SPEUIAL AGENT NEW YUIIII LITE INSURANCE UUNII'ANL
AA BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
OFT-11358.
AT I II.
HOYT’B, SOUTH NORWALK.
mutt MARCH In THEATRE BUILDING, WASHINGTON s'r.
SANCTUARY SUBJECTS.
“9 rulinAt aranoxs Ill crrt AIIII
atom contours.
.3 Irv-Mllwhlnhnachaaaln—
gnnl tn Bin lav-an an “rt-scon-
WWlW—M Gerald
lolflrdhrnnhnntnthntnn-[M
ptaAhnntnr-arlvm‘l‘hnlaatnral
Ibranl'nmrnhw
At the morning-"lords thr liorvvallr
Convention-l church. ytaterday.llev .
T.K.Nohle.l) 1).me an iorpir
In; nrquel to lartBuuday morning’r rer-
luoo “Our Community‘r Supreme
l'erd-What Mort -e do to liar-tn."
bk atnndpolnt being taken from Inlaohi
iii.'10: "Have we not all one father?
hatbnolonvGodcreaIed nutwhydo we
deal treacherourly every man againar his
brother. by pvofnning the covenant of
our fathers?" He raid that, in orderto
meet the aopreoie need of thin communi-
ty, which in the Mira! of Chrirtinnily.
wemnatcraretodoevilnndlearn to do
good; that there who have been leading
-I double life, pretending» helivinga
minnow Chriatian lite while in the
innermost chamber of their hearts they
are continually doing that which they
know they ought not todo. ahottld do
pvt from their wick-«Inert and go about
doing good. taking the holy scripture as
nlamptotheireyecandagnrdeto their
. (at. He and that. if we continued in
the pnthrdnainar and luxury. attend
tug divine aervice when we leltl ken
and atayrngnt home or gum; to home
other magnet oi attraction when we felt
like it, we wercaluwly but aurer during
the gale: of heaven in our own lam
Weave taught by the worth oIUhriol
that we are not touritlect thedu'y of
amt-motto; topthrr for prayer. yet the
ara- nt the prayer met-ring are reldtwn
lllnd. God rel-a or for ournervlcanat
all timer. We may not heart-Ii toot.
acme great work. but we should take up
our cruar and do without might what
our handa find to do. II an army stay»
at home and leuren the oflicenr to do the
fighting, lew battlen would be won. 5.
it in with the church: if we neglect our
individual dutiea in regard to the rulvrt»
lion of our brethren, leaving the work to
tbtpaator and deactma. we cannot ex
pect many very milling reruita. In the
evening Dr. liable interested a large con
negation by preaching the rlltlt of "In
"In of [Implc'n neutrons uprn "Some
In that Jane Met and What became ot
the Meeting." the subject ol his Ills
cournc' luring “fhe Woman With tin-
Spirit or Authority.” -
'Ir. Hackett, of Richmond. Virginia,
preached in the South Nurwalk B-pt'uu
church yentr-rday. Iii: morning Itflutlli
Wu taken from Auto v . 15: ”That at the
Irnrt the ahadow of Peter pea-in; by
night overnhndnvw them." He raid:
Every man carta a altadow. and that
rbndow in bin Influence, whether tor
mud or evil. We never meet a pcnmn
but what we are a little drum-tit [or
having met hint. Weareexerting arr
nnconaciour influence, whether we
«would or not. We little dream when no
any or do route trivial thing that it may
be a turning prunt in another'a lile. “'r
my my weare willing to bear all the
.conaequencrnot our evil doing. but we
cannon othera Inuit sud" with ua. In
mmmher when weareabout torayrr
hrty word, that it may prove the ruin
of antrthcr; It Ira amour thing to think
that come ounirgningdown hecaureol
u. Wecaunot undotbepaal. but lotus
art acme counteracting influence at
work that will. in part. overcome tlw
evil, We are reaprnriblr for our influ-
ence. Wemybenbln toaltend the
theatranr the dance,oreven totakeau
oconnwunl drink in the privacyof our
homer, without Injury to ouraelver. but
we must think or the weaker «Int-a; there
who cane-It wittrstsorl animations. IA
there who are Chriatiaur remember “if
nuconvertnd. and that their irritant-ten
try may prove a atumbllug block to
others There in no Iridium like the
dandy, enumerated lilo. In whatever
rlatlun Oral hat placed In. her as he at
lunch lireCanrtIIr provide. and bend.
not only for our own rake. but for the
plant otherr.
