ills EVENING stallion.
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rains-inn or. a mum ratio, a month-
LU. 1 month to roots: cute copies It emu.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
We. of local entertainments of all
kinds, to which an arbitration is charged,
and notices calculated to primioie private
interests, accept alter-e an edict-(Mimi
of name appears in adiwfi'iii'rig columns,
are shamed for at regular rules, 10 cents
a line.
1891 JANUARY. 1891
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law York Harald Weather Inuit-In.
A storm moving yesterday from Col-
orado has extended its influence over the
Western Gulf States and the Mississippi
Valley, in conjunction With a cyclone
apparently forming in Louisiana. The
cyclonic system will probably concen-
trate in the Lower Mississippi \ aller to-
day and advance northeast upon this
section tomorrow. in this district to-
day falr weather will probably prevail,
With light to fresh variable made, most
ly southwesterly. and slight changes of
temperature, followed by partial cloudi
tress. On Thursday in this section and
in New England fair to partly cloudy
Weather will probably prev,ail with fresh
easterly to southerly Winds, increasing
in strength and followed by rain or
snow, and dangerous weather conditions
on the Atlantic coast by night; and on
Friday cloudy Weather, rain or snow,
with dangerously high Winds or! the
coasts, followed by clearing in this sec
tion.
Miniature Almanac rcr Tia-Morrow.
Sun rises Bun sets High tide Low tide
7. 07 5. 05 1. 24 ‘l. 44
E. T. Whitney Is confined to his home
on West avenue With heart trouble.
Mrs. Emerson, of New Haven, is the
guest. of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Crofut in
this city. .1
Miss Mamie Lynch entertained a few
friends at her home on Leonard street,
last evening.
The report. of Quartermaster General
Rudd showsa fine picture of the Pier-
walk armory.
Mr. and Mrs. F8. Goods, of Grand
street, entertained a few friends on
Monday evening.
Rev. C. M. Prgg preached an excellent
sermon in the Knight Street A. M. E.
church last evening.
The third annual entertainment and
ball of the Stamford fire department Will
be held to-morrow night.
The funeral of Frederick Roswell Olm-
stead Will be held at New Canaan to-
morrow afternoon at 1:30 o‘clock.
Miss Emma Beers gave an enjoyable
“tiddledy Wink" party at her home on
the Westport road, last evening.
The Band of Hope of the Broad River
chapel will hold a supper at the chapel
this evening, for the benefit of the organ
fund.
The Ladies” Aid Socrcty of the East
Avenue M. E. church Will meet at the
residence of Mrs. Henry Jones, First
avenue, this evening.
The booths are up in the Police Room
on Havrland street, for Friday's special
city election. George Nor veil Will be
the moderator on election day.
It is said that "Billy" Mullen‘s hull
dog, “Jack,” died yesterday morning
from injuries received in his battle with
William Anderson's dog, Monday night.
The East Norwalk committee on nam-
ing and numbering streets have secured
the services of 12. L. Baker, who wtll
sommsnco numbering tho residences io-
ay.
Samuel Nash, the second luster em-
ployed in J. T. Cousins' shoe factory, had
the top of onuol' his fingers taken off
by a healing machine yesterday after
noon.
A special city meeting will be hold at
the hall of the Knights of the Mystic
Chain on Washington street this evening.
The important business to be transacted
ahuuld insure a large attendance.
Mr. and Mrs. Hian-y Williams will
celebrate the twenty fifth anniversary of
their wedding at their home on Wilton
avenue this evening. A large number
of guests have been invited.
Jamel Fountain, clerk for Comstock
Brothers, will leavo their employ Satur-
day night, and after a short vacation
will accept employment with the new
clothing store soon to bcopened in this
city.
-A new line of spring colorings in
carpets, at the Boston Store, Norwalk.
Along string of new telegraph poles
that were put in position in the meadows
filling the south side of the railroad
track between Houthport and Green’s
Farina, last week, were nearly all blown
down by the storm of Nunday. Tho
from luckily stood on the south side and
fall clear of the rails. find they been on
the north side serious consequences
might have followed, as they would
have landed acro- ths tracks.
