No periodical ti
(FOR ii) DAYS ONLY) 01"
shots received on this sale.
SW. and J. Sloan’s Fine Smyrna Rugs,
.Wilton and Moqnet Velvet Mats and Rugs,
200 Fine Velvet Hassocks, 49c each.
bio more lace curtains.
STURTEVANT’S BARGAIN HOUSES,
NORTH MAIN AND ANN STREETS, SOUTH NORWAIIK
IIIIIII socIETI IS llillliii
HOW NDllWAlIlI' PEOPLE
THEIR HOIYRS 0|" BASE.
New Cannnn’s Four Hundred give it Sub.
nuptials Done. in “choir Open Home
wKnights of Pyihias Ecol-Im- Mr. and
Uri. Bouklns Surprised.
The social event of the season in New
Canaan was the subscription dance, last
, night. in Nichols' Opera House
,heilisnrctrut from NIIIWIIUII hintiINcI:
walk. Stamford, (Llreenwich. llsuhury
and Bridgeport.
morning,
o'clock, when supper was served,
Jerome May Banjo club
music: Sixty couples were present,
among those from this town being Miss
Annie Cole, Miss Lcnu Cole. Miss Bertha
Stout. Messrs. A. B. Russell, E W.
' Fitch,JuseplI Lowndcs, Hurry Wilson
George E. Cram. l‘. l“. Osborn, A.‘
W. Bette and Jacob i70.’uw.Ill. 'l‘ue rs‘
caption committee consisted of C. S.
Bensiict,l)r.(‘:. ll Kecier..' A. Weed.
F. P. Kellogg, S. “on; floor committee,
L. M. Monroe. Jr.. manager. msistunts.
C. H. Rover.‘S. (J. WIN, 5. ll. l’urd e
C. F. Bates.
The members of Olva Brunch Ledge,
Knights of Pythias. have decided to hold
asociable in their hall in the Swurtz dc
Corbett block, Tuesday evening. Fol»
mary 20th. Music will be furnished by
J. R. Perry, and supper will be served in
the lunch room of Graham. Kelsey &
Ernst‘s factory.
A number of the young friends of
Mr. and Mrs. Arlin Hoskins. of ‘23 Ann
street. gave them II surprise party last
night. Amost enjoyable evening was
passed by the guests engaging i’l the
Vlrious pastimes incident to such
occasions. '
The sociubie, Wednesday Iind Thurs-
day nights, at the home of Mr. ‘nnd Mrs.
R. T. Mavvbcy, West Norwiilk, was a
decidedly successful alfuir. it was
given under the auspices of Iheludics
of the West Nonvuik Illusion society,
and was largely attended.
Mr. Mead' s New House.
Two ladies If this town made (I pleas-
nnt visit in thc fiimily of Frederick
Head. of Notwnlk. lust Friday, and are
enthusiastic over the exqulfiilt‘ fll'l'ilnge'
merit and furnishings of Mr. lilund's new
housc. WhiiI-ilII-y (‘lztlm tii.- house is
not cold in u fllllgllllli".;ll§'l.‘ for from tho
ideal American lliillli‘. their or» little
Iirtistii' lfllli'llt‘i in the IIIti-rior which
lend :I certain iIIIlclinulIic I'lII-cr and
cosine” to llli‘ home life. Another
paintof superiority of this ubodc ovcr
other residences that the liv-
ing rooms are all :It llll‘ south,
making them light and pious
out. We mention this build: in this nay:
inasmuch as both lit. and Mrs. Mead um
natives of this town, iIIiil wo :Irc pli‘uscd
l0 benble in record llII‘qguuil trial» (If
those who urc I‘itlzrli.‘ or i. H'I‘ b ‘v'll rod.-
dents of liicigrlleivl. ’Ioi. “llill’ wv have
been writing t‘illlliiiidlli‘illly II!» mt this
beautiful Nhrwulit homo, up alumni for
got to mention the llzlllli‘I-lll lib» lrlill"rl
who furnished the inforiuiitinn. ’l‘liI-y
were Mrs. John 1'. .‘liilsuud .lll‘I-i Wiliniui
ll. BIIcrs.—~ltiilgi~liiilil I'ri'ss.
i.-
lun peelluix lilamlonl'n lleyIiirlIIiriII.