In. Gerald I]. Braid preached an
WW to your; people. sum,
and“. tru- tbn worbot Paul. ”Eur
“than" not»- Goober-r.” lie and
the import-nor of all our working
Urn-kiaown level upward. and to in»
mature! kn own late. Do not Instr
inn-m he said. or uppualn‘ you
unantnn anything. lrerynnr can do
”than root:- that rot-ethic; and
‘ warbnp in a high ideal. Tho norm-In
who fall of robin thought. WHO.
“martian-turnout“ thril-
admhbroadrnoaitkrlrlivnriuaverp
m not to out into narrow rate At I!
“think oaranrt pt work and develop
I“W.bnttortvatohunt and up
“the nnlIlr living.
I Irv. it. ‘1'. Graham ytatrrday an
M II!- mur- to train I» rector
stir“ it Mr. u- m to or.
“an Italrstoi lay neat. no I:-
W a a to Trinity innit. It
Vilma. and hhm It’ll. u.
m Brant tern run: of at.
Minn)”
‘lhv [aim at hr twin «I arrive watt
It 1:10; followed by a quh. Halli
topic. "Prayerln it- Relutirm to a Re-
vival o! Spiritual Life and Power.”
The rubject of the meeting or the
Yuan; PanIIo'r Society of Chriaiian En-
deavor. of the Norwalk Congregational
church, held in the chapel Int evening.
was "Hindrrancea and How to that
Them. " Mint Amy Wiaon led the exer-
ciaenand lliarlinnre Wirenpreaided at
the piano.
At the Flint WWII. Tart night,
the holy rilaof baptbm aaa adminialor-
ed Iolr. and Ira GeorgeBpruguc, the
J. ll. Benedict. Ferrir Gay, Allin Rune
Rogerr and Ilirn- Flora Tanner.
The Junior Christian Endeavr'r society
of the South Norwulk Congregational
church will meet Tuerday afternoon in
the church parlont Frank Sherman will
lead “It! meeting.
Rev. F. E. Robbins. parlor of the Nor-
walk Baptist church. will pinch a ter-
rnon up II) “The Wire's Influence," in the
reclure room of the church. tit-marrow
night.
The Hungarian religious meetings
held at the Springwoud Union chap—l,
yesterday, were well attended uud the
perm-Ina by Mr. Petro were very interest-
in;
The prayer meeting at Uninnville. to
night. will he held at the residence of
Mrs. Faun-her.
[enten'services willhe held in Grace
church tomorrow afternoon at 4:30
o'clock.
(HAUNTED ACCUSA l IAIN.
Captain fipraane’a I'r-atlrnnwy In the Iatr-
5 Id tryarer The“ Caren.
Captain Daniel Sprngue. of South Nor
walk. lamb-d in Ilia ow II behalf last \‘at-
rtrdrty, on the charges of oyster stealing.
mad.- by ManhaIIE. Morris and Henry
I. Lea-la. before Justice Wakeiuan. in
Fullfl'bl. He denied that he had ever
dredged upon the grounds of "tr- mm-
pltinanla while captain of the E'ta Ilry.
and throws the blame of the pr-vee-ution
upon llvdlr-y W, MOTIF, formerly engo-
Irwr of the hour,
He said that rm Octrylr-r 26th Ins',-vllen
hwischargerl with unlawful dredging,
llle Etta May eugugr I] In a rare with the
‘D‘a'llt‘l’ laurel. Ill” c romantic-r of which
corn-butane Capt. Spmxue in his state
nth-Ill that the latter) bout did Iiarl. cutl-
t.r'In 500 burhels of 0) stern. as al'egerl by
the Plllnll‘.’
Captain Spragun says that E girIo-r
Hallo-y W Morris of thr- Ena .‘luy le
:rrrtIII-Ittly umvd him In Areal try-tors.
rud hurl pressed Min to IIIqu- unlzm.
holy. in the ill-“rein?" of Dr. Mary. who
mutt-d in full Ill with the ielr-u. Til»-
engineer did nut. like it because he
rould not accede to hi» and
circulated various rtnrim.
The captain never doubted the intr-gri
Iy ol the engine-r until three weeks he
mw he left lhv' Etta May. although lht'
litter burl been inrportonin; him It»
«rule limetu dn-dre Illegally. ('aplrtin
Sprugue left the employ of Dr. Slay 0
hi» own accord and la now working for
Cupmin Wort. lie hurl made frequent
Attempts to detect Ihievee. but never MIC
nee-led.
