.3
i
is
E: a bottle of
I nflaisted’s Bough Remedy
vi:
“”2“: i
y,
"is the best blood purifier.
‘ Pure Drugs
amckfi roapollfl
or .. .
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HATS
. $.13: ‘We” sell the best two dollar Hat sold in the state.
nets” &4 co.
V'i'WashingtOn St,
"chord in the hearts 1 of a } buying cam.
l
80. Norwalk.
,uvuntsii‘n slums units. so
gigcure your cold. Try it,
andrsmember that
Pleisted’s Sarsaprilla
live I, sortie.
AN I) ‘
Fine chemicals.
.—_—...___.
. Prescriptions carefully com-
pounded at
Woe} -——~-
R.Il.Plaisied
Druggist, "
43 Washington St.
SOUTH NORWALK.
Wall Paper,
PAINTS. OILS, GLASS,
'BRIISHES. etc.
This Is a good time to Paint.
i shall Ire Pleased to give you
figures for doing your work.
Mil guarantee satisfaction In
every case.
Islets only .levrett'e Pure,
White lead IIiII Beat linseed
0%,“. M
., E.
In. 2 first Avenue,
EAST NORWALILR
FFER
ensures ilIlllEiiE.
ter Opening,
January 2. I894.
“" it!” spas all unsung...
‘ rim or? com!
. slimy.
4 W ads bl"ililri‘eholleg’e.fl
a" ”dish
. F‘ flail
Adam.
liter-rill College.
Stamford.
f leaeeni
particu-
‘Box lea—Corner Sonth Main and Monroe
no Restaurant. Open niinlght.
; one of whom was the best in his or her
Perhaps This Will Interest , You.
‘uways the BEST HORSES for the Least Money at
BROOKSIDE FARM,
M. H. PARSONS.
"Elsie—1 .3. 5.7.05.5; 30.53.15.511.
31.25; I mon’th, sclients: eluzle‘r'icpieaj caste
SOUTH NORWALK FIRE ALARM.
Box 8~Uomer Washington and North Main
streets.
Box l-Clcrncr Day and Tollee streets.
Box Mines street.
Box Ill-West street. opposite Franklin street
schooL
Box la-Coneord street, opposite school.
Box li-Corner North Main and Ann streets.
Box lh—Oorner High street and Bayview
avenue.
Box Iii-Norwalk iron Works building.
Box l7—Corner West avenue and Cedar
street.
Box ill-Corner West
avenue.
Box 23—(‘ornerEIy avenue and Benton street.
street and Taylor
streets.
Box 32~Electric Light station.
Box 11~Fairflcld avenue and Cedar street.
Miniature Almanac for Tee-marrow.
Sun Rises. Sun Sets High Tldcl Low Tide
at 7:”) Bl 4:5l at 7:12 , KYIHS
The weather to-day promises to be acne-rally
from cloudy to partly cloudy till the afternoon
preceded by rain and followed by at least
partial clearing, with slight temperature
changes. To-mcrrow It promises to be partly
cloudy and fair, with slightly lower tempera-
ture.
Lowest Point of the Thermometer.
The lowest point of the thermometer for the
twenty-four hours ending at. noon to-day was
fltl° above zero.
5011'" NORWALK.
What the Peopl; 01'6“! City are lining
and Harlurr.
The schooner Eva L. Ferris arrived at
Wilson Point today with cool for John
H. Ferris.
The boat Daniel McWIllisms is dis-
charging ncnrgo of Hazellun coal at
Raymond Brothers‘ whnrf.
——(lo and make a guess on the candle
Vat Fitzgerald‘s cigar store. Ten cents
instead of twenty five.
Old Well Lodge, F. and A. M., will
hold a regular meeting to-night. Work
will be done in the second degree.
Mrs. Fannie Rich Coulter, of Detroit,
Mich, is visiting Mrs. Mary E. Smith, of
Havilnnd street. She will make her
home in South Norwalk in the future.
—-Rcad the advertisement of Theodore
H, Olsen, and go there to-morrow night
if you want a bargain in shoes.
If the key which will unlock the box
containing $20.00 at Tomlinson‘s drug
store, is not returned by Thursday the
money will be given to the hospital.
