..
i.
"v
“‘5‘ " _ en's Furnishings
have struck a responsive chord in the hearts of a buying com- SII W I” mm“ cm“
I
HATS
‘I
We sell the best two dollar Hat “sold In the state.
FR’ NClS (it 00.
86 Washington St.
nu. Plaisted
. Drug‘gi'st.
a bottle of
. Plaislsd’s cough remedy;
Will cure your cold. Try It,
andremember that
PIaisIed’s Sarsaprilla
is the best blood purifier.
lie I llDlllE.
Pure Drugs
AND
Fine chemicals.
_.._.-oo.—_
Prescriptions carefully com-
pounded at
. a.» ~—-—
ll. H. Plaisled
Druggist,
43 Washington St.
SOUTH NORWALK.
Wall Paper,
PRINTS. .DILS. GLASS.
BRUSHES etc.
This Is a good time to Point.
I shall he Pleased to give you
figures for doing your work.
Will guarantee Satisfaction In
story one. ___________
Vlsluss only .Iswstts Puts.
Willis Load and Best Linssstl
'"l
E. E Got-ham,
"III. II’IIsl bonus.
EAST NORWALK.§
GREAT |894 DFFER
IEIllllll IIISIIIESS DIIIIEIIE.
Minter Opening.
January 2. [894.
new sass .11“, mm the
"Midas M
II. day may
anew mum!" '
ofaoonrse of study.
IDIII unnum-
Eng?“ «Llama “If?
Willi" iii" liiu. M“!
Darrin Collette.
Stamford.
Conn.
um
“MI year eyes. rlml Raoul-silos free
a i .7 ‘" ‘ 1 . .
‘Iil
THE EVENING ‘ ”’ssu‘fii E1.
JAMES fidhlmtjftgwr and Proprietor.
Trusts—tear year so; a months. $3.50: 8 months
' mimonthdiocents: single copiesJ cents
Box 3—Corner Washington and North Main
streets.
Box I—Corner Day and Tolles streets.
Box D—Cross street.
Box “MW“! street. opposite Franklin street
school.
Box 18—00an street. opposite school.
Box ls-Corner North Main and Ann streets.
80: Iii—Corner High street and Bsyvlew
avenue. _
Box IB—vNorwalk iron Works building.
Box 1 7—Corner West avenue and (‘edar
street.
Box Ill—Corner
avenue.
Box 23-Corncr Ely avenue and Benton street.
Box Ito—Corner South Main and Monroe
streets. .
Box it‘d—Electric Bight station.
Box 4I~Fslrneld avenue and Cedar street.
West street and Taylor
Miniature Almanac for To—mbrruw.
Hun Rises Sun Sets High n’l‘ldclboww This
at 7:“ at 42M
New York Harald Weather Fenian“
The weather III—day promises to he- clearing
and lair. preceded by light or moderate rain in
the morning. with nearly stationary. followed
y falling temperature and clear weather.
TII-morrovv it promlscs to be clear and colder.
butinot severe.
Lowest Point of the Thermometer.
The lowest point of the thermometer for the
twenty-fourhours: ending at noon III—day was
:II: above zero.
SDL‘TH NDRWAIJI.
Who: the People of Our City are Doing
and flaring.
The Friday Afternoon club is meeting
to—day with the Misses Stow. High street.
William Seig. of Milwaukee. is a. guest
of Captain T. S. Lowntles. of South Main
street.
—A guess on the candle goes with
every 10 cent. purchase at Fitzgerald's ci-
gar store.
Fred H. Quintard returned this after
noon from u fishing trip in Litchfield
county.
-—Turksys are lutc. a pound: chickens
12in. at Hayes‘ market.
The Norwslk Iron Works company.
yesterday afternoon shipped a large air
compressor to the (isy ton Coal company.
of Clayton, Virgi_n_i_a;_ .,
—The committee of the Common
Council will meet the representatives of
the Norwslk Horse Railway company in
the Council Chamber. this evening. Any
citizen may feel at perfect liberty to at-
tend any and all Ineetingsof the com
mittee or Council, held for the purpose
of considering the application of this
company. PER ORDER L'I IMMITTEE.