DEATH 0P DR. TUDII.
whit. s,
A l’vnwrlawat Phyuelan of Bldg'flwld hue
err-hr to Ian Alli-ah oi Pneumonia.
Hwtlnl to 'l'IlI “urinal
ltmnmrur. February to —Dr. \V, 8
Todd tired at 10:30 o'clock last night of
pneumonia. hia ricknra-t dating from IIIIII
l'humiav, when he took iohru lied. lull
flaring frnrn a revere cold. Dr. Todd war:
horn in Almchuutta filtydhm yearn
alto. the run of a Methodtat clergy man
Ila had nuccraafully practiced his prob-w
ainn in ltillrrlleld alarut two-lily Ile-
ynrra, and wu lived and l'r'llllt't'll'll by
"W entire crrmuuuity. llv had Iierioil
In the “minimum with credit to hither-ll
and the inn n; haul been pruriIIeut of llw
l‘rrirlielrl County Medical moiety. and
.rlmpvealrlerit of the Danbnry Medical
moiety. The funeral will be attended
trout the C(lnfl't‘flikutll church upon
Iru- arrival oi the 10:43 train from the
noulh. Thursday merino“.
MIAMI IAIN IN HTAIPOIH).
It Incl "nan Within a Ito-fr Throw or
Diana Arm-try Mane-Hr lance.
(Minimal-nan.)
(barman. Prhrmry Ila-ad truck fight
tuok place Baturdoy mghlon Richlmurl
llill, between Blamlorrl and Brooklyn
hvrdr. Thraerne oi the light wan within
a atone‘uilimwot Butte Attorney Pea
mien’r lance. Two Btnruftwd your;
man coming up on the II o‘clock on-
prera srturday It‘ll! Irritated. when the
thin arrived her». that—vocal M pt
omcarvyiag peculiar biking ratchelr In
theaidrnuf which air hrlrawvrr paratr-
or. Thruwwvcrrrrsdwrlnliy under
the arm. and who. a hint liulrr war
heard luride a queen.- on thereto ut the
mgrwrvulwrur’trn order. They were
Int-t by Stamford
lotlrn amount I
In or air birth from Brooklyn, and
tetra weight from dream The un-
trat laid his late 80-day morale;
and the local birdr trade the heat abou-
laain tlrr long run. The pollen ware
uranium- by their all-roan
Wilma”: ‘.
CUNNUIIS CUIAES BACII
HE Is At once Arnmro or run
soot-A martin rotten.
Wanted for Illa (la-Innu- With the
‘lhelt or a Qua-thy or dual tra- n lar-
‘na ‘l'aylnr Avenue. January lI—Ila
Plead. lat Guilty. and la Held In Irlnl
Under Band. at I”
Michael Connora returned Saturday
night {torn hia four week-”tour in var-
ious minor or Connecticut and New
York timer, and when the clock alruck
air yealerrlay morning be war alt-oping
peacefully in hut home on Taylor ave-
nue. A few minutrr after that hour he
«wall rudely awakened lrom hrr rlumberr
by our vigilant police, who had learned
of his return.
Colman. it will he remembered, was
wanted for hia connection with the theft
from a burn on Taylor avenue of a large
quantity of junk on January 19. bolting»
ing to Merrie Schawetz and Samuel Gold
stein, and for which Bxprraruun
William Lincoln wan also unrated.
Connors Ira-I locked up last night and
given a hearing before Juetrce'l'owurend.
He claimed that Erhard sheehan came
to him on the morning of January “and
mid he wanted to rture some goodainliia
burn. or fillflban was afraid the police
would get on to them If he left them in
his own lam. Controrr raid he knew
the goods new rodeo. Br- deuied burn;
Lincoln, till the latter teatil'led when he
was tried. He said the reason he ran
away wan because hedtd not can! to be
mixed up In the efluir.
Alr- plutdrd not guilty and the jurtice
pineal hIm under will bonds trr upprar
for trial Fruity morning. 1'. 8. Donald.
aou became his boutbtuau.
reusosAE AA» 7 occur.
[Anion-l Paragraph-I About Our and
other I’nopln'a hrirnda.
Some of the Inert-baa or the Connecti-
nut Sun. of the American Rerolullon an
poet to be pft'ttrnl ut the annual dinner
or the court, to be held at Illr Winthrop
House, .Ilel’ltlrtt, \\ ednca Irty. Among
the Noni-aria nit-unit“ alto wilisprolu
lily uttr-IIII urt- George [3 5|. Juno. 1". 8.
