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lewl’et‘k Ins-all Heather lerseast.
Theseattdto-dssprnralesstohspusrslly
clearsndoalda' withaasvsrs ”cold wave.”
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wast rush»... oarcrry moors.
earl-salsa.
Bishofi'Williame confirmed a clawof
dxatér'aoeohureh, yestuday.
George Painter, of theNorwslk Iron
Wovks,willnoonbeoo.rneahenedict.
Adanghtsr‘wss horn yeaterdayhlfllnfl
adlfillobnhllichamofllllisyview
even-st: ‘
twat merino-m Weed,“ this
city, Wilda“! wrth relative in
3 . .1
' 3le X it. “We. .
Iirn Gels " “Elizabeth, N .I
inpndisgafeycdayawithbn cousin,
IbAueaBJhlllllllsWeetstreet.
Theodloevsoii’a'lestine Castle, So. 2,
1.0. K.otli.C.,will be installed this
evening. All EirKnightsare requested
tobepnnsat.
-—llusonnhle prices at lane's depot
restaurant. ‘Opena‘npight.
'l'lre‘soesnrlighter Manhattan has din
charged s'cargeofironstllaymond
Brutherl'dock forthe [ockwood flann-
factnring company
Wit Kmaik i just nowthebrsd
of narigadon; Owing to the ice block
ads, the propellerslrave not been up
town in nearly a week.
By shtbovlry of‘the mayor, Clay street
bill 'has 'been at aside for coasting.
Consiisg‘oo any other public street oi
the city In forbidden.
The second annual dinner of Old Well
Book and Laddercornpany will be held
in the poet brittle, Tuesday evening,
January ill, at 8:51) o'clock.
ilenry J. 1.0an and John Burchsrd
are WWW-t Phipps Academy, Ando
ver, Ilene, on account of an outbreak of
scarlstinsat their boarding place.
The mime of cinde- 1'. lite-hell, of
South My” ived honorable
mentions) the new Kerk World yester-
day, prbo sent in the bar
essayson the 'Tlrallistory of Venice"
Wmmm, best quail.
ty, neutrino-4.1mm, sr Washing
MM
m midi! met-ting or the South Nor
walk committal church will be held
Thursday evening. following the devo
tiooal service, when reports from all
departments of church work will be
given and other business brought before
the meuihers.
Postmaster Adams has land a new
schedule, girlng the time of arrival and
closing of mails at the Booth liorwalk
poetotlice. The ofice opens at 0:” a In.
sndclosesstsp. m.) Sundays itisopso
from 5 to. s p. m.» Thecsrriersnrake
bnsinu deliveries at 9:” and 10:26 a.m ,
tmsnd “Kip. In :gsneraldeliveries st
7:8)ummdwp. In. Bundayna
collection i made at 4 p. In.
A. Blanchard will give a lecture on
"Book Reading,” this evening at 7-30, in
tbelectuvsmom‘nt 57 Chestnut street,
.Boutbllm L'Iarunudieucsln
Md. Mummy“ 10!.
age who harenot yet obtained a ticket
which serves for, an admittance to a
lecture er‘ery Ifondsy evening during
the wintsr until m twenty-fourth, irr-
y m m of lemon ddfl,fl] mantra d charge,
. ' no igh we '"notice Ir. brains. thirssnrsandsddre-atthe
WW diop‘ggrtot publicllhnry, lN‘WalIingtonstlaet.
M ii 0
, Wmmuritwdwhstm “whom the Win! In“-
" ,, 33°“! ”Pill! for tule. luv the yof tlrelnlernational
.mlwmm Sn VIM lessor- for the ilrstslx
A If arealovsrofJapon'l‘es
“”30; alldI
am were?“
flarrowfst Post at 10c. am
them once and his?“
mon lm,willbe held to-rncrrow
evenlnganzfl o'clock.lntheflouth lion-
walk W church, followed
thresss‘donsatltl.’
