Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, January 24, 1894 · page 1

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W. and J. Sloan’sz-‘lne Smyrna Rugs,
Wilton and .. Moquet Velvet Mats and Rugs,
200 Fine Velvet Hassocks, 49c each,

No periodical tickets received on this sale. No more lace curtains.

STURTEVANT’S BARGAIN HOUSES,

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amount "onions '

mm or run urtm mum" is
your" «cumin.

. vii-um mm it... Actually ammo m
tho Ordinary mumm- olufo Through
wt of Work or flick-«or 00-Hour
Cntvihntlonrfnm lukOlOItM cumu-

TM meeting of the rumours. Vinita"
and wlwilorr til tho Rollo! lflL’lt'ty, lion
dry afternoon, was largcly nttmdml and
of on Interesting tilllffllillfl'. .

Thewclcty ban berm in wriiw upma-
tion now mining om amount; Duo
in; that time it hall rcachcd and mater»
lolly misled mmethlux likc lifty needy
familiar. Theocnrc. for the moot part.
people who would not, and ought not, to
he compound lo‘npply to thc town for aid
Ordinnrily the moat ol thmn om nhlrz to
wide for themselvcrr: but the hard
titties have made work scurrr, nod to

" some cases it has: been f. mid that «ruin»
ly worthy people have hv-co without any
work for weeks. Their families have
actually suffered for halt of the most or,
dinnry milieu of life. Sumhcru of
this class have lm-ft glad to Mull llltrm‘
solver; of the tcmpomry and trim! by the
society. If it wen: proper to tnaltcpuh»
lic these cater, tho umnngur» could toll
of facts wflch would more the hardcnt
henrtfi to Pyrmnthy. Nut that than: in
relatively a “from surmount of unllnring
here than ehnewhcrc; but all mus-l know
there is womanly more than uruul.

Tho Intuictv doc» not aim to aid promo
clonal brggorn or habitual mupcm ltu
aim is to reach a clam of wophr tempura
ally in need througimickM-so or luck of
work. and help hitch morn hard place.
A huge numlwr nl rcpvrrwutnliw ludimi
and Home of our inmost mm have: gird.
ly given thoir anytime in Addition to “on.
nous contril’mtium of roomy. 'l‘hw
persons have mutually intcrwwl thorn»
selves in the» mm“ to which tlmr 2mm
tion hag hero calls-i1 It in... hm. tfm
plan of tho aocicty tn ,tiw «wry "dam
an opportunity toolinro to thin good work
even if the indivulual contribution. arc
(mall. Solicuors luw lu-mmplminlcd to
solicit (undo, pmmmm ood clothing.
Some of them: how: already mum lami'
lied living in their rmpcctiw diatrictc.
If you burg not been nib-d tn help, you
will be. (if comm, our {tilll'flfi will he
prepared to receive mm: lotion kindly,
and. at least, give: nullime'nt tinw and I6“
tercst to learn it hot Ir "or.li~tttplfllhil by
tho society in Ha wank. I'errynm: viii/me
mime appear» on the» «.moty‘c lm'rlto an a
contributor of int-um or narrow lv .1
member and is wntitlel to all the wwi
Taxes 0:" mornbomhip.

Readers of Tim. rim mm «h .ulei take
sufficient inn-mar. in thc WJflfi n! tin m
ciety tn lnlglllt'r' in!“ m owl. F!" and
mm. A surmintwndwnt i. m tl-r l'ulrJr
Library from hit» I: .,'..<, Unholy. and
will be glad to giro Tl'l’ul’if‘ltf. l m

unicorn ox ”mums”.

The Editor at rhr Now England Ilmrm
Tolls» on thin Liquor frame

At. the Smith Namath liipmt rhumh.
last night, lrlitnr Linc yin, m’ thv Suw
lugland Home, ilortfnrd. gaw an Intcr'
sting temperance murmur. 'l’lw mcct.
trig was opcnml by Sir. lionmtt. Wlflfin,
which were duly applaudcdxvrc louder
ed by Mr. and Tilr- itmanlgu. :md pray-
er wmoflerml by th» p-nrur, it». ll H.
Hberwood.

