s! Inhale-e (ree-
. mare—«lee: am- It.
» wit-«other Ilene II III
"iatteaal Capital.
in. lib—mull"
Mill. dladshonttldehck
go W. D. Kelley washorn
I. out, and his title, “The
Jules." was given him he
gent tar—W years sun»
I. the hen- ol mamas.
‘ 1w Ia'IIseasioaaltwss apparentto
.mtt he lacked the vigor oi
ml always characterised lIlnI,
. Wtyvlrst congress opened lie
pang; "noun to ewaar in Speaker
i‘umi. It wason account of NI
M
“condition that he declined the honor
‘“ ehaPmenship o! the ways and means
W which Mr. Reed oflered him
”epoch -I then appointedthe judge chain-
“ of H'- r' mmittee on manufactures, but
Kel .y was too sickto attend to the
' ,Wi Iazns‘ly.
, III- '~ all no Greatly lllased.
At “in . , wing of a new «Ingres, by
men ». assent, Judge Kelley was re-
‘ I“ in the lottery seatdrawing. No
‘Wl ‘Itzsewlll he more missed than
WK :..-_ While not taking anactive
. III I :5 ml legislation, when he took
. I u l' alma- it nevu- lecked for spirit.
1 Wa‘anyu, however, when on the tarifl
“he (I I: most at home, and he rejoiced
lath till»: of the champion of protection
Why He Changed Ills Politics.
gldg'e KI“ ley studied law while working
IIjonrrIymnn jeweler. In thelortieshe
wife-hem g rosccuting attorney [or Philar
Win 1 II It then a Democrat. He served
fiyearm: the common pleas bench, md3
,mhh‘ cot his anti‘ehvu'y views, he
became . lit-publican. He was a delegate
hymns] Republican convention at
in 18%, and NW AlwathI
His election to the Thirty-seventh
I .: followed, andhe has been sucoeo
, III the Senate.
Vietnam“, Jan. 10. -—-The vice president
W hate re ' Ie senate a communication from
attorn- y general in reepome to the-en-
Insole: ion, in which he states that no in-
W. \l’. i u- tiny, and that no communica-
moon the subject had been received from
Attorney Chambers. The communi-
“a was med printed and referred to
1“ Marathon on judiciary.
0a nrmi :I or llr. Vest a resolution was
W own I printing 8250, (Inter thtu'emoval
d We martin the lkaouri river between
*m. 110., andthemouth. Onmotion
title. Bulb-r aresolufion was adopted direct.
» , «I I mitten on the Dhtrict of Colum-
A, -. I my. ’
.Dsrir,’ of Mhnaota, calledup and
aft» smooch in advocacy of the hill
and
39 doz. .3 Napkins, worth 1.00
' 40 doz {L Napkins, worth 2.00
mum
ponder“ at only I 9
.5
Vi 50 dos Huck and Damask Tow
cheap at l ’6
' cls, would he
On Saturday morningk
GREAT AN \UAL MAE
of going to New York or 8
money by buying at home
ladies’ llloaks
At one-half Value.
W
JACKET§
1 .49, 5 3.29, 4.98,
5.98
Nefiflets
4-98, 5098’ 7- 98’
8.98,1.98
Our Great Annual Sale of
LINENS
AND
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To commence Solid-day cven’g.
5 pcs. Cream Damask, actually
worth 2510, our price I 40
only
cs. Turkey Red Damask, fast
colb ors, actual value 25c I 90
at only
lcase 58 in. L. Damask, all
linen, worth 37lc, at 29c
only
5 pcs. 60 in. Bleached Damask,
actual value (Bilge, at 490
only
NAPKINS
ides. fithkins worth 62c.
per (lea, our price per
dozen only . .649
25 doz. g Napkins, actual vale:
98 cents per dozen, Vat6 73,
only
per dozen at only
89"
TOWELS
401103 e size Damask Tow-
els, with 'nge and without,
worth 20 cents, at' 216
only
: Site, at only
UNDERWEAR.
