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new fork nor-Isl weather Foucaul-
‘ln thiodl‘rlct today-fall toportly cloudy,
warmer weather and froth southwesterly
plants will probably prevail, followed by in-
creasing cloudiness and poulbly by rain or
snow in the night. On Saturday partly cloudy
:a not With PIaisiéil'i
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"lumlemedy.
' 25c and one a Bottle.
oiturtotouo u
”Ned’s Ilrug Store,
;*43 Washington St.
Light annulus Sill n.
1
REID TllE FllllllVlllR:
Gnome B. Pnsisrzo. Dear Sin—Know-
ing the formula from which Plaisted's
Cough Remedy is preptucd, we certify
thotthe medicincsof which it is com-
posed are of recognized utility for throat
and lung troubles, and that it contains
no opium or other poisonous or injurious
Norwalk.
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0. 8. MURRAY, )1. 0.,
Emma
Dunn . .
G. B. lcfiomon, if D.,
We. 0. mm, Ja., ii. 1).. So. Norwalk.
0. G. fineness, iii. D., u
0. W. Borrower, If. D.,
8. Honeymoon, M. 0.. Stamford.
I. L. Bonaxnan. M. D ..
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ELIE! C. CLARKE, M, .. Went Somer—
* ville, Mam.
HIItTIFY Younsnr
AGAINST La GBIPPE!
Ayeor or more a person hardly dared
any had Ggpupe or fear of ridicule.
Now our population have had
it. theother min mortal terror for fear
they toowfll have It. We cannot wonder, for
no lo actrurge haaever visited this conn-
otho trail of death and Inflow
No or clean are excm .
It ‘heen‘t e rats and a ter donfim
fromloflrippe that are been moon-l mr.
huheoa very! ly from grip
Cndlsnot yet. I olclonoore
(am (much BMBlhllil epidemic
carbu- and fatal extensions of the
disuse oait attacks the mucus membranes of
thothreat aadbrunt-l. .l to rousing acute
sequences of the
e
or term notes in death pro-
" loryngitio. bronchitis and? arm
n " “gunman“...
d . Thane yak-lino who‘hove
hot-most cocoa-fol wit the epidemic say
tho-reattmtmeut has been with tonic. The
nostrelled upon hoe boonQolr-lne
M taml‘l'ere a lies the WOM‘MHE
w ”layman-h
k Tumble“! wig Aer“
co- and. Ana whynot
{eta rooted will tour" or
«ufitgki'ddnnm'in'
moon
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”from“? ' °
nitration av
“flannel-am
R. A. liRERllRY 8t 00.,
to fair weather will probably prevail. with
freah westerly winds and alight temperature
changes. preceded by local rain ores-ow on and
near the coasts north of Cape May. and on
Sunday fair to partly cloudymorunr weather.
SOUTH NORWALK.
What the People of Olr‘CIty are being
I“ Saying,
A dividend of 8 per cent. has been de-
claret] by the Norwalk Look 00.
Dr. s. H. Orton, of Eimwood avenue,
isseriously ill with a cancerous oflec
'l‘wemy young people from this place
skated on Cbaomer’s pond at Rowayton,
last evening.
frame for Nelson Hoyt’s home on Bay-
view avenue, this morning.
Miss Bettie Millard. of West avenue,
has returned from a visit with her
friend. Mrs. E. C. Brass. Ridgetield.
The stand pipe at Stamford bumt yes-
yeoterdny and nearly all the trains on the
Consolidated road now stop in this city
to take water.
«A sale of extra good quality un-
bleached muslin at 51c yd.. on Sat. even-
ing from ti to 9, M. S. Smith.
Miss If. L. Dunbar, who formerly ro-
sidcd on South Main Street, has returned
to her home in Springfield. Mesa, after a
few days' visit here.
F. H. Nash & Brother have a new ad-
vertisement to—day of merit to those
looking for stoves. and heaters. or that
desire plumbing of any kind done.
The boat William Morris is discharg-
ingocargo of coal at 8. ll. Tolles &
Co’s dock for J. (3. Wilson & Co. The
boat Vinnie is also discharging there.
Frank N. Ferris, of this city, and Em-
peror Wilhelm ll, of Germany, celebrat-
ed their birthdays Wednesday. Frank
is better looking than Bill, but has not
quite as much power.