"The" arm“ Mr lorw’rlu mull. " on my
right MTTIYW lnwm ‘m tlw not» :an
thonlaw arc int-mining. Who pays tor
the paupcriirm Md imumty of um iva'
[km the pauper and the: our ow porno?
No: but the titanium own. The army
on pay the Wag” til crlmtr find unto [or
the mvegm of tho mm mm ‘. hull at
the city of liririgcpv rt luv 7 . h u mm
cboirmun of this limo ..t Fuhr- sewn, ad
routing the ”Mutt-m «Inilre-u
npinat the saloon, muting ow tr nil-ll-
Marina and tin of drink, ’r'l. rim: new
in flamed liquor denim. in: the «all.
and: place hangs an arm.» gratin»! by
the little of “mutation: in ihw rum
Int it h n prrlrrtlv lewd Irmmm. 'm at
ninth place. nod tbr propr‘wtir n u
not of mod morn! principim in carry H'l
“Mm Now, wmrvn'i ”ya, tint
“nought todmp m1! Ahtw‘. m: ”a
bulb. But how to In any Valor» than that
MotCmticuw H I"! or» “victimi-
III by tho m.

”Prohibition in rmhtwrnu Itmet n in
not W. But it no practical. Au
mum hunthnnliildim 1mm
mmnotad for by tho wrrph, mil
m. l'oiltwom and mutton.
fl who must T‘Mfl' burl heavier and
dam-«m balm. own that tin-y must
“If!” firm if titty would mo-
“ in their umtorttkirozu, Juli”
With. limit would mm hm» hut um
mrwmwmio if to»: 0mm mi
not hon find by drink until h» ”fim’l‘
who rm Will" limit: Ind locum
“filth—Wit IWMMo, «rollr to
“v You run Iytteh bond» 14 on mm
It. otter they have commit»! «mow
will-luau from intoxicating lilywifi.
‘0 the Hit of crime not rapid downfall
of than» will not hr lmrpd.“

Km no»! Aluminum.

t Blatant “mm
film Mom. wiring it» no-
_fi m in the min mimic
. M I!!! put mm on“

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Ivtiifiitfifhntuor rnwr.

.lctiou finial! it I “cull. of tho Inn-ty-
Buonn lat—ant on It» Death
«Julianna. N. Y.. Jourul I

At a mating of tho rurvlvlnx 0mm
and membcrl of tho‘l'nlrd EWMW
la- Brigrdc, Soventyucond New York
Voiuntem. on the tilt: at January,
1m. at Janna-town, tho and now- of the
death of General Italian Toylov, the tint
animal of the Sorority-newt regiment.
having been feelingly W. it won
on motion, I

Itmllml, That we. the tanker» of
bin regiment,‘uorrowing over till-intol—
llgencc. how to the command thot re-
move» him from thin world Ind t on
record our bmrtfrlt tribute to is n-
altrd worth.

[fr/towed. That we will ever cherish
hi. memory as n pure trlot, n devout
Uhri-ltinn, an abiding fr , but men of
all u a lender in the army. loynlto duty.
loyal toilod and loyal to fill Cooling.

Rcwlvcrl, Tbot our holieut end cap-
mt uympothico are. hereby tendered to
the members of In: surviving totally,
and we pray that a kind Providence my
watch over them and reunite them in
thcl final home of the Mottled.

tum W. Mourns, Chaplain,
stnv .l. Yum, Adjutant,
ll. Lei-3 Baowx, Company B.
.l. H. Yot'rm, Com ny It.
('mriu Tirnsv. mpany D. .
Ovm Bum, Company 1-2,
JAKE“ Mommy, Company F,
Um; I). Moni.uv.,t$ompnn (l.
E. Bus Jonas. Company l .
rt. .1. BAILEY. Company I
(Icuerul Notion Taylor. first colonel of
tho Third Excelsior, sickle: Brigade,
Seventyvuecond New York Volunteers,

' deported this life at South Norwalk.

(tonic. January iii, 18m. in the rcvcnty‘
third year of bin c.

The death of tb I noble Christian
demon and triot. the first colone of
the Third . ccluior. will touch eve
heart of in! surviving memhorubi wi
dwmt narrow. Few organizatonc of
mommy that went out In 1861“ the
call of their country to sustain the im-
porillcd Union nod defend the it were
more highly honored and b in the
choice of ntommnnder than the Sevent -
uccond. l'oluuci Nelson Taylor was it
uoldc nun. His manlinesu woo conspicu—
our; in all his relation» with his officers
andmld'wru and those beyond his own
rugirrwrit. lluncoty and integrity in all
litti dealing: attracted all to him, and
Ihcduhulo over his life. lilo upright-
neuiuru unquestioned. iii» friendship
won porn and firm and in all the acmus
of lilo daily life. hiu m'anlium never for.
molt him.