Made of the vc
aunbrics and
finest cmbrmdery and laces
One lot COBSE
honrpricewill
1:; Store Boston "Store. 105111 81116.
Our Second Annual Mark-down and January Sale
to commence Saturday, Jan.11th at 8 30 a. m.
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at 8 :10 o ‘clock our store will 0 Ion with tho commencement of our
DOWN AND JANUARY SA E. This Is our mound annual sale
and we are going to make it a memorable one to the ladies of Norwalk and vicinity. No need
ridge-port to buy your Dry Goods,
Compare our prices with the once olltercd In N Y. or Bridgeport.
COTTON
host muslios.
awna and the
r (0\ 91“
1.41:8, at .
One lot of line muslin and cam-
bric Corset Covers, Drawers,
Chemises and Skirts, neatly
trimmed with embroidery and
rulllce, at
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One lot of Embroidered Clic—
miucs, Corset Covers, Drawers,
Skirts and Night Dresses, at
49mm“
Ono lot lawn, carnbric and Inns-
lin (‘hemises Corset Covers,
bkirts and Night Drosscs, neatly
trimmed \Iith embroidery, tor
chon and valcncicnncs laces at
69"“"79c
One lot handsomely trimmed
Night Robes, double yokcs
also one lot 01 lace trimmed
Skirts and Skirts with deep
embroidery rallies, at
85328"
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DEPARTMENT
Our leader In this dept will be
good heavy“ crade Scotch mixed
merino Shirts and Drawers III
children's, youths’ and2 (-
gent’s. any size, at I
These would be considered a
good bargain anywhere at 250
each.
Ask to see our ladies’ heavy
Jersey ribbedOUnder- c
vests, at
They come in three sizes, Small,
Medium and Large; all one
price, 25c each. All other
grades will be found propor-
tionately cheap.
GENTS’
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DEPARTMENT
cial inducement, one lot of
Gents’ Unlaundried (3
Shirts, at
vedandarea eatbar sin,
“beta Home” I. 8‘
felled rind ted. We gear
represented here.
nan. II.
, 90 It 0 GI.
he I
‘ all melee
. Cashmere, cllow finish,
'20 in. wide, 99c
2:2 -‘ 1.23
2'} H 1 .49
In this dept, we will offer as a
hose geodesic have just rc—f
, W
' styleg’ pore line'n bottom" and
wristbands; reinforced fronts
and double yokes; seem all
anteethis hirtwill bejustas
Also an entire new stock of
'a Pure Linen Collars in all
styles which are
c
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FURNIJ'UREI’
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a very
Save your valuable time and
Having purchased a vet y largo invoice of Table Linen and Towels at fifty cents on the
dollar we propose to give the people the benefit 01
BUYING LINENS CHEAP.
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DAVID STOW,
26, 28, 30, 32 So. Main Street, I
lllove Ileo’t
At this sale we will introduce
the celebrated Foster’s patent
lacing Kid (illovca’ bloc nd
ding eh . ice
for 5 book glovcs'u'ill . .
ran | II00 PAIR
For 7 book gloves will be
PER I .25 PAIR
Every pair warranted to give
satisfaction or money refunded.
All our guarantee gloves can
be filled to the hand at the
countrr. W e have also quite a
large stock of Cashmere and
Knit Gloves and Mittens rang-
ing in price lrom
10c per pair up.
---su.rs---
Previous to inventory we will
give the ladies of Norwalk and
vicinity the opportunity to buy
Silk Drcs‘cs lar below their ac
tual value It you dont wish
to buy come and examine and
be convinced that Silks can be
bought just as cheap if not
cheaper than you dim buy the
same in New York city.
Best quality Black Gros Grain
Every one of the above Silks
are WARRANTED not to
break, crack or wear greasy.
Two qualities of the popular
Regatta Silks
in Gros Grain ; we will close out
19in.
871(3
21 in. $1 07;
Faille Francois
191». Block; .
» II ’1
II: ,1;
lCL.
-I! i ’01!
13:11“
This lot we warrant not to crack,
break or wear greasy.
