eastward and is now central off the
srsey coast. It is producinug unset-
tied weather with light snow ,or rain
eastern portion of the lake to
ad along the coast from or-
folk to Boston Another area 6 lie-
idediy low pressure is central this
3 in the extreme northwest.
itiona favor this vicinity unset-
weather with light rain and mild
Am eratures.
J 9 Ladies’ Society of St. Joseph's
<0 rch will meet, this evening. in their
hai in South Main street. and make
further arrangements fur their first sn~
iversary. to be held Friday evening.
urinary 23.
amen H. Stevens. of Water street,
wills aken the agency of the Standard
ompsny, for gasolene, and now
‘ horse of the tank in saunter John
H. Ferris' dock, which Mr Ferris re-
"i‘rWomshs Foreign MissionAry
at y of the South Norwalk Congre-
gatlohal Church, will meet with the
president, Miss Helen Ferris, at her
home in Fairileld avenue. at. 3 30
unipok. Wednesday, afternoon,
Norwallt Typographirial UniOn, No
629, will hold its month y meeting. this
evening, at 8 o‘.clock at the office of
Mitchell, in North Main street.
candidates will he received
ittee on permanent quar-
t;
f'l‘ H 9 of Danbliry, the landed
' prl tor of Belle island. was a vial-
S, t Norwnlk, yesterday. and
‘ d p to: the cosy little summer:
resort. He reports that the coming
scallop will he the most active the is—
a has’ ever known.
ll attended and enthusiastic re»
of the oratorio “Creation,” was
at evening. in the Y. M. C.A .
‘ Ellatbeth street. About sev-
" y-h're members of the chorus were
pr ant. and Leader Harry Pepper Was
hi‘pieased. coasiderin'g the inclems.
Weather; The work is progressing
Amine choruses are well in hand.
' erything is propitious for the
Nutrition {January 19. in the
News“: onsregational Church.
I :II 0 I‘m PM to 4 if" '
r. ‘ ’ ‘* Reced‘iina NA. '3. '
Till A VPVABKABVE:
Véfi .nyi «Vim l t
.0VERCOATVS.
“ ‘ Custom-made OvercoAtsI
,, have Va, distinctive style-gs
at does hot appear in
fmsde‘; sort. and it is ~
i’her
19' yo Hut ,0 .
co‘at Inside-here, lat, will cost
you no more than“ the ready~
to Where. and
Air
‘ mile p meeting tomorrow evening. , .
..‘ lherIna uitncri.~
i li‘htl
: ham-Ernst Cigar Company, now locnt-
. ed in QIIskerstown.I Pit. spent yester-
. Frey. of Brooklyn. N. Y.
9 charged from 1Title Nor-walk Hospital
‘ after undergoing an operation for lie-
. thia. is gettin
: home in South
. to, he drAp‘n ‘at tile l-lat Flnishers' and
htiop in
' t “ ‘ cuts f [to
Moulders Union, No. ”.209 will he in-
slnilsddhls evening. W. ..
William Barnes is action as driVer
for the Adams Express Company's
§9uchVV Nowell: oilice.
John" J McGovern has applied for "a
license to sell liquor in Connecticut
avenue. near Ferris avenue. i
The Clhursh Gounod of the- south
rwn‘ik iiongrsaational Qhurch will
rs’j‘c (it: it Ahymour And Miss
Critic's Ml ymoilr‘, of West street.
spent yesterdsyiin New York CKY‘9
s. placed a new
hiir and rice uh aVWatpr street sa‘
icon. slid lips otV erwise iinprdved the
lilacs; ~ .. ‘v I
The Boxmakers' linion will lioid its
regular bi- weekly meeting. this even-
ing, in Mystic Chain hull. WashingtOn
smut
S L. Terhune. Jr., and wife. of New
York lity, spent Sunday the guests of
Miss Maude Bush, ole‘he Green. Nor-
We! k .
’A. J Collins it C'o., of North Main
street, have sold the piano formerly
owned by M. ..A Glfiin, to: William. L.
tilsen, of Norwaik. I 9 .9
Captain George Byxhee. of Oyster
Buy. 1... 1.. formerly of south Norwnik.
is at present at the Norwhlk Hospital.
undergoing treatment
The recently éléoted Officers of Old
Well Lodge F“. hilt! A M.. will be in-
stalled this evening. in Masonic liilll.
Washington street. 2. . .
