—-'--—-—GEO. LOCKWDODr—m
Building, Washington street. Will have a desk at I. M. Boyt’s
Drug store until then. .
t
SPENIAL ANENT NEW YNRK LIP! INSNRANN! NNMPANY.
h a" ‘5 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
‘ AIii'l‘Ii‘le-Il MARCH
OFF l058.
AT I. M. HOYT‘B, SOUTH NORWALK.
lat THEATRE BUILDING, WASHINGTON 8T.
aud marked
PERSNNAL ANN SNNIAL.
nears 0? NM! IN NDIWAIJ
AND 800’“! NORWALK.
‘nll’lplb nfllls Dunning. Assisted by
Irlardy, Give a Delight!” laaieala—
IIO loo-Id Anniversary or shes-asa-
mass MIC lostal
club Wa- its lent-ship. ’
Ii- Anns 3. Dunning, assitcd by
asveral of her ppplls and Herbert G.
Hardy, tenor, gave a musicals lad
nightatherhoms onWest street. The
oucasioubroughttogsther many music-
]oving people. who enjoyed andapplaud-
edthe interesting programme. The se-
lections performedbytheyounger pupils
ahowadoonsiderablsmusicalproficiency,
each playingwithcans and expression.
Ir. Hardy,though suffering fromasevere
cold. showed himself to be an artist.
Hits Dunning, who has appeared at
many local entertainment: with much
success, was heard to advantage in a
delicate and poetic rendering of the
wonderful “Funeral March" of Chopin.
The Wagner-lint transcription of the
"Tannhanser Marc ,"a work of enor-
mous didiculty, only sttempted by
pianists of the first rank. was given in a
spiritedand finished style. and was the
event of the evening. Ili- Dunning
akosang Harry Rowe Shelley's “Love's
Sorrow," exhibiting a sweet and well-
trainedsopranovoice. The programme
follows:
The second anniversary of Sherman
Commandery, United Order of the
Golden 0mm. was celebrated last night.
_at their lodge rooms on Water street,
Norwalk. Delegates from Danbury.
Bridgeport and Ansonia were present,
and an interesting meeting was held.
The third degree was conferred upon
eight candidates There was speaking
by Grand Commander Booth, of Bridge
port; Noble Commander Goody. oi
Lincoln Commandery. Ansonia, and
Noble Commander Lira. King, of Blaine
Commandsry,of Danbury. At the cow
clusion of the speeches a collation or»
served.
The Independent Social club held a
very enjoyable meeting with Hubert S.
litchell, 31 West street, Int night, at
which Ban Andrews was Initiated. Three
new names for membership were worm
ed and ”pied—Everett Tolles,William
Colegrovsand Cllfiord Adams. Theclub
will meet next I‘rI riday with Charles
Swans,“ Baflland street. After the
budnus a social time was enjoyed.
Itohert Wylie, of Bridgeport,“ lies
Carrie Bennett. of Ridgsiield, were
married at the bride's home,Thursday
ming,by the Rev. 0.8.ng hit.
and lira. Wylie came to Norwalk
yesterday,and last night heldarecsptlon
at the resideaeeof Sidney Williams, on
Wilton avenue. A large number oi
irisnih were prsasntand many handsome
b'vldaltokens were received by the couple.
fir. and Ira Johns. fivymour sutur-
wsdalaallpsrty of friends lart evan-
Ing, at their bomeouCovestreetJlast
liorwalk.
The” Italians. mploysdst lira.
Worm ”hoot. will salloa Wed-
nesday for Europe in the etssniship Brit-
mica.
Wilh- N. basins. who is studying
atfiarwtntou Academy. is spending a
in days witbfrisndslnllouth smut.
In.l..l.mlluddeu¢htsrs.oiWsst
avenue, Harwell, are sapsstsd home
hour Washingtondl. C..early next week.
Inaudlrs. Bernado I". Pischw, of
MYorkciiy.aIavlsttiagIr.aadlirs.
REW,w-tsvsnas.
Ir. entire. 0. F. Inchwood.oflirew—
sisal. 1., wilispsnd Sunday with re-
htivesonl'astsvsuus.