Illa- (lraoc Mead, daughter of Fred-
erick Mead, Ia seriously ill at the Clinton
institute. Fort Plain, N. Y.
Rev. D. F. Jernegfior Boston, will
address the Y. P. 8. C. E. of the First
Baptist Church, Sunday evening.
Grace, the inf-tint‘dctigbter of Mr. and
Mrs. W. F. Blehop. died last night at the
home other parents on ledon avenue.
The Spring street server is stopped up
and it will take some days for the labor-
ers now employed there to clean it out.
'l‘wo boys employed In one of the
South Norwalk factories tested their
pligilistic proclivities by havrng a set-to
Monday evening.
The regular session of the Y. M. C. A.
gymnasium class WI“ be held this eveli~
ing at 8 o'clock. All members are re-
quested to be present.
Muster Robbie Van Buren is the pos
sensor of a real live baby monkey. It is
a cunning little thing and its attics are
very amusing.
Miner D. Randall has leased a window
and space in Brummer‘s barber shop,
which he will use for an office for his
bustneas as architect and builder.
William Glasse, of West avenue, who
sustained a severe injury to his hip in a
recent fall, Is still coiifinid to his bed.
It Will probably be several weeks before
he is out again. ,
The annual roll call at the Baptist
church will occur to-morrow evening.
Mr. Wheaton's address at Ansonia was
advertised for Thursday evening by mis-
take. It will be iiellVeted on Friday.
Arrangements have been made where-
by the City meeting will be adyriurnI-d to
Germanta Hall on the Washington street
bridge this evening In case the Knights
of the Mystic Chain hall is too small to
accommodate those who attend.
Lloyd Nash, of Weatport, is cutting
and supplying to Norwalk forty tons of
ice. The thickness is about on» foot.
He has a pond surface aduiualo to sup-
ply 100,000 tons, all of which is soon to
melt aw ay.
Everett, son of Thomas M. and Clara
Bishop, died in Long l-Iland City after a
brief illness, aged 8 years. The funeral
will take place Thursday afternoon at 1
o‘clock from the family residence, No.
‘26 Prospect street, Long Island City.
A parish meeting of St. Paul's church,
to consider the question of calling a
rector, was held in the lecture room of
the church last evening. After consid-
erable discussion and the presentation of
several names, a committee was appoint-
ed to consider the matter and report at
a future meeting.
-—The ladies of Grace church will hold
a Kafi've Klatscb, from 6 to 10 o‘clock,
on Friday evening. at the residence of
Mrs. Frederic St. John, corner of West
avenue and Chapel street. There will
be tableaux, music and refreshments.
Admission, 25 cents.
The trustees of the Norwalk Library
association held a meeting last evening,
and appointed a committee consisting of
W. A. Curtis, James E. Bailey and (l.
Willis White, to make arrangements for
a literary and musical entertainment to
be given at the Opera House, February
10th. A supper will conclude the enter-
tainment.
There can be biit little doubt that
Joseph A. Yolk will be elected Couiicd
man at the special city election on Fri
day, as he is the only candidate in the
field. That fact will keep many away
from the polls because Mr. \‘Iilk's election
is assured. His friends, however, should
make it a point to compliment him with
a large vote.
The “Stall of Diamonds," a plantation
piece in three acts, will be presented at
Music Hall, Saturday evening, February
7, by the South Norwalk Athletic club.
Some of the best amateur talent of
South Norwalk will be brought out on
this occasion. Following the play a
number of excellent specialties will be
introduced.
When the recent agitation regarding
the discontinuance of the West Strat
ford post oillce was going on, a man over
there went to the Bridgeport otlice to
hire a box. A friend said to hint: "W by
do you do that, you don't need abox,
for you can have free delivery over
where you live at least thco a day." “I
know it." was the reply, "but you see if
I have a box in this olllce It gives me an
excuse to come over to the city nights."
Perhaps there is a great deal of that
feeling in East Norwalk.—Bridgeport
Post.
