_ WGEO LOOKWOOD
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FHCEBJIO. 2 80 MAIN BT.. 80. NORWALKV
. cult" ti 2,000. nIIIItE
Ya ctrtr. limos sensor run
our or scent soawita.
mt D, II. Maw-It III IwIIIh Huh
walk Electric Light company for an
Allagal launch of (la-Iran t-‘I'ha Paper;
in tho-so, larval — tilt! clam It!»
"pull this afternoon: Deputy sierra
Toner served papers upon City Clerk
Wilcox in a civil action “brought by the
Norwalk and South Norwalk Electric
light company against the City of South
Norwalk, wherein the plaiflill’ com-
plains and says:
I. On the 21st day of September,
19], thsdefondant, in comidcrstion of
" theagrcementson the panof the Nov-
walkGas light comm]. therein con
tained. executed In writing a certain
contract with the said Norwalk Gas
Light company, of which a copy is
hereunto annexed. marked “Exhibit A.”
II. On the 18th day of February,
1m. the said The Norwalk Gas Light
company, for a valuable mnaideration.
by an instrument in writing of that date,
under its corporate name and seal. duly
adapted the said contract and all its
right under the same to tho plaintifl.
III. The plaintifl' is the actual and
fame flde holder and owner of the said
chase in action.
IV. Uptotbe time of the assignment.
then-signer had duly performed all the
conditions of the contract on its part.
and-ices said assignment the plaintill
has duly performed all the conditiorn
thereof on its pamand up to the 18th
day of Octobu, 1892, the acts and doings
of the assignor and of the assignee were
accepted by the defendant as a full per
formsncs on their: part respectively oi
all the stipulations in said contract‘on
their part to be performed.
V. 0n the third day of December,
1”, the defendant. without the concern
oi the plaintiff. attempted to repudiate
the said contract, and refused to make-
the payments to the plaintiff to which n
was and is bound by the said contract
and the paid amignment, and thereupon
broke the said contract on its part. with-
outthoconaent and against the pmtest
of the plaintiff.
VI. Payments have been made by th-
defenthnt to the plaintiil for the light:
furnished by the plaintIfl under the said
contract up to the first day of October.
1”, but no payments have been made
under the said contract since the lirst day
of October, lm.
VII. 0n the 18th day of October.
l”. the defendant requested the plain
tifl todiscontinuc the lights mentioned
lathe said contract. and in consideru
tion that the plaintitf would forbear h
gmcratc and furnish the lights mention-
ed in said contract until a further agree-
ment thereon between the parties worl-
reached. and that the plaintiff would, for
such period as the said lights might not
hefurnished as aforesaid. claim as the
measured damages only the value and
not gain to the plaintilf of the said can
tractand notthe contract price of the
lights. agreed with the plaintill that in
allotherrespcnsthe rights of the par
timohould be unaffected by such dis
continuance of the mid lights.
VIII. Under the said last mentioned
agreement. and at the requut of the do
fondant as aforesaid. the plaintill has
duos the 18th day of October. was, thus
far omitted to furnish to the defendant
the lights mentioned in thesald contract
The plamtill claims by way of legal re
llefaadamagrsthscontract prlccof the
lights furnhhsd host the hrstdsy of 0c
lobevJDttnlhelOtb day of October.
ins. and thereafter the value of the said
contractto the plaintlfl for its full per
formation for its entire term. ending the
flat dayof Beplrmlavr. I”. being the
aura of twelve thonmnd dollars.
"Exhibit A" lsa copyofthsagrso
moat madam-bur It, lfli. between
the llorwalk Gas light company and the
(lltyof flouth Novwalk.aud signed by
Ibaarser J. lllll. wildest, on tho part
of. the Gas company Ind William ll
lined. mayor. and Edward l’. Knapp.
m of the com-this. oa lampsaad
mathspartoflbsclty.
"I can: I! till".
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Special Agent.
cosr oars: rm. '
What tin Vim m.” Inn for
‘5. MI "I Moul-
Estimates for appropriations for-tats
expudituresfovthstwollscal years be
ginning July 1, I”, have been submit-
tcd to the mute by the state
treasurer. The motive department
asks for an appropriation of “GM.
against an appropriation of 014.” in
use. Iathomapsecvctary'aofllco it Is
thought that steam will be needed.
whiohhflllllmcrothan was granted in
the lat appropriation. An increase of
31.400. or “Mimi asked for the treasur
cr’s cities. The comptroller wants $18.-
300, which is an increase “5.809. 9.000
of which iaaskcd for for legal (spartan,
an item notconsidered in tbe1880appro-
pristions. III 1889 the state librarian
was granted “.000. He thinks 01.200
will he needed in the next two years.
