‘ run uyIn and pH... right. 1
Now Is the time to have your Sleighs repaired and painted.
Horse Goods and Harness Repairing.
HORSE CLIPPING.
AND DEALER.
South Norwalk.
. CARRIAGE BUILD
North Main Street.
Dita Yet-ls Chuck 2: SIM House,
I.” 33 SOUTH mm or. so. nonwaut
.'J’~
Clearing Sale of Winter Stock.
Evsrythinp must go. as we do not carry over from one season to an-
olhsr'. so we cut the prices right and left. Come and be convinced.
Lnllsa' Suits. Colts. Skirts, Walsts, Furs, Fur lined Coats.
[Deny .Coats, Nemo Corsets and Petticoats. .
SALE IN BOTH STORES.
bid Main 81., STAMFORD.
v
Russian
It
33 So. Mlin liq SOUT NORWALK.
THE FIRE QUESTION
For the right fire, buy the right coal.
Our Goal is ALL Coal. carefully screened. free from dirt. it's
good. hard. I-leun Coal, with heat in every lump. Try a ton and two
the diffexcnce
HARRIS 8: GIANS CO
68 WATER ST, TELEPHONE 450. _
«'I'HH HATCH & BAILEY (III:
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Lumber and Mill Work iorEverything :5
from a Piggery to a. Palace.
MILL, foot of Marshall Sirsst. Tel. 46-.3
LUMBER YARD, Water Street. i'al. 462.
The use. in homes of Hardwood Flooring. bare or paItly covered with
rug». in rapidly Increasing.
‘ The reasons are: let. It adda greatly to the appearance of a room.
2nd. it IS easy to clean and keep clean. 3rd lt la IIIIIIh cheaper in the
long run than the old method of common flooring covered with carpet.
We have a large and varied am It of Educ Grain Yellow Pine QIIIIrtt-red
Oak and Maple Flooring on hand. "A hint to the wine In Ifblllcictit."
SPECIALTY.
erasaaI-t Harald Articles.
all. editor of the lridgeport Sunday
Herald, wal adjudged guilty of con-
tempt of court by Judge George W
, Wheeler in the Superior court, yoater
idsy. and lined 8100 and costs. Notice
of an appeal was given. The action
Cultist Editor Howell was taken by
reason of the publication of articles
common ting upon the case of Isabelle
Ii. rr against Mary B. Housman
whiletii
last: November.
nan-.—
TORRINGTON, Jun. Li—Wllilam
Ilmanlg, of this place, was probably in
tally inlured yesterday b falling down
stairs at his boarding pace on East
lain street. lie vols removed to the
thchfleld County Hewitt this after-
I
:noon wblle in a critical condition. .
Elli Nillfllill
scum nonwaut, bore ‘
runners at GS%HAL BANKING
ausIn s.
CAPITAL,
$100,000.”.
susrLus 'ano enorrrs.
“73.60030.
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON, Pres.
. JOHN H. KNAPP,1II VIM-Pf”.
PgEOERICK N. ROWAN. and VI»
WILFNED IODWELL. Clnhbr.
DIRECTORS.
S. H. Mathewson Henry r
John H. Knapp Samuel Grumman
Josiah It. Marvin J. Wallace Marvin
christian S'awrtg John H. Light
rodH. Iowan.
”mum-tee"
FRANK C.
VAN SCOY.
PLUMBING.
STEAM ’
HOT WATER
AND ’
i
GAS FITTING.
Tin, Sheet Iron, Copper 8
and Zinc.
so South Main Street, ‘
LINCOLN ROOFING. A superior brand of ready made, nn‘fodnte' Milk can“
Roofing. Warranted for eight yearn’woztr without. repairs or attention oi 30 N "
any kind. it is also a good Inllmlltuto for oilclolh an a floor covering. H+Wfiimmw*
NOTICE
We wish to announce to the public that we are still in the bnainena
and selling the
Best Grades of Coal
am.- we fill) pron it. We are giving you your money' it north in coal. not III
stamps-I or any other pI'eIniutmI. (live. Ira ll trial. We bun- satlelied some
[II-oplI who have never been satisfied before an why not I\I. "3:19 iniy you.