VaaWagonsr.oi New Yuk
sltyJormsriyoiwaslkJsl‘ntownfor
AM“
{large (3. Imkwood, of Norwalk,
MhNewYorkthismovnlngtcspsud
Wilson Honor the street
.wflnhinflowYakto-dsy.
' Its. Oswa- 0. lmhwoad. of High
“mm islallostss
no“
GENERAL ABBIIBLY.
A RIPPL! NF SURPRISE.
aonnrs's sncosn Clinics Isa IN-
snnsrwn ooaursstosna.
Yesterday I- ths Itata lsaats and House
of Ioprsssutattyes.
In the Hours yesterday, bills were in-
troduced making an annual appropria—
tion of “.000 for the Connecticut Dairy-
meu's association; to compel serious of
cemeteries to intro permits for opening
gravabstwssnsa. need 0 p. m.; to
abolish days of grass on all noses. drafts.
etc; to promote the establishment and
improvement of public librarws and
school librariu; providing M when the
expose cl repsinng any bridge or over
fifty feet span shall nosed .900, the ex—
cessle he paid by the county.
A resolution passed, appointing How-
ard B. Scott assistant judge of the Dan
bury Police court.
The bill authorizing the quartermaster‘
general to loan arms to Grand Army
posts without bonds. was adversely re-
ported, but wasasnt back tothe commit-
tee on motion of Mr. Barlow, of Stam-
fordI
The committee on banks reported ad
versoly on a bill providing that no more
than three cities-rs of any one savings
bank shall be officers of any one bank of
discount or circulatiorflor trust company,
and that no president, vice—president or
cashier of a bank of discount shall be pre
sident, vice-president or treasurer of any
savings bank having over $500,000 de~
posits. The bill was rejected.
The committee on cities and boroughs
reported favorably on resolutions supply-
ing Bethel with pure water; amending
Expressions of Approval from the Demo-
erata when the lamaoiloha I. lay-sat
was Announced—lacked Upon as a lit
at Courtney ,aad compliment tea- 0!!
Assad-b.
When the name of John 8. Seymour,
of Norwalk, was announced in the sen-
ate yesterday morning by the governor’s
secretary as the new appointee for insur-
ance commissioner to take silica from
March 6, there was a ripple of surprise
and pleasure, says the Hartford Post,
rand then adds: Ma Beymour was a
mineut member of the last legisla
re, being a Democratic senator of
strong constitutional views. Yet he was
popular, having the faculty of
making friends.
“I think the legal point that the gov-
ernor has exhamted his powers to apr
point is to be well taken." commented a
Republican senator, “but I think the ap—
pointment is likely to go through. The
Democrats do not seem tocarefor the
law."
There were also expressions of approv-
al from the Democratic side and Senator
Pierce. who was Dir. scymour’a friend
and coworker. hurried around to see if
senators were present in suificieut num-
bers to warrant immediate action. The
flu
MIDI PEOPLE‘S ""8.
panics at last lav-alt.
compania were organised fur—what?
protection, surely. for many of the mem-
bers don’t own a dollar's worth of my
and destructive of all agencies, fire.
stantial recognition, if any organua' tlon
are at our command day and
see our treatnIent of them. while we
have every reason for expressing our ap—
preciation of their generous services. It is
an opportune moment in which to say a
few good words for our boys. A fair and
entertainment is in progress at the rooms
of the Volunteer Hose company. audit is
needless to say that, owing to the ex-
tremely unfavorable weather, the attend-
ance has not been all that could be deuir-
ed. But the weather need not deter any-
one from giving much needed pecuniary
help in a matter that so nearly concerns
The company needs money ;to
meet Its liabilities. and is trying to raise
it in the customary way. The price of
one or two tickets of admiwon may seem
a small item to many, but it represents
not only just that much towards the re-
PAIl'l'I _ _ report was referred to the committee on
Icmmm‘s murmurs) h “grunting?! “‘9 Sharon'ftipr d‘smfl' d executive nominations. but the Idea was
’Httlel‘lmn -- "5‘ “m“ '9 “ '9'”! 00mm 9° reporte toholdamceting immediately and re—
Wham-deben- lacrolxilolsssons) favorably on .bIlls to accept the provis- port favorably, so that the Senate could
flavor r” I” ' " runs of the direct tax In", defining the confirm yesterday. as all.