——llere is a genuine bargain, and one
never offered before in this city: ('hild-
rea‘a rubbers that were never sold for
less than 25 cents a pair. reduced at I}.
ll. Harvey‘s to only l5 cellist.
Engine No. 35, the switcher at Wilson
Point, ran on one of the floats this morn-
ing about 4:00 o'clock and jumped the
track. The wrecker was sent for and
the locomotive was placed on the rails
again. It was not damaged and but
little delay was mused in traffic.
Tholxlescarpcntcra of the town met
last evening at the office of J. R. Roy-
mond, Water street. The following
mntmittee was appointed to investigate
several matteroand report at the next
meeting to be held at the some place: J.
R. Raymond, flaorge Fuller and M. I).
Randall. ._...._.
—ll. 8. Smith’s reductions in drone
goods at 29c, 34c, and 53c, are eeriecially
good. Hecadvertisement.
M. S. Smith announces in anew adver-
tisement today, a general clearing out
showroom-g tomorrow. He quotes
he figures that tell the advontagetobegain-
edbyorioittohis grand central shop
ping emporium. Reodersof'l'as Bom-
.mmlnvttodtopertuotho prices and
“moi-It theme and inspect .iir
Smith'ootook. , ,
--Wa have reduced our games, the
bestthingever oflmd.toonly80cents,
and our Sunni Rubbers we are selling
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THE EVENING SENTINEL ardond Haste Maugham yester-
‘Jsstss‘oo IN._nitorandPrfm day in Swingwood, of convuhions, aged
1 year and 8 months.
—10lbo. pure lard for ti. otfimith’d;
“hummer-Mr» = f
an ornamental? Dr- Wanda-w
~ Camera, Rhubarb and Senna Anti-Con-
stipation Powders cure Cmstipution and
Liver Complaints. Ask for he. or tile.
sample.
-—Oom'pare our prices with prices quot—
ed elsewhere. South Norwalk Boston
Store.
A man representing himself as Profes—
sor J. H. Camus, went through East
Norwalk yesterday, and mid ncvcral
pairs of glasses. Professor Caruso does
not go about peddling his wart-s.
——-Do‘n’t miss the splendid opportunity
of buying for cost at the special sale at
V the South Norwalk Boston Store.
Frederick Victor, youngest son of Mr.
and lira. 1". Victor Cole, died of convul-
siousat their home, No. 35 Elmwood
avenue, this morning, aged two years
and four months. The funeral will he
held Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
—The Morell'l‘wius, Singing Evange-
listo, are natives of Newark, N. J.. and
authors of several famous tanks. includ-
ing “The Morroll‘l‘wim, 25,000 miles in
amcrica and Europe.” They have recent-
ly returned to America from an extort-dye
tour of Bumpe,
A number of young people gathered at
the residence of Miss Jennie Rood, Pair-
ileld avenue. last evening and formed a
dancing club. The next meeting will he
with Miss Charlotte M, otrruer of
Franklin and Clay street.
——Rexpionable prices at lane's de
restaurant. ,
Twelve of the young ladies outplayed
in Roth & Goldschrnidt's factory attend-
ed the sociable of Pionrerllook and Lad-
der company in Westport last evening.
They were drivnu over by Rosy Thump
son in Solmamt' wagonetto.
—Yicklod tongues. pickifil {rind feet
and pickled tripe, at Smith's Washington
market. _.- -... .._.
The Norwalk and South No'rwalk
Elmtric Light maupaoy are engaged in
laying the new cable fl‘TIWi the
harbor near the- Washington street
bridge. The cable is about 500 feet in
length and doubled. (icrmanio
Hall will be illuminated by incandescent
lights when the cable is completed.
Lights will alsobe placed in several of
the atoms screen the bridge.
—-Doncers, yoncan gut dancing pumpi,
at (7. ll. liarvcy"s for 75 cents. that have
been reduced in price front $1.75. ‘
Taylor & Golden odjusted tho insur—
ance on the Bell island hotcland its con-
tents yesterday. it will be remembered
that the hotel was burned to the ground
January 2. Foster Brothers. of Dnubury,
received the full amount of the insurance,
“,400 on the building and $500 on their
furniture. R. J. Frye, the landlord. who
Was occupying the hotel, also ntoeivr-d
the full amount of his insurance. “.500.