“the Hat Makgre’ As
hold its monthly ingoti ng
shine; in Cehtral aahor ohyceutn. in
Smith Main street -
Eben Hill the new owner of Tavern
island» is having a. dock and break-
Pate or built on the north side of the is.
and. tomuds the Knob clth houses
Samuel Wariiia formerly of South
Norwalk, and now with the National
Meter Company. of Brooklyn. is spend-
ililtg a few days who old friends in this
9 Y
Putnam Hose Company will hold its
regular monthly meeting, postponed
from last night. this evening. at 8
o’clock. at the hose house in Franklin
street
Samuel F Millard has returned to
Washington to resume his duties in the
treasury department. after spending
the. holidays with his family in Hill-
side Place.
RobertF. Scalzi. the lisrher. has giv-
en up the shop he recently opened in
West WAsliln’gtou street. and is now
located~at his old stand in the Hotel
Clifford-J
Williaiu Cockéfur. formerly night
hatchmsn at the railroad freight
yards. is now acting as caretaker of the
assonaer coaches in the yard during
he day..
A. M. Redford, foreman for the Gra-
0lotion will
day ill South. Norwalk. having come up
for the day. on business. 9, >
Mrs. Nellie Frey. daughter of Mrs. E.
£Nihili.‘ot 156*. Eiy'avenue. was called
from homo Saturday night. by the sud—'
den death of her husband. Henry C.
Gebrg'e ids’aon‘l who was recently dis.
along nicely At his
sin street.
The handsome sideboard and couch
lint runners fAi‘r. is now on exhibi-
ollins & company' s
store. in orth Main street.
A horse owned by George Meeker.
the Water street plumber was taken
sick with the colic, yesterday. and Dr.
Olmstead had to he summoned. After
a short time the animal recovered.
William ayior. agar of the r~
niture depfitment ”turtevaiit' t',s iii}:
is one of the worst mooted patietitu’ oil
athe harher'a'. itdh,.cont9lhnlstés iota”
to New Haven shortly. tor treatment.
It in 1'6!!be I:
u howl Name‘s. at the biiesfit ti‘mq,‘
mm 09 ill.
lfitli‘gtuid 39%; gig oft evimg'”
err on yours , n
‘5th honiractédte reuse and c ‘
.9 .
Why cdrliifldl’?
the qualfly is M Vulcan lh'sil ,.
. or that there he ‘
'. th their W of.- arhén’s itch in the
Just watch
for the
MILL END SALE.
THE HOWLAND
DRY GOODS (.20..
‘ Bridgeport. Conn.
TO-MORROW
._ militias A.
study in a special» .
on Were custodian:
secured the ,promiss:
in hers 9n hour or
,. i ."u‘x ‘ 9 W
aoclehratiou 1&va
eludiili‘y spilt out.
in? an elaborate break-
l’Nt BilBWI’il‘. ’
NWeiys Arranged for u luncheon. " VA:
nn‘ rep fled the fourth.
"Likewise? train the fifth.
”'l‘wo banquets." anawored the sixth.
“There are rival factions here. and.
9 each insists on doing honor to the great .‘
man .
A distinguished club woman visited
a distant city; ‘
“We mushbe hospitable." urged the
president of the local club at a special
meeting. called to consider the ques-
loShortly thereafter the meeting broke
up in a row because. ton women could
not feed hermon the some day, and;
there was further trouble because six
oiher clubs wanted to nrrange dinners
a so.
The engagement of a popular society 4
girl was announced.
“What shAll we do? asked society.~
“Give luncheons and dinners for
her." was the reply, and a committee '
had to be appointed to arrange the -'
schedule
When it comes to being hospitable
this great republic hes only one idea.
apparently.~8rooklyii Eagle. :
If a man knew whut his acquaint-
ances really thought of him he would
go away somewhere and do the hermit V
act.
Fresh Fish.
sescIAL SALE. '
MarketCod. 50 lb.; Haddock. 5c ib.;
Flatflsh 5c 1b.; 6 lbs. Frostnsh 26c: Sal-
mon 12c 1b.. Large Eels iOclh: 31b3,
26c; Steak God We: Mackerel 10c:
Smelt 10c; Clams and Oysters 25c
qt. All other kinds of Sea Food seli~
ing at very low prices.
The People’ 5 Fish
,. 3nd .
Ousler Market.
CAPT. DuoROSS
East End otfilashlngmn *Street Bridge.
