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WDmJIsmmu-b —Bnyl¢'s mndy.fresh everyday. at
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“:lh'l'awlnr-
lg}? teriorviewoftbecitysleotriolight
station. *
The Richardson Ind norm Ito-Inno-
turing company have commenced work
w, m mm “W If. m"), IIIVIII‘ MM to I‘ll“ down only
Minions-rally rroIn fair Inpartly Iongenoughtotakeinvsntory.
clsndyn‘all war-snfollowsdbylncw
“gloomy
ingamongthepoorerclalscs. These
53% ii “0"“1' lectmenendkind hearted pervert-about
want thal’ewplael 0-!th mild-g wnmimbnoflfilievinxl-‘thb.
.u —0urlntto-—Freshgoods.bsst all
ThoCIlyNaw Bank received. last ll“ -
May, a supply of the' Colombian ity.lowestprloss. lane‘s, u Washing
hllfdoIl-I. . MM
Yesterday afternoon while Dana Bie-
Rov. Olinflalloc t .pl'flch '
ad In St. James' mfz Iianbury. "'1 "- d'i'i" hi' sisterIn-lsw, “‘3'
Sunday arcing-Ind suing. II. J. Smith, tohie home, the sleigh was
m av upsetlnd both occupants thrown out
Wflmflmm one InBimellhepthoIdofthereinland
oflthelprojécdxedtheflorwllk 'h-am mmtsdths hale, belonging toJ. B.
wly colnpah? wuintown to-dly. Klinefelter, from running away.
Dr W. 'J. links. Jr. 'sself regiteriug WNW Milwmwudm-
mindioatsd'ndegma below erhad been burned in the sound was
stroll» night. on Iowmtpointitbal erroneous The hills which was seen
touched my winter. from this city and vicinity was at Port
—-LL—-— Jelferson. L. I. The entire plant of the
The Daubnry News says a number 01' American Ililling and Mining company
locity peopleofthatoity willattend the was destroyed with a Iossof ”0.000
promenade concert of The Knob Outing ———————--————————
club. to utorrow night.
The extreme cold causes much ruler-
NOIWAIII NEWS.
.
m%?.&“"' “P“ ‘ ”'"“-.....""‘::'..'.::;::.'""
.______. Drugzist Hale’s daughter is quite ill.
Herman Boyderhas been confined to ‘——————-
his home since last Tuesday with l
severesprainintheiowerpartofhlai
body, caused by a fall, but he is recover
“‘8 "0"1- night.
The Hartford Tobin-m wr- tlnt John At the Nor-ralk Methodist church, this
’3- 31!!!”- 0‘ Hem. Vi“ be “IO Dell evmling, there will be a consecration ser-
collector of Internal revenue for the dis- fin.
tnct of Connecticut. He was collector In. H _ n. 0‘ Dunbury.
of the port or New Haven during Presi .
dent Cleve] d's ldmiliistnl' Ilr. has been the guest oflrs. I] B. Wig-
ham, on Elm street.
Byxbee h a brother of ancis F. Day-
M’ 0' this city '___..__._ Fred Betta and his musical phonograph
~llsslie's Monthly for February at P. arrived In town yesterday after a trip to
0. newsland. Waterbury and vicinity. lie left town
“Jack" “’eeton, the hackman. and “m '"°"‘“‘8 '0' ““0“"
:12: 1:15?" Burton wzrvehenjoying .392: —-Pnre coflee with pure cream, he. a
evening. on opposl la t. II . ht.