.uttle Dr-Imer.. ...Klein word"support”mthe statutes. keeping This was looked upon by the Demo—
am 11mm”. as my IaIrtIeld County Court of Common -
Be.h , . cratIc senators ass bit of courtesy and
Convzut Bells W? ... "Nahum; Pleas open on all week days, authorizing compliment to an old associate.
11.1“],an ' .. towpe to abate the ““3 0‘ mum?!"- Senator Fox. another member of the
.shepnerd's Evening Song ................. Blake {"3 Industncs '0' "9"” years, 3'7““ committee. was evidently not in a hurry
nonucxumuslmm) Judgesyof the Supreme and Superior to act. a wild . men . ..- l
Melody -- IngWilmott minds)“ Loans ”.000 a year for expenses, and can member, was absent. It was scant
pug-p ll regulatlng "'9 “”er 0‘ “Mk“ 0' courtesy tohim even to think of having
Vocal Solo—Mallmlon.......... .....Chenerv court: Th," ”PM“ reported “ the matter“railroaded" through.
1L0 Hardy versely on bIlls gIvIng towns power to Senator Pierce could count at best,
mammal-Towers... .Splndler equalize taxes, and limiting the powers after sendin -
. . _ _ g out scouts. only thIrteen
Hunt! 80::- 19““ smgende n of JustIces of the peace and commisslon- senators. a bare quorum. and he gavenp
mm”: 1 " I """"""" ‘ ”111mb ers of the Supermr Court in towns of the attempt.
lblanbers “‘0'” “u“ 10'0““ V‘Wh‘ion- It is better for ex-Senator Seymour
YscaISohhialga‘aSoanmm .....shsller ’The-se matterp were passed: ' Ilesolu- that hedidso. There would have been
Praludetn 05.. Anna n8 ...Chouln tIons mcorporatmg the St. Johns Slavrc . strong protest Ittlilill such hasty and
(hrmelita... . .. .... ...lueln “'9," of Bridgeport; ““10"sz the unnecessary action. ‘
Ilsa Benita Adams Tomngton W‘w' company ‘0 Increase Ex~Senator John S. Seymour was born
mm. the bark .Srhnhert-Lisxt Its capital stockIrslatIng to the Water It \‘Vhitings Point. New York. Septem»
-. mm Iggfimgggwmm ‘0'“ 3"“ WWW"! mlmdv _ _ her 28, Isis, and is therefore nearly desired.
mepu‘“ The Senate confirmed the Inominations forty-live years of age. He has occupied
Him Aanas.Dnnnlng. for the biate Board 0‘ larilons, "'1": many local offices. but none having any
Morris W. Seymour, “‘ lhi‘iéq’JW E l” large smpe except that of state senator.
ward Harland, of Norwich; Francis "9 will be remembered as the author of
8‘3”” 0' N9” Haven. and Alfred E' the bill foraconstitutionnl convention.
Burr, 0' Hartford. Othcr of his pronounced views are those
Bill“ adversely nported "0‘“ "W Judi‘ upon the tarifl. lie. is a believer in the
ciary committee conferring additional Grover Cleveland Wile of tarilT for
powers on notariea public and providing revenue only. with free raw mats flab.
{0" 1",“"“" to "mm“ f‘" services 0‘ Mr. Seymour 'Is a graduate of Yale Univ
WM“ confined '“ ”“5 fordruukenneas ver-ity In the class of 1875 In 187 ii he
etc.. “'9'" miffed: ,_- graduated from the Yale Law school and
_. ' m . has ever since practiced his profession at
Norwalk. lie was elected senator on the
railroad issue which is always paramount
in the Thirteenth district. It is notc—
worlhy that this new nominee of the
govtmor is a Y man and of only a
nation than hir.
nominee of Thurs-
Patriotic ‘llsoaghta.
