EXTRAORII'N . RY SALE
J
(FOR 10 DAYS ONLY) 01“
W. and d. Sloan’ 3 Fine Smyrna Rugs,
Wilton and Mo‘qoet Velvet Mats and Rugs,
200 Fine Velvet Hassocks, 49c each.
No periodical tickets received on this sale. No more lace curtains.
STURTEVANT’S ’ BARGAIN“
NORTH MAIN
intuiiii‘s lllEW CHIEF
l’OlIlt'l-Z OFFICE“; HEIIEF TEIl lll’
THE (‘lTl’ (‘llllNCll..
'l'burnu Brodie: at the [lead or the For“.
With Wellne- Dnnn u Captain. and B.
K. Hamilton". '7. B. BIrtrnm and J. H.
Iona" u Petrolmen—mher Burl-nu.
Many Iookers'on and listeners
attended list night It meeting of the City
Council of Norwalk, all of them anxious
to satiety their curionity on the police
mutton. which they had been natured
"would he finally disposed or. Atter rou-
tine business had been transacted and a
tow hillu ordered paid. the important
business of the meeting was taken up.
Councilman Chicory reported that the
coat of extending the tire allirm circuit ,
to Chief Engineer Prowitt‘e residence on
Elmorest would probably b about $13,
Kr. ‘i‘rowttt said the Norwulll and 5 min
Norwalk Electric Light company were
going to extend their wires to Elmcrcst,
and Superintendent “man had spoken to
him about the city iiéinz the a line p ,Iloo
and standing halt the “pens-I i'ouncil
men Wheeler said he rI-IIIemlImId when
the system was cI.III.~trII-III-Il there was no
agreement between the borough {liltllol'b
deli and the company. whereby the bor-
ough, or the city,Ivn.-I to use any or oil of
the company's poles to atriug their Wires
‘upori. fiction on the mutter was defer-
red until some understanding could he
reached.
Councilman Osborn asked the cause
of the false alarm the other night, L‘hiet
. fro-itt replied that thcrc urns II wire
down on Smith street. The whoiceys-
tent was in ltllrit‘l'rllilt‘ condition. he said,
and such trouble would occur until the
system was entirely remodeled.
A resolution that the police force can-
sist of live members was oil'crcd and
adopted. Councilman Wlmler said
that at some futuw Iiivctitu llt‘ should
83k 10 have ill" fI‘rI'i: illi‘t'r'du‘il tII l'lt‘Vl‘D
members. A motion tliot the l"lllflt‘ll
proceed to ballot for lllt'lnllt‘r« of n police
force to nuccccl tlII- proactit borough up
potatoes, prevailed. :IIIIl i‘IIIIIInl huliuis
were cast as filllfnvs:
First membcrw'l'l‘uIIIIII» llI-Ildlcy. i: it.
N. Morchousc, l: Georgi.- l. Northrop. l.
Second member~Wollucc ltiun. 4: H
E. Dunn. l: W. l).IIIn. 1.
Third month I it. \‘ :llnlft'lillllit‘. l;
“ WA Bartram.
l'oiirth nieIIIlII r ‘.\. *1, liirtrisu. .'I; .i.
ll. Kcnncy. 1
Fifth nIIIItIlIIII‘—.luliu ll. l\'4‘lilit'\'. l:
\. A. Martin, I: 1.. it. June, l
l'pon motion. thi- council III-III pm.
I'eeded to ballot for (I. chief of police to
succeed the present incumbent. Thomas
ltrudley was the fortunate man. the hill-
lot standing thus: Bradley. 4: Dunn, l;
Morehouse, 1.
A Iosolution that llll‘ I‘oiiIIr-Il lulled for
a captain of police \Vl‘l.‘ llt‘Xl passed, IinIl
Wallace Dino was unanimously chosen.
After some lllnL’thillD it was ruled
. that the newly t'll‘tfll‘ll policemen take
oflice February III. and ”Hit the clerk
notify the prcscul inI'iIIIIlII-I'IIII of Ill" ill“
tion of the council.
MoyorKI'cli'r "1"“ :IppI'III'I‘Il Ihc tip
pointmcnts.
The matter IIfIlIcidIng rip ill II II gullir
night. of meeting was l‘I-ltil'l'l'Il ii IlIc
committee on ordinance.
The commitlcc on lirlli‘lll‘ltlg I.I IIIly
«leol reported progrms.