Lockwood. Dr. J_G. Gregory. E. J. “III,
C. A. Tilt-er, Cl-Iflt’n Quinlan! l-‘reu
urn-mud, ll. W. .Ilapleo and J. P. 'l'md-
well. '
The birthday pirty to have been givr u
by Frank liontlir- art [no home to “'Inut-
punk, ‘5 mince-LA" lIIKIll, In llumrt UT “In
than) Jinn autrlit'ltitl’) ot In.» bIrtlIduy.
Ins tn-tu lh‘hilh'hl‘d on arr-count ol the
death ul Ills auul, Mia. 5. M. Holmes. ul
Alain ati'eet.
The Friday Afternoon club was ruler-
tuned lrtat art-k by lint. Theron B.
l1:_il,0l mgr client. the out meet-‘
me; will b..- hrid with Mir. Clarita 5.
m. Juli“, of humor tlI atreet.
barium DAvl. hair Illicit looking a short
rte“ writ: ht. port-II a, Mr. and III.
Laminar-III, on myvmw avenue. Mr.
Davin III now hauled in Pittaburgh.
Mr. and Aim. 3. K. Stanley. of Alain
out-ct. Nuraulk, art- apr-odrug the day In
”Atlbuly. l‘u dry In the twentyurur
anniversary ot thr Ir wedding.
George 5. Alhcrtou. of Kerr York.
Iururcrly ol South Sonata, are: in town
naturrlay. lie In 50mg on the road with
.i theatrical uttr-Irrtton.
Treuurer Jamil ll. Bailey. of the
Funk” Counry dunner Batik, In In
i'airlieI-l. A. ll. tit-mp Ir Inn-rung blur
ut the bank.
Bur. Edward Andorran and wife, ol
DAirwlaunvIIIc. Iormerly u! Nurwalk. are
uptillillli‘ the winter In Farrah.
Mm. Edward Ilarloy.ol New Davin,
Ipetrl holiday with lira. our “alumna.
"l lirtyview avenue.
Allan Annie Stanley. offllnuilordeeltl
urinary ruin her curtain, In Nor-elk.
Alta ‘l'alt, or New York. rprnt ytnter-
dIIy u rut Ilil brother. to Norwalk.
lla- ltivir Bowen. d Dorian. rpant
Sunday wIth Irritant in town.
It. U. Benedict. of Uraruwlch war ln
town bilabial.
tatcrlot or rotor
Aaronaaat ”I... I» ll...” w
etl and the Visa at 1.».an Orr-fin].
The agreement hvtwrra tor-Gunmen
Cornell and the Portal Telegraph onw-
purry, mud-arr the erection n! polio
within the city limita is - (union:
to winder-thin of the mm
”and by uncitytonllowtb-Purtal
Ink-avphooraprnytowautpuI-ainlhr
city, the can y other to diowthr
ally to no electric with.
cunddn and ‘lm for
road
mrrplnflnyrhlhnplbnflw:m to
tkodcrty. .m’boorpao; uranium
last city." pi Ian Mum
W
tantrum-d“
light. Mat-ram
|.aaorwilhihrurialaddrnma. and will
‘Wflflflfllfllfifi
”I” h h Mr N .
IIATIIII AID 'Uhll‘ll.‘
the lunar learn-or Invader lav-walk
lumen. Carria- lnvrd our Away.
Ilia. Charla W. Wot.“ Int Nor-
walk. died at 4 o’clock thin morning.
gradually improving. 3hr war llrrt
uteri rick with the grip, which lineup
ed integral-to fever. Ila. IaConut wan
born in New York city nearly rixtyodva_
yarn-go. She war married to Ir la-
Count in lost out they can 6 :8»
Function. where they remained torrix
ycnrn. They then came in Norwalk and
located. She war the mother of air
children. lourof whomara now living.
They are Ira Henry Wright. It. lary
[7 IeCoont. C. W. laCount. Jr..and
William 0. Mount. Mrs. htlount
war a woman of many lovable qualitiea.
aunod mother.a kind friend, and her
drrth will be ricer-rel] malt-ind. The
funeral will be attended {tom the family
reddence, 82 Boat avenue. Welland-y
alleruoou atSo ch'k. III-v.0. II. Peat.
of the Earl Avenue I. E. church, will
ullicinlo.