T be following programme was render—
ed by the pupils of graduI 9 and 10, yes-
terday afternoon:
Snug -r~“.‘latlve Land.”
Bahama—Selections from Bryant
Extracts from “IIlieIIf W'ashiIIgVon' Charles
1‘. hiltrhell. tiny lerielenbwartz. Florence Deming. the rejec
Kendell.
Recitation A Selection from Whittier .....
........................... Edna Sherwood .
Piano liuett ....Jeunie Ferris. Flora lbervood 1°“ 6'
Patriotic Thoughts.... . ....iiamual Iismp,
Pauline Diver. Ralph Illndley.
Song’ "The Banner oi the I'Jrce'
Extracts from Viebeter' s oration ....... Ilortlm of .132
’Smith has completed a
the grand list of the town
perty is “$01.”, an increase
'I over the year 1891:
W shalt-r. James 0' Brien. Elusle flmlth. John b ___________ (m 2:4
MM“ ““"Wl Mme i—i‘il’.‘ I‘D-$5. . . :‘fT’... “can
Burn;uti?\linrlcafl """""" manor “' Hmlth Mill-J . rlrs and investment in me-
‘ i I d I l
Ila-ltallon "Washington". ...... vmm Ferris :37»: “___'”'_““ ""1”“ I'f‘f an no
Piano solo . .. . . )lgy "adder-I .75 m M. males: 3U”
"W‘- " ' WW "Omar. cattla .. Islam
It Ir
'"l’ "mm". ' ””h‘ at time plates and jewelry. ........... ms
Prank 70"“ "m "I“ I'm “FEM" m M piano-forte. and other musical in-
letter carrier John P, llealys house at sire-Innis .......................... was
iblioyt street. Norwalk. Thursdayafter- "N50“ inroitnrs,etc.. ... an
Ml roaches IN carriages... tam
m '5“de ”flutoghh 1‘1': Iisnk. trounce and manufacturing in“
“a“ I“!!! i .
woodtook lire.andtheovsndour flying store sass-asst Misuse.
open. the bones was son filled with chm“. m ------------ 7“
smoke. Ilr. llealy' s two young children. '1‘”. ”Mr" "ml *
who weroaione in the apartmentsdowu 'nmimuh" ... “of" up
Is. were nearly sulocated.
house. and discovered thestate of aflairs ""'
NMM'indm'mW-M All." 'li.‘::':..::::: ::::.':.'::‘“
the home was thoroughly aired. The
children, however. did not recover from
theefisotsofthesmokeiorsometims.
WWW Thelloardof Lady Integers for the
“M” ‘WW W“ Colombian Exposition wouldhsglad to
WWWWMWWWTM receive any information relatlvstoths
Abstinencenaionof (Ionneeucut shows famm‘nbm. ”0,0,,de
thermiontomtdln thirty-thmuultouamuu. k‘MM NW
minim wriuaabyaCon-
"m having WOMNWWW" seeueutwotaan,wlchtheownsrwould
ch— «In-ins the In Two loci-til- be willing tohanthsststvl Thsvob
MMWMWIflI~W umnsaudartieles thuoollutsdwlll
Yms Ill-'1‘- A-B- new. 0‘00“!“ Indaplacslnthslibraryofthswomau’s
vills,sndthsfatherOadsta. of building am .5. Wmid’ahir,and
Hartford. Yivsmcistisswereadraitted “nudwghmumpmm
duringtheysar “-me mas-an. Isvsral old and valuable
durinathayeavhsaiuorsamdmol, then m have been loaned. Thsstatsu
hsingnowifiwmeuhsrs. smasllsapsrasoitrmportauon. It
hdssltsddutsvsrybookmosm. rasca-
alesorpspsr,writtsnhy a Goo»
., It”
'i'otalvalueottsaahis property. .. ... “Quill.”
1’- All Who 0-- Bull.
“About sunset"
Edward F. Lynch, formerly of Nov-
wdnkaspssaiooa at its. 34 Bayard
strest,itew York city. Several tough
lsokiaglsdlviduals was is lliemlocn
wksnaWorldIsportsrcallsd than:
‘ sum, but is taken as an evidence
of the interest manifested in their work.