Wmflmo hotel one of thembeefell “P'dm'm ‘LOW' m“
partly out and caught under the runner The members 0' “"31“! 31'8“” 00m-
of the aleigh which was 0'6flurned panyenjoyed another sleigh ride about
throwing W‘h mm“ a“ but u. town yesterday afternoon on their rip
jurieg ”imp per.” George Grumman handled the
who‘ll}. Mince. for several years n A ~———
ncipal u( thefitaplee high school or The graduating clamoftbe Over River
WW; com! has mlmln‘ed by school is composed of Mines Ifay Set»
the faculty Imtinctor in Creek at Yale Md laud Grenory. Indira Woodward.
college; fi'e i“. made . W” of Katie Smith. Carrie Schumsn. Louise
Greek IiIerature in the graduate depart- Glover and Mai Curtis.
ment. and will have charge of the Fresh A horse mm“ by Frank Oratory. 0'
m Greek di ___._. Cranberry Plains, which wu hitched to
——l have now but one hundred and IWWWIIIW. bolls looesyeeter-
fifty tousof that choice timothy hay. II «by noon and aimed to run away He
is going by bales, ton ma car Imdg, welcaughtbyw. EBuxmnheloreany
Ilnuel 1'. 11.th 14 Marshall street. dam-Ito was done
1?. 0. Bush, of Wilton avenue, n quite
The Carpenters' Union will meet to-
11:01!" film” W OWN?“ Profemor Vaughan prcdicts another
WM ""9" at m'o'd- ‘ ”I" stormfor next Thursday. To the grnm
ill-18.01 “I0 W390?! Wild MM blerswhoarekicking because we have
“Ml'm W theasloone uothadeuongh winterevenyettoratlsfy
"Id III-“WI establishmente.of 'hkh them, Ir. Vaughan would state that
were melanin diatom MIN- theyhadbetterwait.» thlre l. 91me
canttowrl muting iuBtamford bender - morecold weather and snow in ,m for
edaresolution prohIhitingthslsssingof "men‘,
thetownhallfortheuseoffllrlin W...
whiohgammof chlnoswese Iohebeld. Dr. VanAlstyne ash the members of
Ilegoeslntotbebar-momslndgambliug hlsehnrohtorememberthsspscialmeeo
dlvmlnd mocha-tome msuhe linds log at thslethodist church.thieeven—
there. ing.iltha tumor Ills Impeach
mmmmmd “my.“ MEN-"MW inlhefiundly
_ W m .llflxilll VI“ 50 N b! l
"' m“"" "'3 "" "m"- M Isl Ills-rout of the
autborisstlIl'rlI- Menominee Mfw'l "‘
Maddthemeetidgs'llrsady
urer.totrauierall fundslu hilclntodym
to theleoountot thtscommittsetothe Wu” m“ W'M‘”m
account of thsllorwalk Hospital cou- M
A committee cousiltlngof Aspanot spirited hurssehltchedtoa
3W.Ve ,William Draw andme sleightookfrlght at the Mulazogiue
O'Brien, appointed at the clossof the complny’l double ripper as the boys
ham misuse-h- spun-neat host-Ital came donation-mot yesterdlyafter
“multilevel. neared noon. Thelnlmllslhledandhrokethe
thstsnchleociriyhedhenformod M hams-audnsckyohehefore Ihsdrlrer
dummltus Irma-charged could suhdus'tbem. The team was
owned at alsvsue’livrry stable inflow
—MWW°“*-'m°"°'d CanaanaudwasdrlvsuhyJohnSlevens
doughnutsflrmharsortedersamwafen. mmwwgmmm
10- nmhehoolatsorssm. 19. fresh extra .1de
Islam assume. at. We Bl
transport-nest.
m...”
A. B. Whale-lee. of Norwalk. the
sogiaseroftbecltyof Iouth
“Castle, No.1.A0.K.ofll.0.,warsiuaplivalsplalltatxlugaton,lsnths
wumhgbynfloaIsn-ad train at Youbwl. yesterday. were
ammmmmm the Bud-m river. and after
. V.O.GamgeW.0tllln BlrlllvltoYoakersludtooktlrenexttrlll
I“. titrK. ointment-pron; l'alu form-York Unmasking”
I. thmnmhmamothospdnt
nan-am memo-Inn
motel
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wnmm,mm ssIe.olld
lots. ladies Paula kid hand and
mashllesewedehosefrolaflmflregm
larprles. Wamguhgtoeleaathsdm
. mutant”. Abolotrsgalsrprlsefmmm
‘Dr.1ml.lnskwmdhrmun”mmmufi Also
(Indirectly-Udell! m and urflhemwdfwe
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The following calm of Palestine law-“WWW chi-mum week.
