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—Pure nodes with pursuance. a
cup,depotrsstanrant. Opulall night.
The Richardson d: lorgan company’s
foundry will shut down tonight for a
period of three months, it is said, on so-
connt of the dullnessof trade.
George Lockwood is agent for the
New York life Insurance company. and
_ ' odersahberalpohcytothoss who con-
a'm” "'1'. ..'“n‘hw%:i'£rl§ilomfi template having their lives insured.
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(1 ’ ~Reducedl Reduced! Overcoats and
pea jackets at greatly reduced prices.
ll. Bielefsld. North Ilalu street.
The Hungarians, or Hagyars, will hold
services in the Springde chap-l at
moo tomorrow morning. and on Wed-
nesday evening at 7:30. Jan Pedro will
conduct the services.
Judge Perry yesterday rendered his
decision in the Gustafson-Power case.
tried in the Court of CommonPleas.
Thursday. The suit wutOJ'ecorerW
Thejudge decided that Gustafwn w
entitled to”! M ‘
—-Country chickens. (fresh killed).
New York Market. M Washington at.
.. am to allow——
Wt'QHtW" 0-10“: arsenal-g
-.‘$t»'l}f ' a; v hall-n.
Iun‘cianTaylor. formerly of Company
D,“ W‘lrareling for a New York
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—-Hotlil‘e:mads tau-gs at New York.
larkct. 100 Washing'w: *reet.
Th6 “liable Rowan" arrived in Bath,
“no. Wednesday, after a stormy pas—
'l'hs>“fira EFerris" is frnssu inatWil-
son Point,where’shs will remsiuuntil
thabioskadelsrembved; '
~Insuuahle prion at Lane’s depot
m Opeu‘all night.
fl 4;. « tr.
First Sergeant George M. Crossulan, of
CompanyLWinnéd. has been appointed
secondheulenant of that company.
Since the fare on the Dauhury divi»
sion from Catherine street to South Nor-
walk was reduced from ten to live cents,
travel between those points has largely
iacraasd. About forty passengers new
board the use. regularly. ‘
——Jobu Ii. Dahln. the pianotuuer, will
boin South Norwalk Tuesday next, the
l'llh, for business. Address all unit-rs
tohim,cars liabackemo .liotel, before
that time. ‘
The sdjutaut metal has sent to Col-
ollel Frnstasupply of a pocket edition
of the duties oiseutinela on post, tobe
distributed to the oilicera and members
of the Fourth regiment. It is intended
thatsoldiesashall commit to memory the
instruction perscribed.
file limos-ids slum cl;b went to the
smear. sad the. R. w. Keeler, at
‘liortll 'Wiltm, oil's-sleigh ride last night.
-—Ileducedl Reduced! Overcoats and
pea jackets at greatly reduced prices.
B. Iielefeld; North lain street.
A. Dickerson ‘d: Son announce a
specild sale of bleached and unbleached
cott us; also of rehdy made pillow cases
and sheets.
Ire. William Pinch. of Osborn avenue.
East Norwalk, arrived here lastnight,
after an absence of three months at
Robert Gregory was sliding on the
Clay street hill this morning when he
was taken with a fainting spell and fell
in thesnow. Several companions went
tohis assistanceand he was placed ina
sleigh and taken tohis home, No. ll
High street. where Dr. Burke attended
him. ' ____“___
~Big line of men's flannel working
shirts from 50o. up. Bielefeld's, North
lain street.
Three hundred ladies‘ and misses’
rubber cloaks, madeof the best rubber.
with cape and hood, is the bargain
Btnrtevsut has to offer this week. llr.
Bturtevant claims that these goods are
the biggest bargains in this line over
placed before the people of South Nor-
walk.
. The baIardy suit of Mary Heal, of
Norwalk. against John Powers. was de-
cided by Judge Perry yesterday in favor
of the defendant. Judge Perry said:
”The plaintifl by her own confeniou w
of such phenomenally easy virtue, that
the trier feels constrained togivs adverse
testimony equal weight with hers."
s i 4 ———.—_
—-Bluellsh. smv 1t. steak cod, c'isoos,
etc.. etc. New York larket, 100 Wash-
jngton seen; ‘ ‘
7H,. :l-t *l/T'T'T’fi
Sergeant Axrthpt; Dodge, of Company
C, 69%.».besu appointed first
sergeant to succeed Sergeant Johnston,
who was milled second lieutenant.