If you can attend the fair and add the
still further encouragement of your pres-
ence. so much the better; but whether
you go or remain away remember you
have, or ought to have. an interest in its
success. anddoallyouoantopomoteit
Suppose the two companies were to dis-
band, scontingeocy that is not impos-
sible in viewof the fact that therr ef-
forts appear lobe so little appreciated
that there seems but little incentive for
them to continue services so thanklessly
where would boost security
with no organized help In time of danger?
Shall we let it be said that we failed to
give what help we could when help was
most needed. We are told that tin» IpII-s-
lion of financial aid is, roost I'l’tzi‘llli.
Add to this the fact that lack of pmpI-r
Interest on the part of those whose duty
it is to be interested is so discouraging as
to threaten disorganization. This s
neither right nor just, and regarded from
:I purely basilica standpoint it is not
wise, for our interests are as much. if
not more. involved than theirs. We
cannot help thinking that the situation.
if rightly understood, would have met
with instant and generous rerponae by
some who have withheld their assistance
more from ignorance of the true pundi-
Iion of things than from lack of kindly
feeling. and it i» to these people that we
appeal. It may be well to state that
what we have written was entirely Im-
arc concerned. They are too manly to
urge their claims. too sclf respecting to
solicit favors that are not cheerfully
given, but their finances are such that
union immediate aid isforilioomlng it
organisation will cease to exist. ll.
East Norwulk, February 23.
Editor Seniirwi:-4Ian
numerous winter m give us an in-
spiring ode on “beautiful snow." for I
need bracing just at this time. A.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
In the Iowa moo-as. _
Joltnfichauhdruland on the northniy
“do of South First street.
Lane, on the new road.
Frederick Gregory to Charles liiohob
land and buildings on Strawberry Hill.
walkroad.
udsoiWestsvrsIus.
outfit-trim
onlrnh‘rsst.
Call and see them
as we represent them.
NORWALK and SOUTH NORWALK.
Al Ansel on ”all or the Italian-
To the Editor of momma—0n be-
halioi theme companiesof EastNor~
walkldesllatocalltheattsntlonof the
peoploof this placstoths facttbat ws
haveherstwoilrs companies which are
almost entirelyaelf supporting. 'I'hess
Not for purposraof mntuslhmsilt and
erly. but as self-constituted guardians of
our homes, ready at any moment to re-
spond to our call when that most terrible
threatens to destroy our possessions. and
frequently what isof fargreater value
still,the lives of those dear tons. If
any body of men merit kindly and sub
is deserving of practical and timely sup-
port, it lathe brave fireman of this or
any community whose unpaid services
night. I, for one, not ashamed of the
indiflerencs which too often characteri-
solicited safer asthe brave flrelatldies
is only aquestion of timo when their
't some of your
fear that a good many of our people
austerWavuasvons-dsm
Willis it. and lilnnis B- Armin to.
John W. Buttery, of New Canaan. to
Imhslla Ioodou, land adjoining the es~
tateof thalatsWilllam BeedandJames
William B. White to Homer and
BerthaButtwy.lsnd on thsWest Non
AuuiaC.Bavilandtolary J. Help
Isn,landand hulldinponthswestsrly
Edwlnddalltocharlaafl.0als,laud
(ll-rim II. Valdeo, oiltidnsdeid. to
MIDI-basil,“ and buildings
Willis-Emubarisn,ts
Charismiiohaunaadandstliovm‘rlau
wmmdohma'::
them at
WALL PAPER
Season of I893.
If stock for this season ex-
ceed} in quantity and variety of
pattern an I have ever
oflered. I vemorethan
.2N .NNN RNLLS
ANDOYIR
500 PATTERNS
from which to make your selec-
tion. I bought about two months
ago some 15, 000 rolls to be ship-
as soon as made. These
goods are now arriving and I
cordially invite you to call and
see them. Some of them are the
finest I ever saw The price on
all will be very low. If it is not
convenient for you to come to
the store I will be pleased to call
on you with sam Ice and esti-
mate on your wor Now Is a
good time to have your work done
PAPER-HANGING. BENNRATIIIN
‘ ANN PAI NTI Nil
by thorough mechanics.