The B. Hershfield & Son Co.,
122 WATER STNEET. TELEPHONE 294
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GREAT PHIEI NHIBUBIIHNS
HOLIDAY GOODS
The Hair Cloak and Fur Store,
68 Washington Street South Norwallt.
Yard Pea Coal fill. 50" No. ZNui coalib
Egg, Stove and Nut Coal, $6.50.
. ‘ Delivered in the cellar.
Carefullu sweetie“? Free from slate.
Host unalilll
Raymond Bros.
Chopped Beei,12c
Smoked Shoulders, 10c
Smoked Home, 120
Chickens. 180
Fresbl’gltand Meatsoi Ailliinds
.W. DODGE, ,
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Watch our-"Want” "For Sale" and “To
Let” column for bargains. .
Miller. 8c J ordan,
Rial illustrates,
Ollie, lloyt’t llIIItn Building
IOUTH NORWALK.
ltlII once ”fill Stilt Street
INIDOIPOIT.
HIIBIBEI. IIINNIISIIN
to Wall St. Hamill.
as Washington St. lo. M
Real Estate and Insurance.
We have several decided bargains
In income producing property that
must Increase In value wltir‘ths rapidset
growth of the m
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Hotel Mahacke’mo.
J. ll. CONNOR, In. '
SI-rvlce,and Cuisine Up to mt.
flares S2 par tiny and upwards
Stock and General Information Ticker
Sunday Dinners. 75 Cents.
Tel. ass.
\ .
The NEW
'3' Hotel Victoria. "
ONE MINUTE PROM DEPOT.
EUROPEAN PLAN ,
mummy, Jan. “Paloma How-
(I ease was on trial in this city ,,
TORHINOTON MAN IADLY HUNT.
’ mantis the bent: both in goods harmed,
:. evening at the church
_. Cove avenue. have been entertaining
. trunk Morrcli, of New Haven.
'- ington street drawbridge this morning.
' guest yesterday of his
me In we... .. court for I.
.gp’any. where he is located I. the pro
. 'lectile department. Hr. Smith has
« been at his home here on account of a
I‘ shutdown. .
MwAlbert W. Did of this place.
flashcard a coarse s'ludles at Cal-
. as? Academy. New York. Hr. SI
4 We decision to enter this Institu-
tion wag quite sudden. lie accompan-
led his brother Edward there after the
latter“: lliay vacation from his stud-
ies, a had that place so well that
he rents a
your well known East Norwalk men,
Clarence .1 Petty, Albert Borden.
[Frank Bergen and Bylveator Blur.
have joined t e crew of a concern
which puts o graphophones at $2
apiece. They are now working in the
city of Bridgeport and expect to go
from there to Springtleld and from
thence to Wmcestcr.
QUALITY COUNT
WITH YOUf
if it does, there's cerfhinly no place
where it counts for more than In the
medicine you take, Whenever you
have II' prescription to pin up bring it
to no
QUALITY, couurs
t Wl'i'lil us. ALSO.
and the ingredients, we shall use in
compounding your prescription will he
oi the highest quality obtainable. We
cmphoalse quality in all parts of our
business for we feel that pharmacy do-
and aervluom Mayflower Hook and Ladder Com-
m puny held 3 regular monthly uslnesa
- . meeting In t, night at headqa ers' in
.’ Van Zandt street and in addition to
the challenge issued to Oil! Well Hook
and Ladder Company for a poortoun
nament as told in another column.
elected one new member. Williui
Will
call wt ITII
Sentinel ”pm n' tn .
w yiel‘; p‘lsgossbdo It in
I we no”! usinesa
call 92" fifth tulip-yd to news. "call
'24 If they will kindly do so, it will
greatly convenience this office and se-
eura more prompt attention.
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also disposed of.
The Winfield street sewer It helps
closed up for the winter. instead of
beginning the short stretch in Seavlew
avenue between Fort street and Ruler
avenue, it. was decided to wait until the
spring The newer gang had expected
to go to work on this sewer, but when
they put in an ararance yesterday
morning and smile for me time they
were told there wa's no orlII.