The Young Men‘s Debating club will
meet to—night with Charles E. Benedict,
1‘2 South Osborn avenue, East Norwulk.
The subject will be “Resolved, That it
was Wise to (hunt the Negro Suffrage."
Mr. Benedict will argue pro and Fred [1.
Rowan con.
An annual clearance sale, preparatory
to inventory, is always the sign of times
when you can buy goods at low prices.
A. Dicksrmnn dc Son offer great reduc»
tions in winter garments and fancy
goods, preparatory to taking inventory
at their store.
val-‘inest quality beef, pork and lamb;
ever shown in town; all city dressed, and
some old prices. People’s market.
The Congregational churches of Nor-
walk and South Norwalk will hold a
union prayer service this evening, at the
South Norwulk church, beginning at
7:45 o’clock. Dr. Noble will lead the
meeting, and the members of both
churches, as well as the public generally,
are invited to attend and participate.
The case of Marcus Tariov, who was
arrested on an attachment of the body
by Michael Roeeuthal, his former partner,
who claimed 31,000 damages, was ended
by the partlu coming together with
their attorneys, John Ll. Light for plain»
tiff. and Russell Frost for defendant,
and settling all of their former partner-
ship mattere. and each party releasing
to the other all claims and demands.
~Ooflee wiihcfeam, lie cup. Depo
”n“...
A large audience greeted the Rent»
Bentley organisation at Music Hall, last
night, and a first-class performance was
given by the company In every way. As
a burlesque artist Harry LeCIelr probably
has unequal. The company containaa
large number of specialty artiste. each
line. Among them were the O'Brien
sheen; Fulton Brothers and hid. Warren;
John 3. Willie and Madeline Ifarehali
and Lotus Elliot. An enjoyable feature
of the performance was the burlesque
"Moe," the ”spectacular ram being
especially fine, the costume very hand-
some and the young women pretty.
,xn
. hearse the first degree tonight.
Butler Lodge, 1. 0. O. F., will re-
-—l"or the next two days 5c willbepsid
for every key returned on the 320 Xmas
box. ;
C. H. Harvey, the welleknown shoe
dealer, who has been quite sick, is
gradually improving.
The'regular meeting of the Norwaik
Building, Loan and Investment associa-
tion will be held to night.
—-Men’s flue hiuchers for $1.25, worth
$2.00, at Theodore Olsen‘s.
The Ascher Rabbi-En came up before
Justice Austin this morning, and was
adjourned until Saturday.
Iouise Lodge, Daughters of Herman,
will give an invitation masquerade socia~
bin in Germsnin Hull. February 5.
—Au elegant line of ueckwear in all
shapes. at W. A. Benedict‘s.
A meeting of the cabinet of the Ep-
wurth League will beheld tonight at 8
o’clock. at the office of Attorney Clinrles
D. Burnes.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Osborn, of South;
Main street, will leave town tollicrrcw
for I’oughkecpsie, N. Y., to visit Mr. Os-
boru's parents.
ml’lenty of delicious broad, at lane‘s
The Relief Society of South and East
Nor-walk desires to tender its thanks to the
Norwallr Boston store for a donation of
underclothing. '
The condition of General Nelson Tay~
for is extremely critical today. He is
gradually sinking and it is feared can-
not live the day out.
An exhibition of beautiful pictures is
in itself a feast, but L. H. Decker offers
recombination of pleasing things—wall
paper, pictures, and artists‘ materials of
every discription.
——Don't feel bad, butchers; you may
guess. Read ed. People's lilnrket.
Contests nlwnys exotic, and excite
nients draw crowds, and crowds pur-
chase, and E. J. Wadhams' receipiein-
crease. Read his advertisement, guess
and buy a turkey.
Special services will he continued at
the Baptist church, to-uight, Wednes-
day and Thursday nights. Services begin
at 7:30 o'clock. This evening E. R. Ben-
nett will preechzh .
‘—Anchor brand perfectlittiug dress
shirt, for men and boys, at W. A. Bene-
dict‘s.
The expressmen do not like the idea of
moving to the yard of the old Congrega
tional church, and have transferred their
teams from In front of the post oflice to a
point near the Summarize old ofllce.