Frederic Remington’s illustrations in
Harper's Weekly of scenes and incidents
connected with the late Indian disturb-
ances have attracted Wide attention on
account of their opil’lted character and
the fidelity of their representations. The
forth-coming number of the Weekly, to
be publlibed January 28th, wrll contain
another article by Mr. Remington, en~
titled “Lieutenant Casey's Last Scout,"
accompanied by a number of character
lstlc illustratlnna of the Chis-chi: clinch
or Cheyenne Indians.
Surgeon General Henry Hungerford
makes the following recommendation in
his report to Adjutant-General Embler:
"I would respectfully recommend that
mmurea be taken to request the Legis-
lature to provide for a fee of two dollars.
to be paid the Regimental Surgeons for
examining recruits for the National
Guard, Instead of the paltry sum of
twenty-live canto, which scarcely pays
for the necessary clerical labor. Since
last year a much more thorough examin-
ation has been required than formerly.
and it in only just that the surgeons
should be “anomaly remunerated. "
--A married man once sold. "I would
rather hold a currycotnh argument with
the heels of a male than to beat my wits
three ltl‘llflht games of suchrs, or say a
word against Brussels soap.
SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL. WEDNESDAY JANUARY 28 1891.
BNTBB‘I'LINIBN‘I‘B.
0a. of the Boat blah Am
Mr. Vernal Is one of the but Irish
actors seen here In along time, havlnll
pathos and humor at his finger tips, and
sweet song witha rich humus at the
end of his tongue.-New York Herald.
“Tho World Agni-at flu.”
in "The World Against Her,’ a hill
band dlaowris his wife under unjust aur-
piclon, she files with her child, in taken
care of by a traveling showman and his
Wife in London; the villian who but
caused the trouble in attempting to get
control of her is unmasked; the child is
carried away to flcultier'o den and is
finally rescued by the mother; the has
band appears In search of her and base
realistic combat with the rascal. Thu!
we have elements from Harvey' Ii former
plays and reminiscences of “The Lights
0 London” and “Pique." The company
in general acquitted themselves credlt'
ably. The play was We“ staged and the
ellict generally was satisfactory. "The
World Against lier"isit play that Will
malts money on the mall. —Now York
Star.
Isthorla."
Hartley Campbell's great drama, “Sl-
beria,” was played at the National by an
excellent company before a crowded
house. Few melt) draiiias now before
the public are strongI r iii situations and
Illk-li‘dl. or more striking and picturesque
in their t1IcCtfl."Slhfllll" is produced at
the National with beautiful new scenery
and everything has been done to make
the production worthy of the play. The
famous scene in the Sibi nan mint 9 was
txtreniely well done, and the presenta
tion as a whole was the most eflective
yet seen in this city—Philadelphia Times.
“l'ho County Fulr."
At the Union Square theatre, “The
County Fair" has Just concluded one of
the best financral weeks that it has ex-
perlt'nced during its three years run in
New York. Centennial performances
have now thIIIIIL‘ so numerous with Illlei
play that they pass unnoticed. It Will
be a long time bI fore the public tire of
seeing Neil Burgess and the horse race.
A Sianriororu Story Denied.
.llr. Hilton—l Wle to deny through
your paper a wrckrd and malicious story
that has bran put in Circulation in Dal-
iI-n: That i was the author of a slan-
derous much» that appeared in the Siam
ford News of the 17th, which assails the
good name of our town and its otficers,
I-speCIally those that have done most to
build up the town. I want in say that I
think it was done to injure my standing
In the church of which I have been a
member for several years. Iain very
sorry to know that we have any person
bring in our beautiful town of so low
breeding as the writer of the article re
ferred to Would indicate. lihink that
such anonymous and cowardly assaults
should be treated With the contempt
they deserve by all decent people.
Another report that is going around,
and generally believed, is that Darren
has five selectmen. viz: Ira Scufield and
Joseph Hindley. RI-p ; George W. Smith
and son in law: last, but not least. J. N.