Mayor valer. (.‘..unciluum .l, .\.
Unborn, Eugen» loyor, l: H .\.l.InI.-. :iIIIl
J. Arthurl’mni-o. (ilIiI-f Engineer l'rowitt
end his two tusinlanls went to Stamford
last night to inspect ilw lire IicpnrtiIII-nt
of that city, with u vii-w to getting him»
to assist them iu the I-oiitunipiutwl rc
organization of the N-lrvt'tlk «lop IrtIIIIIIIt
The visitors worn out tit Iri-v Ile-It
by Chief Engineer llIwmIiI. In tho
fiumfoid d 'pir In h‘..WlloesI1_Ir.-:.ltlitziii
to the headquarters of the: dopIIItmI-nt,
where thuy wurn IIII-t by tinI “'ltl'lll‘ll and
members of the (foiirt of Nominees.
Afteriorimrtiug thI- Iippurzitun and wit-
nessingiirI-splnw to IIII alarm. the visi-
tors Vent uhtcrtuimui iit Isiippvr Iintl Ii
mini hour was stwni.
toyllentertalnment they had fl'l'i'lt‘i‘d.
'l'n "Councilmen.”
The question was asked about the Imgl-
III-rid good IIIlIh. For the purpose of
knowing why they went out of town In
which mm. Whether they got him
{crisis money than n horn“ mun would
dothswork for? Ur did you think he
could and would do the work heiinr. i
can’t use what the girl business III... II. do
with it, on It‘s II i one» lIIIIIlIII as where
you to after your girl. it II the tummy
«'1‘ business h-Iw you spend their money
and when you spend it. i don‘t think
you have any quIliishlII excuse In doing
it. if you betrayed will not be afraid
to soy III, III. Councilman.
“M , TIMI/Iran
”'l‘llml on ’Mflw III»! III...»
Will! Eili‘for nf .‘lrnfinrl Mir 1’ vending
lain-tennis” Stimson the reply of
“councilman“ III "Taxpayer." i took up
Mi Lew Wallet-2' s imitating work.
‘Vl'hsf'risix- «If lmtla.‘ soil an i mid i
serous the following paragraph, the
' "There are
”and foolsw-thlt III. time are plain
of II wise Oriental:
SPEND
II was
a very largely attended ntiuir, guests
The dance was begun
at iio'cloclr and continued until 3 this
With an intermission at if!
The
furnished
Tlit‘ mayor and
council were much pleased with what
till] now and came home full of praise
for the Stomforil fire department imil tho
.. w
wutéowrmss or liliill'liC‘l‘.
Painted by. the Library Auoelotion on the
Death of General Taylor.
At the monthly meetings! the direc-
tors of the Public Library and Reading
Room association, last night. the follow-
ing resolutions were passed:
WIIIIREAII, The directors of the South
Nero-ail: Public Library and Reading
Room have been called upon with the
rest of the community In lament the
death of General Nelson Taylor: and
WHEREAS. We recognize his con-plan
ous services during a long series of years
to the institution under our charge. hav-
ing been identified with it from the be-
ginning. 12ch In on ofliclul capacity .IInd
as a citizen interested in its welfare;
therefore
Ruched, ’l‘hnti
Taylor we mourn t true.
steadfast and untlriog friend of t II li-
brary. instant in season and out of
son in advancing its interests on
tending its benefits through th
munity.
Resolved. That we hereby xprsss our
some of the loss we have s dined in
the removal of a man of such sterling
worth who In so runny ways in his pub-
lit: and private life amongst us,exsm-
plitled the highest qualities as a friend.
us II man and as a citizen.
Resolved. That we extend to his he
reaved family our heartfelt synipdthy' In
this hour of their athletiou.
Resolved That a copy of these resolu-
tions be sent to his family; that they,
also. be entered at length upon our
records and be published In TIIF. Ex EN
II:.I HPNTINEi
CHARLES F. HAIILI I. ‘K.
A. BLANCHARD,
WILLIAM B. REEII.
OLIN Hittocx.
RlCHARD H. (Ioirurx.
LESLIE SMITH,
Jenn J. CAI'AIIIIIII.
Gannon 5. NORTH.
dons H. Lion-r.