James L’Hommeaieu guessed nearest
to the amount of sales at E J. Wadham's
market last Saturday, and wins the priv-
ilege of sending ten pounds of roast beef
to each of five families, at Mr. Wad-
hams' expense. . ‘ 4
aFlne gold watch, Elgin movement, In
wound up at Trowbridge a lofs cigar
store. Call and guess what time it stops.
One guess for a five cent cigar, two for a
ten. The one guessing the nearest will be
the winner.
bill refered to on the second page of Tu:
SINTINEL today contemplates the plac-
ing of sweat loathe" and bindings for
trimming felt or woolen hate on the free
list.
Michael Sheehau, who was arrested on
complaint of Samuel Bhomasky, charged
with assault, was before Justice Barrett
yesterday afternoon. His honor found
Sheehnn not guilty, there being no nvl-
deuce against him.
The following officers of Colfax En-
campment, I. O. O. F., were installed
last night, by I). D. Grand Patriarch
Charles (lineman: U. 1’., Frank Carr; 8.
W., A. L. Benedict; H. P., Henry
Wood; J. W., Frank Bradbury: secre-
tary, William Keithu
-Blg bargain sale now at 'l‘hemlore ll.
Olsen's shoe store. 81 Washington street,
South Norwalk.w
Albert R. Blshop died of Bright'- die-
eaee this morning, at his home. if?
Washington street. In the sixty-first year
of his age. He was born in Heverstraw,
N.Y., but came to South Norwelk a
number of years ago, and had since eon-
duuteda boarding house. He leaves a
wife and one daughter. The funeral
will he held Thursday afternoon at if
o’clock. ,
«For flue bread,cruilsre,doughnuie,
eclelre, cream puffed-a hhcultl, jelly
roll. sponge leaf, large cakes, (inch.
liens pope
preteens up LADIES' r
‘ Highest 0i all in, Looming Power.-—Latest U. S. Gov't Report.
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«JOBS IN»—
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Paws?-
- Nam“.
Mil-{WALK NEWS.
A Dress) and": ;'~-~;-“-I From the
[lunar lid of In".
Mrs. George W. Cram is ill with the
grip at her home on East avenue.
Anon was born to Mr. and Mrs. W.
H. Olmstead, of Berkeley street, this
morning.
The new rod and gun. club will meet in
C. B. Coolidge‘e office January 94th, in.
steadof the serum” ”W
—Lsne's for candy. price, quality and
variety. --, . _>_
E. C. Whitney, of New York, spent
last evening with Mr. and Mrs. J. T.
Prowitt, of Eimcrest.
Eils& Co. have commenced cutting
ice on their pond at Winnipauk It is
eight inches in thickness.
The King‘s Daughters of the Norwslk ‘
Methodist church will give a supper in f
the church to-murrow night.
i
The Carpenters‘ union mil meet. to,
night to make arrangements for their?
third anniversary, Fehmary 6.
«Turkeys 16 cents. People‘s Market
John (lorham, of Wilton, has raised
‘150 dollars to he used in paying for
improvements to the interior of the Wih
ton town hall. -.
W. B. E. Lockwood, who was found
unconscious yesterday, suffering from :i
paralytic stroke, is no better today.
His right side is affected.
The Musical Home, which is given for
a Sam-inst. coupon and eight cents, Is in
great demand at this end of town, a
large number of copies having been given
out. _..,. _.,...
The regular meeting of the Alpha
Wheel club, which was to have been
held to-uigbt, has been deferred. A full
rehearsal of the minstrel performance
will be held instead.
—It‘s all right, butchers, don’t guess if
you don't. wish to. People‘s Market.
A baby girl was born to Mr. and Mrs,
W. H. Painter, of Berkeley street, yes;
terday . This makes Fred Brady,
the genial night ticket clerk at tin1 Stum-
fcrd depot, an uncle, a responsibility
The fish law is on in New York state
and last Saturday officers from liedford
visited Trinity lake and Mud pond and
arrested thirty-one fishermen. Several
Norwalk men went to Trinity lnkc, llluu»
day, and were driven off.
Mr. and Mrs, Henry W. Brown, of
Main street, received a telegram from
Columbus, Mina, yesterday, that their
son, William L. Brown, a conductor on
afreight train on the Georgia and 1’s-
clflc railroad, had been seriously injured.