William Cole, who Is employed in the
Norwalk Iron Works, had his right hand
badly cut by a piece of brass. yesterday.
Dr. Burke attended to his in juries.
—Three prizes to the successful guea
ears on the candle st Fitzgerald’s cigar
store. 8“) gold piece. Inssrschaum pipe
and box of cigars.
lira. Julia Slauson. mother of Frank
Shims, 'emplaytd in Charles E. Sey-
nIour’ s grocery. is seriously ill with pneu—
monis at her home in New ( I.Iusnn
—-Lane's for candy. price. quality and
variety. m _.
The Indiana! the South Norwalk (ton-
gregstionnl church will hold a fair and
supper In the church parlors. Tuesday
and Wednesday evenings. January 'IIO
and 31. Scenes from tho Midway Plain-
anoe. as presented at the World's Fair.
will be among the attractive features.
—Men' s, boys‘ and children's wintI-r
gloves. at W. A. Benedicts.
-—-Three pounds of the best shoulder
steak for Show“ other meats so cheap
in proportion. flayes' market.
The box at Drugglst Tomlinson' s. can
tslning the '20 gold piece. was broken
open this noou.no key having been
handed in that would fit the lock. Mr
Tomlinoon immediately wrote a check
for the amount and forwarded it to
Treasurer Charles 13. Stevens. and It will
go to the hospital fund.
«Don’t fall to go and guess on the can:
die at Fltsgersld’s cigar store.
The barber who occupies the shop at
on East Washington bridge. complained
to Chief of Police Vollmcr this morning
that he caught a man In the not of rob-
bing his house last night. The follow.
he said. wsn‘a man who had been work:
in: for him during the day. and so the
harbor knew where to find him. he sl-
lowsd him lodspsrt. The harbor wantsd
a warrant for the man’s arr-I. but has
notyst osllsdforlt. It lspvssuuisd be
"VII W not to have It laud.
mmuuumass
Has-mt? ammo.
So. Norwalk.
Perhaps This Will Interest You
Always the BEST HIIIISES for the Least Money at
BROOKSIQE FARM,
M. H. PARSONS.
‘ soawnta saws
A Dressy Badges or Items flush the
(Input land of Town.
Hon. E. J. Hill is expected home from
Washington to—morrow.
William Ii. E. Lockwood now sits up
for a short time each day.
~Freeh fish, all kinds. People's fl‘k't.
The pool table purchased by the Nov-
walk Fire Police was delivered yesterday
Captain James IV. flood. of New York.
is in town for a few days. calling on old
friends.
Councilman J. A. Osborn left town
yesterday afternoon on a business trip to
Boston. -
Miss Connery will lecture on “Mexico."
to-night. at Miss Baird's school on Orch-
ard street.
Some of the memorial windows (or
St. Paub’s new chapel have arrived and
are being put in place: The organ Is also
being set up.
—Fancy turkeys. ii'Ic. People's M‘k't.
The Crescent Social club had a supper
in their club rooms on Main street. last
night, which was an exceedingly enjoy-
able affair.
~Do not forgettocall on .I. F. Ben-
nett, opposite (antral Bank. Norwalk.
Mrs. Rissa Hart. of Bridgeport who
has been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. D
Jennings, of Elm street. returned home
this morning.
—-Plenty of delicious bread, at Lane's.
A number of Norwalk young men con-
template leasing Captain lamb's pond,
flooding it. and keeping it in good con-
dition for skating.
Miss Bertie Wilson and Mrs. Robert
(I. Wilson will entertain the members of
the Matinee Whist club. at the residence
of 0 F. Wilson. 27 West avenue, lion—
day night
HomE. J. Hill left Norwnlk yIstI-r-
day for Washington D (1.. to appeurbe-
fore the Harbor and River committee
for the purpose of securing an appro—
priation for Norwalk harbor.
—-J. l". Bennett has a general line of
dry goods that must be disputed of be»
fore February lbth. regardless of cost.
Call opposite the Central flank. Norwslk,
Conn.
Miss Sally Better. daughter of Charles
0. C. Belts, of the Green, has accepted
the position of organist at the Norwalk
Congregational church to succeed Miss
Jennie K. Nash. lilies Betta is a musician
of ability. Her duties begin Slay i.