Everything in the Paint line.
No 2 First Ave" last Norwalk. flit!
WANTED, FNR HOSPITAL.
III: Executive Committee of the Norwalk
Hospital Association Ilnben to secure A
small house. colt cor suitable accommoda
unusiaahouse for uogitalm purposes Addree
Li Faecutlve
8 ll. \" ATKINs:
r. I IIAI'IIoNn. ‘icmm‘lm
Ill-Washington Sl.--79
BARB Al" S IS
WLLL PAPERS
Picnires Framed in Drier.
AITIN'I’N' IAIEIIALS.
Paints. gigs. Glass.
PAINTING PlPIll- “ANDRE lliD
amounts.
L. H. Decker,
79 Washington 31.. So. Norwalk.
Till! All 'Einowmtur
i.\' Till!
NNINENTINIIT GENERAL LIP!
lllSliRAllN! NNAlPANl.
As you will notice by reierencs to its annual
statement they made large gslnsin _
Assets, Surplus. lumber cl Poli-
ties, Amount of IIIsIIrsIIce.
S. S. L’Hommedleu.
Agent. Ill Washington tit. South Norwaik.
suunnII‘. ' It‘s." ”25in.”
fl
Free 1 Free 1
HOUSE“ '01 'i‘ ‘
WHO“? tn. ' TS.
Prof. E. Houseworth
Ill’li‘lMJfl'I' 03 Till m.
Will be at our store and will examine eyes im.
H. S. HOOD.
158:)th Maia street.
NNNTII "I'll! IAIIIIN IAII
Watkins-strut.
.. dummy-mom
Whfiii‘hwm...
E. E. Gorham, ..
Earth If it Pt.
”I ..
in,
190 this week?
Dress Goods.
1i yyards 44) inch Flannel for 19c.
ardStriped or Plaid Flannel for We.
1yard 80 inch Henrietta' or solid colors
or black, for 19c.
Domestics.
811?: buys 2 yards Silkoline; value 1250
tile buys ‘3 yards Outing Flannel;
value l2lc yard.
19c buys3 yards Linen Toweliag, 20
inches wide; value 10c
lilo buysd yards Calico; choice from
entire stock. including Indigo blue,
black, fancy, etc.; value lie and 8c yard.
19c buys 20 dozen Shelf Papers; others
get Sc dozen.
lilo buys 1 yard Table Damask; value
iv
We buys «i yards Atlantic unbleached
Muslin; value 30c.
19c buys l fancy bordered Huck
Towel; size 47x21. value 95c each.
the buys I Window Curtain: value
25¢ each.
19c buys 2 yards Shining Cheviot:
value l2§c yard.
19c buys 3 yards best Apron Gingham:
value So yard. -
Hunery.
2 Gents' standing or turn om linen
Collars for 19c.
I pnirGenIs linen Cuffs, fine quality,
for We.
‘2 pair liente' seamless lime, 15c quali-
ty. for We.
2 III Child's black limo for 19¢.
)ys‘ Silk Windsor Tie for 19¢.
Ieavywetght. lilo.
1 lot 2’) dozen Gents' Shirts and
Drawersobrummers‘ samples, sent to
us to close out—consisting of goods in
value from 25c to 05¢; choice this lot
during this sale, 191: each.
Anions.
6 mvkagea Toilet Paper for lilo.
4 rolls Iwrforated Toilet Paper for We.
5 large cakes good Toilet Soup for 196.
2 boxes Swan Down Toilet Soup, 3
cakes in box. for 190. ‘
3 mkesui any oi our large line of line
10c Toilet Sis Is for We.
3boxes of 'riting Paper and Envel-
ope-I for lilo.
2 boxes 12§c Paper and Envelopes for
lilc
l'hox Wood or Plush covered Paper
and Envelopes for We.
Now is”
lflme .
own mun HIME.
2 large Lots Bumit Ave.
4 Good Lots
Woodward Ave.
9 iiice lots "
Riverside Ave.