“If“: MKC..Jmlphllrb elimblugthethe Pllbldeeuurloed his ,
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llostollanllirun of
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30 Norwalk- e4 wAsl-Il‘rlo'ro" STREET. SOUTI-I NORWALK. con’u.
Ir.
NorwalkBulldlug, laumdluvsstment Yovkol
The Alpha Wheel club will hold a
spacial meeting—#- and-maker tonight
.lnd Nu. James II. Houston. of
Armenia. are visiting frIsIlds at Cran-
Plains.
‘3 L———-————-—
{El-linen
I’Olill
Br. and Ira. Frederick means. of
Bridgeport, spent Sunday at the Nori-
lon rmldence on West avenue.
Lewis C. Green. cashier of the Fairlield
County National Bank, is ill with a
heavycold at his home onllainstreet.
Braceorge VanAlstyns started you»
terday for Waterloo. Iowa. where she
was summoned by the serious illnem of
her mother.
Ills. Dr. Hickok and sister, Ifils Grace
Cole. of Brooklyn. N. Y.. formerly of
Norwalk. are guests of the Misses Cole.
at Elmcrvst.
C. B. flasher. of Boston. and Nils Ida
Buckingham, of New York city. have
been guestlof Allen 0. Belts, of "sin
street. during the past week.
Charlotte l, the eighoweeksold
daughterof Mr. and Ira. Oarmie Bub
hell. was buried yesterday afternoon.
Ber. T. K. Noble oflciated.
The hour of the funeral of Banal John-
son. the little daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Albert P. Johnson, has been changed
from 3 o’clock tomorrow afternoon to 10
o'clock in the morning.
Willie Donnelly was taken with a fit
on Water streetfiatnrdly. and fell down.
hurting hi head badly. Medical attend-
ance was summoned and he was carried
to his home on Ilarbor avenue.
All adjourned meeting of the First
Congregational church will be heldoo
Thurahy evening, at Bo‘clooh. to hear
reports of what has been done the past
year in its various departmguta of work.
Andrew Britta. a weaver employed at
the Union Manufacturing company‘s
mills. caught his hand in one of the
looms yesterday. and two of his fingers
were cut ed.
The charges of Grand Blaster Stirling
against E. W. Maples for unmasonic
conduct will be heqrd before the session
of the Grand Lodge of Masons, which
convenes at New [lawn to marrow.
Gilbert Chichester. of Union Place.
was before Justice Coolidge yeaterduy
alternator. charged with ltealing a wagon
from William Paddock, who formerly
employed him. Ila pleaded guilty.re«
turned the wagon, and paid the costs of
the case. He was then diechurged.
Erastus R. Phelps. of New Haven.
died at the residence ‘ef his daughter.
lira. J. W. Wilson, 8 Aich street. yester-
day afternoon. aged 86 years. The fun.
era! will be held on Thursday morning
at ll o'clock. The remains will be taken
to New Haven on the 1:“) train. Mr.
Phelps was one of the oldatOdd Fellows
in New Haven.
A meeeting of the local i- sumnce
agents was held in leidge d: lock-
wood's office yesterday afternoon. to die
cine the eighty per cent. coinsurance
clause. After the matter had been fully
ventilated they decided to rornoostrate
against the change. Homer Merrill and
C. B. Coolidge were appointed acommit-
tee to cooler with the Insurance ruen
throughout Fairlie-Id county. and arrange
to have a committee appointed to reprr~
sent the county before the New England
Exchange. at their next meeting. The
meeting then adjourned until next week
Monday;
In Ito, r '
Le a
wasntxsroa. Jan 11— —Secretary Noble
some Ilme ago called the attention of the
halls committee on Invalid pensions to the
necessity forsome law to authorlaathere-
peel of private pension bills obtained by
no dulent means andcallsd attention to
several sau- ol this kind. The committee,“
reported bills for tin repealof thecasm
brought to their attention and discussed
the advisability of ng l general bill tom
meet-noiseless. he curnmlttsewlnt to
see Justice done to msvlmfluulcaess.
are uIt‘s-termlued If possible to guard“ againn
In
Her Inducing Papers to Vela.