Scofield, Deni. If that report is not true
I hope It. Will he contradicted In due
time. [know that since the {lit-Kline.
bill was pin-wed Deirwcrals have com.-
mio other fast; that may account for the
extra number. I have no fault to liI d
with any of them, except (if it can by
calleda fault; that one of them has a
very wealthy father-In-lavix I would
not object to that myself if I should be
lucky enough to have one. It does beat
all what they wtll any about a man when
he runs for oilice. l was up once my
self, and they accused me of not know.
ing who my [other was, and all that
sort of thing; but, pulmw, ldidn't pay
any attention to a little thing like that.
and to my surprise I was elected.
must plead ignorance of all that is going
on In Darren, as my business call4 me
out of town every day. When I haw
time to write any more I hope it will be
on a more interesting subject, and I will
always sign my own name thatlmay
not again be accuw d of writing such
stuff as I have re -fIIir. d to
CIIAitI rs RIKEMAS.
.—
Darien, Jan. 26
The Angelo» Bail.
The AngI-lus is a prayer to the Virgin,
intrmlucI-d by Pope Urban II. In 1097i, as
an inlvrcession for the absent crusaders.
It begins with the words, Angelitx Dom
i'm' iii/nliiri'l'l .lluri'm The Angel of the
Lord announced unto Mary. Then fol
lows the. animation of (labrleI—Iltw
Maria, etc. The prayer contains three
verses, and each Verne ends with tit.-
saturation, Ave Maria, and It is recited
three times a day, at the ringing of the
Angela-i hell, so name] from this first
word in the prayer. After the crusades
the custom languished until in 1327 Pope
John XXIII. ordered all the faithful
to rental on Ave Marin at each ringing
of the bell. He announced an indulg—
ence for each recitation. O'her names
are the "Ave Maria Bell," and tho “Vea-
per liellf' the latter is the name given by
Byron In hiri paraphrase of a passage in
Dante's I ’iiryafrm'o:
"Bolt liminrrhlch wake- the With and mall!!! the
heart.
0r II II with love the pilgrim on his way,
All thiII far bell of vmper makes h‘m nlrt,
Seething to weep the dying day's decay."
These religious customs are peculiarly
beautiful in the lands in which they are
practised, and, as the melody of a sweep
toned bell vibratev on the air, call forth
the most tender sentiments of love and
adoration.
I LOST.
Advertisement; tinder thla had. not clouding 5
“use. Illuiaznc, Stimuli. lwcck'm
()1 hi’NDAY IVININO. BETWIIN Till
Pin-elk naptl-t Church and No.1; Cross street,
a roll containing bills and a check. A Irritable re:
not will he paid tor their "turn to I! arcane.
27F rn-n IIYPII Norwal ,L‘oun.
23.35.59... antler this hand, Inot exact";
bountiful-mt: all-av ”it! work 31m.
A Ill'l or IlerlY. WIIIL'II ;'I'Ill 0W~lil
can have by nruvlngpvr endgaylngzrir
this advent-cures: In u is of ,IDI
LUFI’ at Ila-tibial!» Wellington street no.
Norwalk. Mir
Happyand matcht' is a Inidewlth " TheRo
chum. " a lamp with the light of the Morning
”ID-W lar- malaria-ash”
TAYLOR I GOLDEN,
lull 'llilali ail Illll‘lllil
WASHINGTON STREET
South Norwulk, Conn.
all“ If
m~r-
N all“.
LL per-Iona havl bills but the late Samuel
A stars an inflated I33"... rains for rol-
flaunt Al-o persons owing bills are “1|me to
make payment ail smear) "$5551? to
TB“
ill lw lull GAIUIILWA'I‘RRS.
C‘lly Real-Iran’ \niicn.
()Tlf‘lla hereby given that Board of Berlin“.-
tlon of the City of south Norwa k rill
at the Po! lot- Ilonru oii Ilavilaiid utrac.