("oiincilmrin IlIborn mid lii‘ would like
to nee the lump on (ll’t‘llili'll 'rlrl‘t‘l lighted
more regularly. i'oIIIIIIihnIIiI Adonis l‘t‘
ported that illtll'lllllll'lliy lIIIIl ll IIIIIII tit
work repairing the lump-I IInd “lllllll
soon have the IIyIIIcnI greatly iIIIprIII-I-Il.
in «making of highme Innttcrl.
Councilman AIIIInII said the only thing
liecouidlIriIiIltanI.IrIl for tho mum-ii
was mud. lto rcpurtmi lll't' tlw in?"
had been Iii. work all day _II,-III.I~I-IlIIy. Iind
had mild» good program rimming the
«trout».
Thi- lumps of the on when of the l'ire
I' I'll?" were lIIIndI-Il in by Hm rI-IrIr_I Illillll
ll. l.thli,llIIIl they were iinuniniomly
elected ineIIiI'Il pIIlicI-IIII-II
An amendment to tho pull-III IIrIlinIInI'I-.
giving the "ttlllll'll p'lWl‘r to list the
compemationnf tlII- pollcc. II-Igu [Illudtltl
and ordered published.
l‘uunciluian l‘ihnco ullggI-Ittuil that II
relief committee be appointed from the
council tIIIIcI. with u committoeof citizens.
Councilman OqlxIrn invorcd the idea. He
void the worthy poor Iren- hunt to find,
but beware were plentiful. llI~ bad, the
‘Iilght previIIIIII. llleC'IvI'rI'il a cow of due»
tltution within Ii «IIIIIII'II throw of hlII
home. They were worthy pitinlI’. too
proud to unit the town for help. lIII
thought a l’l'lll'l committlw Would be
a meat help to l‘lll‘ll pIIrIplII. llluynr
Koch-r said he knew of Ii I'iIILI-III wlio’lII-Ill
rm appropriation of 1‘23 tn ulw for «Itch
[Jil'pW'ih llllllliil not lmuw who to give
it In The Council proposed Ihnt the
mayor appoint the committee. lie or.-
pelntedtlr. I‘inncn from the council and
eehlhe wouldtu’duy numb the I-itiznrm
to nerve on the cormuitlnn with him.
Jamel ll Manner Ina urnntcd pencil-
elon to erect II carriage lIrIIii‘Ic on Smith
mm.
The clerk one inalruciml to draw a
bond for the city treasurer III aign.
Tlmmatterof taking up the borough
”lee With 0in notes "in Illncnwd, unit
will beetlendml to at the next meeting.
The council adjourned to Monday oven
lg. February .‘I. M ii o‘clock.
Mdhrm‘de your mother in. i "
lloy
dirt: but lime three callers. and
“boot mvmt glrle.
‘ ”wield total
“first: dbimer come rented out
HOUSES,
AND ANN STREETS, SOUTH NORWALK.
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QUESTIONS Toll TH E COUNCIL.
Aeked by In 'l'u-I'Iylog Baelnou Ile- and
Voter at Booth lorwelk.
Mr. IIIIII’lor: Will you grant me space
enough to ask the following question: of
the Council of the City of South Nor-
walk:
. Why did you go out at town to
hire an engineer when we have to many
among us that are‘pnylng city taxes and
helping to lupport the city as well In our
markets and grocery stores?
'2 Did you think that there we» not II
capable man among our own people and
citizens?
:3. Do you think it a kind and neighv
borly act? Would you like to be used
the some way in regard to your business
and have people go to some other city to
spend their money 1*
Will the (bunch .pleaso answer there
questions through Tilt: SENTINKL, so that
many taxpayers who are asking them
can see and know the reaIIons for their
acts. if they are servants of the people
they are duty bound to answer these
qllt‘fillilni or any others linked in good
faith. '
TAXI‘Al'l-lll .IXI- VOTER AND A WERE“
It «I III‘ I'III‘. CITI’ III' SIII'rII Noun-III;
lll'l’NllTlMl.
A Power IIIIII Not lutrrquantly Edel-
l‘nkiinwn to ill l’nlunnor.
There is ample food for instruction III-I
well as amusement in u play dealing with
such an interesting ecIentiI‘Ic subject he
hypnotism, no (109* "Thi- lleart of Atri»
cat," which come-I to us at Hoyt‘s Opera
House for the opening attraction on Fri
day and Saturday, February ‘2 and it, Of
people know III’IIIietlIing of NW clailue of
professional hypnotists and meemerist-I:
[wrhapa I'l very few are aware of the pro.
bIIhle cxtentol the subtle influence. or
realize how fur it governs our daily lite.
Yet It is a fact susceptible of logical Ile-
tiioustrution tlmthypnotism. or the ab-
normnl power of one will over certain
otlnr \‘llll~, i-I a common condition of hu'
Innu existI-ticc. ltnut inlrequcntly cxintI-I
unknown to l“ possessor.