William Barnes, a lwakeman of the
nightcsew "on switcher thirty-Ive, had
theendof‘the..thapbon his left hand
tahan d1: while coupling cars last night.
~0ur‘ lotto—Frail goods, but quali-
‘1. 10"” m Lane's. 5] Washing-
ton strsst.
The suit of lil- Anua R. Quirksgainst
Clark Weston was withdrawn yesterday
afternoon by the plaintifl, and Justice
Ilorrell nolled tllecass. The state pays
the costs.
The'reart’ived‘ln South Norwalk yes
tacky, by frsight,onshuudredncks,or
threstonsofrninsralwool,tobeussd as
allrerrnofand dsadeuor for the floors
throughout Boyt‘aoperahouss building.
:4 he» went sn- swim
"tr Mew-Mum soon»: harm it
ll solo by bales, ton and car loads.
—Juuius Brown does painting, paper
hanging and general jobbing. Order
alstsiupostoflios. P. 0. address. 30.!
flavllandstrsst. South Novvvalk, Ct.
In thus hours of discontent, when
timesarshardsndmouoyscaroe. it be-
heoveaeveryhodytobtry tlssvuscusitiss
of. tits. wlwrs they ‘sangsstisl'nle‘stllil‘
mount-rm: Warehouse-M"
vii-rs till-Basses him be carried
WMIM .Dlrco «Byway-wash
grocery store. His new advertisement
at the top of this page furnishes interest-
ing reading to every man with a family.
”DIWALI NEWS.
A Dressy Dad'st-l Its-s [rota the
muslin“
IbGrscsHaIlmffloyt street, lavis-
ltlngrslstiveslnllidgstleld.
The infant daughhlr of Postmaster
(hunt Bubbsll died this noon.
Osorgnli. Allen, of Chestnut street,
hasreturnydfroul an extended trip to
NawYosk. ~
Thu scholalsofrcolnsixofthsflver
Geolgplwrlop,‘ s switohmsn sin’ployé
ed by the Naugatuek Railroad company,
Bridgeport st 8:!) o’clock this morning
and wnrun mind we, killed.
He nub-album cold and slipped
on tbs/ha mot.
A copy of “(Ionusotlont Ion in the
Revolution, Warof mill, and War with
WWWy the stats from
odlcial has been obtained for the
of themsufroniConnsotiontwho
apartofyoarpatrcaags. Try-.hs- Nttenonthsum'l'hnrsdsybys
oonlsoonrtnosdaadssvslaousyhytrad- dogownsdonthsltsssssnfarla.
Bossdofcouusllslsnwlllholdan
foil ouau icy sidewalk yesterday and
The rector'.ofst.Psul's church wll
brain at ones the formalin-lots ole.
mammalian-silos; ;
rumours-originates”
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cases; we” Upwards.
Theymaytslksbouths.but themajor-
they wtchcItha. run-mull
finest grades of Fancy Moss. is our
greatest bobby. Ones tried makes sur°
clutonlers. Ifyouwbhthellusstl’otatoes
of native stooksesours. Wecan spnad
loom, 9.4. Ill-l. ‘ ,
ity arr-venous or thbcity no. where” .
your table at a minimum cost.
CHA
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behind. , nil} , .. J ”ms: !
Wit-d
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3am" . tiisJasli'ary claim ‘ ‘
the Boston store, Norwalk.
.Aspschiboroughmcetingtolayataa
willhsheld in the townholws lionday
aftsrulon,bsginuiugstllo'clock.
thuixEugiueoompany bdyshltcbsd
atealnof hmsestothsir"doublelippsr'
Mnightlndaujoycdaalcighridc.
Hunger Charles E. Lockwood, of
Westpost avenue. resumed his trips to
New York today after a week’s illness.