Tic was it man of discipline. He knew
how to control lurnuclf, and for this ren-
mn, hm was a wine control of others.
livery member of the Third Excelsior
fivlt thiu mllucncc. It reached out to
curry relationship of duty and tuition.
in daily drill and daily life. Like his
noble voice it needed only to be heard to
menu.- ohcdicnce,

ilc wuuu mm of bravery. Cool and
rolm :tf'tl farsighted be weighed all the
tillln‘, calculated all the chance: and be
(scaled hut regiment an a unit, wherever
his clear judgment led him and this ele-
ment of his brave soul wu tbuo clumped
on all the history of the Third Excelsior.
lira bravery followed them and was and
u iln:ir cherished heritage in all time.
Thaw: charactrriotlcu of Colonel Toy-
lnr were good and grand and abiding.
Tlory rise high to our vision in contain
plating our loan to-doy. They crown
himlcpnrturc. They live beyond (teeth
and Berti his history end loving memog,
or the mot Chrintiu principle——
man of Chriatien diucl line—aha man of
Christian bravery. l asleep- wcli now
aim much to life and bar. we doubt not,
already greeted the multitude of his
bun- mmpuiriou, who precrdcd him to
‘har lirml Im‘lw of the bruve.

on»

EV lift l Mi M'uoom.

I’lo‘e ‘Ilimuuud Doll." Avon-printed In!
Their lain-nun".

'i‘hu adjourned town meeting for the
purp-w uf appropriating monoyufor the
uuppol’t of the evening rebool- woo culled
to order in the Town Home. promptly
at tho oppolntrd hour. yesterday after.
mum. Hilty‘clght voter! rrcre present,

it. W. )laplmoil’crul urcoolutlon up
[imprinting WWW. or ouch portion of that
wot u Oillmltl bc ncceuary, for the any
port of the owning school», and ontbor»
icing tho ulcu-tmm to borrow the money
on tho cmlit of the town. The "calm
lion bring utmotltlcd. Mr. Moplu "and
that thc umlntcnuum of the events;
mhmln rm required by low, nod that
the mm. mm rmuircd to rapport thorn.
If lln- town did not oppmprtotc the
«unity, llw school» would but nomad
nuywuy. and lb» town would he obllgcd
to {out tlw hill.

“duh-l Keogh. of dint Norwalk.
uwlr mow rmwrkn int-tonal
M the whim More thaw monument!
nu called to order by tho their lfr.
Kong” “Wit informed All. Amtin tint
no made a wind chairman, «no not and»
ofuluwycr. butlv knutv but was it into
trwr oi iln- putter.

l‘lmllt'lt l‘. ltnlhwk mtdrmyd the
meeting in furor of tho Melting mm;
llc aid they mum it print“ Mil: nerd»
cd by the mom cropland In the factor
in; martial by middia «god a will no
your”; own and woman. lion-um
in could not anilhlutifofthprirh
m antral. Ankle. tailored bl!
rum and th- w- on “I [an
no rota tor mm of tit. unto»
not: on aim minim, on My;
thdm rm. [M (ii. flan-
urckrr WW tint til- rot-I bum
od.wntohmrhuwivmuto
air-min, to M the vow lug-l.

A this. rota on w, more being
fiftyrfour rum in tho Mn. M
not no apparition. 1'» min rm
“Would W.

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mucus l outfit LOT

‘I'IIB "A111!“ TWUBLB Ill ”AN-
BUIY ,PIKAIJIY lll'l‘flillh

1h um- .Votod to Reject m Provo-la
tloa um by the Illuminati. but
finally (taunted to Yield n l‘ollt
Poll" lone nub!“ hot ilxht.

By the notion of tho Trintnicrn' Union
last night the giro-pert of n rcttlcrncnt of
the batting trouble in lmilmry was
knmkcd in the head. Thr- trimnwrn’ or:
carnation ntito morning. which did not
adjourn until llzilll o'clock, voted to M
jact the proposition mule by tbc «is
fnctoricr. 'l'bcro iii much indignation
over the million?» fiction among the
men, and also among my of tlw girl.
who belong to tho ”utilization. The girl-
mnqnecr lot, and it i» thought they
believed they were being sold out by the
men. .