7‘1”“.
yr:
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rI’H 5.:
Faille Francois
inches wi c.
out we alter them at
tore sold tor loss than 290. a yard. We
have 500 yards and as long as it lasts the
We have a small line of Colors
in the just] po nlar Silks, 20
0 close them
16¢ a Yard.
For unbleached table linen never be
price will be on this labile. a yard.
22¢ a Yard.
The best thtng ever uttered, a pure and
genuine bargain-extra heavy unbleach-
ed table linen never sold less than 45;
our price on this lot 22c. a yard.
STUPENDUUS BUT 'l‘lllll.
33¢ 3 Yard.
We can offer during this sale 450 yde.
of cream satin damask with fancy turkey
red bordr-r til) Inches wide, a regular liar-
geln at. 750 a yard, we can't quite give
goods away, but will sell the grade llut'll
so long as it laute III title a yard.
lanoy Turkey It» I! ll IrdI r.
thing over shown in N Irwallr at this this sale at» " for 25.7.
prior
yoursI-lvos that. this in tin,- moat tor the
36¢ a Yard.
For Ii 61 Inch creme satin «lat-Inuit with
The month- at
Please examine it and satiety:
money you I've: now.
a yard.
39¢ a Yards
Our lilo-solid BttllrfDamuk at thi-
priec would be hard to dupltente at 75c.
Our price during this min in filth a yard.
49¢ a Yard.
Very clunce thing in the way of ‘
Bleached Sattn Damask. till lnt'llt‘il wide, ,
and would III» cheap at 850. We want to
make this sale on» to ho fi‘llli‘llllwrell in
Norwallt. Utrr Knoll-I speak for (harm
selvee. Pllcvtl are what talks to you. .
This linen rum in at We a yard.
The price IIIlldc,
72 inches wide and only «19.: a yard {or
creme Iatin tlamtmk.
tht- price, 49:, Will'lh Tie, a yard, and its
73 inc-hrs Wide,
l’lI-mo romvmlwr
a dozen.
water.
12} and No.
”he do a yard.
20hy 40.
In the six I o! the towvl wonder during
All Linen ,Doylce'“
One lot at 450 I down.
Don't mi-II purchasing at this out».
Yuulwill never remit buying $1.00 for
50c, and that is just what we guarantor
during this Bllt‘.
0:10 catwrtmtltml Ginghams at 613a
price is 6-: n yunl.
()ae lot at 49c
We also porch-99d 5 pain
(letmtn ticking slightly damaged‘ by
RI-gular price on these goods In
Our price on this lot will
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SATURDAY, Dec-7
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A'l‘ VERY LOW PRICE.
Ostrich Plumes and Tips
lN ALL Till! NIW SHAH”.
Mrs. W. Fawcett
Iard. Nothing at all llkt‘ the chap: No. {I ‘VATBR “TIBET
worthless mull adnrtistd Ilsew here at , NOR ’
li“. but Ammkiag IInIl Lancastoru. The WALK ‘ 0031'-
rI-xular primI as you all know is 80.. Our, “LI’A ND l‘ELIABLE
South Norwsllr.
notice.
N. B. ——Our Norwalk store will be closml 1mm Iauumy 151 as folluus.
8 oclock, Saturday evenings at 10 oclotk, and all other 01 cuinvs at 6 Otltlcli until lurthcl
You can find all the allele Stupendous Bargains in cithor of our (no Stores at Norwalk and
Monday evenings at
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ISouth Norwalk
AND
Norwalk, Ct.
Til E PRUPBLLKRS
0) III: re
3083 desiring oysters "Wm—T herb «ally car
procure them of R .1 GET hlLL
Poo of Raymond 82
1‘.
S. I“ lell 1‘
JEWELER.
Diamonds, Watches. Jewelry.
l'lne Watch Repairing a Speclall y
39 South III. 83., South Hort-ll.
1'61: the Holiday--
A Fine mock of
Confectionery, Fruits and Nuts
Atrearonsble pilots. Islaga Grapes chalb.