WANTED. T
Advent-smoul- rider this hand not steaming 5
have. I time the... timer toe, tweet um
N Al‘l’lVI. ki'l'li‘illNT AND Dillcitfll’l‘
in than, competent under inInuI a direrllcria
totiuperviae the domI-atlc clair- of sin-ll Inutitn»
lion Apply in person or by lctt ,io Dr Ildaln
Everett hut lh. huuth A'Ilioii Lunue'cucui jail at
YUIWII Lallvl' thIIK le WYI‘ION BTORI.
tr. e Invln . had in necrpcrltrico preferred ad
tin-III. I unit. neatlncl Office. 327 in
Gilli). llIlN ltil'l‘. INIIU~TItIrrUn \‘(llING
than; nine having had comments! epr rirnoe
prulerrcd. Address J. w Justine-I omce jzl If
was. i no irritants rcu' ‘
Experienced Straw Sewers
Also Girls to Learn Straw Sewing.
DENNIS & BLANCHAIID.
1'34 1w
Smith Norwalk, Conn ,Jariniuy .30.! _
roa SALE
Advertisements under this head, not exceeding 5
lines. I time the, 3 tlrhca Mic. I work II 00
rill: uottstt, WA(IUN.1IARNIISN Tut)”
ctr: . hcloneiii to the rates Incl Wateri- In
qulrson the town err, No. l': Day inert floiivh
mirwaik 12!} iw
1‘1““:in a building lute billion outset (mm on
Weatavinnc Applyln .C. SAMMIE! or
II' I
To LET ,
Adverilecmitila under this bud. not awaiting 5
lines, I time in, 3 times“. I week u. w
Itllillh No (It hillIHl‘lIMAINHTllBB'I‘ KENT
315. all court. tence- 5 rooms, hetiry Ilii'ul,
Ninth Norah k, rent 612; nialrflfflom! Ila-it an alt.-
EaIt Norwall; mar III-poi, rent all) Poi-ecosmn at
once Aiplyto'I'rinI-rktioldcn, or N. Young at
Lockwood Mfg Co llltf
1 oils! 01’ NIX ROOMS 0N WOODWARII
lV'MIInO 313. Also house of all “M "1!, Ila-t
Nuwalk 51'.) Part of liiiiacouWoIicw-ard avenue,
fill Inquire of K. It Woodward.
I. III VII-l AND ll iuls 0N W ATlIt n’l‘hllll‘l‘
and Taylor avenue, Rental from u to $12
permonth. oanmit all classes Raymond it o-
taers. 1.x!
LARGE BI ILDING. LAST Half) Hill It
hat fuel-try. main livi‘. lIil rig. 3517‘. two morn-Ii
andaIlIlIt...n 131w. and goml n .ce: a good P'Oill'f,
551mm- pom “nitablr for any human Apply
tananI Illiiiapti. No. s2 Wisl street South Non
walk. 1129' ll
AFLUIIII UP HIE ItlllII31MODEKN IM-
prorrincnta. It. at St. A iv to W. II.
smith. :33 West street, 90an Non k. at!)
as WOODWUID HOMBIITIZAD—lt ROOMS.
lint and cold water, bath room heater, .tc .
utth rumbling for live horn-a, cow statues, rhlrken
houses. &c: all in perfect, repair Inquire or I'.
Swarm. at old Well Cigar company. 013 if
PLEASANT flllll IN A CONVENIENT
localityla to persona who would like to
visit Washington some time dnri the winter or
sting. Itoomtndboard m. y. Ina. It.
lg.- 4mm iirlrllnt. N w vhlnutm n. 0. rim!
l
Notice.
'l‘lll Annual Bwtkbolden‘ Meeting of the Nor
wall wCompany I'm be had at lite office
of the company,on “Hedouday may I at. c
o clock p m,
I) E DNBROII, Secretary.
I26 29
cores Rheumatism,
Neuraltia. Sick Hudson:
.