——You can save one-fifth the price of
any boots or shoes by purchasing them
at C. ll. Harvey’s during the next week.
Everything marked down 20 per cent.
The third annual hall of Putnam lioso
oomynny, No. l, wm heldat Music Hall
last evening. The decorations were very
tastefulondconsited of polmoond potted
plants. Professor (lrceniield’e orchatra,
of New York, furnithcd mueic. Preview
to the dancing the musicians rendered
three very enjoyable concert selections.
Buppsrwooeerved in the hall under the
direction ofChorleo Addism, of the bor-
outtlt— hike the two previous balls given
by the comma}. it proved a pleasant
I'll! for all who owndod.
-—ll. 8. Smith says: j‘llere’s another
opportunity you moot afford to rain,"
that it his reductione in muslin under-
wear and linen clock.
ltieroiddutlT.l‘-‘imerald. of
Row York, whohadGeorgeEStorr or-
rrotsd for dominion to kill binnlioe
withdrawn hiochorgo,oud Stanisnow
held there ouswarront sent down by
ChiofVollmn‘. Thtcliiefhesbeenlook-
iogforfitnrforootne timeondwheuhe
located him sent the wmant down.
Aft. Ir. Pitsgcnld found he was wont-
ed-hereforforgsryheogmdtnietamr
neutrino that duress-he wouldn-
colic a heavier-eateries. Chief Voti-
our sap-its to not retrofitted papers
andhavefitorrpiaosdiu thew
jallfortriollultnthonoweok.
~Downtheyp. Printout hoobood
shoes. WenteeCJlJlarnywiliull
um
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motorist
Mm» IVs-would“
«enlistment eta-ea,
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anythinginhiutoreetorodactinnoffl ‘
W WM M.
‘GicvortObsnodrortise "pedal-ale
oflodiee'ehoes inorder to make room
for print M- .
A number of the local firemen attended
the opening of «Pica-Ir flock .anddatl-f,
derldountaoy'sx ham-wilt Weetpmt loot
trains '
"A Wonrfmm'lsyiluwerdleolt
and Ladder company will attend the
ball of the Eaton. Cole & Buroharn in
Bridgeport, tonight. ‘
I'll-Councilman Lockwood and Harry
Govern are greatly improved to-day, and
their runny friends hope to see them
about in a few weeks.
Peterlliiler. of the firm of Miller a
Sample, and president of the Union
iiospcl Temperance Reform Association,
has a severe attack of the grip.
Several members of the Fire Police
will attend the sixth annual concert and
ball of the Eaton, Cole d: Burnham com-
pony, at Madison Hall, Bridgeport, this
evening.
in honor of his birthday. J. R. Roy-
mond isoutertoiningo number of friends
by giving a clam moot today in the
dining parlors of his Water street car—
PGW 3MP-
ovnaine turn
Howe and Gossip of the Day in East
lerwolk.
Selectman Oscar Raymond was in
New York yesterday.
Mrs George W. l’flilllpt died at her
horm- ou \‘anZuudt avenue. this umrn-
ing.
D. Sinuhliug is moving; to day from
Colehuttcr into ll. ll. Tolls-5' lll'lllfit‘ on
Henry strict.
The carpenters are again at work on
the new depot and expect to lum- it
completed in a few days.
Preohling Elder Wing, of Stamford,
preached to a large mngregntion in the
Methoditt church. last evening.
There are live our loads of freight on
the siding here for Emit Norwalk parties.
ll. I). Randall has a car load of lumber
in the lot. -_ “.7“
Mrs. James Johnson, of Brooklyn. hm
arrived here to core for her mother, Mrs.
Thomas Eldrad, of VanZandt avenue.
who is quite ill. ....
Drug-gist Mallory, of Stamford, “ho
punrhasotl the business of T. 8. "nil in
Randall‘s block, will, it is said, reopen
the store in a few days.
Willie Gier. the luggage master at thr-
depot, is mansions to have the depot
0pm in the morning on time that he
gets up about midnight.
The Republicans on this side of the
river are quite active in having their
nammc-nmllod on the membership lot
of the club. Saxons can be handed to
Harry Rider. president of the club.