. Miss Margaret lintchman. of Sea-
vlew avenue. spent Sunday at Short
Beach. " .
Mls Blanche Bear's, of Cotage ave-
nue, la the guest of friends in Bridge-
port.
The Win One Circle of the East me
one Methodist church will meet this
Aprppos to mention in this column
of the growing prowl-lion of the na-
del Oyster Company' a shell pile on the
Washington street bridge, it might be
mentioned that the output of thiscon-
corn is up to former years a this sea-
eon. and unlike some other ptuies
which, It is said, have been holding
on to their stock, the Bade! people
are sending out the usual great quan-
tity of opened oysters. ..
Mr. and Mrs. Albert D. Morgan, of
The dredge Capital City began dred-
glng the channel just below the Wealt-
Clues have been Obtained which
make it practically certain that the
parties who attempted to break into
E. Ia. Hefner's Benedict Farm lunch
room and tobacco store Sunday night.
but without aucéese, will be apprehend
ed. The information will be turned
over to the police today and it is ex-
pected that the arrest will occur by
night. A number of attempts have
w York, was a
daughter Mrs.
Frederick Carr, of Gregory Boulevard.
The ll. S. Club will hold a meeting
tonight at the home of Mrs, E. Percy.
in Winfield stret. All of 'the members
are requested to be on hand.
William Bower, of.
i-' I an a bright. little daughter was born
been made to burglarize this place, but
this is the first time such a definite
culc to the guilty parties has been no-
cured. ,
There III rejoicing “H the parsonage
of the East Avenue M .hodlst church.
Sunday night to the Rev. and Mrs. G.
'l'. Freeman.
Mrs. I). III. Drew, of Seaview avenue,
wait in New Haven yesterday attend-
ing the funeral oi little Dorothy Hum-
sled, daughter of her niece, Mrs. Ifay
Humated. The child was only four
years old and her death was due to
do accident while visiting here at
Christmas time. As the mother and
child were about to board a trolley car
in West avenue, near the corner
Merwln street, the little girl fell and
struck her head a hard plow She nev-
er fully recovered from this, and it is
supposed that concussion of the brain
resulted. She was unconscious for
much of the time during her illness.
Another attempted burglary occur.
red last night in East Norwallr, but as
was the case Sunday night when an
attempt was made to force an entrance
into the Hefner store, it was not and
cesaful. This time it. was the building
in First street formerly occupied as a
meat market and now being recon-
structed by 1. Wallace Marvin. About
12: 39 this morning William H. Gerb-
Inann, who resides next door heard a
peculiar noiaerand went to the widow
and rained it. Mr. Gebrrnnnn saw the
forms of three or four men, but they
also saw him and hurried away. The
only article of value in the building
which could have been taken were
some carpenters tools.
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'A surprise party was given bliss flaw
in Penny last evening. 'Varions games
and pasttir’llea and music were enjoyed
and a bountilfill supper served. The
event proved Me of great enjoyment
for all of the people ambled. In ad-
dition to the hostess there were prev
eat lira. Charles See, lire.- htelville
Youngn. lira. Penny, the Nissan Irina
Blydenburg, Grace Phillip, Edith See.
raeo.ltoblnson Hay Blackmail, Ethel
Vorbees. Gladys nankd ll flanks,
Helen Sherman and chm nderson,
and Hour-.30 Robert Siydenb‘urg, liar-
iln See, George Barnes, Charles Keane,
Charles Wright, Albert Bergen Harry
Taylor Charles See. Arnold Penny,
v
James W. Hoyt, the well known East
Norwallt cribbagc board manufacturer,
and member of the town board of ca-
tlmute and taxation, ls ed to his
home'ln Cove avenue hm. ..
A corps of young engineers in the
employ of the Connecticut Company
measured up the company‘s trackage
in East Norwalk today, beginning the
Job in Seariew avebue.
Fred Sherwood who has been laid
up.” his home in this place with the
mini; was able to resume his duties at
the atom of the Central Food Company
in South Norwallt this morning.
‘ The illustrated missionary service,
to have been held Sunday'tcvening at
the East Avenue Methodist Church,
was poatpnned to next Sunday ever»
ing, on account of the severe am.