~Don'tfail Friday' and Saturday to
get some of those very elegant butter
cups. for 200 pound. at lane's. Nothing
like them in town.
Arrangements are being made by Dan.
iel McIntyre and several other Norwalk
men to hold an athletic exhibition in
Stamford. next. Wednesday evening.
One of the features will be a ton-round
sparring bout between a Bridgeport pug-
ilist And a Stamford young man for
points.
~lndian river oranges, 7llbs to the
doz..2Ic. People's lsrket.
An enjoyable surprise party was held
last night at the residence of John
Owens.ou East Cllfl street. It being the
tenth anniversary of Mr. and Mrs.
Owens’ marriage. Dancing was enjoyed
untila late hour. Refreshments were
served. and all pronounced it a very
happy anniversary.
All sorts of predictions are male rela-
tivo to the police force. and many “slam"
are glvrn out. riomo think the law
is such that the present police cannot be
removed under the new city charter.
subjects and the prospects are that an
entire new force. with one or twin excep-
tions. will be appointed.
Isl
Direct from Dal" theatre, where his
performances delIgbted during a long
summer season the most critical of
metropolitan audiences. Keller. the me-
giciau comes to Music Hall. where he
will transcend the twenty-seventh day
ofJaansvy In hisposltively new and au—
equalled featsofmoderu magic. Child»
mandadults alike are delighted with
snob mysterious exhibition as "FlytoI"
"Astarts,tha laid of the lows" who
dam on sis;"0h." which i the nay-tor.
loos disappears-es of sham being is-
thhmd-odsranaglolsssbgtvs
umwwudsa
«mums-saddled scale
a
("II "I! Bl'llt.
laws and My“; Day In lint
Math.
Miss Evelyn Hawkins to ill with the
grip at her home on Seaside place.
Eugene Beoiisld. of 4 Charles street,
is the proud father of ssou. born Wedne-
day night. -.- __
Although the-loo was soft. a large
crowd enjoyed the skating on the East
Norwslk pond last night.
-—Anchor brand perfect fitting dress
dict' s. .....,....
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Petty. of Bellport.
are the guests of Ilr. and lira. Charles H.
Rider. Bette place.
Miss Hattie Bottom of Patchogue. I..
I.. is visiting Ifr. and Mrs. John L'Hom-
median, Henry street.
Maria 8.. wife of Captain Ii. 1!.
Pierce. died at her home. 80 Fort Point
road. this morning aged tifty- -ilve years
Rev. A. J. Thorandus. an evangelist.
of Sweden. will preach in the Swedish
Congregational church. tonight or 7:30
o'clock. ,_
Samuel Makin. of Day street. fell
while skating on the East Norwslk pond.
yesterday alternooo.snd severely sprain-
ed his uncle.
~Round steak is 19c. a pound at
Hayes market.
Much sympathy Is expressed for Fab
ward Haffner by the people who saw the
trouble at the iiremen's ball in Westport.
Wednesday night. Eye Witnesses claim
his arrest was uncalled for,
The Lsulics' Aid society mot Wednesday
night at the residence of David llnnford.
Ifaple avenue. An interesting program-
me was rendered. consisting of vocal
solos by Miss Clara liaylies: instrumental
selections by Mrs. E. L. iisufoni and
Misses Mods and Sadie Hawkins. (.‘ake
and coffee were served. About so was
realized
David Rose. who has been ill for some
samurai wusa usnsu gran .\lny
morning for Niekcrson & Bette. the Van
Zsmlt avenue bakers. While he was on
his route through the lower portion of
South Norwalk. one of the wins-Is of the
wagon collapsed. and Mr. Rose was ohlig
ed to unharness the horse and ride the
animal to this place. where be procured
another wagon.
than,
Taliban Growing Interests.-
Tilt fun“ “it fan in tubes: to has not
only had the vii-wt of increasing thu-
I‘onsumption of domestic tobacco. but
it has also hall Ill" I-ffm't of causing a
very maria-II llllpf'rt‘t‘HN-llf in the qual-
ity of the Ii-Inimtic goods. Tobacco
manufacturers haw soon the increased
demand find I IIIIIpI timer has IIIIan lied
them to Viv with one Imotho rin placing
thI- best gov-do on tin» llllu'lti’l‘ Grower-I
an- producing II is --ttI r qualityof tobac-
CU leaf. no they gI-t more money for
their crop and take more interest in it.