The member» of Mayflower Hulk and
Ladder company are busy preparing for
their fair, entertainment and amiable
which commences next Thursday even-
ing. An attractive advertising pm-
gramme . is being printed, and the tin-
booths in Randall's llall are erected.
They will be for the sale of confectionery.
baskets, fancy article-J, etc. :lupper wilt
be served in the side moms.
"H.508 POINT.
Simon llunro is perfectly delighted
with this section of the country. and can
hardly hear the idea of returning to his
native wonky—Canada.
.i. ll. Stools, of the firm R. P. d: J. ll.
Siesta, was at the Point yesterday.
Kicker-en‘s, Norwalk. a few days ago
with o avers attack of heart complaint,
in ttnpfOYan, and hopes to be able to
start for New York by February 2.
Thchridgohuildsrs were pm My...
dar- ,
, by t- noun Johnson like-one at
America's greatest pirate? Hello-long
fellow. _
V..- ....,,.
STAINID.
Thetownhollwoocrowdcd looteven-
ingotthefourth annual entertainment
andhallgivenhytheStorafordl’ir‘eDe
pertinent, anditproredoneofthemoot
brilliant moor-es of the season. lies
Cornelouisolloy, awsll known reciter,
wooheardlntwoaelectionsond deiidito-
edtheondiencebyherdromoticaudelo-
cutionpy powers. William B. Green,
humorist, WW all with Indeter-
er witiobtn. Ilia southern dialect in
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aALJNVENTORY.
South Norwalk.
l ‘i
mammals
t‘ttalli fill ’ w
lmmmwmlm
, « » ‘ loll-latent Flour ‘-
for nearly half aooutury. invite you to call at Ringer?
of Charter. E. Seymour, 33 Washington “met, to test 3
the delicious Biscuits, Mullins, Griddle Cakes, etc" .
which will be served from Jan. 26 to 30, inolusivc,in'
an inviting manner. Don’t fail to call. Recipebookg ‘
will be distributed free.
MN,
THE WRRLD FUR IBM.
“The now wrestle realist: and nlnttlno
f“... ..'",.:'..W...:.:i‘:.t mutated;
meal . ommnu' ."-
'Weflxnfvghunuri Repum Eileen readers!"W ‘
a
”Mm our Democratic friendsa piece
of good news: . . , , .
lire-World intends to anthwfil elect
another Democratic Wt thin year,
m it elected Grover Cleveland in “it‘ll.
Whether the Democratic candidate
shall chrovrr Cleveland, representing
tlwcausc of Tariff Reform. or any one
of a number of other Dctuocratic leaders
who can be elected, reprmcuting all the
elements of op nutrition to Republicanism,
tlieWorld wrl be foremost to his sup-
Tho next President muat be u
00““.
But while doing this, The World will
give to its Republican Headers. as it did
In the I'm-eat campaign, a fuller an
[letter report of Republican meetings an
meet-hes in the Pnnid- ntinl canvass than
a organs of their own party print.
The World never colors news: it photo-
gra he eve-nor.
T u.- World is now printing an nvcrn e
of over 330,000 copies a day. It has run it
a not average gain of 36.000 a day during
the past year. it will circulate next
year. on the basis of this increase only.
at least 120,000,000 copies of the able-it,
strunng and best Democratic newspaper
ever printed.
The World is recognized as distinctly
the newsmpor of the people. it believes
that to bcthc highest journalism which
is dodicnu-d to the public service.
The World puts heart and conscience
into Its work as well as brains. It is the
baudmnid of juaticc, the unraveller of
mysteries, the detector of crime, the
friend of the friendleeo, the help of the
poor tin-strength of the weak. Realiz—
tng that its power comes from the It’vi-
ple. it gives back to them freely w iat-
n-vcr service its influence and its resource»
enable it to render.
With a porn-u equipment, a thorough
organization, mpoblc direction and a
deco determination to more on and up
to higher bimbo and greater achieve-
ments. The World wishes it» multitude
of readers a Happy New Year, and ,conti»
deutly bids them to exact from it dur-
ing um even more wonderful things
than It has already accomplished.
if a druggist in Kalamolm. )llt'll., had
five custom-rs, and four of them had
dyspepsia. and the other rheumatism,
and he only had a down bottles of Car:-
tus Blood Cure in stock, how many
would he haw to order in addition from
his wholesaler to cure the lot“: About a
quarter dozen.