DANIEL L’llDll M ElllEU
G. S. NORTH,
Photographer.
South Norwalk. (‘oan., Dec 41,1899.
CAUTIDN.
lees ol' Crayons, made free of
charge. In the end the cost is
more than if ordered of the
local Photonapher For par-
ticulars inquire at Nillt'l‘ll’s
Photographic Studio.
I}. lllLYll & Sflll,
WI to C. B. DIKLYN,
51 Washington Street, South Norwallt
27 Main Street Norwalk.
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And Ice Cream.
0rd»re Promptly Attended To.
c mum. no G r mums.
:5;:3. ; to you
ran
.lob Printing
Do not he Devolved by prom-i
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L38, $10 111 $12 “VEHCDATS Choice Groceries;
“‘lnch [um gel: g to
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Fall and Examine Them
1
As it wiil be to Your Own Interest.
Davis
The Tailor,
50th NOI'WIIIie
BEFORE YOU BUY
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Do not fail tocall at
HALE’S
DRUG
STORE.
Thetlneat aroma! of
Conn.
TOILIT BITS. IANICUIII am FANCY
THIBIOIITIR‘L CUT GLASS (3010633
BOTTLES. WIS mu COVERING,
PERFUII . 1'0an WATERS.
POCKET CUTLIKY. RAZORS.
DRIVING CUPS. SHAVING
BRUABHDAIRBRUSE”.
CHRISTIAS CAN DY.
‘10., #0., 80., AC.
And the Low Prices are a telling
Specialty.
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_SEWERS!
F. M. I’IEROE
“ nuns In .
SEWER PIPE
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Table Delicacies,
FRUITI‘E, (£30.,
No 8 Main g’tr‘eet.
CITY [ll NllRWlLK & EAGLE
:MH leave plot 23 it B (Beekman street), New
1 York III 5 p on. (Saturdays at‘Zp In.
I'migh' rem iv'cd 1mm 7 a. In. to 5 pm )
Returning home leave Norwalk at 5 p 111., South
Norwnlk (imp. m.
height taken from and received for ID
points on the Dunbar-y and lorwalk and
gaps“ Railroads It Greatly Reduced
tea
a‘ullpon s llratlon to agents the Ci
dfiaglt?) will be sent tonpecral
anywhere in New York or its vicinity
wan persons are forbid [marina anyol the
employees of the boats of this line on account“
I the owners thereof.
Y otNorwalk
otsnfrretght
Stone Masonry and hndln'.
THE undersigned practical Stone Dunn, dance
to Inform the public that he is to
$11de ily attend to all kinds of 8 one lid
Granite sup lied {or or tier luv 11;
faction! guaranteed. 9 WILLIA ’ I‘LAWfi)
all! No. 5 Bill street. I
CROCERIES AND MEATS
-—-—AT '1'!!! OLD STAND 01'-
T. BURR GU YER 8; SON.
spnmowoon.
ALL CRIBERS FILLED PROMPT "
—-——.”_..
SIXTY FOLIS FIND ET TO THEIR _ADVANTAGE T0 TRADE WITH U1
GIVE U. A war Illa:
BRIDGEPORT.
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Everything must go.
V’s
All the Leather. Glass, Bronze and Pldeh Goods, Garner, Books? i ?
hers, etc, to be sold at once, as we want the room (or our new,
OBSERVE.
Porch and Leather Albums were We”
in proportion:
Pl CTURES,
Were 15, 25 and 80s.; your choice at lie. each. ,.
BIBLES,
Were875. now2.;50 went,” noleS. Ian, J. Holmes’worh, we.
work, complete, 1. on; name works, 10 vole, s so sour- works, raven, I,
urns. hooks, mama-.150. Aline.
down to file. All Holiday Gouda down In same proportion.
Paradise Lou from 1 19 lo 890.
Opens Monday, January 6th.
Cleats Reduced fmI.........
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save money by buying at no,
in our Clean Itornn use one
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Prices no object.
metal in .71. .
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l 19 and 1.25; your choice at area. all
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