:1.wa .andcloeingon’l'hnre
at to o’cloek.1'irslnati-
PM. Sanders. 1&0..de lecture on
the“. I,
«lob-month. thnptsnotaasr,wlll
hstneoathllorwalk'n-dsy maths
littoral-risen. Addressallovdsrs
8“.st
So. Norwnlk.
Sergeantd.w. Penningtonisillat his
hotheorr'l‘ollss'ntrset
The thirdnnnuslnocisbleofthesonth
Norwalh Fire Pollcswillbeheld In Ger-
maniaBallthisevsning.
Abontthirtyyenngpsople will KO 0"
asleiglrrldetofltsntford this unlugln
W’ ‘ ““ ‘
r'iiytIl-rl “DIWW‘II',
. on! i ulmr
«trau' mm; WWII! W
Grinder Amundsen and Hans Amund-
,non were arrested Saturday afternoon
for being intoxicated. This morning
Justice Townsend lined each of them .1
and costs. ‘
The seven-months-oldson of Ir. and
lire. William E. Garvey died Saturday
night, The funeral was held from their
home, 24 Lexington avenue. at 2 o’clock
this afternoon.
-Euyler’n candy, fresh every day, at
lane's, 5! Washington st.
Architect Ferris S. florehouneisgct»
ting out plans foraone-story building.
25x86 feet,‘and a two~story house of
eight rooms, for Mrs, Catherine O'Con-
nell, of Wood street.
Colfax Encampment, No 3|, 1. 0. 0.
E. will confer the first degree, limtall
odicern, and the question of by-laws will
be brought up tonight. All are earnest-
ly requested to bepreaerrt.
Charles H. Stanley has finished his
duties as car inspector in South Norwalk,
andlhtthew Cling has been promoted
”succeed him. William Daskam taken
Ciing's position as nightinspector.
Thereceptioutobeteuderedby tbs-Y.
P. B. C. F. of the South Novwslk Baptist
church to the members 0! the church
and crwgregstiou has been postponed
from Wednesday evening, January ill,
to Friday evening. January 20.
The following discharges have been an-
nounced from the adjutsnt general's
office: Company D—Nou-residence, Pri-
sates Wornm a. Wilson, Prank Lond-
quist. James I. Parker and Frederick
E. Avery.
The meeting of Hungarians in the
Spriugwood Union chapel, yesterday
morning, wasattended by about thirty
people of that nationality. Jan Petro
preached a sermon. which was, we are
informed by one of those present, of
intense intermt.
letters were received to-day from Wil .
iiam Jennings. Elmer Hawkins our! Pm!
Brundsge, who left South Norwslk last
week. They are dated from Charleston.
3. 0.. and state that they expect to leave
this afternoon for Jscksenville, Fla.
Jennings has been quite ill and expects
to return home iii; f1 days.
At the Arion masquerade ball to be
held in Music Hall, February 13, the
name prizes will be given n last year.
For the best gronpof eight perwins, 826;
for the second best, 815; for the lady’s
handsomest costume, Clo; for the gentle-
man's best costume. 05: for the most
comical costume“. During the con-
ccrt Frank Mack and Robert 1. Brown,
the famous ”Cbiuee" comedians, will
appear is a sketch called “The Lightning
1‘rsp."~_~m
«Pure colon with pure cream,5e. a
cup, depot restaurant. Open all night.
Tbobide for 13,323 shares (31.832500)
ofnew stock of the Consolidated rail-
road were opened in New Haven Satur-
nrday. Drexel. Morgen d: Co, of New
York,took “to whole block at mom
pevshars «someones for the whole
amount. There was no other single bid
foreverooosharns. The figure paid in
expectedtosseno large an smut
of stock bring. In Wall street Saturday
seventy-ave shares sold at .258.
.. 'itra miter lsgismndn srvaral trips
bstwwesthseteanhustdnobbthbeily
and than land instaigtrs annals
morning, breaking nptheicesnd trying“
bkedptbecbuudclsir. Thscakaof
ioeknittedtogether,however,snd frees
over solid nlrnostlnrmedlstely alter the
mummrsmm ltispvobo
his that it will be foundlraponihleto
keep the havbovirrspsenahleconditiou.