Loot Saturday evening myrmntntirm

from nine! the factories announced to the
labor leader» that the y would my“! their
factories "fair." if the union would con-
cede to thorn the privileges they agreed
to give last week. The propooition wu
accepted by the ilnirhrrr on Suturdoy,
by the mnkmun Mondnymnd hy the
cotter» and slippers youterdny. It re,
mained for tho trimmers» to nutrient and
then all would be well. The mnnufnc'
turcrs'niumrlntiun ycrtcrduy guru nuticv
that it would incur a ntutcment today.
The police form was doubled loot night
and the nothoritirn wcrc on the lookou'r
for cxmtcd inceruliary Ilru. Mayor
Andra“ merited an anonymous truer,
written apparently by a womnn, in
which it was outed that her huesbnud
won connected with a plan to him: (no
but lactation Tut night. Tho Mm gate
the names of the funnier to be burned
and the our: part of tho building» wherc
the tire was to ho kindled. Tha- plan. on
detailed. was to rot l'm- tn u hum III
in part of the town mnotr (mm the: law-
torin in mmtion and this» call tho tiro
depurtmant away from the real mint nl
action. Theletter gum no neutral. but
intimated that then» was an organized
gang of mcri that bad I'm?" infecting
the plan for conu- tinw. Although tho
mayor thought the whole thing a ha:
he took extra pmmulirm to frustrate
any attempt» of an incendiary mum--
that might be mndv.
A later report says the trimmcr~ haw
occcpted the rimnufncturrrr’u torrm. uitli
the modification that thc facturims
shall have the- privilcgc qt hiring liw,
instead of ten par rent” of tiwir Tll'ltv by
the week.

THIN“! TITBA’I'RH‘AL

final" a! flu Art of ”I‘HI-"Ittnlll‘ of
Hoyt'n up". llrmu.

Night of hand nmlntrrrngtiinl side'-
lect are mrcly cornhirwd with that man
terful spirit and running of mum» which
are necessary in conjunction lotbc make
up of a mortar of the: art of modem
magic. Such. lmmvvo-r, Krllar. the
prince of living wondcr workout, on
doubtedly is, and the high cant fokim of
India bIVc alikr- ngrwd on thin [mint
with the 3!"me! inwmuf it.» Hit»
ted Staten. "a will I» own at Millie
Hell Saturday night. with the cntirc
new and marvelous performance which
he has jut given during a S. rig and my
umphnl neuron in holy» .‘icw York
Theatre, nod whiclmt i: only fair to
fly. doll‘htrd a much a» it rumored tho
malt critical mrtrrrprbtnn nudiencn.
Anion: the novrltim rm to IM mu hm»
for the lint lim- will b" "Flylo," "Uh."
which to tire ttryufr'flulk almnpponruncv
of chum tiring and" tin- vcry cyn
of the nwllrm; ‘ "at at flight, or the
Phantom “VHF." Admit". tho ”ltd of
the Ilaon.’ who Janna upon nothlnx:
"iiuliiortm. or the t'auadaun l'ropn‘
puck." "Known," in ohlchllrr. Kale
let mint- hbn,ml iii-mm wtmvlrrlul
thinnport mom ml alight of Tllld
performm.

Render: of TM titanium. mm dr-
hghud 0'" the» nunmrnoonunt of tho
coining of lbw mr popular actor. Oliver
Byron. who will «mt ttvo on play-
It Iioyt'o from Hoop, Vrldoy Ind Hor-
urduy. routine and night. lv’rhruuy 2
and it, On Friday nightnnd satnrday
nation the guru wagon. dnma'd‘h
ltmt of Atria." tilt in prmntrd hero
for tin lint rival-v. “rcpt-y loin flu
am. the m of which are told in
whorl Africa. with the trunnion of
the maid act. when aunt-tum of the
ploy mm to ilonte (lulu. 0.. statur-
rioy night llr. ml Sin. Ulla-r Myron
will ham to their touching amt-My
m. "The “new," which n um
rd lemming» mummy interval.
owl-[with my pk». continent tun.
Wot mud continue and on.
W dam. The play Minor: in
mayo! 1M lifoofnpyyonnx
and tumor «to; to it" York
city. II tho m m madam! with
My to Mail. Am the runny
Inuit M to on mural; rumour-
ltuloi u» m M airmail minor
until-in Now Yurthmring uniting
mm onto-ism ammonium
at our. in the Inc-Emmi Ir a mac
fondle!” all «when em Inn to
ml with Now fun. «on». the
W W the the tort
“forums! may unwritten

 

The llllnolo Consonant?!
burned at Jaclswnvlllr. lllr.