~fl00 for Be , Read ad. People's M‘k'
3
John H. Bimmsr. of Summit, N. J”
cesiiier for Samuel W. lloocock, a New
York broker, who was killed in the col-
lision on the Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western railroad, yesterday, was well
known In Norwalk, having often visited
William Chichcster, of West avenue.
The case of Miss lilayme E. Starr
against George Bull, in theact of con-
version of a horse, was heard by Justice
Barrett in Attorney Light’- office yester-
day. Mr. Light appeared for theplaing
ti! and W. A. leopard, of Daubury, for
the defendant. 'Mgneant ad
for the plain”, and nominal tinnitus
of .1 and costs were awarded her.
Mrs. George A. Swing, of Vineland,
N. J ., formerly Mrs. Reed, a millinsr
located In Norwaik, had just recovered
from an eight months’ illness, when she
fell recently and broke her hip. She
has the sympathy of Many Norwaik
friends. Mrs. Reed was an Intimate
friend of Mrs. J. B. Benn-ml she will go
to mu her the latter part of this week.
One of the principal topics of convene-
tlon in society Is the swell cotililon to be
given by the 8. S. ciubatthe Athenurum,
on the evening of January 80. it. will
not he a very large one, but will he kept
strictly within the limiteof the four hun‘
fired. The B. 8. club are very young
men, but there is a great effort to make
the ooliillon the moat conspicuous feature
of this winter's entertainments
The annual impaction of the Norwalk
fire department will take place tonight.
beginning see o'clock. The inspection
will be made by Iayor Keefer, the mens-
bers of the City douncli, Chief Engineer
Prowl» and his aesletaaia and John If.
Hoyt. reprinted.“ of the fire altar
system. Chief Prowler will submit his
C. B. Coolidge is in New York.
Henry Grumman, of tramp street, is
on the sick list.
St. Paul's chapter, Brotherhood of St.
Andrew, will meet Thursday night.
Henry Saunders. of East Cliff street. ls
recovering from a severe attack of the
grip-
T. S. Morison and fnmily,,nf West
revenue, will leave Noro‘nllr Illlv‘ week
forfieorgin.
Attorney Grey is fir New flown to-
day, on u case which comes up in the
Supreme (fourt of Errors,
The City Council will Illllll an adjourn-
ed meeting to marrow night, alien, it is
expected, the policiI question will be
settled.
An enjoyable card party “us hold at
Pine Shades, the home of if . O. l‘lark,
on l‘liff street, lost night, The puny
was given by his daughter, Miss Annie
l‘lurk.
«The King's Daughters of the. Nor»
wulk M. ii. church Will give a supper it»
morruw evening. Jilllll'll‘)’ II, from 5 to 9
o‘clock in tIu- church. .;\ll (Will!) and see
how much you Will get for twvntyiivc
cents. _
William P. Whitney, of New York.
formerly of Nurwnlk. Is now on the mad
forte Chicago picture moulding house,
He was recently taken sick in I‘unsds,
hulls improving. and will be able to
travel again in s few days.
The new club which has rentwl rooms
on Main street met and orgumzoti last
night, The lllt'l’lllit‘l’! u'lnptul the name
0! thin Uroaent Sduml nrirl
The following cilia-via Were circled;
President, flurry M. i‘nmp; vii‘epresi
dent. Frank .«l. Yolk: svcretary. Fri-d
Decker: treasurer, Robert \‘unliureu.
The banjoclub will have n teacher one
evening u Wl'i‘k.
expect to burn as gum! club. The other
member-I of flw club are ln‘ululy mem-
hereof the Y M. i'. A. Junior football
devcnmud next fallthe' will undoubt-
edly orgmiiz-Iuti clove-ti under the club
name. '
Than“ , (lub.
Tho Throwing anver ofa Wave.