Deputy Sheri! Jams Tonsrhas levied
anathchmout for “.200 on the Bangal-
luck Iron Works building. in behalf of
New York partrse.
Captain R. 1!. Dose, of Company I".
has received an invitation to attend the
tint annual reception of Company K, at
the armory in Bridgeport. February I.
Auctioneer James Iitchsll will sell the
brick factory and land on Hoyt street.
formerly occupied by Thomas Collins.
the shoe manufacturer. atpublic auction
next Saturday afternoon at 3 o‘clock.
Robert VsnBuran treated the choir
boys of Gracschurch to asleigh ridslast
night and afterwards a supper. The boys
badajollytlme and todayarsloud in
their praise of lfr. VanBureu’s hos-
pitality.
0. 0. Burton, the “all hot” man. while
relhrniuv from aeleigll ride late last
night. attempted to cru- the artrsck
near the Opera Home. Theslcigh was
ovsrtarnedand Ir. Burtonandbiscom-
panhln, Peter Callahan, werethrown out.
No damage was done.
A sleighing party Jolnposed of
lites Bertha Stout. Annie Burr, mug
Gregory. Luella Vsalloossar. Its-rs.
Willi. salls'ca, ,wru Sliith, chaos
Belleck and thrones Hanson droret'o
Orson Farms last night and mi
piasaut call upon a friend of Ir.
Smith. ‘
George Ia'kia. of Wilton avenue. yes-
terday celebrated the twenty—first anni-
vuaaryof hi birthday. In the everdng
about forty of his friends gave him a
surprin party, and dancing formed the
principal pastime until 3 o'clock thb
morning. A collation was served at
midnight.
The newly organised choir of the first
Baptist church cons'wta of a double quar~
letthhaleadiIIx four being Dr. 0. R.
Mraouegal, lira. C. 0. liner, li-
Aunie Peck and Frank Crowther; the
second four, lliss Lulu Stanley, Miss Ella
Campbell, llr. Stafford and Charles
Pillow.
W. I]. Hall. secretary of the State
Sunday School association, and W. N.
Simon, a member of the executive oom-
mittes of the amociation for Fairfield
county. will meet with the Broad River
Sunday school tomorrow at} p. us.
Both gentlemen are earnest workers in
theSundayschoolaudaullourof inter-
ut to all h anticipated.
AtDo'olock last night thermometers
registered three degrees below sero. and
at H) o‘clock the mercury had dropped
onedsgrsalower. At midnight it was
dredegrca below the cipher, continu-
ing at that point until early morning,
when it went up to two above. At 8
o'clmk it was four above. There was no
wind blowingarld the cold was not felt
asth as on previous days, when a
brisk northeast wind hu prevailed.
'l'llspriceof pork increases, until now
the and mussge are retailingfor damn
i! 5W5 wheels “in kind- 0'
sisst.havssdyssosd.wordipw.. '
m’”..."‘."l'.‘.’l‘!:."‘"w'" M 3.3
l .
“one, islet resolut'mum
best, which is also beginning to show an
upward tenllencv. lany are buying
whatisknownssooarssmcah. The
local butchers liod thoygsnnot supply
piecssuevsrussdhiforearenowcntup
for this purpose. 'I‘llsrshallkdlhood
thatbssfaud porkwlllstlll fnrthsrad-
vanes. .
The laces-of Chamberlain’sOongh
ltsmsdyln sdsotingaspsedy cursof
brought itlntn greatdemand. lure,
I’oulius at Ben. of cum, onto,
nouriathatvlolnlty. JsalQussamf
John-toss.w.Vs..-r-ltausbatla
ever used. it. 1. Jones. druggistJVl-
laau, Ital-Ill: "(lllalshsdsls'sOoaga
itsnsdylspsrfaalyrdla‘his. lliavsai.
sayswsrrsatsditaadltasnrfsilsdto
glvsthsmtflpnfdrtnthhltb.’l’lfty
csut bottlw lat al- brill-um.