Manufacturers are placing a better ar-
ticle on tho- markot. and the American
lflDfIf't rs and Ivorknwn gI-t II III tier It or
if) cent durum-ti. I igar for thIir money
today than they ever did before. There
is onlyonu class that Iomplalns. and
that is the Dernm'rstiI' party. whose
platform calls-I for the "clwsp com-
forts" of life. They want cheap im-
ported cigars. as nothing American is
gmd enough for them. and in order to
get their cheap impIIrthl‘ tomforts"
they would sacrifice the industry of the
tobacco growers of the United Stats».
together with every other American in:
dustry.-——('hsrles R. Budtland.
"A lave I'm the Republic."
The millions of dollars whith. under
free trade, this country would pay for
cornmoditien to the old world would
help to defray the expenses of maintain
iug monarchiis. hostile armies and
fleets. and it Wtulld largely coins from
our workiugmen. It would take em-
ploymeut from our people and take
bread from the mouths of their wives
and children 'l'heorints tsko no so
count of this. but wantical men ask
our own pupls purely in disinterest
republic destroyed and the trial of self
government prove a failure Protec-
tion subordinates the column and poll-
clen of foreign countries to our own
national self interests. It places Amer-
ica before Europe. it finds its Inspira-
tion in tlus Declaration of ludopendenos' ,
Its authority in the constitution and
the first laws paved by the fathers of
the republic Protection ls patriotism.
people It is a love for the republic. "
The council have taken advice on these «Cleve land loader
kIlboutsyesrawriofll took- vloieotat-
tack of la grippe. l coughed day and
night for about six weeks; my wifathen
suggested MlkyChamberlaln 'sCotIghA
Remedy. Atlrst loouidses undiffer-
eues.butstl stilt inundation ‘
foundthatl t wasw what! needed. .1 ‘
nordisffromoue doom! took snot
Ml! '
, IIIIIII Is a
so...” ~53“ “u... '°"'
on' bills have topsy no
for ours '
3.1..“ : perm if
“may“; nun-“Is: m’
mamas-[msmw
5.3...." mm
shirt. for men and boys. at W. A. Bene- ‘
what good can cruise to us from robbing u
of nation» that would like tom our Im.
a Inst regard for the welfare of the
d able. ApplytoMII gain. .ll. Ilium rim
W
WM
~JOBB IN»
IIIDERWEIR RID UDIES FllllllEl. WIISTS MID WDDLEII SKIRTS.
A. Dickerman & Sun,
84 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
1......
GENERAL NDDI.E III-HID.
The Savsnuenth' a Old Colonel Passes
Away at his Home in Bridgeport.
General William H. Noble, long one of
Bridgeport's prominent and esteemed
man. died yesterday afternoon at the age
of eighty-two.
General Noble was born in Newtown.
August Id. loiil. Ht- was educated at a
military academy in ZliiIlIiletoer and
located in «Bridgeport in ll-izll lie was
admitted to the FIII'rilrslIl county bar in
1886. and in that year was instrumental
in obtaining the chartvr for Inc-city of
Bridgeport and the charter of the House.-
HIghcst of all in Leavening Puma—Latest U. S. Gov't Report.
WYPURE
Baking
Powder
sow vim 'TI'IE III III II.II.
Not. for lllany Years has then been so
Vanvablw an Opportunity.
Not for many years has there been so
favorable an opportunity for investments
in real I‘Hhflf.’ as at present. says the New
Haven Weekly Record. and it may be;
years before the opportunity will occur
again. Naturally enough property is no-
where hold at fancy prices. the general
depression and falling off in demand bath
tending to lower prices. if anything. al-
though no securities have held their own
during the panic like real estate.
Building materials are lower than ever.
tonic Railroad company. of which he was
secretary It number of yours. lie was
nominated for Congress in 1350, but Inna
defeatml. lie was for many years I'li‘l’k
of the Superior Court in Bridgeport in
1862 he was commissioned by the rpm r
nor as colonel of the Seventeenth (Son
necticut Vollluleors.