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Newllwdueallm pull-,Daylnm
III-wall.
OalobWoodbqultsillathi-homs on
Kr. and: Mrs. Charles For, of Van
Zandtl “will move tomorrow to
ma: . ~ , , . ..
ThesiatiJkpotld dr-Nhe cut end of
mod on amount of
glow; :‘Il effort will be made to
remove it ibis afternoon and evening.
and those having it in charge ask for
volunteers In. the work. If there is a
general responle with shovels. the pond
will be In tile best shape of the season.
'The meetingto be held in Volunteer
Bose house this evening is an adjourned
meeting from three weeks ago, when it
was deemed advisable to continue the
committee that had been appointed to
confer with a similar commitm from
the city and borough on the advisability
of uniting. The committee was con-
tinued bu report further if they could
learn anything new regarding the ad-
vantages to be derived from uniting
with either place. The meeting begins
promptly at 8 o'clock.
A week ago last Friday James L'Hom-
medic-u wore a pair of ordinary black
stocking. purchased at a store in South
Norwalk. Sunday his logs. from
his ankles to hil knees. began
to itch, then a burning sensation set in,
followed by his legn swelling until they
were nearly twice their natural size, and
causing great pain. A slight rash broke
out, which spread untIl the flesh was a
mass of sores. A doctor whom Mr.
L'llommedien consulted attributed Ihe
ailment to the coloring matter in the
stockings. Blood poisoning was feared
at first, but the condition of the flesh is
now gradually imdmving.
The success of Chamberlain's Cough
Nobody in elfectillg a speedy cure of
colds. croup and whooping cough has
brought it into great demand. Messrs
Poutius a Son. of Cameron. Ohio. say
that it has gained a reputation second to
‘ none in ihat vicinity. Jul. I. Queen. of
Jolmstoirn, W. Va. lays it is the best he
ever used. 13. F. Jones. druggist,Wi~
nous, llim..says: “Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy is perfectly reliable. I have III
ways warranted it and it never failed to
give the most perfect satisfaction." [1 fly
cent bottles for sale by G. C. Stillsnn.
druggial.“_. .-__ .. ”A n“ W.-
If It New York millionalrl- mvm n d”.-
ner at 5th rtvvnuc and 26th street fulfill.
till) 00 which gives 19 [ample dy epopsin
and tIIIN‘ lo spend $1,415le In doc -
hirs‘ bills an tinnll have to pay $5. 0"
etch for I'lozus Blow (‘ [Ire to cure them,
what Would be the saving per Iraplta If
the dinner should not be given. then:
being 87 persons at the feast!
Inquire at Plaisml' II drug starve nherr
you may have the problem solved and
get information III-nit lotus Blood For.
’ Children Cry for
Pitcher’s Bacteria.
Children Cry for
Pitt her’s Castorla.
When Baby was ick. we gave her Castorh.
When the wallChikI, sheeriedfor (‘aswrlm
mmmuhm rhmgtocurmlo.
When-hehnlt‘hlhlrenmegavlthemcaoria.
e
Ghl' .4an Cry for
PEthzar’e Castovia.
"‘TayIOr & Golden.
llaalEstateandlnsurance
‘19"!!an ”It!"
“was “Nam fora lot or home and lot.
with III. Ill-Mm Invited to
andex mine our list. e
Ytl’u” o. o ‘1'“
nevsryplrtnf eye "'13:"
(3" terms.
"'"ritennlu.
BUSINESS BBLIEGE,
"ANION”. CONN.
A theme: h. firehouse tr lul
both scale. Allbull new! but“:
(Mosul llll nab
ates ans
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SCAVENOER
FOR 3001'“ NORWALK AND NORWALK.
cleaned. All
he best man-
.r
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.53 lsr'lz'lll'n'ioh V'aulle disinfected
(
"" 2st rubbish leased
ma Aahee o a
all {fuels wood for sale. Address Moll h‘
death Invent. illi-
llolwali Choral llllinll.