To appreciate wave force and what may
be termed the throwing power ofa wave.
let it be llnflt-rutuud that in the winter of
1380. at Bishop's Rock lighthouse, the bell
was torn from its fastening". although sit-
uated Im feet above high writer mark, At
First. in Shetland islands, is «loony-n; hum
ill at a height of 195 feet above the level of
the sea. The most Wundcrhil ril‘wts of
wave force recunlni wcn- u Itnensed st Wick
Harbor breakwater Blocks weighing from
5 to ill ions were built in above the line of
high water. first with hydraulic lime. then
with Roman and last with Portland cs;
merit This great u-urk Wils con-Id red by
the most learnt-d engineers in England to
be capable of withstanding tho assaults of
the ocean for ages. but In October. I‘m,
over 300 feet uf this giant barrier was swept
away.
In 187‘.) a monolithic block. 1.3.50 tone,
was lifted bodily and carried to leeward of
the breakwater. and in 1573 another and
heavier concrete rum, weighing 2.0m tone,
which had replaced the former, was swept
away intact. and carried to a point equally
distant—«Sen Francisco A rgcnuul
Kitchen Steam la Bred.
Specialists ou throat discreet-s ill" begin-
ning totuhe unusual interest in culinary
methods. They advise a kitchen qusrau
tine on wash days and boiled dinner days,
vlng as, tt reason that the strain from
lling clothes and pickled meats (hut re-
quire much heat pmduccn runny Illnesses
of the respiratory organs and aggravates
slight. or chronic din-me of the nose.
throat and lungs. Path-me nrerulvlsed to
vacate apartments having dark or III ven-
tilated kitchens. and to keep nil babies and
ailing children out of the kitchen when
cooking he going on.“ Exchange.
A Diesel-mu “line“.
"You can mks the witness," said the
romantics attorney In re trial before a
earls court to the defendant's lawyer.
Elbe witness happened to be a good looking
rl
“Judge." exclnimed a young man In the
back part of the room, standing upon a
rust, with one hand under his emitflll;
"don’t let him take hcrl Thnt witness has
been etignaed to me for more'n three years,
audlf he takes her thar is goln ter be from
his right here."-~Texns Siftlnga.
no Mariam flow.
The principle of the modern plow was
laid down by Thomas Jefferson. A plow
consists of two wedges—a slitting and a
lifting wedwand Jefferson discovered
and enunciated the repel-Mons of arch.
and the relation can here to the other.
Before his day no two smiths made plows
alike: now they are made in accordance
with a mathematical formula - Exchange.
An Orange Seventy-five Years 010.
Benjamin Hubbard of Wells has an or:
ange that is 15 years old, it was found
among the valuables of an uncle who died
in the West Indies In this, and from the
associations connected with it has been
treasured by the family all these years. It
shown no marks of deer-r. but a gradual
shrinking, being: new about the sire of a
heu's mutton: Courant.
Given tip.
Grimm“! hear hfr. Bacon has teen
in tiredness
“a: “tar-“BO mu: heNa pretty sick
planefortleemmoiaeefunofeheflnaeu.
wlteu’e.‘ ’ and children's cheer ”unnamed-sake. Germ sale. ‘
fluently: Benediet’a. miehoieeoaadyJaue’siethepIaea. «
. u we a: ‘
s,
ayaggaelyeatfladla m
iv‘l" eta d 5v
,.....vilrl.,, ~
*"i'awv tony '
23$ *3“ still at t» E
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“Catharina ,hfemiytveflsr
intermen- «his: I”—
:eeam at w
s. u 25 in cm IREIJIICTIRII. V
Pin emotional. IIL‘: HALF PRics.
liillllii sisters up IIIIIITIIIE WIRE. Hut PRICE.
lu u short (mic they .
LIIIIIEL WIISTS Mill WIIIILEII SKIRTS.
A. Drickerman 8L Son,
84 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
I
m n orcesrsr. England, Is a stone erected
over the grave of a departed auctioneer of
that city on which “Gone" is Inscribed. In
a Sussex graveyard, in addition to the ini-
tiuls of the (loosened and the date of death,
a stone has inscribed In large letters the
words “He Was.”
A queer deed has been recorded in 'th'
"sister’s office at Port Huron. Mich. A fe-
thsr deeded his farm to his son for the con-
sideration of a yearly payment of is; cash,
M bushels of otatoes, e barrels of flour and
900 pounds a pork.
.-\ whistle that can be heard a distance of
15 mil has been constructed in llsadln
for u hiledelphla car manufactory. Th
cylinder of this formidable steam trumpet.
is if! inches in diameter.