The Engliah novul utlmtu tor 1m will
provide for the crponditurc of “£00,000.

Policeman ‘0! Portland, (in. have bran
forbidden to join the American Fruit-cure
loamy. .

‘Twrlve hundred pctury oinployuo are
on Itrlko ot Wheeling u u vault of a pro-
poued cut in wow. ‘

liorcrnor iitono has turmoil tutored to
all the rlghta of cltlunublp out ’1‘. No
loud, the dohulilpu state trounuror of ”in
court.

A movemcut in on foot in Maxim to nu-
nn 5 portion of what In commonly oonoid»
‘erodto he Southern l'ullforulu in that r»-
public.

The Impuriul Ituulnu porcelnin end glut»
workb um tit. Prteroburg, togctlur with
their vulunblo machinery and models, were
burned.

Milo Muy Bur owclilfe. the young music
tucker who w murdurourly unnulwd in
Jersey City A mouth mo. in now recovered
mentally.

The ~ITumbum-Amortcuu line unmet
Sarto-uni: encouulcml in tidal wave nt
urn, which did ”will! demure nod coni-
pullud her to put back to New York for rc~
paint.

'A bill mu ixitrmlumt iu the Manchu-
outta Icglolnture which provides for the
aunexutlou to liostou of 'nll towns within
n rudius of w mile» of (It! statehouu and
fit like mutt townu from Slurhlchcad in

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NEW LABORATORY BURNED.

Purdue vulvunlty'n ltooontly Convict-d
Intuition “printout Donny-d.

humor”. lud. Jun. 24. ”The grent
mechanic»! laboratory of Purdue uulveni-
ty i» In mint-tho renuitof u fire which
broke out in theeugiue room. The build-
iog mm begun a your ugo and was dedicat-
ed lint Friday. (lorerucr Matthew: bnvlux
floccptcd it In the name of the state. The
mnln portion in. it two utory structure.
with n grand central lower :25 feet in
height, This. tugcthcr with two ouemtory
Mum. ill! of brick and atone. covered near
ly sham and uquuncrol ground. The
equipment wan ucwund ut the best, lnclud
log [1 new plum‘llxt‘r locomotive and mom.
blt‘: truck‘s. a number of Westinghouse and
Corn» uuriipouud’uml culolt' engines uudu‘
mitt mllcvtlcn nf N’It'llllfit‘ uppnrntua, con
stilutiug one of tlu- most notable mechan-
lcul Illmrilwt‘lfio ill the i tilted Statue.

'l'hi- ilnuwu were luuued Ivy n stlfl wind,
and owing to on iuudcquutc water supply
the lire'ninde rapid headway until after
um hours nothing but crumbling walls
rcnmllml Thl' building rout 31mm!) mil
rm» ucovpted from ”11‘ u-uutmctors only
)ionduy imnmliutr ~lr‘pu will Ix- taken
torehtiiltLInd m tbr tut-outline the mo»
etuulcnl dcpariuu-ut will hr 'wuduvted iu
anthrr quarter».

at lulu W

4

La‘lohuon In a Cool flu-plian-

Pumsm M 5.. Jan tlt I‘hc hon-u- «ii rep»
I’O‘thilllt‘en, pun-unlit ti ll t‘tli‘i-lciu ad-
juuruu mi from Nmpuri in the iourib In‘
atomic theiut 'I'uwluy in January. whcn
they incl ut tho ntittrliouw. found the
thumb" diomuutlcd. cold and chocrlcns.
The Meeting t‘UlntIlIllt'r uml their col»
lemma» wenx obliged to met-l in our of the
(Multllttm' moun- Ullt' faction mu pm.
trounced for WM by refusal to enter Info
any Tl‘ulwlfldllll. inrluding the pumps of
ilw appropriation hill by which the several
ilcputtniculo Judy I» nimmtnd. until the
vacuole joined in the grand committee to
count tin: rotor; for now oiliucru at llll' Inst
April rlcrtiuu. l'oluucl Hour-y of Newport
was the lowland lhc councrmliwu. who
wenticturluuu A er't‘MT wum mlwn till
’l'ur-«lur nut.

Inn-alto Auk ruptured Mm.