\‘f‘ lltlill. EN liHllBA'l‘loN
The Population of tho lit-to Eltlmntednt
it”. 729 Ind Norwalk ”0. I37.
Returns of the enumeration of school
children between the ages of four and
sixteen on October 1. 1803, hove been re-
ccived at the office of the State Board of
liiucutiou from every town in the state
except Middlctown. \Vestbrook and SO-
Incrs. They show a total enumeration.
allowiugthethroe missing towws to be
the shine as lust year, “169,488 children,
1,879 more than in October. 1892. Bali
motel on the ratio shown by the census
of 1890 of 4.63 persons to one child of
school age the population of the state is
now 784,729, an increase of 38,471 since
the census was taken. There are 3.1.36i
children of school age In Fulrlield coun-
ty. and ilfiiii iii Nor-Whit.
lly the census of 1890 the. population
of Norwiiil; was 17.74? and the annular
ution of tho school children four months
lIIlI-r was 3,41%“. Ii ratio of population to
Clillill’rll of 3,08. Figuring on the some
basis ti.» population of Norwallr is now
Emil}, an increase in three years “2,390
TiiI- stutc Iilloit's to towns $1.50 per
your for cacii child between four and six-
“‘0". and seventy-live cents is added
from the nicotne of the school fund.
Normtik iI-illtherefore, receive for 1893
from the stale $3,910 toward the support
of thc public schools.
NilllWALlI' W AS SI-Zf‘llNll.
Fir" of llu- Athletic Clllllrlln for III.
\. \l. f‘ .I. (‘hsnipiminhiln
'l'iiii lirat .Il‘ tili-I-iiniiipiohshiputlilctic
i'vllliI .Ie iwimwn the Young Men's ('llfll‘
iizm associations in l-‘nirlicld county. was
lull in Stamford lilil night. The events
coiuieimi ol' the rope climb. high jump,
polo molt. rum-II vault. and quarter-mile
run The tissociiilioii-I scored as follows:
Bridgeport. l -i-'I’I;.\nrwnllr. 1.497: Stunt
ford 1.2'll: Daniniry. l .09". The Nor
wulk icon) was ill-till” up of Robinson,
licimrilsou. llIIil', Eaton unil McPherson.
llumig illl' high jump. Charles Lord.
of lliiuhury. l'lllilt‘ll on tho edge of the
mat Illlll turned his hug under him.
lIrIIIIliIIII: it in two plum-II.
m Emmi-m With Trumps
’i'Im Imm- ntorm. last night. caused
many tourists to III-ck shelter in tho I'or-
Wllllt trump house. Those who crime
curly were accommodated. but lit B o clock
bi‘lwmm nirty swim-verity human beings
wri- huddlol together In the smiiil room
uiIIvil for their uncomodntlrm. while half
II dozen more crouched in the doorway
shivering from the cold. ’l‘hI-y manned
to reunite standing room insidiiafm n
time. During the night several were
tried togaln admittance, but were un-
successful. Home of the motley smoothly
were old wonders. but others plainly
showed him of respectability and it
«III apparent that they were not on the
road from choice. but from force of cir-
commences.
llrnonsil ll ‘I‘rlnlly like.
Ulsrenco Marshall. aged sixteen years.
II son of (induct Nutshell. 0! Pound
liliigv, was drowned in Trinity Latin. hut
Sunday. lie started from houn- about
it fl clock in the morning. with his skews.
toinspeet some traps halted set about
the shores of the hike Ashe did not
return I mu m Insulated and
about lire o‘clock his body rm found!
under the ice. The ice was broken for
some distance. showing that the young
mm did not give up his life withouls
frsrfui struggle
The warm: is“... which stunt,
follows an Ittrioir of the grip can be per
mnnmtly aural by taking emulates
Id £50 tools. The wise fool gm MW} ‘ will. minimal-:3
train fair In mm panic I7. l I new ‘ it
militiamen-ouch After mm
m hi! mfil‘fi “In" Wlmnhlfl dwtgmm’mmgw “M W's
lam cinnamon «In» cam-nun
hmwummw“ “MM “”3...“ mg:
wwmmmirmm
We.
ELLIS TAKES [Eli BAIL.
ACHAHE IN THE SNOW AFTER A
PLEEING PRISONER.