Outside of Tavern island the Boundir
compsntlvnlyfree from ics.sndit will
be an easy mater for Ihepvopsllersto
rsschltisokanthey can follow in
thewskeofthshighonndstnssrsrs and
other ve-els which go continually up
thsllonsd.
Elllrady nurly unneeded is net
tlnplrhrrrcthet’sresidencsoa Berkeley
strsstos Ive latnrdny attwsm The
wstrrpipeinths cellar was frees- up
and rue was: down to thaw it out.
liesoakedalergsrsginkeronnneolland
wrspplngitsronnd the pipe touched a
rastehtoit. The rag created a lively
Mammals door hssars over the
pipsondre. ‘l'hn cloth was wound so
ughtlytlsthneesldnotsll it oils-nil .
wasnhllpdteistthedtnhnrnout. The
by this than. were her-leg so
Wists-immunisat-
sand. ltWBwithdllrnltytbstlrnep
H with several pails of
:ureedu Ills the Indium Irilapthti _
Ichmmdhflu‘nflyzem swsr :m. I am. 8. FL, Graham, of 3}. Paula
higher than what bankers and brokers (
.
lolWfl-l' ffllllli. ~
a llvaasy We! Items news the
MIN-[Iowa- .
Infirmary, ofProvidenos,R.l., has
bssnsugsgedsslloorwalkerinthe Noe-g
walk Bostoustcrs ~
nuns! been mm“ ”In-
dotinthisrnornins. i ..
church. has received several application;
for membershipin theconfirrnstiou cinn.’
Phoenix Eogiuo company harmed a
teem of horses to their double ripper yes:
trrday and enjoyed a sleigh ride to Blarn-
ford.-
P. C. lounebury lodge. No. I”, New
England Orderol Proteninrr, will hold
an entertainment Wednesday evening,
Sauuary $5, in the 0. U. A. I. hail.
The local board offireinsurancesgonts
are holding a meeting thin afternoon for
the election of officers and the considera-
tion of the eighty per cent. coinsurance
clam-e.
The Brotherhood of St. Andrew, of
St. Paul’s church, will hold its regular
monthly social meeting, the first of the
year, Thursday evening at 8 o‘clock, in
the parish rooms.
Owingto the steam healing apparatus
in Robert S. Cranfurd'n greenhouse at
Hendricks Point, Compo, giving out one
cold night may, In. Crsufurd rust
runny valuable‘plnnle.
During the year “192 thirty-our per.
sons united with the Norwelk Congregw
lionoi church, soaking atotalrnembavv
ship of 480. Thirty»st members oi the
church have died since January l. 1M0.
The Meriden Journal says that whisky
and pork have reached the highest
market price recorded in years. The
man ciren to making a hog oi himself
must be, lacing this cunditrona, a victim
of mixed Millions.
The regular prayer meeting of the
ladies’ Society of the Norwslk (Dunne
gational church will he omitted Wedutw-
day, lnmvlntogivetheladhlnw
many or attend the Biblical Institute at
South Norwslk. . _____
Them rvice pipes of the Norwalk 0-
Light company are frozen in many
places uptu'u. The one under the
Wall street bridge was cleared out by
means of alcohol poured into the pipe.
thrmgb n hole out for the punrcere.
Harvey Bette narrowly escaped being
run over on “first avenue, Saturday
afteromm. He was walking in the read
With his "double ripper," when he was
run down by a horse and sleigh. The
horse stopped all over the sled and
damaged it oomiralrly
A joint meeting of rho Senior and
Junior departments of the Y P. 8. C. E
of the Norwalk Congregational church
wss held iuthc chapel yesterday after-
noon. This was the first regular meeting
of the Junior society. About thirty
members were present.