'l'liefunrrnl of George V. York waa
largely attended yesterdiy afternorln
from the Baptiat church. Rev. 1“. E.
Rut-blur ofllcirted. ambled by Hr
Hackett. Thepallhearera were W. W.
Gilleapie. Jamra Daniela and W' ' In
Wilson.“ Bippowam bulge. of In
ford. and John Batternou, A. We
and H. I. Cooley. of Butler [Indra
Jennie A. Pinkney, wife 0! Stephen E!
Holmes. died at her home. 140 lain
strut-l, Saturday afternoon. The funeral
will he held at the house Wednerday
afternoon at 3 o'clock. Alta. Holmes
had been an invalid for several yearn.
The funeral of bare ll. Campbell was
held from his late borne in Bart Nurwali
thin afternoon at 2 o’clock. Rev. P. E
Robbirxa officiating. The interment w ill
he at the convenience of the family.
Catherine. the two-year-old daughter
of Thoma- O'Gorman, of the Nor-alt
Barton voltmdied Saturday night. The
lumen! will be held to mm'row alternoon
a: I o‘clock. _
Andrew Hathaway died at bk home in
Went Norwalk. this morning. aged
seventy-two yearn.
DIAIA I It! IItitMisL
theatrical latter. in Which Play-anta-
Fowl-I Wm ac Int-roared.
Among the many positive tm'eltien to
ho err-n here next Salurday evening with
tip ”corp Wilmn All Ecllpring Minstrel
I‘Hlllllflny, in prolasbly one, of the moat
cwrulerful troupe» of Japnm pevfnrnw
~-ra ever brought to this country. who
I‘
,come direct lr-un an fume-merit of '
nichteen rlruntha at the Cowl Theatre
I'ulIl». Mr. Wilma hanrecured them lot
I rennin of twenty weeks, alter which
they return home to again entertain hi»
\lnnl Rrrynl hwy. The troupe cum-
prisea air adult performer- and two
darling little chaps. who don't look I»
h g at a aortdailrd black-eyed pen. 'I'br
little lellowr have completely captured
the heartruf tliolndiu.nndtheir room
atthe botchiarn alwsyt tilled with bun
him. They think American manual-a
randy the water! invention of the are.
Aatrrk apiece of that ptrciour article
will make their little black «yer pop likr
:t firecracker. Arlor terror nervou—
uera they don't know what ouch a thing
It. Tomoucoftbemaittlo‘innr
crawling over a tub at the top of a den-
gernua perchir calculated tomato the
atronmnatperaonhold Ilia breath. About
theortlyamotiou thryahowitarnapol
their little eyer and a grin.
Nothing thin roar n at Niblo'r haaap-
broached the annual at John P. Smith'a
production 0! ”Uncle Tom'r Cabin."
omnblnrd with the liberal pveaeniauoo
of rich and valuable rounnirn and lb
ntrudtwtionotthe young lady Italian
Once morn the rnormorw theatre Ir-
crow-led froth pit to mane. Thofn-e
handed manner in which the prearao
angina bra tailed forth the wildest
oath-alarm hart lender night three
Iran-hm actuation "Wk-luv
any nuptial- war heard. and thou a lilti-
all. lrtrra tks gallery retard to the tiara
caviaghar mane and arrived a
goldwaichnrortbatlrnri“. Thom-r
naioauiotronvvnirr an aim at each
prrtormaner wrthontrepnrtl to the rlar
ol lire Indiana. and way be honorily
valued at about“. The putty tartan-
ol the hat young lady nmrra who
now until» patrol- at the door-and
so“ the. on from our rtrilrra toanotbrr
nnlIIihry arrival-d. h rvnrlviug atnoli
tavor. Tray-remand”
witlm pod tartr and muddy.
"Unclai‘m’rtbbra’hpninn h aple-
did shaman! momma.
mmlwrrquvhaplonnrr.
non-armour»
ltd-r1 no lrataair It the aura-
wwwwulduhalrrndandprw-w
dart them—via; eauatt hr- the
”Marinate“ at lorwalk
Bdlhflflvnflhl‘dflhw
Iylbrtkrprtarnmthnnlolatwannd u-
entrant-lam at the varic- locale
liar. not treat at law allian- or
“chum “nature-attic the
rant-rain. ire—ventral“
nan-ms. will have tho M
ammonium-trad
MbwthmM-hunat
hails-durum.“
“ehmwwrnaud
“nu“ “mud
Itfid '
Call and see them
as ”we represent them.