‘2‘\\—L\.p Areaoti-biI (innards can
i Family Po. tire. Bill‘-
)1” 1‘ ll "HI PIIIOIN lNTierqnal
11”" 'lillii
0 A mum l’roprtitnr,
Pnrtlardfl
Quintana-try“
ly rI-llahlefrrtiuinr l‘.l~ s in
0301(0le 51‘“ LVN.
all 101ml. Prr role v vi ry-
where Primed recti- a box
Apothecary South Norwalk Conn. r2r llm
ONE Nlllll'l‘ ONLY.
Thursday, Jan. 29.
nullirnnf the Favorite Acre“,
iiiis Wallace Villa
In Kulr (‘lsrion's Greatest Success.
THE WORLD llllllll'l' HER
Magnificent Fcenery!
Marvelous Effects!
Elaborate Costumes!
’I’lirllllng tiltriatlons!
Admin-tori, 35, no and 75c.
P‘l‘fl'l on sale at llalis'a and I‘lalrteil‘n.
OPERA' uoust,
5 [Ii HTA NLIIJY. -
Jim mic night,
Saturday, January 31.
)21
HANAHIR
Nomlk'r favorite. the eminent lrhh comedian
CHIS. lllllll V’PBNER
In the beautiful Irish play,
SHllllli'I flBllIEN.
Supported by his 0er excellent rn-pa pa.riy rive
Win lettumgm t el’namplori Irlih Jig and It.- l
Dancer of the world “in Inrphy. Champion
Irmh Piper Ilear Veinsr' a new song:
PRICES, 75, 50 and
final- on I'll! at llale‘a and I’lalrtril' a.
35
illusu: HALL,
Monday Evening, Feb, 2.
ON. NIGHT ONLY.
Bartley Campbell’s Greatest Success,
J... SI BERIA,
Under the management of
MK. II. C. K ENNEDY,
Product! with
IAGNIPICENT IIW llCIllRY.
11AM. OOITUIIB.
THE NEW YORK COMPANY.
Mmmmlaatnoyt'vaaeam‘s.
M 30th Norwalk, Wailniaday, January II, 11991. from
E to It p in, for the purpose of correctlng the voting
ill.
Name- to be added to this list may be handed to
City Clerk I I. Crows |‘in to Monday night, Janu
If! ”913.1.IIU n'cloc
CAI! ltLItil N'.‘ HIII'I‘II Board
WILLIAM l RAYMOND, or Heals.
juniw (lialtthlllt IOWNuEND U'Ollufl.
lllatrlct of Nor-walk, as: l’ruhulc
lluurl, J nuarv Ll, A. l)., 1891.
but» of Ill'llaiii Kilth, hits of Norwalk, to
paid tllatrlct dormer-d
The t‘ ouri of Probate for the District of Norwalk
both would and allowed Ill iiioritiiii from tho data
Iii-rIqu for the (fruition; of said «state to exhibit
thilr ilnliun fur semi- nit-til. Thor's who iicglccl in
WWII!“ tllI-ir accounts. pmpvrly title-tied within
said time. will ho III-barred Ii recovery All persons
liidvbted tn .Ialil Elm": are minnow to make no
me dlltc payrrwnlo to
jli 2128 llENllY SEYMOUR. Administrator
Pl. N PflINP.
IIIitaooitvIs l'ulN’l‘)
out I‘ll um » AI.“
CONN.
H0188 Ulllll Pill Hill Willfll'
0) store f'rr-iili from the surround-
lng writer» a. net] In or cry
style.
I E. POWER
.:I it IIiiIiiIitiitToii
[1. DIKLYN 8. ill,
1: uamra lull. IS. IrzKl.Y‘-,
51 Washington Street, South Norwalk
2? Main Street Norwalk.
Pli‘il-Uliii Balers. Guillotine-v
And Ice Cr'cii in.
drill-rs Prouiptiy Attended To.
C 033131.100 9i 1’ UIKLYV
Bennett & Husled,
28 ~I‘lairi M... So. Norwalk.
Mills, Pill], UiSIlli,
Frills, Teiilallli, Piillli, lie
01’ Ill binds in The” Martian,
AT WHOLESALE Alli} RETMl
“.1. l IIKNNm. E :i III'HTKD
WAGONS
New .md «r I: .I hand
Buggies, l'hlll-tlllla. larriages,
f‘: nipples, Spiudliu. etc.
no.3!)
l’l'fl'l‘b {<2 will! Xi“.