An appropriation of 003,100. which is
an increase of $58,300. is uked for by the
state board of education, and the com-
missioner of the school fund wants 82!.
800. only “00 more than last year. The
insurance cornmsdoner asks for an up
propriation of 830,560, or $700 lenr than
was appropriated for this office in 1880
For the National Guard 0345.095 02 is
thought to be about the right figure, and
the Governor’s Guards want 311.508 iii.
In l889. 818,000 was appropriated for the
bureau of labor statistics. The amount
now asked for it $21,000. The state
board of agriculture asks tor 308.650.
$14,050 increase, most of which is asked
for on behalf of the Starts school. An
increase of 81,000 in their appropriation
is asked for by the fish commissioners.
the amount they think they will requiri-
being $7,000. The shell fish commimion
evs ask for $9,300, or $9 more titan the
last appmpriatiun. while the dairy com
missioner thinks he can get along with
the some appropriation, or $1,400. In
l8“ “limo was appropriated for the
Connecticut hospital for the insane. An
Ippmpriation of $165,000 is now deemed
sufficient. For the state reform school
“25 400 is asked for, against “18.000 in
l889, but “0.000 is asked for to make re-
pairs. The Industrial School for Girls
asks for W300. 89,000 more than was
appmpriatel in 1880. An appropriation
if “5.000 is asked for by the state prison
wing $5. 800 more than was appropriated“
he last time.
Hartford county wants 884, 000 for the
:ourts and states attorney. an incrensi
of $2431). New Haven county's court
~xpenaI-s are estimated at “63.000. while
the last appropriation was $21,000 For
the some purpIse New Damion omnty
asks for 012,500, an increase from Sill.
an; Fairlield county. “$0,500. an in
crease from Sllbfiiil); Windham county.
$24.00*). an increase from 822100; Litch
field county, #58. 000. an increase from
$28 000: K I'ddII-sex county. 8‘33. 000. a dc
reuse from $23 500:1‘rrlland countme
000. an increase front cram In every
county an increase 'ni asked for for tin-
cnun’ y commissioners, for the board oi
prisoners at the jails. The amounts ap
pmpriated in new. and those now asked
for are as follows:
For Hartford County. . ..
For New liar-n County
for .‘irIv London County...
01"
5.03]
For FairncldConnty Jim am
For Windham County . . .. m in!”
For thckllsld County .. . . . $.40 m:
For Biddle-u County... m row
for Tolland County .......... MO Hill
It will take “9,400 to pay the intern!
on the stats bonds.
lint-ember items not included in any
of the above classes. estimated in the
comptmllcr’a olllcc, furnished the follow
lug comparisons:
ml
r‘rinllugand circulating docs
meats..... ....................I W 0 mm
hrslekandlasaaaaoldlars... Item mam
Jnd‘u' salaries “mu man
rust-battens”. m m
dials hoardof health . an» atom
«unmamsrmias. Iron sum
Trmunary hours. .04“) I.”
The Ire-rum estimates the receipts of
the stats for the two years commencing
July 1. 1008. at $4,003.”).
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Intro 'I'vsrh Valli-vs.
ofsstra work‘for railroad rare. The
switches havsto its-shad dallon tarp
themfromfrseatag.” tbsCoII-Illdat»
sdmadhaspntou estrous“ walkers,
acdattho premnttlmeoneverymllsof
Iheroadarsrsohwhonlghtaotidayare
carefully wamhing every inch of the
track. legalities-of stormorcoldtbey
morality. Therallsarsfallof frost.
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NO. or BROADWAY.’NEW Your CITY.
' lilllllli MEI HE“ APllllllS
.A RAINBOW SDCIAILB A'l' 'l'lll
PARIS]! IMIS
unva- by the Daughters of the King of
at. Paul's church laast lllhI—a Pro-s-
nada In Which the ladies and MI.-
man Draw lamb-rs tor talcum—“Ila
‘ curs-"rum. In can;- or Ian am.
The Daughters of the King of St.