A box social under the auspices of
the East Avenue Methodist church’s
Epworth League will be held tomorrorv
evening at the homo or Mrs. Charles
Seymour in Winfield street. Every
body is invited. '
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”Charles Ids, of Cove avenue,
out laatn t at 10 o'clock on his
trip to Flori
where he will spend
the remainder Of the winter in the em.
ployofafrisndwboiaintbalanneh
eacnnioil basins“.
minute primer; of‘Wipdeld street, will
mm:- ouJanuary 25th.
Mr. Britain's puts: an In that coun-
try and he will
mum avlsii. His
many friends in
hat ltorwalk are
wishing him a pic‘s“ trip.
W
l
Daniel llatcbforii, who has been
working several months at the
Great South Bay on the south .slde of
Long island, has, returned to town.
Mr. Ratchford was formerly employed
here by the lladel Oyster Company.
Miss Frances Casey, who has been
ill for beveral wcclts of the grip, is able
to lu- out again, though aim has not
sufficiently recovered to resume bet
s‘.dutlea as enabler at Mra. A. ll. Jack-
son's market and store. Benedict's
l'arm.
Donia Shufelt, Herbert Penny. Charles
Decker, Melville Youngs and
Youngs.
—lrnpnro blood runs yeadowl-
makes you an easy vletlta for oracle“
diseases. Burdock Blond Biting SIM“
Our room a Isl feature. Gas
and Eltetrie I.I
tsthroupltout. lvo
sry room heated.
RATIO NIASONAILE.
Finely stocked Cafe in connection.
A full line of imported Alert, includ-
lng the famous Sass' a. Burton's and
1 lines a do! a Stout. always on draught.
'l'. .l. SULLIVAN. Proprietor.
‘l’slsphsns Gall. 200—2.
l“? 1901
PLUIIBING AND STEM:
HEATING.
HOT WATER HIATINCI..
‘ l-lO'l‘ Alli HEATING.
avovss AND nano s.
SLATE AND Tiff non INS.
a. and W gem" 32“" mm“
’ Hs'vsysa seen 2:: stock or
RICHIIOND RANGES 7
TH! 10 "WORK!“
IN
l7 WALL «agar. ”BWALK
-
Son the blood-cum lb.
you up.
Owing to the storm Sunday, Edward
'l'olbey ll famous Sundaly Walkirg'ga:
'dl not take Its usua cons u
Nest. Sunday's trip has not been laid ”WA—ZED”.
,Itp. but these smntncr Westons thinlt Charles Petty, nfltay l M
nothing of walking to matron I“ is havinga basin with the any.
on“. severe rain of Sunday so thor-
ly brought the frost“ out of the
ad that "mamas and was
deep in tile roads traveling was
lilss Pearl Stevens is substituting
for Hrs. Harry Aflswovth, at its low-
sytoa public leaekuol. Ala-worth
is detained at has bill-all New
account of the
Fred w Knapp, or Pitch street in
yield up again with impugn in one of“
his feet and will probably be unable to
resume his duties with the Ferris Coal
cmnpany in News": tor arreral days.
lir Knapp was recovering nicely when
he unloved a relapse.
I Botbfilbc little dauahm and son of
at; ’0’: lies. Nomllbvdull taer. of
v avenue.
way. Is particularly ”m
s
nu emu-fierce"
freak Hill. edging“ slsrcl. left
W nutrient
9'"th
his r on utlb an! of he MI"
leap as Smith Halafactoriag CI'cnI A“ 9‘
" it .
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Shea. Various routine matters word .
0i Commissiontr Alexander Smith,
forward with pIsashu
~. entertainment in tho ”bra
n will be held in ,
house. tomorrow evea' ‘
Craft,’ of BrldmorlJ Ill"
solos and rscltstlous. lira. ldward
Brotherton will be the piano accompan-
ist. A “delightful evening's program is
I mm l
Reliance Hook wdumrm Company
held its annual
elected the following cers Ito serve
during the MIDI y '
Foreman—Aaron Stevens.
First Assistant-41m Oakes.’
Second Assistant—John G.
Secretary—William 6. James
Treasurer—William l tSlovenia.