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unreal-unsung”.
no good drilling Ia- lmsl-t out
aansdastsraliamandthssttsstsdth
do and W. sow-N, t “Mr
. Wednesday evening, December 8.
————— 5
Iathias H. Kliug, of New Haven, and
[he Chrhtlue Peterson. of Norwalk. are
iobomarricd the latter partofthis
mouth ’
Officer liartin rescued three valuable
horse blankets last night, which had
been left outside of an lip—town store to
perish with the cold.
._J_.__
The entries for the coming billiard
tournament at the Norwslk club close to-
night. and the drawings will also he
niade. The contmtants will then select
a managing and rating committee.
The members of the Alpha Wheel
club have been invited to attend the
anniral reception of the Rambling Wheel
club. at Jeffersoniau Hall. Bridgeport,
A social gathering was held at the
residence of James W. Storey. on Maple
street. last night. There was vocal
rustic. and all present psmed a pleasant
evening.' Solos were sung by Miss Ella
J. Byabee and lies Susie Benedict.
Sarah Tome, of Norwalk, was yester-
day granted a divorce from Barry Toms
for cruelty. Harry was in the habit ol
threatening his wife with a pistol and on
the day that he left her choked her and
turned burr clothing into carpet rags with
a pocket knife.
u’clock. Rev. F. E. Robbins officiated.
l‘hé shupmstes of the deceased from J
H. ’h‘uckley & Son's elastic web factory.
attdndsd inahody. The burial was at
Union cemetery. ‘ '
Somecruelpersontiedacat in a bag
and dropped it over the Wall street
lhln‘ ice near the running water. and the
baltwas frozen fast to the ice. The ani-
nsal howled piteously, and was finally
put out of ils misery by belug shot from
the bridge.» ...__.._. M” --- -_
For pains in the chest there is nothing“
better than a flannel cloth saturated with
Chamberlain‘s Pain Balm and bound on
over the seat of pain. It will prodtu-e a
counter irritation witllout blistering. and
is not so disagreeable lls mustard: in fact,
is much superior to any plaster on ur-
oount of its pain-nllierlng qualities. _11
used in time it will prevent pneumonia
Fifty cent bottles for sale by G. C. Still-
on. druguist,
If a New York millionaire glves a diu-
ths'dsmaud for soup honessnd msny'
thatlthasgalnsdsrspuhtioasacoud h
oer aaihtilgvinue mdofiothstmsncmting
700. , w in gives 1 peo ys pals.
and these peo e spend 81. 56.00 llifdoc-
tora’ bills Iinnli have to pay 8.5.00
each for Cactus Bil Cure to cure them,
what would be the saving per caplta If
the dinner should not be given. there
being 37 persons at the feast?
, Inquire at Plaieted’s drug store where
you may have the problem solved and
not information about lotus Ricard Cure
* ' ' cm... Cry r...
Pltcher's Castoria.
Children cry for
Pltc her’e Gastorla.
“Baywatchwegavchncmia.
WhrnahewasaChllthcu'iniforCaswrh.
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or house and lot.
are invited to
a re them for
city at reasonable
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LEADING GROCER. 33 WASHINGTON ST.
launcher. ”'32.“ '3.“ met. in. lllEtll‘iEliiliIIllttlosssr. W ‘Wofim:noiv “Limo page“. i ‘ .- ’
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m, ”d m ' m A t- s I i This it is. dearlricud'alld neighbors,
, M Iloody. of Room. N. Y.. i. “c '0“ a e Puruand slmple lmllntlou. ‘
was a few days with his parents on Will sell at Com]? Illld followll flambwe le‘sd you,
ee ing unit or on tor ear. .
Finn” _--~—- Pu B Ll c A UCTION Success will surely crown our eiforta
_ . . Sher died at the home of lab :3 ”Ego? “‘0 00“" "tomrd 10 “mm: If you do but TAG PERSEVERE.
Jaw. “plain Senor. thh noon. priyats ad's. on the 317." day of Januargailfl. at
‘ y-four. . , x'l‘shl’ll 3“"“:°°“‘ " ‘l’nh'imm" of '5";
p - marifiirmmuh .