Paul’s church, llorwslk. held a rain.
bow ioclalat theparhh rooms on Wall
stmé't last night. There was a large at
tondancsandall who were present de-
clare the gathering a most enjoyable
occasion.
firsttberewuarainbow promenade
which was formed by the ladies and
gentlemen drawing numbers from a
table than pairing oil'. A bean
ng contest came next. A glass
fruitjar was set on a table and those
present guessed at the number of beans
contained therein. The exact number
was 810. Miss Sarah Partrick took first
price by guessing 807, and Harry Smith
took the booby price by declaring that
there were” beans in the jar. Follow
ing the guessing the young ladies
brought out a number of uncomplet-
ed rainbow aprons for the
young men to finish hemming. Some of
the young men present astonished their
fair sisters by the adeptnem with which
they handled the needle. Walter Taylor
won the first prize and Fred Raymond
the second. Refreshments were then
served, after which the good night
promenade took plaw.
The committee who had the entertain-
ment in charge were Miss Jennie Smith.
chairman: Miss Etta Carter. Mrs. Bal-
com and Louise Glowr. Rev. 8 '1'. Gra-
ham, the rector, his wife and Mrs James
1.. Stevens. president of the society. act-
edas a reception committee» and gave
the guests a hearty welcome. Miss
Emily Lynes, the vicopresident, was un-
abletobepresent on account of innate.
PHILLIPS BROOKS
A Dose-Irina of the la- Written to B.
1’. Whitney. of Norwalk.
Tar Summons been permitted to
print sportioa of a letter written by
Rev. J. B. Pitman to E. 1‘. Whitney.“
£3 West avenue. Norwnlk. who is now
wry low, having been confined to the
house for seven weeks. The letter to
written from Gienham under date of
.Vlovember 23. l”. and as it relates
principally to Phillips Brooks, it will be
read with no little interest at this time,
giving. unit does. a delightful pen pro—
Illi'r' of the gifted divine:
I wont to I’lllelbld last Wednesday
Iudliad a glorious time. Met Phillipe
Brooks for the first time. I have no
power to describe the man. lie is II
miracle of “greatness: physicallantri-
let-malty a spiriludly. His sermons
no I. ntable Inspirations I do not
Irelieve his equal can be on either roo-
tinent His wordslluw like a cataract
or waters and his thoughts are divine
Afterlisteningtohim the minutes you
forget the man. Phillips Banks, and
think only of the grand thoughts which
drop from his mouth like pearls Them
Is no nnition, no action. but of the head
that in iamsjestio movements ernpha
stars and givas force to his glowing
sentences. lie Is a grand. noble lower
of strength. Head and shoulders above
ordinary mine is equally above them
In all that agnrat
thinks nothing of h if, only of his
8’ ’0 “Ir
areatam on all he says.
the h I intellectual demand of
the head and the tenders-t feeling
of the heart I was with him
three days In chancel and in the study,
and sat with thrust dinner. and in all
plm ho was the same grand simple.
prism Phillips llmoka I think he
cringe as much honor to the Eptnci
satire Bpismpate .IM to him. one
can hear him without admiration and
IN!“
I Finlay war meeting of “Woman's
Auxiliary." a branch of the mission
work of unchurch. Ila gave a grand
robots to women.
‘l‘hocold weather makeaagrsat deal
South Norwaik. ,
Tuesday, 'l'ii‘uradi‘ty and Friday
evenings we close at II.
”R. BLAINE'G GONDITION.
no arlas Daatvanr llravsiy Valid 0%
Int Still Approushfwg. .
Wumlmosdau. 25.-—\‘o “mild-g
uportsas in even temporary
strength have beef received from Mr.
Elaine's physicianor family,and the has
pv-alon lsmrywhers becoming maroon.
phatlc that each day now finds him In
aomarsspactsnctsowcllasouthspvevlons
day. lvcrythlngahout thehousaappsars
tknafartlra-meaaaaual. Thsdlmllgkt
h the slukroorn.asan through the drawn
surtalaaconvayano sign of paythlngbo
Mthnwdlnary vigil.
Th visited his patient at O
o’cluckandmldthctnwasnomltsrlsl‘
change. Mr. Blaine slept morn thali he
didawcek ago,but when awake howls
conscious. The doctor-id he would not
rcturnduring the night unla- called tor.
Asfaraaknowntherehasbsennochaup
in Mr. Elaine’s condition since the time of
I the doctora’ visit at 9 o’clock and atto’clock
a. In. all is quit-tin the vicinity otthslmuss.
Canadian Unrest.