One of the largest wire cables ever made
has been completed by a Liverpool firm.
The rope has a continuous length of 4‘s
miles and weighs over 25 tons.
In most churches of England a ring is
kept so that. embarrassment may be spared
in casual forgetfulness of the parties cou-
corned
An armless boy of Mlddletowu,Conu.,
hauled William Mylehrcert, has completed
the- puinting of a wagon, ill.» feet did the
work.
Allen's Discovery for Plies.
Allen's Discovery for Piles is a certain
cure for all kinds of piles. Do you have
soreness and chafing with intenseitching
often at night? It is dangerous to neglect
these symptoms. If you have suffered
for years with chronic piles and feel you
cant! be cured, give Allen‘s Discovery
one trial. It is a new d iscovery that cures
piles. Sold by all druggists. Price 50
cents. Sent bv mail for 50 cents. Ad-
dross Allen‘s Discovery, Box 88,1.cRoy,
' Y.
A .
lf a New York millionaire gives 3 din-
ner at 5th avenue and 26th st‘rceg, costing
$700.00, w ich givm 19 rop e' yspc in
and these people Ilptmd gl,456.00 in $00
ors' bills and finally have to pity $5.00
each for Cactus IIth I 'u.-. r.» r‘iiI‘P them,
what would be tin. sunny; pvr mptln if
the dinner should not lv- given, there
being 8’1 persons at It‘ feast?
Inquire El. l'lnistnlu tlrlilz stair», where
you may have tlu- problem mlvnd and
Ketlnformntmn about (‘ H‘lll“ BII' li‘uro
”During the epidemic of In gripper
i.‘hnmherlnin'.~a(‘ouxh Remedy took the
lead here and was much better liked
than any other cough medicine." ll. M.
linings, druggisi. t'hutsworih, Ill. The
grip is much the some as a very severe
Cold and requires precisely the same
treatment. This remedy is prompt and
i-tl'ectunl and will prevent any tendency
of rhetiiwsso mward pneuu‘iunin. For
stile by George t'. Stillsun. druggist.
Children Cry for
Fischer’s Castoria.
When llalny nus 5i it, we gave ht-r f‘uslorla.
Win-n aim mm a ('llllxl. elm criw’. for Castorla.
When L‘l!‘ inwnuie Mia‘s, she clung In (‘annrfa
When she had Children, she gavethem Castorla.
Children Cry for
Pitcher’s Castoria.
Children Cry for
Pitcher’a Castorla.
Taillor & Golden
Real Estate andInsurance
WASHINGTON HTHEET.
Perwus Iookin foraiot
With the view 0 purrluml
call and examine our list. We have them for
sale in every part of the city at reasonable
Drlces and on error terms. anal tf
“’AN'I‘ED.
, (‘IiMI'ETENT girl in do general house-
a: wurk. A ply lumiediuiely. at Jae. ll.
hunpp's. Nu est. uvcnuln lltl tf
THOROI'GHLY rornpcwnt. man wishes
to rent ahlm-knmlth shop, furnished or
unfurnished: furnished preferred. t‘lty or
countryn-iiy preferrnl. Address “ll.“ Bouti-
nel oillce. 1le III
\'tlUNii Englishumn. sunken berth Mi‘tllu'll-
luau, or any plau- of trust. Address.
(hummus, Sentinel Ol’lll‘c. is try
r..." m.
)AR’I‘ of lower house. Windward avenue,
rent II; part. of house corner south Main
streetanil lanford place. rent. Iii' six rmrns,
corner North Main and Ann streele. rent, Sill.
Apply to . A. \\ uoownun.
us. are Invited to
, vi
,—
(intuure of six rooms with nice ynrdon I’nion
1' street. from February l-ii. Apply to Wm.
Hiluicn. I III
enliven-mus in mt»... him r5. mail}?
In same building: also barn. of ill Booth
Main street. .I. luvum lllIIIILM, st l‘tlfllj‘f'ifll‘fi,
W
N” Wuhlfleflun street.