Tin-re II III II I'Zlill’ in New York not long
ugn which illuntnitce "I“. A round»
Inno sailiI-Il forth from a police station
one day and come upon II crowd gather-
cIl :ilmilt the [iftlfill’ltlf‘ form of a ll‘llnk'
cu linglisluuan. The In III II'IH lying
pronc .Ind lil'lplcs‘i in the gutter and two
or throw pcilittr-mt'tl and the usual IItrIIct
illlil' surrounded him. but were unable to
t‘l'l‘ll get him upm his feet. A wagon
Ivan suntfor. but in the meantime the
II undsmnn put in :In appeamnce. ll-Iing
in authority he forced his way In the
prostrate body and commanded him to
get up. ’l’IItlIe astonishment of every"
body I'lltl Ilrimkurd slowly raised him-
uelf to hie elbow, then to his feet. and
looked around him in adazed way. “l"ol
low Inc," commanded the roundsman.
opening it. road through Ilic crowd. and
tin- IIIrIII followed him to the station.
Once there, however, no soon as
the attention of the rcundolnnn
was attracted to othnr matters,
tlIcIIIIleoctfell in :i liuip heap on the
ll IIIr. iimible to move bend or foot. He
w:I~I clubbed on the feel. and kicked in
tin run In the usual humane manner of
“In New York police, but felt it not.
The ruuinleman, who had unexpectedly
found lIiIIIIIIIlf pcmeeecd of extraordinary
hypnotic power, returned and ordered
lll‘.‘ IIIIIII [ll’llilnfl up, nnd led him to II
l't'll, wherebo immediately sank into a
Ilrllf‘lltt‘flh'tllpllf. in which he remained
for the next twelve hour».
There are plenty of similar l'iHl‘I‘l. und
llti‘ playwright who constructed "The
liniiri of .lfricn" hell not overdrnwn
the pmibiliiim, startling l“ are hie
cxninpltil.
lhc chart Upt‘nrl III- morrow mprtiing.
III" I o'cloc it, :It i ‘,ook'n South Norwalk.
and l Inigory 'II, Norwallt.
ltllll AN]! til'N l‘ld‘lt.
mill-en Muted at a fleeting at the Mp0!“-
Inm'li Auwlnllel Met Night.
The new rod and gun club met at i".
it. I 'Jollilgn'u IIfilCe, Nornulk, hut night,
and perfected their organization, adopt-
ing the name of the Norwnlk Fish and
Union. ll'il‘llll‘lllllon. The committee on
Ironntitutlon and by in!" reported and
llli'lt‘ work was accepted.
’l‘lIc following «Illiceu were llt'cled:
l’reaidcut. John b. Richarduvlcmb
dent. (IimriIIII N. Wood; trrmrer. (I. B.
Coolidge; cometary. Samuel Lynn: attor-
ney. Ii. lielden llorlbutt: collector. I". E.
Lockwood.
The following gentlemen were elected
directors: Alden Salmons, Frederick H.
Quintnrd. it. E. Dunn. Henry Selleck,
Jlmell Hamel-hind. W. L. Keeler. of
Wilton. lllrnm Davin and William Ward
well. Jr.. of New Canaan.
A committee on epplieetiono Inn
molested. all follow»: Heath Nor-elk. C.
S. ’t‘rowbrldgp. James Brown. Welter
Lewis: Namath. (.7. N. Wooddunel ll.
iloyt. Jame» K. (Jrofnt: Wilton. W. L.
Keel-Ir, n. L. Barnett, Augustin Mervin:
New (tendon. Hiram Davie. [lurid lmka
wood. Samuel Penney".
l'otnmillee on diotrilmtlun at flab Ind
grime: South Norwaik. Theodore Smith,
John L. Richards, Aldon Salmons. Fiji.
Quinton): Nam-lb. 0mg» Finch. P. E.
tmkwml. Sidney outline, [teary
tents, (Iberia Reynolds, Gym Perk»
Wilton, Jamel Jim-II. O. h. 13mm.
Ange-Ion Heroin: Nelv (lawn, HIM
Daria. Samuel Framer, Devld MI
‘01”, run! We
ileum new when were mi.
‘rbeliteetlegtbel new new to
monolingual-III.
counc most intelligent and well read
Mill-WINTER MlllllllGES
TRINITY Clllillllll WELL l‘llddill
WITH GUESTS
'l'o WIIIO‘ the Weddlu. «It Min lion-lo
DI. Potion to Edward titular Norwnlk
Pouple Alto-ll I Wedding In New York——
‘ Weed-Vincent.