Toaosro, Jan. sin—J 1). Edgar. mem-
ber of parliament for West Ontario and a
loading reformsr,haa published an ad-
dress to his maximums,” In which he says
that the material condition of Canada’ a
agricultural population is most unsatisfacr
lnry but blames the determined hostility
of the Dominion government to unrestrict—
ed reciprocity for. promoting the annals.
tiun movement. He reviews at length the
Visit of Canadian comniinioners to Wash-
ington in regard to reciprocity last winter,
and asserts that when the Canadian min-
isters refused to conclude a treaty of reel-
procity on the terms offered them by the
United States they flagrantly betrayed the
true interests of their country in order to
sustain the efieta system of Canadian pro
action. As to her national future, he
thinks Canada will not have to wait many
yours to achieve her independence—not
horn of hatred to England nor baptized in
lrntricidal blood, but an independent
power, having its autonomy guarantcsd
by England and the United States.
'I’hnj'anialwa Trial. \
Pants. Jan. 25. —.\l. Franqueville has
finished his examination of Ill persons con-
nected with the Panama scandal He has
decided that Ferdinand dc ImszZbarlu
tie Lesson. lienry Cato. Marius Fontano.
ex-Depnty Sans-lemy. ex-Deputy Gohron,
M. Anon and \I Blondin are culpable.
Hisdecisiou as to the otherten lsnotyst
known. The interest in the Panama trial
increases as the endcomeanear Theap-
preaches tothe court wetscrnwdadaasoon
as the gnu-s were opened. Many promi-
nent men were present, and also a number
of ladies. Maitro Barbour resumed his
arknment in brhulfof his clients. Ilein-
dlutod an new line of defense, but pro»
ceded to justify the assorancas which the
directors of the Panama Canal comp-u
had given to the shareholders and the pub-
lic in relation to the Panama enterprise.
Proposed Connecticut legislation.
HARTFORD. Jan. it's-Bills were Intro
ducal In the house making the keeping of
poolrooms for the mice! pools on horses
and any form of gambling punishable;
making eight hours a legal day's Work for
all labor employed by the slap. A petition
was prreeult‘ll nuttmliduting the town and
the my gmcrnmvnts of llmtfonl. in
the civil-ll!- Iiiiis o‘rnr lllll’l’dllltt'tl :Iu-
tborizuig the governor to appoint a com.
mittee of live persons to revise the militia
laws; ratifying the voluntary association
of the board of the World's lair managers
and appropriating 875M!) therefor. The
bill was referred to the judiciary commit-
Inc which mmpe‘. it the railroads to give
members of tin-- ..l- m ml assembly passes
1':- Kansas Senators.
TIII'EKA Jan. u-«That Karim will send
a lh-nmcrat to the l'nitrd States senate
there in no qmstion. The Populist! will
elect a senator. and the :5 ltepublicansand
5 Drnmcrais w Ill aim elect a senator. The
man elected by the Republicans and Demo
crnta will have behind him the votes of a
constitutional majority of members hold-
ing certificates of election from the state
...... ' _..board The III namr so elected
will undoubtedly be serum] by the l tilted
Sula ‘
Presbyterian I'aatova Chm-gut
Alh.tlit',.lun. 25.-—~r\t the Albany prso
ble-ry the “or. A. it Aluey was released
from the pastorate of the llallatnu Presby-
terian church and fornmllyacceptrrl the
pastorate of the church at Went Troy. and
the Rev. I). ll. Durant was received from
the pmhyuryoi New \ork and railed to
the church at Earnings Springs. “is
Will Walt Ilse Artie. of III. urn-I Jll'y.
Boston, Jan. 23-. ~ The senate committee
on mire has docilh‘vl to await the action of
the grand jury in the cane brought by
Albert R. llosie,lntr Prohibition candi-
dnl- IOI' Ilnie *Itflllfil’ spilt“ Houston
ell-ct llamhrniry. for alleged bribery. ho-
lara taking up Ilualr'rt petition asking tar
an investigation.
‘ mgr-“Incarnate“;
Nan Your. Jan. slamming. 1.in;
toil-.llurolmluly i‘ltofl: Cleveland. Joluiy
II Iona lluldmAutholx; mm.
Aug. is to is: spflllfllhl Augfl to I.
Hartford. Aug. 29 to Sept]; New York
Driving club. lispt. t to Ir. l'hilralalphh.
um. I: to It.
senators from West Virginia.