It Choice Lots
linculn Ave.
I5 Sighlly Lots
on the Bluil
overlooking the harbor.
No more available sites for
building a pleasant home can
be offered titan these lots on
II. 0. JENNINGS.
Undertaker.
4 KNIGHT mam. linltWAhI. cons
Opposite "meastpot.
aaittf
Piano Fons lessons
dens-erasure.
IWanav—unilsuth
street . .
uneven
It Is. 5 lslirssl Pills.
JAM “filth
hanlhglotzsnfluartsvaaas.
Mismatch-satiation.
lsadfldhulldingsauhylsravssns. MS... WAN,
Jutlartsutolsrylcrtca,“ IETEIIIIII m
and Hidingson’l‘ayioravtuua I Railroad I“. a m slim
kWh-“hm a
dingy.“ “-i"... reo-
r I 3 '
“"3“ “In. ”In“. ”WWW“‘
MIMI“ mellLll-I
m
watt-1. In. W: In
I. .-
geese
tho Woodward estate. Two
years ago I offered my first
purchase of theselots“on terms
to suit the purchaser." They
are mostly paid up now, and
their warrantee deeds are noted
in The Sentinel nearly every
weekathe happy owners of a
prospective home. You know
them; you can see the; odol
cottages already built. Why
not make It beginning now?
You can buy for cash. You
can make quarterly payments.
You can pay monthly—any way
or amount to suit you.
ownalotinashorttime.
$350, $400, etc.
For“ further manna en-
JOHN KINDS,
NRRETIAIM SWARTI.
*—
IBS. DOUB’I'FUL—Why, where did you get that for such a price?
MRS. CERTAIN-Did you notauethe advertisemeutof the SOUTH NOR“ .. .' "I BOSTON STORE, oflerlngthfiat
Choice of our amortment of
Ladies‘ 25c white andkerchieis, in
plailp, initial or scallop border for lilo
5Children'sor (lenia‘ lain white or
Goods never sold at that price
and you will find the goods
Comstock Bro“
Mrs. Doubtful to Mrs. Certain,
SATURDAY AFTERNNNN, FEBRUARY lliih, INNS.
HRS. DOUB'I'FUL—Yes. but did not pay much attention to it, but I am going home and look that hill omagaiu.
CONSEQUENCII—Mn. Doubtful goes home, finds hill, reads bill, gets a hill of good large amount from her better
half (taken for granted she Is married), and they starts right off for the South Norwalk Boston Store, 83 Washington Street.
Sale begins Saturday. February 18, and lasts one week. This" Is the first We sale we have had In many a day, so look
this bill over carefully. and come early, for we intend to make it the best one we have ever had.
3190 bays 2 decorated apleahers, value
I e
we buys 3 Rockinghnm Flower Pots,
value 12c each
we buys 1 fine decanted Spittoou, .
1 pair LadII-s' fast-black, seamless ‘
If youwlll onlytryyouwill'
fancy bordered Handkerc iefs for We. value 300.
3 pair white, black or drab 5‘th 19c buys I fancy Glass Syrup Cup,
Corset Steels for We value
We buys half-dozen Chitin Butter
Dishes decorated, vaine36c
19c buys 4 decorated China Fruit
1 pair Ladies' Hose ‘Supporters, with
belt, black or while, New
2 pair Cbildren' sSide Elastic. black or
white. for 190. Saucers, value 40c.
Bspools best 100 yard Sewing Silk, any lilo boys 2 decorated China Bone
color, for tile Dishes, value 300.
I3 spools best Buttonhole Twist for 10c.190 buys 2 decorated China Cups and
5 papers best Pins for 190. Saucers. value 30c.
3 pa rs. one of each size, best Safety 19c buys one 12-hole Muffin Pan,
Plus. or We. value 29c.
1 Child's Corded Waist for 19c. Illic lgg's one 4-quart Gelatine Mould,
vs no .
19c buys 2 Milk Pans, value 28c.
19c buys one 3 leg Bamboo Table,
value "~50.
19c buys l Bamboo Paper Rack. value
35 cents.
19c buys 4 decanted China Salt
Shakes, value 30c.