Anhtnswedlllhemhfio‘fm the Ilimes
moonlit-ox”: WWII.
Wadi. Nomi“ 'u’”. .ilié‘x
infltole'rlosk.
ilorlcla.
wrists...- “was
oaths cm-
6'1 nlsltltow
aeont'lry
235;;
ll‘hlloi for [um
‘ J. ". Jmnlmt Kn
\
monument-loo.
Loom, 94, Ill-4.
of native amok see cure.
your table at a minimum cost.
mm'uunnoIr-eny Inn-non
lty ofTeadrInherlof thlecity knowlwl‘r'ere
'l'hle.with the
linsst grades of Fancy Mesa. is our
greatest hobby. Ones tried more. sur"
custom If yoturlshthti finatPotatou
Wecanspresd
vatslslemn the at day 0 January. lust
xnfdwiigfl'i‘ tetra: 'i'l’thel te ”3'35.“
0 III N ' ll res 0
estate «rudhasoobslrzsls the
land and Buildings on lloyt sh.
3(er oeclfpled by said Thomas Cousins as a
no Insan
For terms of sale l‘rllqulres of the YInlfliscrlher.
Assignee In Insolvency of Thomas C-lmpns.
PEDPIE' 8 NIIIIET.
13 North Main Sq.
Telephone-tall, 528.
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CHARLES E SEYMOUR.
LEADING GROCER. - 33 WASHINGTON ST.
- w Id I - ' - M '
JIIES IlTGiiEll. lllttlllllllr. “on 13.5%: 2;: 5'3: 3.533“: "Eight,
ls r rlen an on .
Auction Salel Monmouth-mi
Will sell st Comic lrlld follow ”pl-hm b‘t'e lord you.
PU BLlc AUCTION Succe: will! a3:1?er cmwn “corridor“
SI ”.5323 :13 2""; o'tlnl‘mlrr. to the high- ' If you do but TAG an PERSEVERE.
IllE FINES] IilllllEIS. iiillClEllS. IIIIBIIS. Elli. III THE Willllll '
E J. WADl-IAIIIS. Proprietor
rite unlit“,-
PEOPLE'S NIBIET,
2i Wail st.. Nomalk.
Telephone “i" 5-7 3.
v.6
Great Sacrifice Sale
——-—-OF‘——
DRY 60008. NflTlflNS, HOSIEIIY AND
HflllSE-FIIIINISIIING lillllllS.
83 Washington Street. South Norwalk.
———-oeo-—
As is usual with Its we intend to as far as pomible inventory as little stock as
we can. Therefore we give this special inducement for you on come in and buy
now It' Is money in your pocket if you do. We cannot begin to quote all the
bargains offered. \V e will. however simply state. that during the time of this sale.
at out or less.
To the one who FIRST sends
Mn‘es‘ us the word missing in the
. following sentence: “AI .
Ay; you ve never fought
except in "' up still pri-sent with an elegant Rochesler Lamp, finely decorat-
ed. and value-d at $8 00. Send your answers to
6. II. VAN ALS'I‘I'VE,
Care South Norwalk Blown Shore.
South Norualk. Conn.
The complete sentence is in the 1
bonds of The Sentinel. I
DRESS 60008. ‘
‘20 pieces all wool SIIilirlus in stripe»
and floor weaves, IIIIIf- dollar quality.
this sale 29 yard.
“)6 yards 4i) inch flannel, my yard
3 pence Minch all wool flannel, this
sale 39c yard
CalIler's Dmtine. 18c bottle
Sin-field‘s Dentifricc. in tubes, 15¢.
Rublfoam. 190 ll bottle.
Austen's Cologne, regular 150 and 25c
Ill-'0. this sale- do and MC.
Clark‘s Spool Cotton, black, white or
colors, 39c spool. 39c duun.