Gasman Jan. nun a joints»
lieu of the legislators today Charles J.
Faulkner was elected senator om Stephan
ll. Blkina for the full mandJohaaca
N. Camdsnnvsr Elwin Ifaawall tor the
umpinsl term of the late coaster ifs-as.
ran Dana-a satin-a Int sols.
llaw Yaw. Jan. ...-no
Pans-a
ship llasa
them
llasryw
...?“
rived Row
Itaaanvlaata
fimmmusmnataw
wssaisanmlsa. nudism .
Wink?-
. Mich. Jan. t-‘fls Wat
contrasted
Inst-saws! tiara whom-
oakltov. Ina Isn’t-m
them
~ mussel!»
' CABINET SPECIllATlllI.
Chairman Hardly Summoned
to Lakewood.
“YARD ASSETS Till: rumour.
“N 0st of Eight of the Hanna In It.
Muss-s mum (law no "has In
”Ill-I Gas-era With m
musty—rs. oran- a:- Uncertain.
lixlr Yeas, Jan. “ti-m lakewooddb
with to The Press aayb: Mr. Cleveland’s
mlactlon of Senator Carlisle for the tracer
ury’ portlolio is a settled fact. and from s
most reliable source mines the information
that Mr. Cleveland telegraphed National
Chairman William F. Harrity of Pennsyl-
vania to come on for consultation, and that
whilehere be will be tendered “It. PW
mailergemml’a portfolio. It Is also con-
ceded here that Daniel Lamont. will boot-
larsd the navy portfolio. in. Bayard that
of mm of no. andJ Randhlph Tuck
or that of attorney general.
' The latest ('nblnel. J
A number of politicians who claim to be
in touch with Mr. Cleveland havearrangcd
this slate:
Secretary of Stale—Thomas I" Iinyarduf
Delaware
suntan of lhc Treasury—John G Car
[file of Kentucky.
Secretary of \I‘ ar—Patrirk A Collins of
Massachusetts
Secretary of the Navy—Dank l S. Lamont
of New Y ark.
Brittany of the Interior—l2. 0. Wall of
Wisconsin
Postmaster General—William F Harri-
ty of Pennsylvania.
er of Virginia. .
Secretary of Agriculture- Hugh 0. \I'a -
laccof Washington.
Mr. Cleveland sent out word that he had
formulated no plans about Mr. Justice La~
mar’s funeral. it is not at all likelythat
be will attend.
Mr Cleveland and ex—Seerrtary Bayard.
who is here assisting Mr. Cleveland in fix-
Ing up his cabinet. put in several hours of
hard work. and then the two statesmen
went sleighing with Mrs. Cleveland and
Mn. Bayard. On their return Mr. Cleve
land and Ir. Bayard at. om-s went inlo the
private study and resumed work upon the
«Hurt. denying lbrntsclyca to all visitors.
A Very Gay Deceiver.
(Irmafl. Jan. Sisal. Ii. Caldwell.
with neural slit-Is. the must cunning
prisonerthe government has had for some
time. was in the failed Statics court
charged With m the math Since
his incarceration the government has
learned thathehasa wife and seven chil-
. dren at Carrolton. K33. another at Owens-
horo, Kr. and another at New Albany,
from whom be borrowed H.700 lie met It
Grace Green. whom he pretended to marry.
and took her with him to Dalton, Gunther!
he deserted her. When next heard of he
left "widows" at Padis, 0.:Mnyafille. Ky.;
Columbus. 0.. and Ripiry. lle- courtrd
and proposed also to a Mrs. Poor of Cincin-
nati, whom he met at some river town in
Illinois. She was a rich widow
Dr. Tuner Outdoor.
h'tw Volta. Jan. ‘lthlexauder Jacques
cIIIIpIeud his 30th day of fat-ting. Win-u
hebegau the flat Jacques Wr'iglit‘ll ”if.
moods. When he finished be weighed
“2% pounda lie is an inch taller than
before, measuring now 5 feet 5}; int-hes
During the last Jacques drank 93.3w
drama of water, NJ?» drama of vicby
and 9.8!) drama of iron water. that is
water in which r‘naty nails had been lying.
This constituted his entire nourishment.
.Irconllngto the certificate signed by Dr.
“'ivm Jacques Its Wmlt’llul all tbetime
by a committee of medical student-c There
was very little public interest in the eflon,
and as financial enterprise it was a failure.
Ilwg t'otlnw f‘IsnIlvaI.