VIMA. l ‘l' . Jim fl 'l‘lir mung oi (rum
robin- nf uhich liuli Itogrrn mm the lead
or vmu Im‘utrd at lln- bun“ ui Itngors on
Ilia crcck and mu [mum-ml |Tu“'|| upon
while bleep lu [Tlt‘ lmuw. Hull) Rogers
Mill llyimmlin Jack m-rr ruptured uubnrt
llynuimtc’n brother Kiowa mu klllml. and
it slim ltrnmu wnu rwt'rlrl)’ \wmidod. Sum
of (hr ulTIcrrn Wtu- hurt. 'l‘lm in prunutned
to hr the “Elli“ which uuumnlully robbed
the ltnnnm and Arkunmu Vulln' (rain I"
serotonin

ltonwato at noon htonmhlpn.

Sr.“ ‘l’uisli. Jim 24 -'l'l.u- lollowln‘
atrfllllahilm are due today- lithcllo. An
wrrp. I'Ocolumllu. liilmiltur. T't'VIt‘. Liver
pool. I‘qurAdn. Ilull. lhv'ltu)‘tcr. Antwerp;
Veg». Idolxm. Ethiopia. Ulmuow, Edam,
ltutwnium, l'rlucc. loud-m. Writ: City.
r'wvntaam; llurguudm. tiilnullul. llclxeu
land. Aunt-up. Mohawk. L’lllllllll. The
lullam tux su-uimhiuu Mill toil"). Mujcullc,
unqpoul. Now Your, fiuuthnmptun; me
hm], Ammo”!

fill-curl on. till Illrurd.
kfl\b.§h t'm‘. Jltl. :4, Thu Inltlll bllr.
uni ol the roam. unheraldrd by thi-
wuthrr tum-nu. mnlc in» debut In tho
atom of Min-mitt nod Know and in ”kit-
bomo. and tho ludicotloua m that it» no

)unru will Muimwhnt protruclul

nabbed Clio rem-tour.
Kiri-n. u,..lau. 24 «Hathtimllrty.imil
in. totally utohbrd Manley llnpgoud. ’l‘hr
tutu-r on trying to mutt: two iioyn who
turn lighting. om! llodmy Toni-1rd tlm
thoy would not in intuit-rod with. on lip
«him in no. this light

linen Will In! Itrtlo.

l'n lslll‘tlo. Jan. to. Az'l‘lmu will ha «in
otrlkr of coal miners in this district for the
mot, and the m will work for the but
turn the rrpeflwrl will grant. This rm
fielded at tho Joint mounting of rallmcd
”(3 mm mimn hm.

A "lord ‘l‘l-d‘ “only.
um um. Jun. at.» Mn Annie Madam.
trim in» unruly cm: hr the hungry
ttluh out on mono or food at tho
county mut'n other). died of her lujiirirr,

no claim mm mm...
cum. 1:1“de Cm, the Brit»
“ mo “mg... I” to
tire on non no no our:
months: at tho Wilma may
all. in; am ' ’ on.
human. 0,. Jam. lit-40” exclamati-
rnnolm higher tun over in this vicinity.
and thr new territory went at tho city tr he.
in; rapidly mirror! with dumb-
mm” ‘ titanium” ‘ m...
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alum cram wot tutu city have

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-BARGA1NS VIN—

Children’s
Suits and. Healers

30"“? 8|IIT8 ”just 11 pricp;
others less than hall“.

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Great reduction in CHILDREN'S
HEEFEHB.

 

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Remember these goods
bought late and

*All HEW THIS SEASON-

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were

(Iur customers all say we
have the most perfect fitting

Dress Shirt

in town.

 

Perfect fitting

UNLAUNDEIIED SHIRTS.
PRICE soc.

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lion's WHITE and COLORED

Underwear,

25c.

Regular 500 goods.

Hats alid Sans

W

W.A.Benedict

Sentinel Building,

W ASH I NG'I‘UN STREET.

South limwall

 

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wlmul lirclmrniiuu. \urwulilu to IM- Mn!"
and copy of«Tim-rtlunmuiriihm- mid IIrM‘I'lHI.
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hunt Ill‘ll\'\ unzip, long:- mm, I“. mum n‘ did
hell for ‘M’.

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l’uru ”rum Wino and mum down will.
now. Will I» luv”:

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vim-c. Humplr. nil rmumu ’n |mtlllll

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a it rot iii!