Saturday's New York Press says that
Winfield Scott Stinson, a member of a
well known Brooklyn family, Friday he—
gun a divorce suit against h'u wife, Iss-
bella, who now resides near Noswalk,
Conn. Mr. Stinion's residence is gireo
in the directory as Broad River
Walter Albiu, who, as the result of a
row in Cranberry Plains, was recently
oftlrstltaviihirtnsnnufactrsr-
in; lit-inane. was In tblacity Friday for
the tint Ilrne since his recent serious lilo
new. He was taken ill with typhoid
fevevwbilelnllew York toattend the
horse show lestfsll and for aiannks
wastxstllndtobedatthehctelltm
die. His friends here were pie-ed to
note his physical improvement yestsr
day.»Bridgspcrt Farmer.
.Tbeplscs. A. ll. nonunion, It
Well street; occasion, annual mic, odd
lots. tadisr’ trench kid hard fl
meehiussewvdshnsrfroureltoatrsgs.
larpvloe. Wearsgolngtnclssnthsar
ontstOle Alsolotregulerpricsfru-
“mum-upturn tut. Also
fcrfldaynoorarseuciucdanssrix'tuh:
willrnshnosryvnrlym
psirofrlroensslllngstflth,”
aeronautics-slut ‘l'hwsers
llnrsmfll-kno‘wahyosrewto.
era Albuquerque-st
Thwart-WWI”;
starch, last week. won wetter»
used. harem-sum
.a.-. -.......-_..—W. -1..-
Henry 0. Bailey. of South Norwolk,
led the Y. ll. C. A. song service yester-
day.
Misses Susie Pink and Willis Street spent
Sunday withthelstter's mother in Ridge»
new.
William E. liontgomeryy, of the Nor-
walk saviostnocicty. in wrestling with
MIWYIMMIJO his Metric” “WHI- w.-.
rest-edits
ll!
TheGirls’ Literary club met with bliss
CInrnBcttsnt her home on the green,
WWM ~ 9:
Prick Hoyt, of Norwalk, is to erect a
house on land recently purchased by him
in New (Janaanzw
The annual reunion and roll call of the
Congregational church of liorwalk, will
‘ be held in the chapel, Thursday evening,
the 26th inst, beginning at 3 o’clock.
The remains of Henry Evens, who
died at the home of his sonvin—luw, Capt.
G. W. Scoot, Saturday noon, will be tuko
. en toPensnie, N. .l., tomorrow morning,
for burial.
Concord Division, No. 2, Sons of 'l’errr—
perance, will hold an important meeting
tonight to arrange for an entertainment
to be giro n at an early date, A full at-
lendnocc rs requested.
The officers of Security Council, No.
22., Natiousl Provident Union,wcre in-
ntaliednt their last meeting by Special
Agent C. B. Gorgon, of Bridgeport,
unloved by Comrade Stetzer.
“are! A.. daughter of Albert '1'. and
HiunieJuhnson, of so Wilton avenue,
died surly Sunday morning. aged nearly
two years. The funeral will be h!“
“'32- irwsduy afternoon Ill 2 o'clock.
Thrfinllbeurrrs at George llofmurm's
funernlSarurdny afternoon, were Com—
posedof bro siropmntrs at the Buckley
rubber works. They were A. William-
son, A. McDonald, E. Bulensclrniz.
Michael Sullirnn, Joseph Retriever and
(leorge Weidhsaa.
"Hill Till! llll'lllf.
News soul (Israel; adj!" Day In East
Hares-II.
John Device, Jr., in confined to his
borne by rheumatism. -
Revival services will be held in the
East Avenue I 3. church every even-
ing this week except Saturday; At the
close of the meeting Friday evening the
Bpworth league will hold a business
meeting.
A surprise party was given to Louis i‘.
Burtlrt'rtmr at his home. 46 irrst aru
rrue, on Friday evening lastr‘nhnut thirty
of his friends being prmvm. The even
ing was spent in the enjoyment of games,
singing and music. Al I? o'clock u tir e
collation nus sorrel. after whirh the en.
joyment was mummi until 2 o'clock
when all departed for thrir scrotal
homes, reporting 3 good time.