Amerra. (in, Jan ‘5 — The reign of
King Cotton Imp with It e in Ingumtion
of the carnival fratifltielt l-‘ully 10MB
strangers are in the city. The programme
comm in a rmption of the king. who
came up the Savannah river. and an ad-
dress by the mayor and the turning overof
the kryaofthe city to his flurry majesty,
all of which was followed by It carnival of
plataandnthsr Ifl‘hllit‘.’ 1hr weather
in as gloriously resplendent sari npring day.
A Interim Ito-In.
lloutnavsavan. Pa. Jan. stool-mam
Pinter Crraawril, teacher in physical I‘lll-
ture, is believed to he the Margaret Pinter
who died in Ilrilevue hospital. New York.
sheleft hers last wrekmnd no trace can be
annual-ail as to her present worm-limits
Ml- L‘r'wrll was a daughter of Colonel
John CreniwriLan ext-speaker of the Penn-
; mlhnls bonnet representatives
fl
”tori-vs ‘l‘rwstas Ila); Ion-val.
also. I vs». Jan. tau/III Burton
llidd [Bills
applestica for the removal film“ fiydney
Haydn of Windsor as trustee of a fund of
Ill.“ left by laryl.1‘ownssnd,oc the
ground that the asylum has not mallard
on the bound.
My. Initial“!!-
Batman). Jan. Kin—Tin secret savvtse
detectives In Brooklyn raided aa lllldt
whisky still and captured.after an as-
chanasof alioutadineuahotaoas of the
miners and a finely yrqmnippaddb.
am.“ 1». capture is call to be
rm
'fl;;;ml‘ a M.
Yunnan. N. Y. Jan. 1*Charisa Bola,
snip-our stills repairing mutants
man“ an... ...-".2:
' around It. lying w
Warrant-ulnflnlslm
losraoanr. Ala. Jan. aa-Jnu upper
cause of the arssaihl .uby a vote of it
militia-allows may
mawmysartothwldcwh:
Amunlemastal.
MLJIlflw-A cassette-sf
theirs-causal rawllltskvla
as the fltk last. to scam trail-tho
Wallis manna-mama:
helawarabdoaaagulaaaai.
Ilscrroa I 1, Jan. fi-Jl'hs clerk
is and lit-tam rut»
but tcomoin. The oasionisatarted, d
prot- on
Alimony General—John Randolph Tuck. I}
KEEPING UP OUR REPUTATION'
Wrench hatwo’rod fortwolc thaln W b
“yaw tymatook Indmtho iiio’yenr. ealways oadthcv
.andgolngatatwomlnntegslt. Bymwi ,ii
mmworth
thclowprtaeswearealwa W
morstashnd'it’iiio m%?ing a w
on
e to
M in the row. We are offer-
Don’twaituntilthctrainisstarted forcrunningtocatchit.
The Missing Word contest
is oven, and it is with a great deal of plena—
ure we ask'Miss Nellie Barry to call at our
The sentence complete is “AY, Ar, YOU
NEVER FOUGHT EXCEPT IN TRADITION,” taken
from the Deerslayer, one of J. Fennimoi'e
Cooper’s novels.
Don’t miss visiting our store during the
first part of next week. We will‘have lots
Stock will be, lak-
en on Friday, and previous to that all odds
of all kinds of bargains.
and ends will be sold way below cosi.
Waller this date our store will be
closed on Tuesday, Thursday and
Friday evenings, at ’8 o clock.
Open on III-day. Wednesday and
Saturday evenings
83 Washington Si,
GED. VAI ALSTYHE. Prop
M. 8. SMITH.
fireat Reduction in Hannels!
{0.
This will he the biggest week of the season in
bu" Flannels chea".
»mw-
Ludics' Genls’, and Children’s Heavyweight Flannel Under-
wear to be sold for what it will bring. Our center counter will
[reloaded with these Bargains.
The following is u bulletin of prices
Genio’ wititetilnrtn andl)rnwors,reg pat
It
35, red’c 'Il tos .«lH each
A
II I» .55 t 39¢
It It I t. II II 1.26: It .93 It
u u u *- u no, " Lao “
H as II M II 1.75, It I." u
.5 II II II II 2"”), Is l-fl3 II
Gonts’ gray Shirts and Drawers. reg. price. .75. rod'c’d loll .4» each
H u “I It It .85, ll .69 u
x
(I |I II I, ll
L20, .93 "
.. u .. “ “ I50, " L20 “
It II II M n 1.75, It L43 II
t u at It It 21‘" II L63 ll
anew—«~—
Ladios’ white Vests and Pants. reg. price. .66. rod’o’d tot .48 each
at It II it I'm, It ‘73 It
u u u H II L25, II .93 If
II u It II M 1.50, It L20 It
h
ladles’ white and gray ribbed Vestsand Pants, ,
W pflCO Olimmducgdm ‘1’] “015.4%: ,-
a.