NORWALK and SOUTH NORWALK
WALL: PA’I’EII
Stilt! III I893.
adored. l have more than
2U. UUU IIULLS
£50” PATTERNS
from which to make your oelr o-
tion I bought about two months
ago some 15. 000 rolls to be ship-
as soon or mode. There
goods are now arriving and I
cordial y invite you to call and
see them. Some of them are the
lineal I ever saw. The price on
all will be very low. If it is not
mnvonienl for you to come to
the More I will be pleased to call
on you with sun Ice and esti
male on your wo Now' is a
good time to have your work done
PAPER-NAHUM, IIEIIUIIATIIII
lNlI I’AIIITINII
by thorough mechanics.
Everything in the Pain lint.
E. E. Gorham, A.
In I Vlrnt Ana . Incl Navwalk fill
Closing Um Sale
III Milljnery!
II Washington at. to. lloruall.
Coma upstairs.
lliss E. Van Tassel & Co.
Will rl an out the balance 0! their nook at
5r.“ tbd Illar. Thin II- no than: male. . one
Ind-nipapny happy airhaaaw hat.
'- A Bldn’tth BARGAIN.
F OR SALE.
Tllraa loot Horror for Sale.
ll \Yl throw and citing a at Wilt n ata-
tinu iI‘lftfcn min-15:; rrntni ~unt¥bflornga2
topot. w n I y In no It
Itorhrnll. nth“, and churches are :ll gig-o.
Thrne homer we a built in yell nl “all! I
ofler them at ,1 'mr .rh arbirh will (the? th
out touchy rmloeurr n: m a euro- on» ma
ll'lar'lrtla tarulahed. The lot: aru 75 It by Ibo"
Thin InallrnI-rlan-c opportunity {or .-r much
not". cut nirvr able. muveulrnt anal plea- -nnr
home than ran he net-tired or «i iyvlunir like
thaauna ortia \‘orwall. Applyt
77" 3.1le bur-Alli. Pooh.
UNITED. Fill NUSPITAL.
Ill Incentive Committee or the Knew-ll-
“nuptial Areal-lion wlabec to more I:
omall baa-e. out or mil-hie nu’ullllhoda
tmnrlnnhonnefur urn-l lpurpotea Addrea
J. ' E’
laurtive
5i 1I'.’ £535 mi 1: “'1' m"
79--IlasIIiIIgIIIII SI.--79
BARGAISS I!
WILL PAPERS.
Pictures Framed In order
ttTltTo' tritium.
Paints. (Lila. Glass.
ll
Pllllllli. Pll’lHliUIIfl III
ItIIIIIIIt'
L. H. , Decker,
”ballerina lit. Ila Namath.
soil‘fifaoiiTli"iii-'iii”iiir
Hw-
“Wabflamandfrulto
tourney! fro-Dirt.
flamed-walnut.
5L ln'f 5EEKIII'68.
undertaken
4 atom m. MRWALI. corn:
Mnnalll-ntrmt. Mart-IL!“
flwuuranwhnthlarwalk
arr-ail. Y.
REMOVED
To It. I Idlrrllflart.
II. S. I. SWAN.
IETIIIIAII “III”.
Murat-ta,“
m
SOAVENOER
roarooraroawmmmm‘
.alock for this reason ex-
in quantity and variety of
pattern anvthing I have ever
“‘0?me than
.. depot, with good side;
Mommi- It... 1‘. =0
armour-ram.“
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IRS. DOUB'I'FUL—Why, where did you get that for aneh a price?
196 thin week?
Dress Goods.
1} yardn to inch Flannel tor the.
1 yard Striped or Plaid Flannel for 190.
1 yard 36 inch Henrietta In rolid colon ”5 Children 5 0' “an”,
color. for 19c
13 I1) ole beet Buttonhole Twist for tile
5 papers heel Plus for 196.
Domeincs.
1:; buy: 2 yards Silknline; value We
lllc boys 2 yardr Outing Flannel;
value 12§2y
Iflc buya 3 yardm Linen Toweling, 20
inchea wide; value We yard.
I90 buyal yards Calico; choice from
entire air-ck, including Indlm‘) blue.
black. fancy. I-tc.. value Nc and 8c yard
19o buys 20 dozen Shell Papers; others
rel 3c title."
the buys 1 yard Table Damask; value
Pine. tor We
1 Child‘s Corded Waist for “in.
Kitchen Deparlmenl.
for too large. 0'.“
will notice below.