”in buying a rough nIed'rn-' me for chil-
dren, ' says ii. A. “hiker. n prominent
druggist of Ogden, Utah, "never br-
ufrnirl to buy Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. There is no danger from It
and l’t‘llt‘f isnlwnys sum to follow. I
particularly recommend Chamberlain's
becausclhave found it to be saieand
reliable. it is intended especraliy for
colds. croup and whooping mull." Fifty
cent bottles for sale by G. if. Stillnon,
druggint _ -..
If It New York millionaire grrr‘e u (lin-
oer at 'rth avenue and 26th street. cmting
.700 00, which givru WW1,“ dyer spots,
and thesepr no In due-
torn' billamiloali have topayfiuo
each forCactuslllr (‘uretocurel
whatwould bethe saviogpercaprtn If
the dinner should notbe given, there
beirt rig 8'1 at the feast?
Inquire at l’laisted's drugstore where
may have the prul
est information about some illasulr on
Children Cry for
. Pltcher’s castorla.
children cryfor
: Pitcher’e Gastorln.
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BUSINESS BilliEfiE,
"autonomous.
M... MAW”,
lllEd HITBIlEll, Ilittlollttr.
Villain:
est bidder. unless
vote Mic. on the
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The complete sentence is in the %
“hands of The Sentinel.
DRESS (£0005.
and farms weaves, half dollar quality,
this sale 29 yard.
lot) yards 40 inch flannel. 121‘: yard
sale 391 yard.
.5
4" yard this sale 33c.
50 pieces plaid Suiting at We yard.
3 mo varrls Drm Gingham», 10c yard;
best quality
inches wide, mic vnrd, worth 35c
23 pieces rirllt (lrnrp, this subr 6c yard
15 [ewes Silk Girvm. this nahr ii: yard
29ceads.
JAC'IIZ’I’S.
Fancy. black or tau ('_looks
for this sale, 84 49
worth '5; this sale N 50.
back, worth til, now '6.
price.
Also a few aim in lurlieo'
one half of their future! pure.
IADIIIS‘ SYSLI.‘ [’NDIIRWIIAR.
Lollies” Drum-rs, four looks, at lilo.
trrrrrrrwrl. extra value, Bloc! 2"
31l- xtnd 43c.
than actual mine.
skirt» at 3w. 49v. 5!}
"first-I].
Our annortnrrnt of Cunrhrir'
Carvers III 251'.
llurrrimrg trimmed. can't be bent.
“TAIPEI! LISBSII.
Titllt‘l. assented designs. 3c each.
“in each
E'Illu' Shams, 12"? mir, worth ilk
llurmu tit-aria. all linen. 2
25¢ ouch.
fil'IIITIALS.
lion Writing l’upv-r from “i? In lfIc.
Fancy barre rr-rlucerl from 59c in tile.
as pair. worth tr.
Tolbll'l' ARTICLES.
Fine Trans rent Strep. «to coke.
Extra line If“
u cute. 3!» than].
i'riln & Ca I Trnlei Soup. lilo. but: 3
takes' m but
It}.
White ( mills Soap.’ ac cake
Unlicura tioap. lie a cake.
Toilet Ammonia, 2: botrlc
Toilet Ammonia. “large, 5o bottle.
Vaseline. helmet
mr
in birth. ‘
Washlnrrtmr street
hr "claim-in at
1' Jesse. nest
FLAT” In the new tone—elk rm... and
rest, lie-lb Norwslk.
0.: Cm, heath Novvv alk.
ti o dds. one «rm “its... case
”mm in the "adder: huilrliogmor
one! Well and liver streets. Horwal
ply on the premises.
.Ifl'fll't'fl
ad Woodward avenue. m mt
TMEOE’ & Golden. 4 Efldm .m.nh III; a... "um-c
IlsaIEstaIsand Insurance lzwhfm W?" 5...
wasarrrmrrm
Tillihirhestev Mm. ”aw-rm.
harleass of trait llerrr
'"Clvrr “(MWM .st.v.sst“. “n ‘
Auction Sale l,
PUBLIC AUCTION ‘
lirardevot IbeCourtof Probate. tothe high-
gltvijnsly ydlspoaed of at
interest of the
lathe
More! aren'pfedhynaid‘l'homssCousina ass
maanaov
Aasignee in insolvency oi'fl TbomssC Carmine.