Trinity church was well tilled with
guests yoterdiiy afternoon, at 4 o'clock,
when the nuptiole of Miss Bessie ill. i'el-
ton,vdaughter of Mnnnd Mrs, Edward
E. I‘elton, tn'Edwnrd P. Taylor, epopu
lar conductor on the (loneolnlated road
were eclemnized by Rev. ()lin llullock
the rector of the church.
The bride was attired in ii traveling
dress of white coral: and cashmere, and
carried ulnrgebouquet of lnance moor.
The maid ot honor was Miss Ninn '/.I-lull’,
the little daughter of Mr. and Site Ed»
inund Zeluli. She also wore a costume
of white cashmere. trimmed with silk
The best man was the bride's brother,
Guy F. l’elton, and the “aliens were
William H. Knapp, Albert til. Merritt,
William ll. Wurdwell rind. Jamel (lriilin
The bride was gin-II away by her father.
Miss Gertrude t‘ump, organist of the
church, rendered appropriate selectiona.
Following the ceremony Ii reception
was held :it the bride's home, 1i? t'liest~
nutslretrt. which was tastefully decor
atedfor the occasion. The present» n»
ceived by Mr. and Mrs. Taylor were
numerous and costly, among them bring
u very handsome- IInl- from Hid Well
[look unIl Ladder company. Id IIlIi h
the groom is a member.
Mr. and Mrs. Taylor ll,‘|ll|’lt‘l on the
5:?" (.‘Xpl’t‘rlfi, amid a shower of rice- and
the discharge of torpedoel which [I’ll‘lltl‘d
of the groom llltll placed on the truck.
for a wedding tour to include Washing-
ton and other places of internal eoutli.
On their f't‘lllt'll they will tire on lirI-W'
“'1'?!
"line;- Merrill
.\ number of Nurwnlk proph- “If!“ to
New York yesterday to attend the wed
ding of Edwin lliiryI-II nod Miss Humil-
Mcrrill.ut the home of ll)“ bride's p irI-Iitu,
Mr. and MIII. Nunuiel ll. .“I‘l't‘lll. :tm
Quincy etrcet. 'l'hccereniony was per-
formed by the Rev. Dr. "Ht‘llll‘i. John
Lennon wee bcIIi' IIIII-I and Mug-I Addie
Stokes lIriIlvettIIIiIl Tin. mold of honor
woe tliI- hridc‘e ulster lrcnc. .\ large
number of bridal giftt were rr'l’l'th'tl IIle
a eumptuom wedding rcpast woo III-rind.
Among the ghosts from XIIrII-Iillt \‘Itfl'
Mrs. Frank llailwiu, .‘lra. hadron 1.
wood, lire. llutth. and Mr.
Jami“ \aneh.
:I‘lt
and Mrs»
Weml-(fnlltrr.
it is reported that Mrs. \' iIII'miII‘IIllycr
and Edward Wood. of tf-IntcntmI-nt
l-Iland \IcrclIIIiII-d in lllfll’l’ld' I- II-ster-
do) in llrnnc I much, New \urk I ity
IlEA l. ESTATE TIM Nfiil‘lllts‘
Wurronlee null- Murder! In tho-mute
III the Town Clrrlr.
Charles T. lmwndea to (TlIIirleII Lowli-
den. an undivided Imi- hnlf torrent in the
dock property at South Normilk.
l‘rnnklin f-'. l'lnrk IIIJosiah it. Marvin
and William H. Marvin. :I truct of unit
meadow IIt t'nlf l’ueturc.
Mary H. “fly! to tilt. New York. Now
llIm-n and Hartford li’llll’ilflil company.
a tract of land at South .Vnrwulk.
John H. lum‘ndes III HIIIIIlvy ll
den, land lit ltIIwuyIIIII
Kate 5 Plot! to .llIIIiIIII l'lati. bind
and building: on Wilton nveuur.
Alminri Plot! to l‘lIIIIIncny l. and Kate
G. i'latt. husband nod wife. bind and
buildings on Wilton avenue.
t'horlce A. ltcynolllo to Perry ll. till-Ii
donning, II building [at up Newtown nvc
nue.
l'eri'y ll. lilondenniog III l'lllfllt'fi .\.
Reynold". a building lot on llIIrrIIII
atrnet.
lmc \v. Ill'l AIM» Iteell, (If Numliin,
to Aaron ll. lloyi. .1 building lot on
trance place.
Anton ll. lloyt to Hulda-in ltecd. 0!
Memo. land on lance [llnl't‘
[mt-u-
AN TIPONTANT lllll‘l Mll.