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Goods that are

need, Red need, RedUce:
COMSTOCK BRO
« AND HATTERs, "

NORWALK

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It wull Pay You as we want to Clean Out Belure lnramciy.

S.,MEN’S.FURNISHERS

AND SOUTH NORWALK.

 

 

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Il¢you7vc any doubt 'WIlel'G’highBSl qualities. are yoked to
loyvest prices, compare. ' I
mmg, the lengths and bi'edths, then
This we 3k wo er in this (I

Sisting of lino White fiki‘rts,
D 'tthll’S. at ollc the garment. No matter what conditions arise

thorn IS no pvolmbility that underwear ofthis quality Will over be
IOWOI'i more Iikely to be, higher. ‘ .

' Ladies’ Underwear.

All ' -'

,. AT 596 III.
NIGHT BUSES
NIGHT RITBES

NIGHT RDBES
NIGHT RilBES In; 333:3.“

SKIRTS Fine muslin. deep cnmbric ruillc hcmstitchcd, heading of line tucks.

SK|RTS It‘inu muslin. «lei-p ilmmce 0f omcroidory with heading of four tucks.
SKIRTS Finm-animic,

BURST-IT cuVERS
CORSET CUVERS midi? .%;?.:3.‘:'::;;..l:r. donut?“ "w“ °f “““a “WWW

None of the Above Worth Less Than 750 and from that up to SLOO.

“II 59C m"-

TELEPHONE CALL. 57-4.

NIIIIWAIK BflSTIIN STIIII

Cor. Main and Wall Streets, Norwalk. ‘“

 

see how the price tags agree.
apartment 1 lot. 980 Underwear, can:

Fine muslin, yoke of '20 tuck

s, neck, sleeves and yoke trimmed with fine
Hambuurg.

sleeves finished with neat embrmdery.

tV amped yokcs. finished With deep cmbrondery. insertion and eight
no 8.

'3 tucks. large sleevos and deep collar finished with

with dccp ruffle or cumhrii‘ with wide openwork insertion.

Finc‘ Lousdalc Cumin-iv, \' ncck, finished with double row of fine Ham-
burg insertion.

'1‘ ~ IIIII REOLSE

_.. .__...., .7‘. . up-h....,.,..____

A Special Sale to March 15th.

Ill ladies‘ and Men’s Fine Shoes. 38? Pairs
of ladies’ Turn Shoes Worth, $4.50 atSIlIi our Pair.

THE ABOVE IS THE N

pairs 0i ImllllHIIlll'y, Mnthewsmi & CO.’S Fine Ladies’

BISIIEST BARGAIN ON EARTH.
Slows. manic for a large store on .Iiri'iudway, New York

4"“ (lily. that Iiiilmljust Iml'm'o the goods were shigped.

Lounulmi‘y. Mulhcwson it (70. says: "This ié positively the nest
lot OI T.mlic.~<’ Show cvor lurnod 0m oi our factory.” I therefore

bought iIu-m. and for i‘ill days will offer them at half priee,as
lullowu; I 1

Ion [mics lludim‘ button and lucu, wclt, put. tip, worth Mount 32.50.
mu paint Luilim' button, wult, put. tip, Worth, $8.50, at $2.25.
lull puiru Ludica‘ button, (1‘. ii. lip. worthtiw‘l. M 053.00. ,

Also another lot from Ifzu'kcr. I’Iolmcs A? 00., as follows:

mu 1min: lmdicn‘ well, Worth M50 ut mm.

100 palm Ladles' put. tip, Worth 13.50, at 2.00.

rim pairs Indiea’ sample Oxfords, sizes 2:} to 4.5. worth 2.00 at 1.00.
mu pain lmdicn’ iiatlu (Words or Sondnla, all colors: sizes W. to M
2m point th’filllm‘. show, at L00.

till) palm Mott's Illuchnru, worth 2.0“ at 2.25.

200 point Men‘s Goodyear Welt Double Bole, worth 3.00 at 2.0!).
m0 paint lion‘s l’olico Show, worth 2.00, at 1.50.

THEO. H. OLSEN,

south Norwalk ‘ I ", Conn

; worth 38.50 for Trill.

tie-.54..O.u~0 .

 

Note the muslin, the making, the trim?

Gowns, Chemises, Corset Covers and

Fine muslin, yoke of Hamburg edging insertion and tucks, neck and“

 

 
 
 
 

 

 

 

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