5 pieces 42- inch henvy Serge worth
4:5 yard. this sale 33c. WOOLS
50 pie-cell plaid Suiting at l9c yard. Best Saxony. 9c skein.
3. 000 vards Drain Ginghnms. 100 yard:
best quality
175 vards remnants China Silk. .52
inches wide, 39v vard worth 85c
27) pieces. Silk Glnlp. this sale dc yard
I I pieces 8 Ik Gimp. this sale SI yard
100 black Gooey Mums. worth 50c. at
29c each.
JAI [£75.
Fancy. black or tan (' looks. with
npmmm fur trimmings. worth ‘8; price
for this sale. M 49.
Block (“82"qu Cloak. fur trimmed,
worth *5: this sale ‘3 III).
ladiea‘ Ian Melton Want-nu. pleated
bark. worth #1]. now Id.
A few Miss-J Garments at your own
price.
Aim a few sizes in Lollies: (' looks at
one half of their forum r pnce.
LADIES‘ ll‘su) l’hlllIIiWIIlli.
leies' Drum-rm four tucks, at Ilia.
Indira Dram-r». luur locks, [lulllburg
Irlmmvd. extra value. at 2.30.
Lamina“ Dl’iIVH'f‘S, III-:kI-II uml Hamburg:
Beet Germantow n Wool. llc skein.
Best Worsted Skirt Braid to piece.
Best Velveteen Binding, .c piece.
Best Plus zip-pri
Beat live-ho k Elmer Stel- -l-. 5c pair.
English Mlllwartls or Smith a Needles.
3!“ paper.
COMES AND BRUSHES.
All of our Rubber and Horn Dressing
Cumin, 3k and 10c- quaiity. 70 each.
Extra heavy nickel hack. 8 inch horn
Dressing Combs, 100.
25c quality "air Brushes, 19c.
.530 quality Hair Brushes. 25c.
50c quality Hair Brushes, 39c.
10I‘ quality Tooth Brushes. Tc.
mic quality TmIII Britshm. Ilc.
‘ 1% quality Tooth Ermine. 13c.
l'J.‘ qll-Ility T011!" Brmhne. 163.
Illlsl-l filfl'l'" BTERS.
( hild‘o limo Supporters. 9c pair.
“le "we Supimrti rs III,‘ pair.
hulirw' How Suppm’fcm. 13c.
1.:Idi-s III-sI-StlpimrtI-rs. thII belt lilo
trim-nevi. cheap at 39c and 496: Ibis 531*" IJHIII‘." "use So I mrII- rs, with sIIIIulIII r
33c and 43c.” _ _ strain. I9r. I '
Ladle» Null! DMW“ _"1 PIN“ and More? Ilooo Supporters, with shoulder
IIII-III-d yokeu. I’lltl'llilufll tnlnmcd. from lumps. 16c.
2310930. Which are 33} pct (TM. Ida Nickel plated scissors, 8, 7. N inch. 9t-
than actunl vnltle. pair.
We can ohm» you the finest line of
“wt steel Scissors 4.’
skirts at 39c, 49c. 59c, 75c and We ever
ndincll. 17v
5000, .‘Il’d-I all lint-n Law, J width;
Ufll‘n’d. wanlI 5c. 7e. 9e y.srd choice of any
Our ailmrtmcnt of (‘atnirrit (-Irsct uidlh.’3§t‘ yard
('nvt'rs lit 25m in square or \ from.
lltISIIZBY
lithium suits III-nus will gilt mixed—
Shlrtsollli Drawers. good value at 50c.
during this snlv39t' each
Hamburg Irilnnwd can I be [III at.
fi'l'Alll'I-Il) Ll‘l-ISS.
'l'idit's. muted dosignu. do each.
T'll)’ Cloths. assorted designs, fringed.
25 noun (lenm‘ gray Underwear
lOI rtlch worth 45v; we offer ”will at 206 ear-II. '
Pillow Shams. I‘I‘ic pain worth lilo,
Bllft'llll Scam. all linen, :3 yarda long.