We buyttyards Atlantic unbleached
iltlalib; vnlue 30c.
10c buys I fancy bordered Buck
I'owel; ruz- “121. value 25' each.
19: buya I Window Curtain; value
“Bi-earn.
lllc boys 2 yards Shining Cheviot:
Inlrlel2ir_ v.ar-l
l9v buys 3 yards best Apron Gingham:
value 81: varrl. .
Hosxery.
269nta'rtanding or turn down linen-
value 304:.
el, vallur 30c
and Tray. value 29r
I90 buys I Dxnnrr Pail. value 25c.
19c buys Glass Lamp. complete
value 30c.
Line, value 3.5:.
We II‘IIyr 4 cakes best Store Polish,
value 30c.
I prm Ladiv-n furt‘blaek.
heavyweight, EU. |
1 lot or dutch Genie“ Shirts andI
Dranera-Drummera' onrnplea. rent to
‘vlr to clone on wrinkling or
value lmrn 25c to 65¢: choice th'm lot;
during this rule. We rach. I
Notions.
6 par-hazel; Toilet Puper for l9c.
«I voila perforated ltlllv' 1 Paper lrir We.
5 Till". ember Arr-0d 'Inilet 8- up for HR.
2 brat-n 5mm Down Toilet Strap.8
rum; in box. for lilo.
3 I okra ol any of our lathe line of fine
We T Ilrt Sun for 190.
3 hum; of VrIting Paper and Enrol-i
open for lie.
[9:5- boxeu mic Paper and Envelopes (MI
1 box Wood or Plush covered Paper
and Envelopes for 19¢.
RAVI NB SECURED
50'
More Building Lots
on the
Woodward
Homestead
Properly,
We now offer them
seamleseI
ate everything arr draw the line here by saying there are lots of good bargains in
Come early for route of the no r.- will
7...“... ._ 3.-.. .._...... ..,_
$350
It u II “
limits, within 10 min-
utes’ walk from the
u Al Al it
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Ladlea’ white Vesta and Panic,
ll Id
walks all the way, and
in the very heart of
the city. No better
”quote can he had In the
”easily than these ofl'er-
ed, either for location
AI tt ‘4 II
u I‘ It
or rice. I ”0
Incl your lots to 3°?” “5'.“ '1 ,6:
time to secure such a u u 2.00.
site as you wish.
rot-drum particular- en- (Inuit and
JOHN mulls,
, “damn
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AIRS. CERTAIN—Did you not are the advertiremeat of the SOUTH NORW.-.
ain while or
black t 9c fancy horde-red Handkerc ieI‘a for No.
'I yard (”littlguble mom for 19¢. ll lair white. black or drab 5-huok
I yard Plush tor the. Cur-'0'. Steels {or 19c.
4 yardn Serge Chulin for 19¢ lpnir Ladiee' lime Supporters, with
2 yan’r hurt on. Gingham for the. IN". black or uhlle..19', «Ir:
8 yards flint-y Gimp tor 19c. 3er Children's Side tic. block or
2 yards fancy Gimp for 19¢ white. For 1%.
B spools best 100 yard Sewing Silk. any ,
3 papers one ol each aize, best Safely
As we have caid lief-Ire. this clock it
THIS ACCOUNT
we are giviwg the ununuul values you
We buy: 1 Granite ware Sauce Pain,
19»: boys 1 Black Walnut Shell Brack-
19o: buys l lam-v painted Crumb Brush
l9: burs one form: Cotton Clothes
19¢: buys- “ Root Scrub Bruehes; value
Collars for We. : 15c eat It.
I puir Genu’ linen Gulls. fine qualiqg 19: buys I Potato M: isher and Rolling
for 19-. ;P-n. valn» 25c.
2 llir Gents' seamless Hm». 15e quali- ' I9» boys 2 «If our 1-5:: Scnlh Brushes.
ly. lIlr 19c. lilo, buyu I Royal Diulwr. value 25:.
Spair Cltilrl'a black "me for 19:: 19c boys one l-I quart Dish Pun. Value
lBuy.’ -ltllt Win hair Tic for 19¢. '19“
Illn- buys one s—quan Slew Pan, value
29c.
,, , , u 1.50,
tonal RM II rum ribbed Vania and Paula.
Mrs. Doubtful to Mrs. Certain,
SATURIIAY AFTEBNIIIIN: FEBRUARY IIIIII, I693.