AI. (.‘haucellorvilli- Colon-kl Noble was
wounded. the main artery of his loftnrm
hoiru cut by a boil, and his knt'v Injured
by the explosion of a shvll. in 1905, on
recommendation of “moral lirant. (‘IInv
gross cIImInissiIInI-Ii him i" hrilullt'r‘n'f’fl
ernl by Imlwt. lln [warm :1 wife and
four children. ,,
~~Ssusngo and spsrorib are We, a
pound. st llnyes' market.
The pi'l'slstvilt rough which usually
follows an attack of the grip can be per
Cough Remedy. W.
Kay. ()lIio says
with a severe cough After using several
different "it‘tlltlnf‘fi without relorf i
tried (Thamborlning I‘ough Remedy,
A. MCI Iuire. of Mo
children when troubled with colds or
croup. :.'.'I and TI” cont bottles for sslI-h
(.I. S. fitillson,
Children cry for
F.tmer’s Castoria‘.
T: noun .- I:-'.-<I.r(nt rho
.m. -rla.
Isl-Win
-.-.. \‘osrrrt'e
When siw l-- on 1.! .1 .
When all» tot I lilIvJI‘l. 22w comm:
Children Cry for
Pitcher’s Castorla.
Children Cry for
Pitcher’s Castorla.
A Card.
but Tu .\IIIIw AI K JIIIIIIIII \ in ism
lilt‘l‘l'bi (sprees my thanks III III. .\lIIro-
pollinn l in iIII-urIuIIII IIIIIIpIIII) and lln IuprI-
sentmlvoa In this town. fur the IrIIm‘pr with»
mom of the Innurnm II upon lilt‘ l'e II my late
husband Albert It illsl low I
Min. MAINE Inn lilflllol’.
“Taylor a Golden
Real Estate and Insurance
WAHIIINH'I‘ON NTKEE'I‘.
Persons looklnif
fora lot or homo and lot.
with the View purI lowing. ltl‘l‘ lnvltIIl to
call and exsnIlnuuur list. We IIIIII them for
II In mery port of the (ii) In rIoIIIIIInaIIlI
DI’ICM and on WI terms. out“ It
WANTED
‘lTI ATION In gnrduler: best of rrfsvems
I furnished. IrlflllfllllKIIFI‘VIHIN H‘lll’lllwnnd
trees I. specially. Call or address Josaru
lmnmwsu. No I..” I lay «rm-.I south Nor-
walk IIIHII
It IiUlaI‘t'omJIhoratod (IIIIIuUIrms will
re lleveucol ImIlIslnngII in “minutes
mpowratl nulh an rumoho sled oil and is
recommended by the but IrslIinns. For
sale by E (I. 'l‘omllnson. Fran linen“?J .
'w
——..—
AN exporter-Iced girl wnms to do .Inoral
housework. A ply II! No 7!) Hunt I Mnlu
straet. Booth Norws II. .IID
THREE mod Ilungarlnn girls would like
positions in fmnlllos to do IIIIuIIsIvorlI.
('all or address No.1: ’ but kIvooIl avenue. I-Iouth
Norwslk. IIII Ill
‘lTIIATION ”seamstress, or III Mnintw ll
upstairs work. or turn for children Mun.
CALI an. mf'nmm III- III mesm- I turnpike I
Mr.
T0 LET.
APAR’I‘M'ENTII of four or Ilvu rtmmll.|
ply at I llnuiord Pill t!
.. ”Afp:
”ART n lower house. Noodwnrd svenue.
rent .part f more norm-r SnIIIlIMasn
streetag nnfan pncs.rIInI.|lt. six rooms.
cornerg srth Halo and Ann streets. rent. Ills.
Ayppl to E.A.Woonw1um.
s r in the mom}; holid-
T:§s.u;f:3rmne$ly occupied lI iiutler one?
LO . 0. For particulars n sire of ft
”m .r. In storoon i-Iout i] sin street. or
Course
roe. City Nations Hank. niltf
imss SALE.
”:me “11mm
till! Intrtsl ldull milk I..}...