R. H. l’laiatod. of South Norwalk,
always has enutmh Cactus Blood in stock
to cure his mist-mere.
Notice. '
Til [‘1 Water ( 'omtuisalouers hereby announce
that hurt-.tftrl' until further BI)"CI‘.TEI¢
mt-tvr mt.- .‘nr all [haunted water will be at
thn- mm 111' m.- vents per thousand nilnns.
{Ruffian a... Rat—Kath. January at. it”;
s. 110.», . .
WM. u. um». '3 “E‘W’WW
cuss. s. 'mowntumt-z.» “WNW”-
$2: iw.
l)l.~‘Tth'T til” NORWALK. SS" PituiiATi-l
I'ourtJanuar Is. A. "430:.
Rotate of Goa l. Weed, late of Norwa'k.
in said dialrirt, creased.
Thel‘nun of Probate for the Dist rlct of Nor
walkhalh limited l-lllll allowed nix months from
the flute hen-of for the rmlitnh of sold estate
to exhibit their claims for settlement. Thane
whom-alert to resent their accountzg primer»
ly attested. all in said time. will be tit-barred
a mmyery. All peritona indebted to said emote
are requested to malts immediate payment to
H Sglddlalblfi BAKER, Administrator.
5 ‘. ‘ l
\t'hwn-zts, written application has her-n made
to this I'nurt for administration of the Estate
at Ann Finn on, late of Norwalk, in said his
”louder-vow .
Union-d. That tulltl op licotinn br- heard
and determined at the Pro into (mice ln .Vor.
walk.:on the lid day of February. 1W3, at 3
o'clock ltTKQI'I-MIID: and "it“ public notice ”left“
of no QT?” to all persons intercetul therein by
publin lug lltlatirtlrl’ in a Improper having, a
circulation in said district. at least five days
before said day of htartnr.
ASA i. \"tlllllWAIlll.
12m Judge.
CUMMISSIRRERS' llllTlllE. I
ill? .N'llitSi‘ltlliEitN appointed by the
(form of Primate for the ill-.tru-t of Sur-
wolk. t'umtulasioners to receive, examine, and
decide upon the clnlma of the creditor» of the
rotate of Thaddeus tiuyer, of Norwalk, in mid
District.“ insolvent debtor. hereby its not.
ice tlutt we will attend to the dune-an our said
appointment at the office of ”Motion Swarm,
in Norwalk. at South Norwalk. in said ille-
lrlct. on that! day of .‘lort'b not, amt on the
31 do) of A til. um, at ”o‘clock forrumn, of
each of nah. days.
Dated at Smalltalk? M day of January. A.
L. I”. ll. “.80“ . . l . .
- cum-mas swam; ‘I'Wm‘m‘lm'
ill “329
contestant honor.
Vl‘llx scat-uranium: appointed b the
trnert of Probate for the Diolrict n Nor-
walk. (.‘vunmiaobiners to receive. rains and
decide none the claims of tho cred in of the
eatotte of Will and William . lloro
man. int n ma . a said blurb: co-
n u the name or core
ml vent debtor», herebyegive m-
tion that we wil attend to the dot of our
uldo ntua tot the office of Nelson Toy—
lor ia orwat-t in said District It tomb Vor-
r..t;.r.:“°. ‘ltlt’&”.‘t“‘“ m“? "n
y . a on o‘c u ore.
noon. of each of said do
ye.
tloldL‘onrt heal led and allowed Ih
month from the delighted for Mammal
tone 0 M “l .
m3 at w... u. in? do; of January.
ls'i'ltit‘i‘ tli‘ SititW.\l.K, 5.9.. PRUliATfZ
t‘tM'ltTJunuory '13. A. it, tart
A. I)...” Vt
fiffiufifiwfi : frommtnaloners.
gamma.
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llllllliEPflRT THEATRE.
A Good Bessrvedhoatluior All Attractions.
“Em o J". ”a
Wllb ”All!“ Th llama MIT-Pb.
' OSCAR MOORE.
Tho Wonder. Anomsrtoiotaent for old
commoner.
Mateo-I Vedas-dentition”.
Macaw-dared”
aluminium.» who a
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Jan. 30, Eon”!,..2,,~33,..4, 5 and 6,
'9; ‘ ‘ . " ‘ ”firm—(DATES OF—
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The Greatest Special Sale Ever Given in South Norwalk.