IHE. HIESI Illlililh—fillllllfllS; WOKS,,.H£.. llllflilllllllll
E. d. WADl-lnlns. Proprietor:
Eli!“ nullity, .» ,
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HllliSE-FllllNlSlllNli 60008.
83 Washington Street. South Norwalk.
As is usual with us we intend to as far
we call. Therefore we give this special inducement for you to come
now. It is money in your pocket if you do. We cannot
bargains oflered. We will, however. simply state that during
namely, from January ii to 18, everything in our entire establ
at cost or less.
Missing Word 00mm
except ill " we will present with an elegant Rochester Lamp, finely decorat-
ed, and valued at “.00. Send your answers to
6. II. VAN Al.§TI'\'l-2,
Care South Norm-silk Blah)" Store.
S-vutll Somalis, Conn.
Callier‘s Dentine. lSc bottle
Shellield'e Dentifrice, in tubes, l5l'.
Rubliuam. lilo a bottle.
Austen's Cologne. regular 15c nnd 25c
Bib-8, this sole 66 and Me.
Clark's Spool ('ortnn
colors, 3§c spool, 39.: dozen.
in and buy
the time of this sale.
lshulent Will be sold
. followingsentencc: “Ay,
The mmplete sentence is in the {
hands of The Sentinel. t
0.385 60005.
25 pieces all wool Suilings in stripes
and fancy weaves, halfodollnr qunllty.
this sale 29 . yarlv _
:00 yards 40 inch flannel, 1214: yard
3 [woes “inch all wool Flannel, this
sale 39c yard. ’
5 pieces idiocll heavy Serge. worth
m 45c we. will nlgflc. % rd B... x 2’0"”-
50 pieces p aid uitiug at 1 ya . t . 'lxony. :skein.
MT: “mm"; Georgi; illiofrnanu ‘8'” 3,000 yards Dress Gingbnllls. 10c yard; Best Ge-rmallfuwn Wool, llc skein.
w'le’un‘l 0311-9 0 he“ patch '0‘; best quality. Best Worsted Skirt Braid. dc piece.
l u avenue la a rnoou a ..
175 yards remnants China Silk. 32
inches wide. 39c yard, worth 83c.
25 pieces Silk (limp. this sale 60 yard.
15 pieces Silk (limp. this sale 8c yard.
100 black Culley Mulls, worth 500. at
“Skins-h.
.IAI KBTS.
I-‘ancy. black or ten Cloake. with
opossum fur trimmings. worth *8; price
Best Velveteen Binding,
Best Pills, 3§c piper. .
Bret tire-ho >k Curse! Sleek. Sc pair.
English lllllwarlis or Smith's Needles.
3§o papfl'.
COMES AND BRUSHES.
All of our Rubber and Horn Dressing
Combs. 3k: and lilo quality. 7!: each.
To piece.
_ for this ale. .4 49. Extra lit'iil‘)’ nickel back, 8 inch horn
bfldgelast night. The police were on Black diagonal Cloak. fur trimmed, Dressing Combs. 10c.
M to 8" to the animal as “ lay on worth.85; this sale 33 50. 25c quality Hair Brushed. 19c.
Ladiea‘ tan Melton Written. pleated
back. worth Cll. now *8.
A few Missu’ Garments at your own
53¢ quality Hair Brushes, 25c.
50c quality Hnir Brushes. 39c.
101- qunlily Tooth Brushes. 7c.
l'Jtc qnallty Tnolil Brushes. Ho.
Ho quality Tooth Brit-line. lilo.
10c quality Tooth Iii’llollrs, 16c.
"05!! Sl'I‘I’uR'I'E IRS.
Child's [lose Supporters. 9c pair.
Mina-3' llllee Supporters. ill: pair.
Lollies“ "use Supporters, lilo.
ladlrs' Hose Supporters, WItb belt. 19c
Ladies" Hose Supporters. witll sllullllIu-r
straps. lilo.
lllsses‘ Hose Su
strap-l. lilo.
Sit-Ire] plated scissors, 6, T. 8 inch, 9c
lr.