‘h they'soui rs
..orn Ihn branch Hentlnel office. III
Whilgt‘rest. orwslk . m
it water motor. which will be sold
:iehigofor want. of use. Apply III. this
MREIIICVED
is It. I some rim,
. with
M
m flail-
is?
mancntly cured by tithing (.‘harnberlain's 1
‘ In Iirippe left me?
which effected II permanent cure. l have.
also found it to be without an equal for‘
I direct to the consumer, all over the
. will sell 825000.00 worth of
1 White Dress Iihlrt. - - Any rise or style
l Undershlrt. whitaur colored. " " “
II Pairs 0 ply Hues cum. " " "
u I ply Liposuction. " " "
6 Pairs Ribbed flatten Hues. " whorl
-- II White Linen Handkerchiefs. hems'ltrbed
Mb Mm
~ spring“ rim. safety. bl; MEL.”
and labor in the building trades is not
making any exorbitant demands at
IiiltrlliglmlucnmemsloPurchasers
SD PER Dill REDDDIIDI. Ill; HALF PRICE.
IIDIIR BISKETS MID VIITIIE WIRE, HILF PRIDE.
Ladiee’ Oak Desk. 85, $6, 67,
Large line Couches, Lounges,
broker. was nearest. with It om
persons. employees on opted. {choosing nearest
will present a ten round lurks). Evrrybody i
senses. Please [I ace In sealed envelope with
'(Hlu‘ sly no condltlons.
state or not.
will appear in sex
We want everybody
Monday' Is Sentinel.
PEOPLE'S IIIIIIII.
13 North Main st.. So. Norwalk.
Telephone call. 52—3. l Satisfacti
If 2"“ um I come and bring yum-guesses. stud
OF
' a
FURNITURE.
it their Ware Iluums 48 and 48 Iiain St. Ilomall.
810;]Fancy Rocker. $2.80 to 010;
Easels, Hassocks, Hat Racks,
Foot. Rests, White Chamber Suits complete. Also a large line
’Oak Chamber Suits. Book Cases. Cheiionieres, Hat Racks.
I'l'r
Four Iluullrell illlil Fifty nine Dollars and thirty eight Cents.
was the correct figure of our sales last Saturday James b' I. llommedleu. the real entail
This vI'Iuclt wevary the pr
routine. To each of the ilv:
tothe amount 0 our rules next Saturda
nvited III couuipcr You will be allow live
your uddrwss lplainly written on the outside.
fogurns whet "‘1' you have ever been In either
them in by mail. The result
E. J. WADHA'IvIs. Proprietor
rare DELIVERY.
PEDPLE'B MIRKET'
21 Wall st.. Norwalk
on guaranteed. 1 Telephone call, 573-
To those desiring something I speciall
WORK. l Would call attention to In
all sins.
No pain or expense w ill be spared to
natural and graceful,
E. M. JICKSDN. PHDIDGRAP
present.
contemplated building ope rations llI
wut public building competitions SFlDW:
that n splsnIlido portnmty to save mou—
I-y is at hand. o(pontrnctcrs were never
figuring lower and the prospects are
that as soon as wpnng IIpI- us their priu-s
sill stoudrly rise
\II lack of tnniiIIvIIIv
building investments
Real estate in (' unm-I t‘ICIII (Hitti Kl”
never be worth I‘m) Mas III III it in to- lay.
nor will its rental mrnmgrsparity suf
for any diminution. Furthermore, bomb;
in; II UQTEIIEII'IDII begun now Will act manyg
idle hands at work and may rclievx
mut: h suffering The winter rt s-Inn thus
should rotard
far has been unusually favorable (Ol’ltition. and range in pricrs from 1‘2 our to $100. and
building and will probably so mntinue. Istuount (If g... (I) will be prtsentIIl “MI :I largo bag of it.
. . JEveryoue nerds money and until) we then-rotors m arm-Ill In the same boat.
» Infrrfmmarufs F
IfiSs can... use Yuri":
FRIDAY EVEIIIIID. .llllllllll IBIII,
at Miss Baird s School
- MEXICO -
Last I \l um; ills-f or. bi!) gum-I..
at Mount linlIukI I IIl'...I I..