Call and See Them.
HENRY TILLY.
FEAT lllOSS
STABLE BElBINll.
Clean, Economical, Healthful.
Al li.II:' 1
HAZELTON
trill trill lull
Hickory. Oak, Pine and
Chestnut Wood.
BlLPll llll AND 81‘8le
Grain and Feed.
liliiil iris
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m- I‘m-1 Hf .rr-Lw,
lllillllllllls
6811M
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l'PllEll'l'lNli ill.
OILS.
Paints, Varnishes,
ROPE,TWINE,
Wire Nilllii, Wallet Wire, Etc
.— ——.. ..._._.
W11: 1111.111
Glamor: B. Pills-lino, Dear
the formula
from which I’lziistod's Cough
Sin—Knowing
lenicdy is prepared, we certify
that the medicines of which it
is composed arc of recognized
utility for throat and lung Iron
and that
lilcs, it contains no
’npiuiii or other poisonous or
injurious drugs.
C. S. Ml'liR,\\', “.11.. NllfW'll‘l'.
mt- . M-¢.~____.MW
soomELDT” &. HOYT,
3'37 Washington 811., So. Nomlk.
Will open Wednesday, lanuiiry 28, a new line of Toillo
de Nords in all the latest styles; also number case 0'1 those
worstc'd dress goods we have been selling for lilo per yard.
TABLE LINEN AND Tom.
Turkey Red Covers, $195, worth $2. 25. Extra heavy
bleached satin finished damask, 72 "1., 98 cents, worth $1. 25.
Extra hciivy bleached damask, b'll id, 59001118 Woilh 75 cents.
Extra heavy bleached damask, 70 iii., 8.3 I:,ciits worth $100.
Large damask napkins from $1 1 l to $3 ‘lt'i dozen. 50 dozen
damask towels 127le iii., only '2.) cents, worth 50. 20 dozen
all linen towels, 19x. '36 in., only 8 cents, worth 15.
HOSIERY.
\iiother case ladies last black hose, 6 pair lot 25 cents.
Ladics' first black cotton boss, 25 cents Liidics' fast black
woolen hose, 25 and 3” cents. Ladies fil‘zl black Cashmere
hose, ~19 cents. A big drive iii (.0 Int 3 Camel lIIIir hose. 290.,
worth 40.: Seamless half hose,2 pair 2.) cents. Childrens
last block cotton 11030110111 10 1050 cents Children's first“
black woolen hose from 15 to 60 cents.
CARPETS.
In our carpet department we have a new stock of carpet»
it“ ol the Izitest styles and :ii the lowest prices; llciiip carpet
l5c, worth 20c Carpet (pilllll'ltll prices» Carpet sweepers,
$1.98., cheap at ,‘2’ at) am i». inmlc and laid! in the best
possible Iiianiicr. Window hPlllll”. made to order, any width
ltlld loiirrlli, .it the shortest police and lowest prices.
~‘collclrl& lloyt. llprIii .lIIiii..W ed lillll‘lll. evenings.
SPECIAL Milli“ 811111
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R, L. Bonus”, if. l‘I., ..
\V. 5. Tlilrli, 31. 1)., lil'.“("il'li’.
ll'
cough or cold use
PLAIS'PED’S
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REMEDY.
It [3 Sure to Help You.
you are ti‘IiiililI'IIl with it
.‘l.t.\'l'l".\t‘TP'l£iIll
Plilslei's Drug Store
Sold by all Druggiats.
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Hilll'lilli lillilli'l'
I In [21“!
anr' Quasi") ,
rte! Veal Imh, lattnn Pork rlalt and i’reah
domed and. armour: Tongue [law
Shoulder, Bacon Iialarmr— Frank
fort-.2",
Home Dressed Poulirv a Specialty.
llrdera Delivered Promptly.
CHARLES SMITH
tzt Mr lashing":- films.