' " BOSTON STORE. adoring Ihh It
nos. DQUBTFUL—‘t‘er. but did not pay much attention to it. but I am going home and look that bill over attain.
MIBQITBSC‘B—Hn. Doubtful gone home. finds hill, reads bill aria a bill of Ito Id large amount from her better
half, (taken tor granted the in married). and then atarir right or for the South Norwalk Burton Store. 83 Washington Street.
Sale beltin- Saturday, February 18. and lasts one week. This In the first 19c Ellie we have had In many a day, no look
thh bill over carefully. and come early, [or we intend to make it the but one we have ever had.
Choice of our large are triment of}
Ladier' 25c white Handkerchiefs, in
.laiu. initial 0; scallop border (or tile
1319c): boys 2 decorated rplarherr, value
. each
190 buye3 Rockingham Flower Polo.
value 12cm
19c huya 1 line decorated Spittoon.
value 3%.
Ida buy: I fancy Glass Syrup Cup,
value 25c.
19c buys half dozen China Bull“.
Dishes. decoruir‘uI value Me.
190 boys 4 decorated China Fruit
‘Siucen, valui- 400
19c buys 2 decorated China Bone
Dir-lieu. value 30c.
19c buys? (haunted China Copland
Saucers. valueaoc.
the boys one Izhole India Phil,
value 29c
19c huyr one anart Gelatine Hould,
value aoé.
I91: boys 2 Milk Pane. value 28c.
19c buys oue3leg Bamboo Table.
value 25c.
19c buys I Bamboo Paper- llack. value
35wnts.
19c buys 4 decorated China Sell
Shakes, value 300.
19c boys I fancy Vinegar Cruel.
19c buys one doz— u Tumblers, value
190, buss 5 Glass Sauce Dishes,
value 3.5a.
19c buy-Ir 1 extra quality Lunch Basket,
value- 300
I9 buys one 15 inchfilmt Platter.
, 19. hms l lame Rrxkineham Tea Pot.
29c buys 1 extra quality Broom, value
&IC
19.- buys 1 decorated ChinaV’egetal-le
DI-rh \nlue 25c.
l9c buys I decorated Cup, Saucer and
Pluto, vulue 3:50.
19‘: buys 2 handsome Vases. value 29c.
19: buys l decorated French China
Milk Pit-her. value 30c.
19:- huys one Japanese Wall Ornament.
value 334:.
. 19c buys a good Hammer, value 250.
196 buy.) a guard Hatchet. value fie.
'll’l! buys hall dozen Spoons. silver
plated over white metal. value 290.
And an we could keep on but would have to buy The Sentinel entire to enumer-
eture for thori- who visit our avure during Ihe next week.
Sile- begins Saturday, February 18 h and ends Saturday evening. February 25th.
he sold out inaide of three days.
WERE
€80. VAN ALSTYNE, Proprietor,
83 WASHINGTON STREET.
[Either this date our store Will be closed on Turn-lay. Thursday and Fnhy
PTPnlliKI-i at 6 Airlock. Open on Monday.
Wednesday and Saturday evenings.
M. 8. SMITH.
Great Rediill'i’ion in llannels!
This will be the biggest week oi the season to
buy Flannels chea'i.
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' ‘ Lndiea’ Genta', and Children’s Heavyweight Flannel Under-
for sale at pl'lCBS rang wear to be sold for what it will bring. Our ocular oounlrrmill
mg from be loaded with there Bargains.
The following In a bulletin of prices:
Genlr' white IShirttl and Drawers, reg
pr. 3 75, rod’c'd to. .48 each
‘ .li‘, a
1..., .. .32
t
It
WWW', . mac '0“ u ‘A II II II 1.50 It gm “Y
’ ' to It It it II 1.75, It I.“ at
comprise the Chmcest .. .. .. .. .. 2.00, .. m ..
Location In the 011.7 ,.
Genta’ gray Shirts and Drawers, reg. pricet. 76. red'c'dtob ”gob
.. 1.26, .. .fl ..
u l w, u L” or
‘. 1075' .‘ I.“ "
Ir tw’ it I.“ It
~w--
reg. prices. or. red’o’dio. .tdnatIli
rt 1. m. It 7, It
It 1 ’6, it .93 it
it I.” u
rodl ed to .1. 21 each.
rt 1 ‘5 tr
1.78 "
Air—Mow
Wool malery and Glover to in arid with
the above at a rlmllar reduction.
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