Steward—Samuel Itot t..Sr
After the transaction of the business
a luncheon was served.
. RANK POOLISHNISS.
”When attacked bye
cold, or when your thrust is ours. iii a
rank foolishness to ,take any other
medicine than Dr. King's New Disdov~
cry,” says (i. 0, lfldrldge. of lupin,
(lo. “I have used New Discovery ssvv
en years and i know it is the best rm
edy on earth for coughs and colds,
creep. and all throat and lung troubles.
Hy children are subiect to eronp, but
New Discovery quickly cures ovary
attac. " Known the world over as tho
King of threat and lung relocates: Sold
under gametes at 7.1!. Baxter’s
maggots. IOc‘and 81.00. Trill lint-
baldaplsnssnt nt'renalon
ostmtmrarien sire“.
W
3:“ L. 3. Team won.
i tilt
in Inhibitor.
willm. marry
,",y of this town, but uow'in '
Monduks will sous peanut! fl ..
rest of the winter.‘
Dr. Robert .1. Williamd, son Ill
and. Hrs. William 'J'. William .. ..
clded toopen dent permit j.
Chester lie is a g dusts of the .
Isl college of the University oi-
aylvania. ’
Brun-
Tbo funeral of Frederick Lela.
11 years, son of Mr. and Hrs. fl ,
who, was held last Saturday.
Kenneth Mackensle, Jr., read the
vices. Burial was at the Willow
cemetery. .
”M
Norman Perkins, once a resident o!
this village, was recently marriedtbl‘
Waterbury to Miss Units warm,
ton. Thaw man was J. 8 Roof»
The happy couple will reside in m1
Utcblcld a t
cilia“: are rejoicing over a m
trainforlvewtork. Itleavesattn.
m. and makes no stop until it MM
the city at 9: 06. Another
emu nun .Iioaoron.
Rev. Dr Martyn, pastor of the Pres-
byterian éhurch, Norotou, and Parlor
Mine. of the Darien Nethodint Church,
exchanged pnlp’its Sanday morning.
Landlord Allen Rich. of the 'l'ooker
House is spending several hundred
dollars in completely renovating
well-known hostelry. Painters
paper hangers have‘ been at work for
some time and "I" job has not yet been
completed. - ,. '
leaves town at .11‘. W
York at '11:?“
There was recon y in old fashioned:
house raising oa~lt vsrslda 'av '
was fun for the old men 'arid
'rerdlnded them (lithe times bi” .
lyaettlers. Afterl Moi tho‘
building had been p I:
repeat of Moo sandwlc’ ' I“
There is a cunning .mémt tie.
waters of ”Shanon, mill Wm be»
comingpoii
by Welling: If is fl, no it W
.w”
W
Mrs. Merlin Waterbury is very ner-
lously ill of pneumonia at her home in
Oracle street. 'l'wo physicians are in
attendance, as is also a trained nurse.
rs» Waterbury has a large number
of friends in Darien who wish her a
speedy recovery.
lure the” rdpntatioll of the
Westport oysters; Db:
cause typhoid fever an
in those who psrtalte maeo'f. be .
course the health Mice? Will
that. tile waters, are; sent we;
Thomas Sba -.”srhas
town for 12,500
from
'A large party of Barton young people
went to Noroton Saturday evening and
enjoyed the skating on Gorbam's
Pond. The party was fast in time for
the sport, for Sunday mornius'a heavy
rain completely spot ed the skating on
gnawed, and on all others in. this vi-
”T y' I. .-
The Volunteer Home, of Daricn.
which has done a great deal of good in
the vicinity of rien, has planned an
entertainment f 'January 23rd at the
town hall. Children from the home
will participate and there will be out
of town talent. The proceeds are to
be for the benefit of the home
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Several of the City of Norwallr oiil«
cials came to Darien yesterday aftcrv
noon to look over crushed stone pro-
duced In a plant here. The part”
cluded the highway committee,
cllmen Henry Mathels, Charlee‘ ll. DIP
worth and Clarence Buttery, and Street
the seiectmen v1"
done had the '1
whether the in!
M The court will
questions, at well as'_’
agel. . .