The Ire-hon Int Innnlorturerp Inu- tor
Unconditional surrender.
'i‘liemnbury [hit MnnIItIIIIIIIrI-I-II‘ il‘l
miltlon ynterilllr iIIIIiIIIIl the following
circular: -
Believing it In be for thr- lIeIIt lllll‘rt‘llll‘
of the betting industry of llnnlmrv and
content welfare of the community to
have Independent but alumni n which
employment maybe furnished to them-
who desire it. whether memtmrII of
trade unions or not. Iind realizing the
fact that larger earning power line exist
ed in independent nlmpl. as compared
With "fair when both were operated to
this place, we. the undersigned. IIII
owner that under on conditions will
to other then independent
ehopII Our amusement» with our Pill
ploy-I l'mbrrlo‘h loop fichmw‘ter an 1:;
mural bled tinnmpnyI-II on
docile-slyly by.I.HIIIIn
'l’becircullr l! Ilgned by twelve but
time. Six firms lune II circular. saying
that It the meat of their meridian cull
insecure! they will open their nlinpe its
“fair” shops. giving the man all the
libertlel recently naked for and morning
wmketooer.
lilo ”It! Ind In In Ampntum.
Wilhelm “heron. who III-ill he Im on
the my to vtltt his wet in mm Itor
well, no rim out by the Oil? Irelo III
lite-item, lent night. end one at his test
wuwlyembedthet It lied to be
awarded Hot-mint» limpttalin
that any.
alto-e am on «and pen.
TERSE TELEGRAPHIC TALES.
The dissection of elite in the public wheel-
of Boston has been forbidden. ,
'I'en thouunll miner: 01 Ohio have re—
fused to accept a reduction in Inga.
The American steam yacht Valiant bu
left Calcutta with the Vanderbilt party on
board. .
Seven hundred thou-and Bel balloon fry
will be not out from the lTIIlted State-
lintcltery III. Orlend. Me.
The industrial exhibit of mining and
metallurgy which Chill hoe arranged lm
been portponed until September.
Mr G. Creighton Webb. mretnry ot the
United Statenlegntion lit St. Petal-sham,
well presented to the our and marina
John \. Bender Ii pardoned murderer. ll
ugulu under arrest at l tlca, N. Y. .charfled
with killing George llnrber at a IIIIIIIqIIer-
adobe.“
A student movement was started for the
purpoee ot rel-lug n memorial loud in
memory ottbe lnte l-‘riink Boiler. late sec-
retory of Harvard. -
It is said that the addreiis to President
Cleveland issued by the Hawaiian l’ntri-
our league was written by ’l‘. .\f Duriee.
guardian of Prince" Kniulaui.
The grand jury has indicted the city of
Auburn. the liewleton and Auburn Hone
Railroad company and the superintendent
of the railroad Company for allowing (‘IIIIrI
street to it" dug up for tracke.
BLAZE lN BROCKTON.
Skntlng lllnk, Church and och-I- Hulldlnn
”attend by Fire.
llitIII K’lIIx. Mane, den. ‘3'» Fire broke
out in the skating rink in the rear of 65
Main street. in the center of the city.
l-‘anued by It furiousgule. the flumeequlck-
ly spread to n tencuwut house and the oth-
er buildings near by. The rink Wile quick-
ly gutted. and the lIr-II-Ic wee practically
destroyed.
The Second l'IIIIlng-gdiioiull church too:
tilennd in live lithium-I the Homes be
spread throughout illi‘ building :Iud to the
top of the spire. 'l be fire wuss IIoou beyond
the tonirol Id the local department. and
help woe hillllllltilllfil from liusinn and
Bridgett-liter 'l'he steeple of the church
tell shortly before midnight. but did no
damage. Early thin ninrningihn tire mu
under control and ilIere Wl‘h no danger
that it “ill nlllI'I‘lll further .-\ll of the
buildinib Ill"ll"\|"l “ere old «tinctures,
I'lllll it in ll"llt‘\‘t'1llllt‘ lore. will not exceed
Full!“ llII~ (llll‘t' of llll' Ill-II I-I IIIIkIIIIwiI
I'ritc l’lght In the lawn Hull.
lll'l‘iiiu, Juli \ ‘ill't‘lt’ll t'I‘IIIII FIiII'.~
ivy's Luke sl}- IIIIII two tough pIIuIli-IIII
from Eric. l';l.. ilivir inn-knits :iIiIl II Itaiuguf
IIeIIrlI :IM ~pI~IiuIIII~ IIIIIIIlI-Il that quiet
village :i night III IIIII Ilime and pulled off
a prime light in llll‘ town hall. The only
guurdlan vi the pom-c learned what WM
going on and gliiiicd IIIlIItittIIIII-I- M the
hull, lllli he “In. thrown “In,
(it’- liltn Killed Three.