.‘l I' III Ulr- s fr r lit-I .\lr. Helm -
f~.Ir'Il \IlnIIn-Inn, l2. lml' l
-.l)
Music Ilall Saturday. .Ian. 27
liirnl lrnrn its!» nlhea'ro'. .\’. a bolt
tho grunt»! or Imml~r worlu-t’s.
QKELLAR,
‘ln .I grand. Irlcliml I IIEH‘H. r. mu m
Iiiy
\ii he
III .I It: el ~l ..I.rIlII .4 but Ii‘lt IrIIl'II -Il III: III;
ll-IcllIr mm nth-ran \! ltl‘tt .. ler-II, I Set
\IlrkIlly
.\'lX I'ENTI'HY MllL’U‘LEh.
(II'T HF sbiii i.
. 'Il‘lll' i'iiAN‘ l't).\l ilitlliiz.
{.TllE 3-H“. \ SE \\I F" a repnIIluI‘ hunt the
Thoma hit \I‘vonIlI-r-I II.’ ihn 'aia .\lmr.
it avnl‘sky.
“'0“ a Mahatmnn .\lsrvvi.
t'AIiLlOt-ITRO. Is our Spiritilnlrstir En'gmn.
ASTANTE llle .‘lhirl of the Moon.
'1 iii} MAIL-VIM .\' H DREAM. or tlII Ironc-
llIIn of the Human Double into Animal
Filapth.
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‘ Keller s latest and er: Air-as m hlt‘ vrnient.
ll? FLY To. the .\'e Plus 1 ltniof the Mnglt Art
I Heats on we 2* “' Mine-Ida). at Pini-tui' 4 and
Riggs‘ l’riI rm. Ts 56s and Was Ill!
SDIITII IIDRWRLK RIVIIIDD “II
at Washington street.
Open daily iron. I In l2 a. II... and from "03
p. m.. and Im Saturday evenings from I to 8.
trimaran! ‘llowadon «landfill.
ALDEN summon. f’rrni.
1‘ *Il‘: ll. l'liilf‘ll“. i'iIr-l’rwt.
'II'I'." F' KHAI'I‘. liter. and Trees
SDDDIIISIDD
Dill BIG PROFITS SIIEIIII
GagaManulacturingto
ICO‘I’IDRIITION l'
We have changed our entire system of;
business endure now selling our goods
country. In order to advertise and
create a demand for our product. we
BERTS’ FllllRISlllilli 600082
at nus-eighth the regular retallovice. out III-In
common: Oli’lb'l'" '03 01.00.
Entire lot for SIM. until FsII. Ist.
Our New f'stslogus sent with each order,
.. I y ._
Nn'rrr I: Write ynurordev very plain; state
sine and style of each article. Mr'mey minim no.
”In"; on;
§§
verIpsl your II
plainly Manned” envelope. amt:
W]. I. user. Trees.
”5 WON.“- M I”. I.
may. use.
Shrowd invrstors who have,
unproductive funds at hand are taking;
aivantngi of this statc of affairs to push ‘
. "a
l
and posting. especially with delicate costumes and draperies
FOR CHILDREN
Particular care is giten to obtain pictures.
'Arii'St‘ic photography.
y Ilnsin PHOTOGRAPHIC
0 new line which I am now executing In
obtain henntifulrcsults. both In lighting
which embody all that is childlike
Appointments for sittings may be made by mail, '
Crayon and Water Color Work
AT REASONABLE PRICES.
HER. 53 Will. ST. NDRWRUI.
PRICES TELL.
Eo. H. HARVEY,
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Leading Boot and Shoe Dealer.
I
announces unuthur I at in prior 3 that mil astonish the moat prudent purchaser. as
.hf: believes to largr solos. little profits. .II
this holiday Slippers, which are the latest
'look out for the coming will for the next
Il show all strictly h lm‘il. goods. Also
iIleI-I. Will he sold at pri cs beyond compe-
story purchaser to the
Davenport's best flour.
so
two II. l“ Ell
arvey’s,
win r: the urratcet bargains I an be obtained In
C.H.H
"mulusrmruIrcIIIIIIII..slBDDlS. SDDBS RUDDBI’SS 3
BRINI r
lippers
Children’ s Fancy Slippers
A SPRCI [Al/IL
“’r mm: In ~I".I )uu
“brat prop. .atsun.
r-zirtrpin .517
en wllilr lin 5' last.