250 I-zlr‘h.
HI’EI‘IALS.
Box Writing Paper from 6: to 150.
Fancy boxes reduced from We to tile
We haw a few pair of Dr. Simon's
corsets which we are closing out at ilk-
l pair, worth .I.
TOILET ARTICLES.
i-‘ino Tranr’r rent Snap. «to cake
Extra lim- oilet Soap no a II .Idcr die,
a I like, We do» fl.
Fella & t‘ 0 Toilet Soup. 101: box; 3
miles in box.
l't'llf‘htl lull ('rwtm, a new and III-Ii-
cnlr-ly perfumed map, 3 cattle in box:
ibis Inc We
Whin- ( ‘antllo Soap, 5c cake.
I allow: lloap. Illi- a cake.
Toilet Ammonia, 2.- bottle.
Tulle! Ammonia. largo. 5c bottle
Vaseline. (Io bottle
'l'll III'I'I‘.
mt! January It. the flute at No. ltll
“lehlrlui'm street bridge. ulwomwlral
by llnhnllteln h I 'uppelson. flmlllroof \\ Il-
lever. out I nor .... Jll Ivr
l.’l.ATillu the new tenement house on Ann
”MLRHIIIII Vorwnlk. Amly foJlmee
'.I' owe. RoIIIh Harrell I. out
'l‘WIHl Is. one of seven mum and one o
lneroovn In thelIuIIlI-Il building. mr-
uerof Walla River streets. Nnrwulk Ap—
ply on the premiere. Iii? If
‘2 Ilnzen (it-Iits'
Shirt» fur 98c ouch.
2 dozen lim quality ii no Flannel
Shirts vruth 3| I10: you can havelhrm
lord] Wench.
100 dozen Gent a Mixed IIalf-Iluee 10c
pair. well worth 150.
Ill) doull Ladinl‘ iii-ck "Ix-w. 9c pair.
SIL’TI Blue Flannel
Inga at 0 o‘clock.
SATURDAY. Jill. 28TH.
Free! Free!
FOURBWOI . .u
MFR-3110‘: (IL. i.“3ES.
UT'I'AO“ of all rooms. mrnrr (hove nIreel
urn-xii." m“ ' "i: N" ’llm mu” ” . M
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“owl Pl Re What! In street and Nag: PrOf- Es HOUBOWOFth
“A. II I “I!“ “I'm
landward avenue .Ilmr street rent II‘IOIAUI'I' 0K rm: EYE.
.__'__ Apply to ma w ward. at." Imhsatouratoreladwllleumlueeynfree
Ill (’hlchrster piper. Dim Nanhal street
:nmn'dz‘lntrn of NHL”: menu! millet Wfi
the II!
W700» Warlocks n'" d I?"
Itreeeg eutenaln eaten and
or:- A. I. bll'. “fill"h street.
”III.
Minions-II coo.
”from at reasonable rates. “lullhlraotm
Ill! lam.
H. S. HOOD.
ltlouth Hall street. Iloalh Norwalk. CI.
ill 2w
city heart of Belle! lattes.
shovels I
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the ohm moi: ‘ervnlnllg all
milieu: Assessors
the “filth! “dating-flu“ the |valuation In
Afl'filwm (‘0 m. .liloard of
Itellel.
flat-ad ‘ the! (‘Iiy of W Millage:- Silt
cashMreglsIsr. pearl; new. In...»
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not I .
"3.33”" 0:50“ "isgfitf'om'r
who-.. emu; "H5
two In ”New than
W‘
while
'ly damaged on edge.12c
namely, from January 11 to 18 everything In our entire establishment I'll] be sold pt.
DOMESTICS.
25 pair [010 Blankets. 62c pair.
100 pieces Continental Unbleached 4 d
Muslin, 16 yards for SI.
25 pieces Atlantic Muslin, 16 yards
for $1. ‘
10 pieces soft finish Bleach, 17 yards
for 81.
1,000 yards 5-4 Table Oil a(girth, slight-
y .