lli ‘.l'l llk't‘v, Ky...lIIII. '.'f- :\ Inii belong“
ing in l'llillli‘l Fill-1:. A former. llt‘i‘llllll‘ nf
fel'lcll “lill mini-I .IIIIl hit every iIIIIziibci' of
tho fIlIIIiiy lurlIIII- I: \I'lia klllI-Il, 'l'lil- iii-xi
day run of Foguk Ilillllrl‘l) Iliul utter huf-
ll‘l’ltlg till the horror» of liydruplndiiii, unil
intcr thc filth-Ir also died. 'l’wootlicr lltE‘ll‘
here of tlII- Liitill)‘ were prmtrul-‘Il \\ llll
the IIIIIlIIdy. I-II'. nun-cred
Polloto'e l’nluchy fleet.
l'Ht\A\liiI III, Jan :25- l‘e'ixotu'e war
\l‘ns’l'l, the .\iiicrivo,liiiu lIcI-Ii compelled to
go into dry-dock in order to replace u do
ll't'llVQ bollci' 'l'lic cotiiinnndcr of the
cruiser .Vlt'lllt‘l‘u)‘ iIII~ resigned. IiuIi llll‘
lira/Ilium ltl‘rlllllt‘ III appoint a «IIIIIIIII-III,
fearing IlInI the American IIfl‘II-IIN “ill
also rc-lgu.
Ilnnk (inchi- Held.
l’lIII .\lIF.l i‘lil.\. Jun. :5. William ll.
l'iei'I-ol. lIIrIiicI-ly the rcceit’iiig teller. niitl
.\l..i. \'IIiitlII.«IcIi. iIIIllvlilIml bookkeeper of
tilt! (-lIiIEUl-lllflllll“ bunk. “err- lll‘ltl in $5.11“
and $1.3M) boil rI-spetIIivIIly IIIII Iriul on the
I-hnrgcld lIIII'lng aided l’IIyinl; 'l'I-ller llokI-r
lo rob the hunk of 97.00".
Denbury Strike Settlement (all: Through.
l).\.\III l:\ . I‘IIIIII . .iIIII. .\ hintelueul
IrIIe llbllt‘ll by it out ot l~ lint iimnufucmrv
crII that under no condition» would they
operate llll‘ll‘ liIriIIrchI moi-pt independent
ol truilr llllltilii. l‘lI‘ia Iiupw Iill tIithrr Iw-
gotlmiuus toward II nettleuient
Wondered Into the Wood. and one.
llAllllUltl). .bin. L'tI II’l‘hI- body of Mim-
Mluiiic l’ltl‘lt‘l‘. who wandered «buy from
her home in Norfolk on Jan. til. Will
found III the wood» not for from her home
by Ii former .‘lllll l’IIriIII- mu Wealthy
and mildly lilIIIIIIII.
I'Iuhlent'u Inert Buy In Hartford.
”Murmur Jul). ‘45. .. l'rI-Iildeni l‘llwo
bin-l made his may in Hartford bl’llll‘l. Al
noon M llIc filunrlil of hill nephew. Police
l 'oIiIIIIbIIIlIIIII-r llIIIItliIgII IrliaIIIvrrIiIepI-M
ldrnl II IIIIl. hl~ rilecllll for \V nuhlngton
Ilium IIIJImII by n lllut.
Mi I II II , Jim 25 wily the prrIIIIiIqu
i-xplIIIIlIIII of a blunt lit Ihel‘ hurry \ullev
IIIIIl milieu. hear \\ IIIIhlIIIlInIIvlllI- [corp
Atchlnwu and David C lIIIIl-r. will IIIlIIIIrII.
wemlrrrlbly burned unit may IllI-
‘l‘ooh Paleo- ln Ill. “'hllk].
(‘lll'Nl'lL hurt». lII.. Jun. '25 IA M
lleanl-lrr. ll Ilrugulel. look It drink of
whinkrin IIIIlIot hiuIlrIig luEIIlll'M that
bod pretinmly IIIIIlIIineIl pohIan llv Illl Il
Immunol-
New Church Ber-ed.
M. l.lll’l~i, Jun. :5 The new Hermon
Lutheran church: caught tire in Home I ll‘
known manner IIIIII «III- completely
«ltrnyed imam Mum
Olney' e Benign-Itch Rumored Ania.