Ill-st steel Scismnt. 4, 5,6 inch, 170 ir.
5 000 yards all lillell Lace. 3 an the,
wont: 5c. 71'. 9c yard, choice of any
width. Heyard.
IIOSIBII’.
flfillmn suits heavy weight mixed——
Shirts and Uranus. good value at 50c.
during this sail-39c Niel!
25 cum-n lients' gray l'llderwenr,
worth 45-; we offer ”it"! at 29c Pdf'fl.
2 dozen iiellts' $1.25 Blue Flannel
Shirts fur 98¢ each.
2 dozen fine quality It ue I-‘lllnnel
Shirts, worth $100; you can have them
[will 19 each.
100 dozen Gent's Mixed Ilnlf-Iiooe 10c.
pair. well worth 15c.
100 dozen Ladies' Black "use, 9c pair.
Alanafew sires in lndiee' (,‘lonks at
one half of their fonller pnoe.
LADIlis’ ll'Sllll‘ l'h'llllllll'lIAll.
Lndirs’ Drawers. four tucks. at IQC.
Ladies Drawers. tour tucks, Hamburg
trimmed. extra value, at 25¢.
Ladiee' Drawers, Tucked nml Hamburg
trimmed. chi-op at 39c and 40c: this sale
33:: and 43c.
[mlies’ Xight' Dresses in plain and
'llckeil yokes. Hamburg trimmed, from
290 to We. which “033} per cent. less
than actual value.
We can show you the finest line of
shirts at 39c, 49c. 59c, 75c and title ever
Weird.
Our assortment of Camblic ("orset
(lovers at 25c. in square or V front,
Hamburg trimmed, can’t‘lm hem.
STAMPS” LISI‘ISS.
Tillies. unsorted designs. 3c ouch.
Tray Cloths. assorted designs, fringed,
We each
Pillow Shams. 12in pair. worth 10c
Bureau Scnrfs, nll llllen, 2 yards long.
25c t-ucll.
SPECIALS.
liox Writing l’apfl from tie to l5c.
Faulty boxes reduced fmm We to 4313.
We hate a few pair of Dr. Strong's
closets which we are closing out at We
a pair, worth $1.
TOILET ARTICLES.
Fine Tran.- rent Soap, 4r coke.
Extra line oilet Soeplul u lender, lec
a cake, 30c dozen.
‘elis it (‘0, Toilet Soup. 10c box; it
cakes in box.
Peaches and t‘reulll,n new llnd deli-
candy perfumed soap, ll cakes in box;
this as e 17c.
White Castlle Snap, lir- cake.
Cuticura Soap. lilo a cello.
pporters, with shoulder
osmible inventory nelittle stock us
begin to quote all the
To the one who FIRST sends
us the word missing in tile'
. black. white or
. , . ~ BA . , . on Main listen. Norwal . 21 Well st., Norwalk.
Ami" 1mm” ““WCW' a Telephone call, 52 r. ~ Telephone call, 5-13.
‘ u w Dofll-IS'I'ICS.
rea acrl me a 2 mm-
100 pieces Continental Unbleached 4 4
~01"... . Muslin, 18 yards for 81.
, 25 pieces Atlantic Muslin, id yank
DRY 60008 NllllflNS HflSlEllY ANI) '°’" ‘
l l
f lilspieca soft finish Bleach, l7 yards
or .
1,000 yards :14 Table Oil Cloth, slight
ly damaged on edge. 120 yard.
1.000 yards Domet Flannel. Qt: yard.
300 yards Table Linen, unbleached,
6 4 wide, 18c yard.
150 yards 72 inch Bleached Table
Damask, big value, 45c yard.
100 yanls..6:l inch Bleached Table
Damask. good weight, 37c yard.
30 pieces best Indigo Blue Prints, “o
per yard.
l00 Indies Calico \Vra pets, 69¢ each.
150 Ladies' Indigo lue Wrappers.
9‘50 each.
If you examine the above you can’t
fail to buy.
KITCHEN DEPARTMENT.