1,000 yards Domet Flannel, Mo yard.
300 yards Table Linen, unbleached.
(H wide, 18c yard.
150 yards 72 inch Bleached Table
Damask. big value. 45c yard
100 yards 62 inch Bleached Table
Damask, good weight. 37c yard.
30pieces best Indigo Blue Prints, die
r vard.
100 Indies Calico Wra pers, 69c each.
150 Ladles Indigo lue Wrappers.
980 each.
If you examine the above you can’t
fail to buy.
KITCHEN DEPARTMENT.
This spot in our store we know will
in mt everyone. It is considerable
mo uple'for us to take an inventory
of this s k than any other In our store,
cunsequen ly we are just that much
more anxious to sell as much as pontible
right away. so have marked many
staple articles cheaper than we own
them ourselves.
Your attention is first called to our
immense assortment of lamps. which
are reduced In prime actual cost, vix:
15 fancy decorated Lamps, shade and
tonntstomalch 90c each, worth $110.
25 Iar e decorated Lam detachable
fount.8130each, worth 50.
25 Lamps. same as above except in
decoration. SI 50 each worth $3. 75.
20 lamps. Rochester burners. fineiv
du nrab-d.3210rrlch,wonh $3. 25.
15 l Ieuant Rochester Lamps. extra
large. $3.10 each. worth $4 50.
100 decorated Toilet Sets 10 pieces,
worth B, choice of 10 styles: sl 98 act.
30) fancy decorated plates. 70 each.
100 decorated 2 quart Nappies. lficth
150 decorated cold meat
1" )c en: h
500 Japanese Teapots. llc each.
3500 B Lump (Jhlmneys, 3 for 10m
31]!) A lamp Chimneys. 4 for Bio
500 large ruund Nappies, worth $0.
for 23v each.
50mins Berry Dishes. worth 25c. for
If»: live styles.
Ill) (.‘Ilft‘n‘d Butler Dislite. glass. 10c.
75 Cr II-ry Ilnlllers, glass. Ilc each.
5|! ulnar; (Trot-her Jars, 2.x." each.
300 decorated Shaving Mugs. 10:: each.
Ill" fancy 5y rup Cups. 190 each.
Mdrcumtni \ases,10 inches high,
100 Inch.
IIII) sot-I. 6 (‘ ups and 8 Saucers, 45c set
heel quality.
50 gins-I 0” Cone 2's: each.
‘20 extra K3 till Dish Pane, ldquart.
18c can It
25 glam Water Sets. pitcher and glaeaea
to III 'mlllh $1 19 Bet.
100 ( 'rulnh Brushes and Trays, file.
.500 dl'O‘p Pic Tlns, any site, dc.
100 )lilk Pill-s six- Iplart one, 90 each.
lot) (' Ilrry Comb-I. we each.
500 long handle Twisting Forks. lien.
30 two quart topller bottom Coffee or
Ten hits, 2.30 each; other sizes in plo-
portion.
50 six qllnrt Tin Pails, 15¢ each.
GRANITE} \VAIIE.
Every piece warranted. No seconds.
”(lot or ('IIfl'I-o Pom: liquart. Ific:
.l-I unrle. 8th; 4 qu:,lrlu 89¢" . 5 quart» $1.
Volllsnlmle \insll Boring, i'en Ket-
the. Pulls. I’llilu, etc, but have not room
to quote prim-II.
Don'tfall to exnmincuur 5c and lik-
tables.
83 WASHING TON STREET.
WAner this Ibte ear star- will be closed on ‘l’lesdav.
Thurs-lay and Incl” ow..-
open on III-day. "scum-y and nlInrdly eve-lap.
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gqlplmwrals.
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ENOAUBMENT SPECIAL.
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"Ellis 8:. HANSllN's
onlvmlt CllIDS.
The excellent Vaudeville Show that Illde
suchnhllatflstml. l I N
York III.Insullatsiya'f'l‘erfI ew
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Diagrams In Pishted'ssnd Hale‘s drug store.
rulers. 15. to. storm.
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