THE to, litter in the Insurance build-
Ing, uriiierlytwcupled b‘y Ilutlsr budge
I, 0.0. F. For tmrliculnrs in nine of ii. ll
Brnwu,ntliis storm-on South . sin street. or
(lenrgo P. fiestas, (Slty National linnk. so if
‘l’fill BALE.
A natiit’ltsfiiir' mannered»... r... 6qu
fit cheep for want of use. Apply at. this
ll ('0‘.
IAIS'I‘.
\(Iohii in, between South Union avenue
1 1an irswbevry Hill. The finder will be
suitably rewarded iv lesvln the name at the
branch Henlinnl n or. In all strut-3,1"???-
walk.
A Llffll‘l' blue blnnlte-t between Wnutprrt
and Return Nurtvulk A lilwrni reward
will be held for Its rrium to fl. F. mavens. tie
Mouth alustreet,i§mvhNorwalk. prim
SOUTH IIORWRLR “VIII! Ill!
“Wilmington!“
Onondauyfmnlinnanaand Malta!
mmmmmfmhuflol.
rinks-talisman“
“Di!“ sonnets.m
mun if. mars, Vienl’raet.
some ii. Klimt laaaad‘l'reae
Remover:
is Re. ! laiirael Plane.
$.00”? .11
a
or house llllll lot.
I‘
was the correct
broker,
persons, employees excepted
w I present. a ten
wrestles. Pl
store or not. if you can't come and hr
wleaJipeur in next Monday's biannual.
PEOPLE'S MARKET.
13 North Main st., So. Norwaik.
" Telephone call, 52-3. I
Four Hundred and fifty-nine Dollars and "lit
flzureof our sales last Saturday. James H. L'flommedieu.
was nearest. with 34 um, This week we vary the
Satisfaction guaninte'cdg I
prising Inddeements to Purchasers ‘ "
OF
FURNITURE.
it their liars teams 46 t... 48 Main 81.. Roman.
Ladies’ Oak Desk, 85, $6, 07, $10; Fancy Rocker, $2.80 to 810;
Large line Couches, Lounges, Easels, Hassocks, Hat Racks,
Foot Rests, White Chamber Suits complete. Also a large line
(ink Chamber Suits, Book Cases. Cheffonieres, Hat Racks. .
d7
ty-eiglrt Cents,
programme. To new: firinrll‘i:
.guessing nearest tothe amount of our sales next. Saturday we
mood turkey. Everybody invited to compete. You will be allowed fin ‘
eaaep .e. In sealer envelope with your address
osltively no conditions. We want ever body to guesi. whet her you have ever been in either
he yourguesscs. send them In by mail. The zeault
Iainly written on the outside.
ETI‘WADhiAIIlls. Proprietor
resentment.
PEOPLE'R MARKET
21 Wall sh, Norwalk -
Telephone cull, 5-73-
To those desirin
WOIIK.
all sizes.
and lVlSlflg, especially with do
Particular cure is
natural and graceful.
it
. . . - . ,.. _ _ “who... ‘ ~ .1
Artistic Photography. _
gsomethingispccinlly fine in l’IIOTOGRAPHiC“
I would call attention to the new line which I am now executing in
No pain or expense will be spared to obtain beautiful results. both in lighting
Iicate costumes and draperies. ,
FOR CHILDREN,
given to obtain pictures, which‘embody all that is childlike
Appointments for sittings may he made by mail. -
Crayon and Water Color Work
AT REASONABLE PRICES.
E. M. JICIISIIII, PHDTOGRRPHER. 53 RAM ST. NORWRIII.
announces spoils-r rut in prices that will
Don‘t you Want it. but mini- i-xmi tim. null
lsra'n _
Florida Oranges.
at '31‘ «lo/cu.
till
CALIFORNIA SILVER PLUMS,
vort flue, :rl l5." lb.
ilr will» mw |’l{l'.\'i-Il.l.." and “.m-
Pi'iAi 'll Eh.
I ill
ITMIW these IllflEll lir\5’l’lll‘3llilll€>‘. :lI :Fir
D.
lbs tort» .
0r \tlllll‘ NEW PERSIAN DATE“.
Don't \ou want some SEW FIGS. Ill M30“
0r Hinii‘l.’.\l.l§‘0flh’lA ifilNEl’. Ill u veri
little money.