19c buys I fancy Vinegar Crust.
with: boys one dozen Tumblers, value
(firms Sauce Dishes,
Kitchen Department.
As we have said before. this stock is
far too large. ON THIS ACCOUNT
we are givin the unusual values you
will notIce be ow.
19c buys 1 Granite ware Sauce Pan,
value 30c.
19c buys I Black lValnut Shelf Brack-
et. value 30c.
19c bays I fancy painted Crumb Brush
and Tray, value 29c.
l9c boys 1 Dinner Pail. value 25c.
19c buys Glass Lamp, complete,
19:: buys 5
v ulue 3-K;
lilo boys 1 extra quality Lunch Basket,
value 305.
19c buys one liinch Meat Platter.
19:: boys 1 large Rockingbam Tea Pot.
value 300. 29c buys 1 extra quality Broom, value
19c buys one titlvfoot Cotton Clothes 30c. - . -'
Line. value ' . 19c bays 1 decanted China Vegetable
19c buys 4 Cakes beet Stove Polish. Dish. value 25c.
value 30c.19c boys 1 decorated Cup, Saucer and
106 boys ‘3 Root Scrub Brushes, value Plate. value 35c.
£54: each. the buys 12 handsome Vases. value 290.
19: boys l Potato Masher and Rolling
Pm. value 25c.
19", boys 2 of our l5c Scrub Brushes.
19c boys 1 Royal Dauber. value 25c
‘19c buys one liquart Dish Pan value
the buys 1 decorated French China
Milk Pitcher. value tile
19c buys one Japanese Wall Ornament,
value '33c.
19c buys a good Hammer. value 250.
19. buys a good Hatchet. value “50.
19c buys half dozen 3 us, silver
plated over white metal, v ue29c.
19c buys one 8 quart Stew Pan, value
xi
And so we could keep on but would have to buy The Sentinel entire to enumer-
ate everything so draw the line here by saying there are lots of good bargains in
store for those who visit our store during the next week
Sale begins Saturday. February l8th and ends Saturday evening. February 25th.
Come early for some of the above will be sold out inside of three days.
6120.1“); .IIIS'l‘h NB, Proprietor,
83 WASHINGTON STREET.
:5 After this date our store In" it.) closed on Tuesday. Thdtulay arid Friday
evenings at N ocloik. Open on “and: Iy, ‘I‘. ednesday and Saturday evenings.
M 8. SMITH.
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Dreat Reduction in Flanneis!
This will be the biggest week at the season to
buy Flannels cheat
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Ladies’ Gents’, and Children’s Heavyweight Flannel Under-
wear to be sold for what it will bring. Our center counter will
be loaded with these Bargains. '
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The following is a. bulletin of prices:
Gonts’ whiteSlIirie and Drawers, reg. pr. 0 ..75 red’c ’d ms .48 each
.. u .85, “ .09 “
ll ll 3‘ H l‘ 1.25, It ’9‘ u
“ dd dd U H I'm, II 1.20 I.
ll II It II II 1.75, H 1.43 H
H (I (I H H 2.(X), d‘ 1.83 H
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Gents’gra gray Shirts and Drawers. reg price. .,75 red’c’d to. .dseaoh
“ .85, .69 “
it H H ‘5 Is 1.26, I! .” II
n H u H N 1.50, Id 1.20 u
(t I! H II N‘ 1.75, ‘3 1'“ Id
1 I! H II It 2.“). II I.” ‘0
Ladies’ white Vests and Pants, reg. price; .65. md’c’dto. .48 each
II It It It 1 w, .78“
M NO N 6‘ H 1.25, ‘5 '93 (C
II If u 0‘ H 1.“), (I I.” I.
Ladies’ white m gray ribbed Vests and Pant;
”l0, redo ed to .Lfil each. ,
H l 75' If 1. ‘5 II
It ‘0 am, H 1.73 “
Gsnts’ and WWool Hosiery
the ahovn at a siruilll reduction.
Ms Si
. .. past it
and Glovu tutti!“ wifi
lit 1" [i i,
SMITH...
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Norwalk Chronicler