Our grand annual January clearing sale of all winter stock, and special reductions on our s rin
of calling the same to your attention; Presidential year is usually looked upon as being apt t: bf mid: 3;?”
kinds of business. With us, however, we intend to make it our-banner year. We feel justly proud Wm we .. wl
have the very finest store there is between New York and Bridgeport. Just think of it! Floor. space on the mag... of
over (6,000) six thousand square feet. We have about 350 feet of counter which we devote specially to Dry Goods, audoues'poca
of 50:50, which we give over to our Kitchen Department which by the we ’ -
. . , y, Is the lar at and '
the town of Norwalk, and it has no superior in the state. it 1mm complete of any m
South Norwalk Boston Store,
83 WASHINGTON STREET.
Take special notice of the vices quotcd‘hcre. To our out—of-town friends we would '
purchases of $.00 or over. iis store lathe place to do your trading. say
Dress Goods.
38 inch Cashmercs. all shades andM’erarcl.
black. 21c per yard. ~ f’ '
38 inch Sum-s, heavy weight half-e
dollar goods, (the yard. - ‘-
lIxtrn all-wool Henriettas inuil shades,
Our address is
83 Washington Street, South Norwalk.
All. ”All llRllER8 RECEIVE THE REST OF ATTENTION.
we will allow your carbon-r
. E 45 inches wide; bee ’ mo-
”I of about '30 pieces, fancy pluidsiytdnsing out price 470 31'1“?“mg at ' '
and stripes. 36 Inches Wlflt’. worth :lllc? Special drive in 3 Ladies’ lanc black
l!” yard: reduced price 31k yard. Horsey. only 490. y
'15 plo‘t'fi's Mourning. etnpcs and plaids, i 5 yards of Skirt lining for 191'.
6 l D Domestics.
1 yon s ' mtincntul i' llllllléatht‘tl.$l. Best Dress Calico 45c yard. ‘ l 000 ordst l' .
13 yards um bleached for at. Shirtin - (Lalicos n - l. l ' ' y ~ 0W“ m" 4° W "'6'
[lost 2i yard wide Sim-ting. we yard. I" A per you White Count nes only 09c each.
Best of Apron (linghatns 71¢ per yard. . 1 dozen on k' ’ -
Large size, 383:“ in all lihcu towels,‘ 500 yards I:l'db‘llef‘)(r)i4lv"u(.7loth, 1} yards:
1
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Heavy unblmuhul Canton flannel. l5c‘
n two for ‘37-"- 0 Wide. the very best quality, 15c yard,
quality, loge yard.
Note the place,
SOUTH NORWALK BOSTON STORE
83 Washington Street.
Good Table Linen, 56 inch, 19c per yard. 1,000 yards Canton Flanm-i
You always get your money‘s worth when you trade with us. .
Hosiery.
In this department we will only men- in: 2~lc Pfit'll. . w 1:. - . , - . > -
tion a few llllh'tlil however tltv-n- :trv' liiy's Shirt Wad-fr ‘33?"lmch. ‘ttihrkrrtdg;)ri::last-1931"." ”hm m the
ump- walnut; for you. lirtttw' real Shuwkuit Hrilt' Hus-2. no‘ Jul: lot “f 15.1%”, 6 “'19,.
(watt.- Outing Flannel shirts—for on. lltlllzlllnll. but the real goods, 2 pair, lilo. {chimp-mien “5,, this :3“
sub- we have put in an extra lot of well. Latin-9' black and fancy lltrsv. 2 for 190. ’ Buys? extra-ribbfll an 9,
made. 200d tutti-m5. rockets. rm. that 5” mlnzvn (hams uulnundried Shirts. i choice- l‘llc por mi-
are well wurthll‘cht-n (nothings mov- reinforcml back and front. in fact anti ., '1 l .
7
50 per yard.
quality
ilc pair.
Horse, all sizes,
lim- is what will interest you: our
KlTCH EN DEPARTMENT.
Twin.- tho sizn of any stock of this kind in town.