Junie. Coolidge Join In the Run. an,
uni-outrun III» I.- lo 9qu a ”mm
4'» Prisoner Captor-II to II Wood-in I
and Taken to tho Lockout.
Chief of Police Darin arrmted Jamel
Ellis this morning, on a warrant chug
lug him with drunkenness and branch of
the peace. The writ was issued lost
not seen again until to tidy.
(thief Dunn took EllIs into Justice C.
‘ It. (.‘oolidge's office and left him there
while he wont out to see A ltorney Walsh.
. Shortly after the chief departed Hills
_ ambled up to the stove. stood there for a
moment. then walked over to the inn
tice, who was seated at his desk. and
iaughlngiy remarked, "Well. Doc, l
guess you don‘t want me any longer,"
and then made for the'dodr.
ilk—Burgess Sutherland and Engineer
C. N. Wood were in the office, but did
not notice Ellis. Mr. Coolidge jumped
at him. however; and managed to cltch
hold of his coat tails. Ellis freed him-
self and started down stairs with the
judge in pursuit. Half way down the
fleeing prisoner missed his footing und
went down the rest of the way head over
heels. At. the bottom he picked himself
up and started up Main street on II run,
the justice still pursuing him.
Officer Northrup. who had heard the
commotion. came down out of his house.
Ellis passed him, and seeing the justice
come pulling along the officer surmised
that something was up and started after
the escaped prisoner. He called to Ex:
policeman Timothy J. Howard for assiw
tance and they chased Ellis as for as
School street. Here he gave them the
slip. but they tracked him through the
snow to achiclren coop and thence to a
wood shed in the roar of William Mont—
gomery's residence.
Ellis refused to come out and gave. the
officers II hard tunic. Mr. Howard ren-
dered timely assistance Iintl tht-y shim
Ind the princner headed towards the
lockup. lie resisted several times until
Chief llsnn came up and the three of.
floors took Ellis in charge. lie was lock-
ed up under MOO bonds until Monday
morning.
llAT'l'ALIoN llltlld.
()tlicers and Men Commended ivy thw
Colonel for their Credltnbln Work.
The battalion drill of i‘ompnnics l" and
his the armory. lust night. Wan 00le
rounded by Major licndric. I'Iiptain it.
ill Rose commanded the right company.
and i‘nptain A. .\. lletIII the left con»
puny. First Lieutenant Wilcoxson the
right center company. and First LII-own
nut lloyle the left cenlvr company.
in thr- second part of the drill l'IIpmin
Itosc was placed in command of the
battalion and Second Liculenhnf lntson
took command of the second company,
llnllflt'l'fll’ld Lieutenant l’t'nl'llnitiull the
third company. The movements wen»
wcll executed. uml pnrticulnrly in in View
of it being the tint iIiltuiion drill of the
season.
The drill \Vllrl illa‘pt'.‘l.I‘Il ll} lululir'l
Frost. who common-led llll" nllivnw llnIl
men for their very creditable wow.
HOI'R‘l 0P PLEIMIRE
[slin- It Music III-Ii. 'l’ovnlght flushing
nr Iloyt'n "porn "on"
it lei vooclinnfml to but few of us to
break down the harriI-r between
the H"Pn iInIi unseen world. rind «le
before on ililillPlli'I- in brilliant»
iy lightoi mom thaw rvflll‘ Ill
Illt‘ mII'VI'lI‘IuIi which Wf‘l’l' in will
times associated with llllfknt‘ud and my.
my. if not (tt’lmiI Itself. and which haw
commanded the lob-mt lln'lfllfli‘iflilll'fl
the imagination of men. women and
children alike from the i‘lll’llfll’. times.
Kellencosliy the llrnt of modern mu
melons. is tonppeur tit Music Hall. in
night. fresh from ii long and triumphant
moon in llnly'n New York theatre. nmi
with the some performance and mm:
pony which thorn woo IIIIrlI hourly
praises from tho critical siiillanrm
Among the features which he will intro
I
II
«is of tlIIIIIrtrlf the modern magician.
linsnillfn. Oliver Bryon. who sp-
purhomliiml‘hslism or Myles.“ on
ill. evenings of l‘ebnmy 2 m! It, an ill»,
opening storm tlon III lioyt‘n Theatre. on
not Imknown. by any mom. to Km
wslhthutre-gom. amt it III not ml
Mannheim-boom be warmly n»
solved, as the advance sole of mu null
cots they will he Apart from them. It...
stints-rm in tile piece moms III
Arthur J. Ifwklsy who lmpemstvs
Dr. Janet. As the hypnotlnt who cur
class each on influence over his not fit”
Emmi" tit?" “with "I.