Bunny .lIIII ‘."I, An intimate friend at
Attorney Neill-till Ulnl-y any» that the
talked of Icelgnntlou (It Mr (lint-y will he
mow II loci very soon
rot County Mullen hi ITIIO'.
lIAII \ to M1,}; ll. Jan. 23 -.‘,‘lrpo Sela-
lerll. treasurer of Lincoln county hi short
in hilt accounti- IIIIIIIIi l? mu He had open
turned in sheep.
tutu Home only not Illgh.
l‘l.l;\‘l}l..A!ilI. Jan. 27-. mm iledtunl. II
lnbtll'b of thin stir. it natural gm- Well he.
been completed which Idiom II llama t"
int high. ....
Itntleotlilrntm- til min».
llIII Iirereli. JIIII. 2.3. ~’l‘he Ihiriyuiluth
annual meeting III the W nieru New York
Horticultural society one opened bore
Ito-lone mm It." ill Albee.
Bountoxt irr. ltIIII. ,.lmi on «Fire uteri
leg in a drug «mm hen wiped out. half the
burlnm portion at the place.
wfiimw
Generally clear and my will kick
northward min.
i
IK BROTHERS ‘oLoTHIERs
Visit Our Silllll allll tn Fillies on Goods that are ~
Reduced, Reduced, Reduced
COMSTOQK BROS, MEN’ S FURNISH ERS
. AN
t
NORWALK rAND SOUTH NORWALK.
«BARGAINS IN—
Children’s
zluiis and letters
~~ »ooo
Some 8“"! at just half price;
others less than half.
W
Great reduction in BHILDREH'S
HEEFEHG.
.. 1~~MO-~L
Remember these goods were
bought late and
*lll NEW THIS SHSGH—
Our customers all say we
have the most perfect fitting
Dress Shirt
in town.
Perfect fitting
UNLIUHDEBED SHIRTS.
PRICE 50c.
Wlil'l‘Eondl ‘Iillilllil‘D
Underwear,
\lt‘tl'S
25c. Regular 5w goods.
w._.....-m.._-.
~—-——-—oo
W.A.Benedict
Sentinel Building,
\\ ASH l NGTON "l‘REET
SIIIIilI llIIIwall
We “l|'l'll‘1l'[l)“llFll'll‘.liEI{&Hf:Alllll lll‘lt
ulirnt prI p..irnIIIIIi \ng-mble I I IIII Iu~ti
ltnI II can} of IlilII~.~tlIIII tilllflllll'h IIIIIl lit. I‘III. ul
BnmII-lwuiier. whlhi Ihvyi I~I
”KEEN “Alli“: l'lll'MI‘: t‘ltbfll'i [mi hIIl iii
cur. heavy >1r‘lp,l'll:IIIIIti.l". ~IIII.I- uAIllIl
or” fork»,
NEW l'ltl'Nl‘Zldth'. l'w lb.
A4. for ll’ll'
l'I~.I-.
Tnntlmll lirmid I-I I'.\S.\l".ll
[him good. l’n".
W" ttlll wll the l‘t‘mflllllll‘l‘ III tho- lII 'i.ll’."l’.
llllAl‘. IIl 5:1‘7ll'lllil. Li I 23“" for ‘5'".
To arrive .‘lw‘l‘llll VINEIHII IIIIIIlII from
Porn itrIIpII Wine and bIIhd doun “llll
Hpirr—, “'lll bI- ill. III,
”III ’l'l-iAH Kinny» plIIII-Ae. Unl- irIIII II ill mu.
vin- I-. HIIIIIple-I on m III-III. 7m pIIIIIIII,
llibblelillomsmck
ll llllllTll Mill 8TllEET.
REMOVED
To llo. liltllrolll Place,
l.“ mu M. LAYTON. with lorgeroltlce IIII lit.
ties. wll pleml III continue his wrote no to
note of be barium community in any or big
no: at alone in lentil-uncalled Ito r.
tenmnhlp ’l‘lI-kete. Drum and Money) i mm.
Ind Note rrlh’u Ito.
J. 0. JENNINGS.
Palm llIIIIgoI, liaisinlutdainiu
And denier lr.
lllll Pll’ill lllll Bllllllills
magma-In arm-I Flo. Namath.
Pimple knot mu 1 II tutu: ntyh-r n!
W lam ouldlncr l kl-
50*“le memo p' M: "
oi churrimtnlly Illn-
Iflll‘l’ll “I'll! 8" ll” Bllll
I1 Washington l'lMl
mdmyflomvh if II II , and III in law
I Hull! «MGM»; “welt-Iv from a if' u.
“been III Am
11-.