HHEKN HANK l’lJ'hlS: cl (mp: packed in
extra Luv; s5 mp. 2.12:» l Jill. l‘ln Sui-m lh «lid
vi; fur III.
NEW l'l‘ll’Nl'ZLls". l5: III.
this for tlm ’l'niIIlI-m brand “1' (‘ANNED
Pom. Extra good. 1'...
We will sell the remainder of the E1 Lil‘s!"
HUAP. M Jr a rake: Iii cakes for 25v.
To nrrlvr Spatial VlNEtiAll iullilt' from
Pure (traps.- Wine and billed down wlIiI
Spices. Will be in qt.
Our TEAS always pit-use. lino trial will run-
vines. Samples on r- quest, {.It- pound.
Dibbleltllumsiuck
ll IIDRTII MIDI STREET.
Town Board Ill llelIeI iIoIIce.
. lof Relief of the Town of Nor
"CRETE. the amusement list of two. will
meet in the office of the wlettmen. Monday.
January M. ii“. at" .. o'clock II. III.; Wednes-
evening. .Iamlsryihl. at 71!) oIlleI Nat
JFIM‘F January rth. at. “ o‘ I lIIt k p. HI.’ Wed
needs evenin. January into. at . 7.;iII Natur-
Ilay. amiar but}. ”ovlmkp m Hslurday.
Jenner and.“ 20"?(‘Ifkk p. m :isr Ilm
Illf-
pom ofhnarlnu and determining any nnrl all
appeals made to them from tho doing-I of tin
assessors.
Th! Board of "Mlli’f will IIII-I-t “villi the It»
son usiulntm board. Hulurdny. JIIIIImr III II
Jot-lock out .for IlIs purpose of It IIIIIIIIr
(Fifi polls of III: k and disabled pI- mmn.
iIEsIIv' ssgupuu. Board 0f Imnr.
D
Ngxilaii‘k'. (.‘1. December 20th. mo rial-12:3
(lily Board II Ileliel In...
7 (‘ I in harsh lvsn that the Board
\UDFI Ilelhf forth hoygfltyf of N0th Norwltlk.
will meeton Honda“. noun" l. st to a In .
My. January 5. at 'f pun :Tuesdny. January
0th. p. m.-. Tuesday. January
nMr IIrdIIstnunry out? p. In at
tbsCount-If. r. for the r Issnt heur-
ogami deform! an soul’s" rum the do-
In of the titty Ammrs and equalizing and
nails thevsluat‘nnIntimiintoflim An
deem ingRoseaII be c tyfl list will find the books
at the milesn of flour all: t‘orheit. Washington
slim“ _ Ir.II.umIryl um.
‘15:?" “'39 ‘,’*“’m- ' Board of liollef.
south Norwalk tin-sun
.r., E31,2}:}ho. city {2.1, .
I. o; IEIIIIIIIIIS.
Paper Hangar. Baltlmluar, Painter
Illll I’ll’fll “till; lllillllills
il’fl
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Inn-IIEIIMIZA. tlw I..-w‘
.\grrerlbiv to the UNI»
and may of IligI-rti/Inuintritlous snIl lmtlthful.
——~RARGAINS IN——
Children’s
Suits and Healers
coo ~~~
Some SUITS at just half price;
others lcs s than half.
W“
(II-cat reduction In DHILDREN 8
REEFERS.
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Remember those goods were
bought late and
-—All NEW THIS SEASON-
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Our customers all say we
have the most perfect fitting
Dress Shirt
in town.
Perfect fitting
UNLAUNDERED SHIRTS.
PRICE 500.
“a... ._......
)1 ('fl ’II W l l l’l‘lll and ( 30LORED
Underwear,
25c. Regular 50c goods.
Hats and taps
w..- ,w‘........
W.A.Benediul
Sentinel Building,
WASHINGTON STREET.
South Ilomll.‘
Norwalk Chronicler