II o no In In
simmtiadonetobsmutt dictator
lstnmlltytbsmohm out not
. restroom w
giww gem... J'II twang!
[beamed m
Benson-saw boimil, who no
command for the trauma work they
perform.
IIIIIIIIIIIIIIoi or moi-II
A large number of ladies Iran genito-
InsII tumbled» the strain! or Slim
(’me name (m at the trel-
Noreeber...hnt.l§llh- ultimo sedans.
duoshsrv for the that time on some Inst ,
l‘l'll sternum: Blwilll.
The [lo-buy “MW lull" has collapsed
and Dion M an flung ”sell
The Dunbury Hot Trimmers‘ 'mocls-
lion met last night and finally mind to
allow manufacturers liberties on m.
shines in the trimming department
This is the fourth tints thatitha union
has met for this purpose. and every time
the concession has been voted down.
This action locum the opening of Ile
km to the trails Monday. ’11in are
the smallest factories. however, employ:
in; too Mode. The other factorlrm have
unions, and are III-ginning to movies
many applications from the hut unions
for wmlt. Amongihmlmmm urn tum
membersof the joint ermitlve commit
tee of the trials. it is stymied that by
Monday desertions will be general.
All maple in the city not ”19li of
the unions. and many who do belong to
them.oro jubilant at the prospect of n
speedy resumption of business. Friday
flhcrilf (Irofut mm] tbm- attachments
on business houses and four foreclosures
on account of the inspiration clue to the
idleness of so many maple and the lth
of businm in the last two month».
NEW f'ANMS.
llumlars visited the residences of T.
W. licnedict. George il..lel|lll, “corps
E. Raymond. Andrew lleruain. F. M.
lilies and Jamie ffiarit one night this
week. Nothing of value won token from
say of the houses. in almost every one
entrance was gained through a window.
which was left open whenthclmrulnl’
deported. and a candle was used no
light, burned matches mi tall/1w mm
being found in every place.
One day this week, a men entrrml W.
H. lxinmilury‘a Cafe atom and thought»
lessly left his ymcketlxmk. containing
more than $1145. on a sugar barrel.
few hours II wildmyed, highly excited
and thoroughly alumni man from
Noni. Stamford guw [I’Mlllvr evidence
that he was ”murmur of the hell wraith
't‘lw rntws Pfh’llhyf‘ll by l-‘nnrin &
('o, begun work this creek. it Is I‘X'V‘CI—
ed the shop will luv running Hfi full titmI
next VI I-I-lt
II, II liirilonli iiilml It l'uuriilltiaix».
neerltiqhty two years.
MR. CHILDS' LAST HOURS.
The" Wu . bullion than: '01 the
Worse In ltlr (audition.
l'llil IIIIJHIM .ln:. if The condition
(If Mr ileorgi- W i Elli/l0, ”It! l‘iiilmleipllilfl
;lIIiIIIIIiIr..piIr and piibllsiwr IIl Til: Pub
in“ Ledger. soddndy «Illsugnl fur We. went.
and It l< ”portal “w the nifnpird’fil are
so. ll on to can“ the gtnvn' IiIIInvIlrIe-s n-
Il'l the result
Mr. I‘hilds We. .Irlrun while in his"!
fire in The lrdgi-r building awn! If!
lit-II ’l‘iIIIr-ulay mi. what we- tbsn pm
nniimml In. nttm it .It urtlgu. arising from
lorligestlun it was rnmuml tumour. s!
the time that Mr. Chilrh‘ Ilium: Wlw spa
plectlc in its nature and the: his frlsndn
were wry «Illritmu u in the ultimate n
suit. Tlll" woo confirmed I few days ill”
by an lnluillnculmht from his phyhli ism.