Hr some Nll‘il IiREl-ININ'H APPLES.
0r Iltlxli ISLAND 'l‘l'RNll'rl. sweet IUIII
cxu‘llvni t|\‘i‘l‘e‘ wuy, at Silo bushel. i'imll.
' Ilibblelrilomstock
II NORTH MRIII 8TREET.
Town Board of IIBIIRI Notice.
If?) lloartlnf Relief of the Town Mora
wnlk,on the assessment list of mill, will
meet. in thr'cfflco of the sch-vtmcn. Monday.
January let, Im. at: n'cinck_ i. m.: Wednen.
da evening. January 3d, at .1.” (t'e'lUle' gut.
Ill’l ray. January lrth. at: o'clock p. 11).; lived-
nesda 'evnttlnlt. January Illth. let 7m: Hatur.
day. anus fifth. or 3 o'clock p. m :Hnlurrlny.
.Ianuar am not L'tl'cmf'k p. ulster the Mir.
Luisa ofhesrlnx and determining any uh! all
Wire.
The Board of Relief will meet uirh the Jul.
sure as a mint bnnril, Huturrlny, .lnnuur ’ Izith
atllo'clnck p. m.. for the purpose of mating
the polls of sick and disabled permits.
tI't-ihln’ summon. I. Board of Belief.
umnv n. sex;
Norwtelk. Ch, lim‘siuhermth, Mill. villi-51:3
OTlifB Is herein ivnn that the Bonn]
N of Relief for ihrl'f. tyuf South Nnrwnlk,
willmeeton Mumfayulnnrmr‘r l. at 10 ft. m:
Friday. January {not 7 [Mn z'l iii'silny, January
. at 7 p. m.; Tuesday, {unitary
Iii.al. 7 pm. ndflnitrrrluy,.lanuary 20ml. pm at
tho (hulncl t'hamher. forttm mrpimol hear-
Imr and determining all now-a s from the do.
In of the t‘Ify Assessors rind eqrmlizlnu and
at nnllnu timvalnatlnn In thr- Ilutof 1%. Any
desiring to m the city list will flnihlllfl lhurku
at the chin of swam k i'orbett. Washington
street on after January l, mu
“film CuitillTI' t .
limit Y I). . ’ , Board of Relief
listed at the city of
'i ' lip. "trainees.
Paper listing,1 will?“ Painter
illll PAPER liiii itIRIIEiIf
and W”? .H
smiles, .
'i‘ri
Boots, Shoes, Rubbers .
Children’s Fancy Slipper
BEING A SPECIALTY. ‘
appenlamsde toihem from the doingsof the .
pmcss TELL. 4““
e. H. HARVEY,
Leading Boot‘and Shoe Dealer.
Iis‘lUilInIi the [must prudent purohnserms
he believes in large Ellli‘rl, little profits. and IlINll‘t‘ RII strictly I'l'llii"-:l K‘llJll-l. Also
his holiday Slippt‘rafihich are the latest I«le.i_~a.wiil he sold at; prices buyout
titiou. and rung» in pricrs from 120m to $1.00. and
numunl of $3 «It! will be presented nith u large bag of I). S Davenport's stt flour.
Everyone needs rnuncy flflil so do we, tlu-ren-fore we are all in the sum»1 boat, so
look out for the coming sull- fwr the host (on days at
C. H. Harvey’s,
wht'ro lI-t' greatest bargains can It» obtained in
l compe-
every port-inner to the
A
N
Slippers
»—BAI{GAINS IN—
Children’s
Suits _a_nd Reefers
Some SUITS at just half price;
others less than half.
'O———OO§-——
tirent reduction in CHILDREN'S
REEFERS.
0‘.
Remember these goods were
bought into and
-Ill new THIS Susan-
-> «is. —~—-—
Our customers all say we
have the most perfect fitting
Dress Shirt
in town.
Perfect filling
URLAUNDERED SHIRTS.
PRICE 50c.
.._ -. 909 ~
lion’s WHITE and COLORED
UnderWear,
250.
Regular 50c goods.
Hatsaiidilaps
..... N... a... ......
W.A.Ilenedict
Sentinel Building,
WASHINGTON STREET,
Southiliomli.
Norwalk Chronicler