,‘h, I
Ernest G Southey. or Sridgeppvt,
nuances that “typo" in
pleted and all r ly for the
lion. He eaidtb onSnluy
(lab for maestro”, ,
cided upon nd ' ‘
III-that. interestl 5 event
n'.place Foil": ,' we“ the .
blow. The p 'plc the tow
cipatlng a trio tidy. and I
If?“ :lle I}; in dialled
r o w mm are
Governor Wo‘odrlllq I .
.As a result of the frequent fine
warm days this winter, the veterana at
the Fitch Soldlors’ Home, Noroton.
frequently take long walks dud thor-
ongsiy enjoy them. Many of the men
at the home walk up to Darlen an
take the train to Noroton A part '
about a dozen did this yesterday after-
noon.
Aaron. Bennett, 91 years id.
dent of this town, Ian?) 1 v
the Ch! I war, can give lidw
. eon W econ. the- famous walk”
point a the game. A live
is nothing to thin vigorous
N" hgkoftenvr. talks from W
orw or to dye/port
without apparragrt'attgpe;
war, wbenh . -s pica '
I‘ltb Conn .. cut Volunteer» .
noted for Iltirtub‘illflnetl lull!
lion and never lagged‘ln the
tlrtaome hunches which the
was called upon remake I
'f‘
war. . . ,
nun—n.1, 9
The ulnal «2thth in W,
The Darieu assessors, Hiram ii. Tar-
lor. chairman. Nathan 'Da‘udry . and
Charles A. Bates, have about cumulelv
ed their labors and wig throw their
books open for Inspection next week.
Asked yesterday if there are any radi-
cal changes. one of the assessors re-
plied1Walt and see." He finally
admitted there was nothing to be
frightened over.
.o-
I
A young man. who said he was from
about the pool tiblldy midrib”
Norwaik, but who did not state his
name. was brushed from the rallroa
town People arriving at " ‘
boundl’ {or Weapon: find a Cm our
track at ornton a freight tra
SaturdnyHigllt. 13:1,. ’m m". [J m 0'"! (”OHM truth I m ,.
near the depot. but an told
ever, was not seriously lninreti. though ”37‘4” I” M" “Whom; .a‘nl’.
be was painfullybruised and somewhat “M ii list! it doesae
out about the face His clothes were "In an to summv
alto badly torn. H5. continued 1b.“ All this In III-rd on tile
Journey by foot to rice and en
boarded a Norwalk trolley ”'11: . Bottling", are “W
The young ladies of Darien are plate :33. r ”21%: “61mm!”
niugaleapyeardnnceforalongway having/g:- I latll'v ”'34.
ahead. The event is to occur on an
eve of Washington’s Birthday, u the About to I.“ W”W
lo". a mile (".1 in
town hall. The girl propose to carry
out every featnr the am“ In; artist w' which
stir in New Y artistic
and all their young gentlemenfriellda
willhaveiodoistopuiinsaa prceataoot‘fanoaco-po
"u MLINOIMDII WM '1 qt
M
once. and every one who gets an
lion will surely be on bind if pothole.” my“.
mind in wedlock by M. *
oft the letbodiat
The girls are also to error else tile My.
llegeofasking their gmtafortbe fav
'0' 0' dances. Y Arthur Jamison; .
a alongn HEALTH tcvst. alibi.“ '9" ‘ .
“I misalvo rcacheda lglIer health level a", l ' “
Ibegaa mile Dr Iii New
ldfe Pills," writes me it .of as rnttilly Wald
West Franklin, liaise mm
yeiomaeh, liver and bowolaworkil
just right." If the“ ill at
tarragem'i'ml‘ "mg”
a
“:36? Worm-Hen in" Al
' I E I
mm ‘ :3
mm mmatta‘o
[way
wntpm't'a'eir“ In
warmer. an. vase is was”
Ile.IIIeImII SallaghT is working III I» try. Its "no at" 2.
lssbop. lent-era “I: III ‘
”I W
.llf.Colsy ofUtlesJaabssaI,
vl demure m
Thomasltalll Directing
buildings atd‘pol’olnt.
Norwalk Chronicler