I'll still
Sill iii Bills
At a Big Discount
To make mom for spring stack. Alan a full line of
006 MEDICINES AND SPRATT’S
DOG BISCUIT.
Don I. forget the
Belliiiail iii Liicl Bier!
Open every day until it p. in.
N0. 4 WATER STREET,
fl” arr-warm.
n‘ ._ N .ruaiit .
ELEIIY (I. Counts, \Va-liiugton, I). C. '
IGents’, ladies’ and Children’s
I Do For Pair.
SEE EAST WINDOW.
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WOOLEN HOSIERY
All G “titles at Greatly Reduced Prices.
i. anion & on.
84 WASHINGTON ST.
SOUTH NORWALK. CT.
Selling 011111
All gm do .n I or lrE‘JTS FT RNlrlilfirh DBIWR‘I’IEST, I mlerweir and [lottery at any
mn-i go m- w IvIII gt III up these dopamine—ht» m matte mom for our M’itlivfl HILLISBB
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' FUR CAPES AND MUFFS
W... ‘III sold :I' any rt .r-«mabn- Ir (5" WI inns: mtlu r mm.
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CORSETS.
W. I we The nun-I ,. nrltofllin-II. ,rmulw Ir. lhr. e a'c. and wit l at q» n; (in: surplus stock a: far ;
'hclil“ r at Dow .Ig llim ml to. tool a ll on r ~pII it: h and «well h owr for 5.11.53.
SILK HANDKERCHIEFS
, AND MI’FFIfiR‘i In P am, Winn: and Purity mII-t or. with the teat. Do not inn-this opportunity.
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MILLmERv.
Al. trimmed “mu aid alIan-w must be. sol..l No muriaab‘.» rider rrfIt-cd
l H. KRIEGER,
.\l.ihiickciiin llIitIl Block, South Norwalk.
lliiilll Billillil lillilti!
N'I'ANIII'IDR ID. (10“.
. Eliminator h'ii'llm emirates both an»: to I'll
iw' Irfllnh I will llll'riiflvrt prim lllfll NIIW l-Ilio- III-lit
.l-ImI in min lllirll ll lrgl' and be really ’Iir lite. norm:
demand [look III-I plug Ilflfl'llfl‘ll'll p
shorthand. np.w¥lflll1.7fllel|ph’ I re, vulgar
lbumligh Unaware» in: (ii In paylmr punll on.- I
erlnen dorm» amour-iii. I Iimp- rem Mia “IF. ,
i'all or III-rid for pr Iwcllll AIIIlrIII II i'r wiririit
ltrrlll mom...“ liege riinmfnni lfwlnnn
“MM WW ‘ Mimosa...» ~ 1...... A...
fill.
Horse Buyers:
We are constantly” j
calving Pine Rom... .
suited to all pm ,_
('f‘lllll In my fY"”' flu and m. ’1'. e5
231‘ coacnzns. the;
BEST ROADSTERS. tho
”,CHBAPBST WORKERS ,
and altogether tho “
8881' ”808118" or
ALB 803888 in Fair-I
cocoa transition 2...... m»-
'wanflng any kind of u
For-0. can be united:
828.3 All Roi-m aoitl:
iby this oatabiiahnmnt;
are WAWBD.
% .il. II. PARSONS.
llillllllllilll iiici Fill.
80an n1
Notice.
LL; Ii- none are IIIrliidnlII :i to :4-
who. Ill-an ii If rtv in I wll pay In demy-
commend by her Lilli-r Hill! date
MIKE M £17,“
Ilovith Niirwalk l'nriu. .liui it i 'il
Wild Cherry,
Horehound.
Tar and Tolu,
20 CE
H. R. HALE
MIDIWALK. CONN.
Neat.
doilllll Plilfllll'rmm
m it
llMY so.“ ENGIIR.
Frill SWIFT" NHR'ALIK All") WA“.
gitmmmwvmsui mucous-us
Improved was. ”larder-I promptly am». ,
Wm-
Charles Mott,
atria “Worm-m '
Norwalk Chronicler