This spot in our store we know will
iDlPIEsh everyone. It is considerable
more trouble for us to take an luren
of this stock than any other in our store,
consequently we are; just that much
more anxious to sell as much as pomible
right away, so have marked many
staple articles cheaper than we own
lllt‘fll nun-elves. .
Your attention is first called to our
immense assortment of lamps, which
are reduced in price to actual cost, via:
15 lancy decorated Lamps. shades and
{mints to match. 90c each, worth 81.50.
‘2." large decorated Lamps. detachable
founl. $1 30 each, worth $2 50.
25 Lumps. same as above except in
decoration, Si 50 each, worth 32.75.
Lamps. Rochester burners. finely
(let'urau'd, :32 ll) each, worth 33 3.
15 elegant Rochester Lamps, extra
lame, $5.10 each. worth $4.50.
100 decorated Toilet Sets, 10 pi
vm‘i th ‘3. choice of lo styles: 8] 98 set.
300 fancy decorated plates, 7c each.\,
100 decorated 2 quart Nappies, 15c
150 decorated cold meat platters, V
I50 each
500 Japanese Teapots, lic each.
3.3» B Lamp Chimneys, 3 for No.
3.000 A Lamp Chimneys. 4 for 10o.
500 large round Nappies, worth 350,
for 23‘ each.
506nm Berry Dishes, worth 25c, for
15-: five styles.
100 core-ml Butter Dishes, glam, 10c.,
75 Glery Holders. glass. “0 ench.
50 ulna-i Cracker Jam. 25¢ each.
300 decorated Shaving Mugs. 10c mob.
100 fancy Syrup Cups, 19¢ each.
300 llrcomtul Vases, 10 incha hill,
lth' each.
100 sets. 6 (hips and 8 Saucers. 45c set.
best quality.
50 glass Oil Cans. 25¢ each.
24') extra XX till Dlsh Pans, Ill-quart,
18c cal-h.
:25 glass Water Sets, pitcher and glam
to lllflll‘ll. $1 l9 set.
100 Crumb Brushes and Trays, 19c.
500 deep l'lo Tins. any size, So.
100 llillt Pulls. six-quart size, So each.
100 (furry Cumin. 10¢ each.
5001mm: handle Tluling Forks. 30 en.
80 two quart copper bottom Coffee or
Tea i’onl, 23¢ each; other sizes in pro-
portion.
.50 six-quart Tin I‘nils, 130 each.
GRANITE WARE.
Every piece warranted. No seconds.
Tt‘il or Coll-e Polls: 2 quart, 75c:
3 ( llsrls. 80c; ~l qllnrtssfilh'; 5 quarts. Cl.
Vc also have Wash ill-sills, ’i'en Ket-
tles, l’hns. Pails, etc, but have not room
to quote prim».
Don't full to examine our 5c and “lo
tables.
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83 WASHINGTON
STREET.
rowers“: .. .
not. orwa . t
Clanl-lguth Norwslk. ’ "will?”
'I‘th flatness of seven "runs and one 0
nine mun» in the lladden bulldlngmnr.
nor of Wallaud ltirer streets. Horwalk. A
ply on the premises. at“: pr‘
m'erzorslxmom um 0 street
0 and Woodward " r m"- it
Woodward even
as man travels
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spot. Address N. ll. IL. Renti-
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or lady to travel.
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wa fare pal hers. Enclose references and
sol addressed stam envelope. National.
I” Monasluock b' g., Chicago. arson
Bltytl'osrll oi Isllst Iotlcs.
0|] ' siren that tho lloard of
N Relief for the '-y offloulh Norwalk will
most on Honday. Janus-y 9. at iota. ln.:
day. Janus Aat 1 I) p. up; Wednesday. Jan-
. nary ii. at p. rm, Wednuds . Jan
not it at has n. m. and l-‘aturday sun-r1 al.
at 7:!) p. no. at the Council Chamber. for
the lprwe of hearing and determining all
, trons thedot of thevlty anaemia
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pull» of!
A l'l'lilW 00“.qu Board“. of
rent Ili': tire r —. on
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ford Plans. Rent borne
street; rent
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