Old Vilalratiou Army Building.
see the New Your papers for the announce-
inem of Brill Brothers/.Semi-Annual Sale of
men's; Youihé’? sud' Children’s 0 lot h s 113.
a'l‘he'Se atheists; held twice a year. and in
costlier 'to numerous requests from custom-
,ers in this town; we make this announCe-
99mVent.
, ‘ its
Convenient
Stores
5i
landfill”. nemtfiainiiers 8t. "
47 thlwdt St. EH: Church and Greanich Sts.
in find “my Glitth Ava, bet. 14th and I5ih Sis. .
125th St, cor. 3d Ave, ”PI
NEW IORR "CITY.
with fur: m hm».
soil Wall Pnyei'sf
9.811s Pa er. Window
‘Shlidéa. rnice Poles
‘ gar” ll R “lune/WRIHXGII
tints Window Glare, Ena-
rosin. talus and Varnishes..
Point rind Artists‘ Brushés‘
Towel Holders and Racks.
rum dramas. meritorious.
Ohair Stepladdeors. Artista’
Maia {Q0 Water
'7‘“ i lid sill d 0rd!-
on Woriruplctares Framed
Uni nun rhea
. Wejrio‘ masheraihaiutina.
.9 Pammsml Decorao
. in: business: Frame Pic
All ‘di'lu’aitva Window
Store upbu "A
’ ‘ industrial Sailors-and luau Co.
9 mail
sngnansnfisigrm
« » monomer
”uh I
i
. just the extra warmth cod-
Vsd in' sitting room or li-V
‘brsry during cold Weather.
Ever noticeuhowcimuch ‘ A
more. coolness one "is. with
a: fire you can .see? ‘
Gas Heating Stoves said
end connected. '
Conn.
Railway 8:
Li’éh'an
':t'
or for theahowfonll the nesti- of
the housewife or the wot-Irma:
Wet II who HI. titanium
"w: "9 m on sumac {ago as”
um on u was sag as” u on.
rover 50 ?
MIMI a arms! of the limo. 9
1:...“ m to t ”:Lirigéafifixfinrgfiu "
I u n ‘
:huqtiicl (sill-Vlad mmngin 91:?me ’.
1mg 335 *sin‘égorm. longer.
Call and resentment .whon you
Ni A KWIS‘S . ”LAW
SHEAR without this Wand
truce-Ink. 9.
ComStOck, .9
Watkins ' “
8: Dow
112 WASHINGTON STREET,
IOUTH NOR‘WALK.
Phone 143-6. 9
Capital. $1,500,099. ' Surplus, $185,000.
9 9 OFN. v.
‘Annual State Examinations; -
liuarantoo 5 per cent.
See COBURN & LAWRENCE
' Is South Main VSt.
attcrron no not.
THE CITY NATIONAL BANK.
of south Not-walk Conn.
The regular annual meeting of the
stockholders of this Bank for the elec
tloh of Directors fer the ensuing year
will be held at the Banking House on
Tuesday January 13th.1903, from 1 to
2 o'clock pm
JACOB M. DAYTON Cashier.
South Nors'raik Conn. Deo.11.1902
."‘
Noaw’ALK. sac. Vii‘l'H. 1902.
to them on and after January 10th.
dagggorder of Board of Directors. ’
price on every garment In the stock
fit makihg season I; over in this store
at once proceed to turn the garment sto k no
we.’ re going to do it at a hip; sacrifice.
cloak sale may not convey to your mind .9 . 9
portancc of the sushi. so to furthei emphasme Ville
ltmeam ihli th9
it means the W9
55 led '
. mentWhich prompts us to hand out these hundsome
1315 ill .
rue “Roslyn: eAvmeiI sociarv. f
9 9 pooh-—
interest at the rate of Three and1 .
One-half per cent. per annum for the ‘
current six months. will. be credited ‘. ' '
Depositors January 1st.1903, and paidV
Tress. -_
9‘ ' The NOr-waik”
,,-:.,
FOIR LADIES
They are not [or-ergo made. They are Amerimn
for American feet, with Amer-loan style and fit.
IIIANO-A“
Are indorse’d by great ARTibTb because-
And OUR guarantee is as good as a
Government Bond
The only perfect PIANO PLAYER‘
The "A B o"’oI
, buy of a dealerin II
feat confidence hotV9 9
quality—rose wirus'o ‘ . , .. .
large enough to lnoludp
coal best Adaptiut to rail
needsu—Vons' who will ‘
dor is delivered in
as dlructod. V
Norwalk Chronicler