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A-ll'il ' t'lh’T Yul” VAL? l1 ("NT “’1' ! VALUE . '
2hr l’grfnmtml Wash Baud. file 1 lfx' Stilt Bust-s ............... he i 3037 Dinner Pails “wry“:
40c \‘l ash Tub Stand ........ 29c 53‘ Yukon. . . . ............ . iv , il’w Sharia Muga- tlct‘ornted :5:
Ho Hour Steven ........ 5c I‘vv lftzit [runs .............. :lft'll’n it} hit 105 [amps calming“, We
[to Scrubbing Brush. . . .. . . . ?c i 25c Dish Putt ........... ch lilo Glass Water Pitchers 194:
2...“ P‘tin-r Paula .............. 19v Mr 7: quart toil-2c Pot ........ ttl- ‘ 3th,- tllass Fruit Dish A .. . 93
tic Dish Mop ................ 80 150 '2 «plain )lilk l’uils... . . . .. 7c 3 """""
Value- tllllmll" pit-cr- Dinner Sets cost you $7 49 Vain: :3! r', 0" '
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lion! make a tutslakr because the do not describe each nrttclv: we have not time, The prim-csiare t'ltealtplczofiltig‘m'gk
how one week and on» week only. Don‘t let it go by without your getting what You need. I . ' on
South Norwalk Boston Store,
83 WASHINGTON STREET.
39v. 3 pit-cc table set. salt, rapper and l
250. Vinegar (inn-ts. large sir», lilo. Ever k' ’
vinegar. on glass tray. 2“ y and conceivable of Lamps at
$2.75, Tollt‘l Set. 8L”. , 20 pp" cent. ”durum.
50¢. muud \Vaah Boilers, tile. ;
Cloaks.
Wu- nn-ntiou no prices cam-pt to say that you make the him-st mistake of your lives if you do not look us over
“mm ‘ Special Bargains in Notion Department.
on ’ins...
. . “5c dozen pelican Past colorornbroidcring cotton, ml. (linear Crochet C
{Cemrt slick, white or drab .. . . In: hair! black. blue. pink. yellow and ('Iark'» ifmchct (3:2: - ' H i . ..... l3:
7“, m m“, ................... ,-,. ..th whitc ........................ 2.- spml , x... l l’icut nt .- mm It """""
[flack ’ms ......... , ............ h- boxltluod luk: ..................... 4c llllllt'l Feather Stitch mid. ’ .‘ 3.2; yam lob:
lEarths-tit I’m» .................. 21' paper l ldllltl Mundane ................. 4c bottlt', \Vrl‘lllfl Paper '''''' ml“ b"; .WW If}?
(moot ‘ .........3'n' dwtco' Liquidiiluc. _ _ _,,,.,._.,,.,_....'ictmttlot Writing l’uwr.......l-‘io box‘ worth ill:
W“ l n \l’ruing Pap" ....... m box: worth 33c
,, Special in Toilet Soaps- ., . sf of ‘ " ’ a *-
mggkley's “lite-cherub?" limp} l in the Db?‘ owills‘lalliisc (Rte. v . worth lac. ‘
min: more: one , yccrine, ‘ tro qua ty to one trans mu Coo r'n mane
Elder l-‘lowenr. Rose. Casti and Brown fllvcerino limp. 10c. worth l5c. pa chants; hands annihimfiim “3:.
Windsor, only Scenic. Iatra fine Sweet Violet Soup 12w, prim-251'. ' ' '8’
South Norwalk Boston Store,
83 WASHINGTON STREET.
Stainped Linens.
to demon mas tic each. to door-n (new Bibs. do each. a; dozen Scarfs. rum, rm. and Dita. 100 each: worth '59.
An all-linen. full-oioe'fray Cloth talc; worth tic. A line linen Damask Tray at 17c; worth also.
Muslin Underwear Department.
Aprons open work, with item. then Omar-turrets. 269,390.00. Chi bbord
liner tiles. lacunae. ’ cum Drawers. tucked. lBic. Iroefiyfigfa'i'cfi ”on” “3"
enema-cc... announcemen- mw m «-
mm ooo,'ue,’ooc,"nc.' . . ‘ net is. . cam. llc; wire.
luciosin were , 'veusocali. W ow - V ”l“- '
word. or yang moneyy Iglfundod. a guarantee comp] “macho" in every '99” 0f the
8an begins hum 30. Sale closes Fehnnry 6.,
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Norwalk Chronicler