"’I Ipim all wool SuiIings in stripes
tip-roosM-inch all wool Flannel, this
42inch heavy Serge, worth
IV) yards remnants China SIIk. 32
too black Currey Hulls, worth Site, at
with
npoamrn furtrimrnings, worth $8; price
Blur-k diagonal tloak, fur trimmed.
Ladies’ ran Melton Watteau, plmml
ft few Misrestarmrnte at your rIIrIIl
t'hrako at
Ladirs Drawers tour tuck-s Hamburg
Latins ["nWt'l'li, lItCIte‘tl nod Ilunrirurg
Irimrrmi. cheap at kill: and «lilo; lllL-i sale
ladies Sight Dresses in plain and
naked rakes. Ilrrmimrg trimmed, (mm
291' to We. which are 33} pr root. lt‘fle
Woman show you the finest line» of
3751: and 96:: «var
l‘r‘mt
in square or V “will.
Troy Cloths, assorted designs. fringed,
yards iv mg,
We hate n few pair of lit. Strong's
(meets which we are closing out at 49c
Iilul. Soup us a loader, Zlic
«i‘fiurmlerrd'é‘mmm new and civil-
um soap, ii cakes in has:
"dam“
Arr!" January is. the slave at .\n l?!)
fixer-isms. Inquire or ii »
Ill lw
A Iy ”Jam‘s
" dxtlf
in 4‘.“
01mm» cf st room-r. Wow; it»:
Jr;
ID
. Immerse. Innings». true
It will pay you to watch our ad.
your table at a minimum cost.
PEOPLE'S IIIIKET.
18 North Elfin st. ,8). Nnrwalk.'
Trlephone call, 52 3.
Great Sacrifice Sale
lIIIY GOODS, NlITIIINS, HUSIERY ANII
IIIIIISE-FIIIINISIIING GIIIIIIS.
83 Washington Street. South Norwalk.
—————-———~
As is usual with us we Illiflld to mt far at possible.- Inventory as little stock as
we can. Therefore we give this spectral inducunem for you to come in and buy
It In money in your [loch-t if you do.
‘9'» cannot begrn to quote all the
“a will, however, simply state that rlurrng the time of this sale.
namely, from January ii to is, everything In our entire establishment wrll be sold W
To the one who FIRST sends
Missin word con'es‘ us thr- rrord mrssrng In the
. following sentence: " ly.
A)": sou re never fought
'wr- w ill present with an elegant lhicire'svcr Lamp, finely decorat-
ed, and valued at $3 00. Send your answers in
(ll.
II. V ‘3 A l.§'l'"‘8.
Caro firm“) )0!“ .IIR Berton Store.
5- utir Somalis. Conn
(.alrlr- -v . Drntinc. the bottle
Sireflir- Id' 5 Dr- muffler, in tube 25, 15c.
Ruiufoam. We a bottle,
Austen's (hinges. regular 15c and 25c
aim, this Sitll' 6c and Ho.
Clark's Spool ('oltnrr, black, wirrte or
colors, 3p: «pr Iol. (tit: den-n.
WOULR
Best Saxony, 9: shin.
Best lrennantuwn “ .- -.ol lIr: sin-In
Best W orsted Skirt Brant it: piers},
Beet Velveteen Binding,” .c pier. 9.
Best Pros, 3k paper
Bret livi- ho k (more -I Sle‘rh ‘ioprrir.
hogtish llrllwards or Smith 5 Needles,
3h onw-
COIBS AID BRUSHES.
All of our Rubber and Horn Dressing
Combs, are and 101‘ quality To each
Extra imrry nir. tel back 3 inch horn
Dressmg Combs. lilo.
27!: quality "arr “mine. We.
I fs'lr- quality Hair "rushes. 25c.