I.
it will Pay You as we ’wam to Clean Out Before inventory.
D HATTERS,
lliluSlin Underwear
Note the muslin, the making, the trim-
ming ,tho lengths and biedths, then see how the price tags agree.
This week we oli’ei in this depaitment 1 lot- 980 Underwear, eon-
sistiugol liiic White Skills Gowns (.‘hemises, Corset Lovers and
Di IWI are .It. G‘lc lllt'" ngIIIIIIIIIt. No Iiiiiiter what conditionsa
them is IIII probability that Iiinlei wcai oi this quality will ever be
lower: moic likely to be higher.
Ladies.’ Underwear.
“ll 59C Iiili.
NIGHT HGBES“
NIGHT HGBES
NIGHT 30st
NIGHT RUBES :3;le Piliiiiiiiwmgf of Miillllt‘kfl largo slceIesandIlcepcbllar finished with
SKIRTS lI'iIIc muslin, dccp I umbriI ruille hometitchcd, heading of fine tucks.
SKIRTS ‘ll‘llltwlllllfilill. dw-p llouuco IIl' i‘llll‘i'Illtlr'l‘}‘ with liciidingof four tucks.
SKIRTS lI‘inII cambric, with III-up mill» or I‘llllllll‘ll" with wide opcnwork insertion.
CORSET COVERS
GGRSET GGVER Willi; .‘Il‘llik’iiu‘il’. iifiifiofiiéii‘l‘.” “m“ °”“““”‘"‘“’" ““3““
None at the Above Wonh Less Than 750 and'iiom that up in $l.llll.
l” 596 ucii.
TELEPHONE CALL. 57-4.
NllllWlllll BGSTGN Sllllll
Cor. Main and Wall Streets, Norwalk.
lI‘inc muslin yoke of .‘II tucks nI-ck olcevea .Ind yoke trimmed with fine
liambuurg.
Fine muslin, Ioki- of llambiug edging insertion and tucks, neck and
sleeves finished with neat embroidery.
\' skiinped yokcs finished With dcep cmhrmdcry. insertion and eight
Idlt s
lI‘iIic. lmiiuilnlc l‘oinbric.
‘ _ \‘ neck. finished with double row of fine Ham-
burg Inscrtiou.
9
THE lDl PIE OLSEN
8| Washington Street, South Norwalli, Bonn.
9.».
Alpecial Sale to March llih.
[ll ladies” and Men’s Fine Shoes. 38? Pairs
of ladies‘ Turn Shoes Worth, $4.50 ai.$l.lll oer Pair.
THE ABOVE IS THE
BIGGEST BARGAIN Gil EARTH.
.4.
|lllll.‘~' oi lI()lll|.\‘llllly, Mathewson At 0033 Fine Ladics’
Sluice. llllllll' llll‘\l ll'llW‘ slow on lilliltllWfly, New York
400I (‘ilI llIId liiiloIl lilill III l'IIic tlic goods were shipped.
LIIIIIIslIIIII llIIilIIIIInIIII A (‘.II sow: "This is positively the finest
lolol Ladies Shoes cIcI turned out ol our l'ac'.lory” [therefore
bought them. IIIIII lor iIll IlllVS will offer them at. hull price, as
lollouu:
l
IlIII) pairs LoIliIN' button itllll love, welt. pat. tip, worth $5M), at
“in pain: IIIIIliIIII' button, wclt, put. lip, worth. 8t. 50, at 32.25.
W) pnire luldica‘ bullon. l‘. H. lip, worthartfio, at $13.00
Also another loi ll‘lllll l’III'kcI'. Holmes d? 00., III-I follows:
lill‘l palm luldicu' wcll. worth $13.50 at 81pm.
IIIII pnire LIIIliIIII‘ put. tip, Worth 3.50, at 2.0M.
flllll pairs llndiIuI' sumplc llxt‘orde, Ilizm 25 to Ill. worth 2.IIII at Lilli.
100 pairo Lndico‘ Satin lleordu or BIIIIIlIIlII. all colors: nizca N to Ill: worth 3.5” for 1'75,
200 pitire Mleii'eilino Illiocii, m, Lilli,
'iilfl pairs Mott's llluclioro. Worth Mm at 1.25.
”300 palm MIIII’II Goodyear WI-lt Double Solo, worth 3.00 at 1.0“.
WI pairs lllcn‘a Policn Show. worth 2.00, itt 1.5”.
l........4..l.....
TH EO H. OLSEN
$2.6".
South Norwalk ’Oonn
If you vc any doubt whore highest qualities are yoked to-
_, lowest pi Ices compute
arise ‘
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