" 1.76, “ 1.45 "
H ll 3 m it 1.73 . ll ‘ I
“......“ j:
Gents’ and new Wool Hosiery and Gloves to be sold wring
the above at a similar reduction.
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so"
M ,_s. ,A SMITH
flowery} i
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THE WONDER oi the AGE
Almat‘nnsthetlclwtbs .
PainlessTSexyhacuun If
Aronhenom will positively
store, [83 Washington street, and leave the W
address where she Wishes the lainp to be
forwarded to.
tonssaruphaisln
County y.
All work partalnlngo tistry prices
ahoutonskhalfcbargedbymr denti‘a‘ta
guaranteed their”.
oncoopenhomsamuntfllpm.
DR. F. W. DARMER.
Gea’l suite Agent for Arephrae. -
Over Post Ofllco. South Norwalk. 0%“.
iii-Washington SI. --79
BARGAINS IN
My. p_A____P£ns.
Pictures Framed to Order.
ARTISTS' MATERIALS.
Paints. Oils. Glass.
m.
PAINTING. PAPER-HANGING All!
BECfllilllllli. ’
L. Mar,
79 Washington St. So. Norwalk.’ '
Place Your Money
in the securities offered by the following
institutions:
The liddlesex Banking Company,
fidelity Loan and Trust Company,
Equitable lorlgage Company,
National .Iuinal Building and loan
Association.
Also Insure Life, Limb and Property with
H. D. SMlTH.
Room 2, Masonic Building. - Noni-it.
uBlf’
Puichasing Agony:
If ulI kinds fir ies living out of rum?
P-Irlicnlll' atIe; lion will be giants: anarch-
lll WS-
MiiS. l. A. DECKER,
No. )3: West Twentieth Street
New York City. Iii if
.I. 0. minus; “
‘apat Hanger. calcininm’aime
Will PIPER All!) lflilliiiis
lNorth Main arrest. 50. News”.
Sample books or toll line intuit pulse u
‘apcro. lltmlersandllllt Mouldings [skull to
Ion-re for lnspra-llnn. no notiro by 9 mt: 0.
not! (slim-fro chrwflnllv ..lw
MERRILL
BUSINESS cnllEliE,
STAMFORD PORN.
A t horomth. first- class traici school for
both sexes All boron-1a bvaae taught.
Iipenenllrc ear. Termsrraaunahle. Bradl-
“In crucial to walk ions. MEntry“ [Ii‘l‘rsa ior
eaddraae.
snuiii IIIIIIII 8mm inst
hi it ashlagwn atruu.
”pen daily from O to l: a. no. and from i to
.I. II... and on Hatnrdar Ovmlngs mm t to II.
1" Interest allowatl on deposits.
\hlllll mml'laillt i? lwmh m.
J. b. J ‘NNING
Undertaker.
I KNllill'I’ cram. II'IIIIWALII. CONN
Opposite ilcras Railway Depot.
“50”.; Ilia strut. Takphonecali. 11-:
as“ I!
hand rune" lessons
Calloaovaddms
llllli H. mm“
I West avaaquloulh
1|»!sz Walter J. Hall. ‘ “Ml:
n’EmoVE’fi
To lo. 5 liailrssl Hm.
JAf‘oB M. LAY'I'IIII. with larger cities trolli-
will Mic
thaw council tsIrI-rvlrss
“mutant? him” mount” bias of his
on In ra that it»
Hi 'i‘lr Drafts any, sv-
..'.‘I'..u " mus:
iii; Sill. union;
lt‘lliillllti ‘IIIIIIII.
m ‘lallroad Place. South ”walk. as
film ”11%er ”await. flab
”other copied.
, SOAVENOER‘ -*
roam-Mutation“ _
rs.DeckI-r wishes to inform er
”in the public grneially. that she wl tanks
purchases. or materia ria.|r and do oh 9’
mar-W; 1
Norwalk Chronicler