. wt: quality Hair Brushes, 39¢.
lilo? quality Tooth Brushes. To. ‘
[2“: quality Tooth Brushes. lit.
I'Ir quality Tooth Brushes. lilo.
19‘ quality Tooth llrrr~h>s. ltlr',
Ilthl' Iil'l’l'nB'I'llls.
Child a limo» Supporters, 9r: pair.
Misses lime Support: rs 111' Iran.
Ladies Home Support: I». I it
Insoles" IlrfirhIIperI-rs. with belt Mic
IJMlIl’?‘ Iber- Sumvnr'ts, w‘rtrr shmrid. r
straps. l9r'.
)ltsses' Hose Supporters. with shoulder
strap-I. lilo.
Nlr‘kr-I plated scissors, 0, 7, ‘9 inch, 9c
pit".
Boost sired riots-ore. 4, .‘I, 6 inch. 17v
5 (hit) yard: all lirwn Loren 3 w the.
worth 5r. .r-. in: yard, Cllllu‘rr of any
width." .y‘ yard,
IIOQIIZRI’.
L’Trrirmn suits heart weight mixed—
.‘iIIIrls and Ilmwrrrt,goml value at 50c
during this soiuiillr' each
25 rlnzvn iivnts' gray i'nderwear,
worth 47:": III- offs-r "Inn at 29c ear-b.
‘1 tlwlr'fl iiwrls' “.25 llluo Flannel
Shut» fur 95c finch.
2 (hum lllw quality B'ue Flannel
Shirts worth 81:60 you can havotllrm
iordl Wench.
Ill) dozen llmt'a ”ind "all-lbw- ilk
puiv well worth L'Ic
I'll dim ladies' Black "one. 9:? pair.
Inn at I drink.
Sllililllll Ill all"
Free l Free I
Prof. E. Houseworth
rim-I. Aunt OS ”rill! m
wmksat osv stars-all will miss-yes lrsr
H. S. HOOD,
20mm. m. . IOIIh Kort-lb.”-
mm’ ‘ AI ”
arses . u
A'flfll‘wl: MM?» day. 3' 1". a: nutty. so.
Mm Ms: rsr “gt 3".“ 55‘s. ..'”..'3“.‘.'l“'...... ' .
W..." amp... I “lanthanum
ail-Irres- the or the s an
1afiAurmmu mar-em and I. rum-rm
.1“ It ' WI of
Mull: up: for- ur rum l'."
'I'hrynrsytslksbout'rea.but themsjora'
ity of Tea drinkersof this city know where
they get the Belt Tea. This. with the
finest grades of Faniry Coleen. Is our
greatest hobby. Once tried makes sin"
customers. lfyouwishthe llneetPotatoen
of native stocksee ours. Wecnn spread
84 WAU'IINGTON'STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. nIIAnlxogtgolthLES E,
$70
83 WASHINGTON STREET.
”Alter this date our store all be slant ens ”hi-Int Thursday and ”uni”. even.
timers and
IEOIIE; I: H! “In“. Proprietor.
sr-zvrrrounl
33 WASHINGTON 81'.
Would you know what praise is highest,
- That fills our souls with admiration:
This it is, dear friend and
Pure and simple imitation.
Come and follow where we lead you,
Feeling neither doubt or fear,
Success will surely crown your efforts
if you do but TAG and PERSBVBRE.
III four Indoctrination. £10.11 mutant»
E. J. WADHAIIIS. PrOprietor
EIEE DELIVERY
neighbors,
PEP IRES IIIKET,
ll IL, Nurwalk.
b'l'r'llcphotrc call, 54- 8.
nonnsrrcs.
25 pair 10 10 Blankets, 62c it.
100 pieces Continental Un leached 4 4
Muslin 16 yards for Si.
for $1.
I lo‘pieces soft finish Bleach, 17 ynrds
III’
1.000 yards 54 Table Oil Cloth, slight.
ly damaged on algal 2c.ynrd
1.000 yards Domet Flannel, tic yard.
300 yards Tobie Linen, unbleached,
6-4 wide, 18c yard
l-It) yards ’72 inch Bleached Table
Damask, big value. 45c yard
100 yards 6:. inch Bleached Table
Damask, good weight, 37c yard.
30pm best Indigo Blue Pdnhflc
r yard.
100 erres Calico Wm pers,69c each.
lit) Ladies Indigo filue Wrappers,
we each.
If you examine the above you cent
fall to buy.
lhl'l'Clllls DEPARTMENT.
This spot in our store we know will
interest everyone. It is considerable
more trouble for us Intake an invcn
of this stock than any other In our st
L’nilsrqm'lllly we are just that In
" more anxious to sell as much as
right away so have markedf many
staph- articles cheaper than
are reduced in price to actual cost, six:
1? I footy decorated Lamps, shadesnnd
frilllllli lumalch, We each, worth 31.50.
'ilsv. e «innovated anpeéo detachable
fmrnt, Si :50 each wonhflw
21 Lamps some as above except in
decoration $1 50 each, worth 32." I5.
2» Lamps ihlchrster burns-rs. finely
Ili‘v nmlrrl, ’2 “I each, Ivoflh ‘3 25
15 .legnrrr Rmbesrcr Lamps, extra
large, ‘5 ll) ouch, worth ‘4 50.
lot) dvmrnted Toilet Sets, ll)
worth 3. choiceof lOstles: fl 8
coo fancy tin-curated plates 71:
Ill) decorated? quart NappiesJ
1.50 decorated cold meat platters,
1 In Put it
5% In Teapots, llc ml).
3. 500 [stop Chimneys, 3 for We.
3 000 A LarrrpChimneys. d for We,
500 large round Nappies, worth 35c,
for” Jr each
500mm Berry Dishes, wonh 251: for
l" r; live styles.
100nm reri Butm Dishes glass, lilo,
75 (' levy llnirlrrs glass lic each.
50 Kl‘lflfil 'mcker Jars 25¢ each.
300 «hour-Ind Shaving Mugs, lib: each.
in" fancy Svrrr ( ups, lbccuc h.
:Illlfl'flilfllkjd m, 10 inches high,
"5' I 31' h.
to» I. Is 6 I up; and s Saucers, the set,
best quality.
(2);: giant (giri‘Caus L-r: each.
extra llrr Dish P ll} out,
ldc cut it. Ill”. q
25 glass Wafer Sets pitcheraudxln-ea
to matrlr Bl I95“,
[00 t rumh Brushes and Trays, l9c
500 dos-p l'ic Tins, any sir», do.
100 Milk Pans. sing-Inn size, 9c each.
l00t urry (Jumbo, 10c each.
500 long handle, Toasting Forks. do In.
30 two quart copper bottom Cullen at
Ten Puts, "ic each; other sizes in pro-
portion
no six rpmrt Tin Pails, 15c each.
GRA‘ITIZ WAIK-
Inmy [W warranted. No seconds.
Tm or (‘nflr-o I’m»: 2mm, I50:
'lo Irons, 80v; 4 quart» 5W: 5 quarts, CI.
Vr-ulminro llaslr Basil“, I'm KW
ties i am Mr iia, etc, but have not room
Urrrrmlt [mull
IIuII't furl to examine our 5c and ilk
tables.
limo lliil, ”Will Milli.
W. I. III". Mu
TUESllll EIE' 8.. III. i7
earnsomm error/II.
res narrows
FIELIIS tr HANSIIN'S
Worms Walrus
Mrs-a Manse
”harm immediately
"1,, Iii-Whitehall
.. l2~8pcclal Acts-I 2
run not ”VII mom.
momma-semen“...
raters. It. In. escorts.
Climb Cbflé‘ER‘l“
I» n. W
”Whirl Mrs.
“- Whaler. It
hunting-Aeration“
hmeWM“
uranium
WWW
m
e own
the m ourselves.
Your attention is first at to our
imam-rise wrrtment of lam , which.
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25 pieces Atlantic Muslin, 16 yards »
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