wlm “hurriedly ailmllifil that the attack
WM accompanied by purlinl parslyulsuf
the lowrt’ limb-I it was also silniliied
that. Mr I’hlldq heel suffered or low mm
previous “inch of a similar I harw In
After being removal in l.» Ilty home at
'l‘wmtyumxul and Walnut “"th ilr
I‘hlltis rallied Incxcwhni. but. ha has been
under the column! turn of .m [is I’mto
lIoIily and Home ever time. ”no crib!
other (If these physicians ”Indicted um
niamly of his twister. Imi iIIIlistlno were
issued twin- a day. giving II statement of
the mourns of the my ’l‘lwu have ”Mfr
siiy been of II "muting flrllill'fl. hut it
w» Iiimm' universally iwlirmi tho: the
rhancrs of Afr l hsldi' ultimata "cavity
worr greatly lessened by nit-mi «If hinge
and the nature of his illnwI 'fhslmilstiasv-
luau-cl for rim past thus.» (not days wrrw
unusually l‘llrflllfl‘ to im friends. lira but
wont Friday morning Ming it... mvai in
v-Irnbiw of any since he lmrms Iii
'l'he phyilt'lhml In rlIIm r-f them» Its
clitml lvl give any Ilflnli- Ian bitch II In-
r-nniriiwl ii. the inhibiting isilletia 'Mr
(with him not lrnpmmi “in “militia"
hits immuls a serious om ’
M the 0M of The Pub!” lmlun l‘ was
Wilbur nothing him." III-I. this we»
known. but that mumm- mfnrmnlluo
would he i'i'll5hlIWl at the ”all“! vim-tide
"('m*u‘e
Mrs. i'bllda. the only Mini-III of Mr.
llhii lw’ immediate family so" an adopted
sum. was It. his inert-I0. having tannin-d
(mm the“. l' III-wiry ham: st Woof“: «I II»
iii'w' III-*9 of h" bilslnful II Kill?“
TRYING TO RUE! CARS
Dem-um “Item not the rum lion
III mun.
nmmmmr. "me in... n in I'm
this company. double in Isiah any unn-
with the «dim starlet this can with
sunshine m 1’»er uni «In...
with '3) policemen W the mile W
ms cosh cm The lint or» was set his
«lord. Ilium." II but pea-Isl III: «me
gathered out Man the m m m
m rum «plum II on mocha! u m
on flavour“ M nintmrileno pistol span the
Inn
tints-III" Arutrltiummi Arthur I lie-II
bus. and I his Minimum the W
roam. n In start um um humor»
lsfmtdiflhwmwnmtmmnio;
Tk’l‘mtmmmmtom-
mmMmmmsnu-s with
,mommm no tbs Marl.
sunny... mm... .lishmmlent...el ,._l.l.‘l‘l,',‘.
inn
.
lilsil ilur Sue and lid Pilots on tools that are
Reduced Red need, Red uced,
ii will Pay You as we want to Clean llul Before inventory.
COMSTOCK BROS., MEN’ S FURNISHERS
AND HATTERS,
This is the time for low prices
and we have them in our
' Children’s
Bl'S
MOM
Wenre not cleaning out :In
oldIItock. All
llEVl tIIESII roots
lilii STYLES‘CUBBECT
‘>
Don't fail to see our
children’s llilil Pants,
250.,
before they are all gone,
have all sizes now.
at
We
W-
ileII's Furnishing Goods.
iialsandilaps
.0.
W.A.ilenedict
Seminal Building,
W .\I~'lil\'(l’l‘li.\'.
”i ll P'F‘l‘
South lloiwalli
A (3000 SELLER.
WEST INDIA
Spiced Vinegar.
Inn to liar-l \ In III ll maintain pow rIwo
win: v are." but ml drum mil. “0-? lu-lm
“III... 1’)... Iritnhlnulun of Immrtml splIIIII
tm tilt yrulurtiun of this hur- rinegar hm
has IIII ltnlly maul! arm your. or exprrl
mm. The "Milt 1.. an almllntnl porfmt
litvmvil 'lwsr rel-Months hum ml dim"
and no» III-(mount the We." in. lo Huh-II-
Ar unit lulnmnw mmbinnnml lIIIn II mun
hamummmli arnr. ll; the nu calm-cum
nun III-Hedi; blame: I III the only Vin»
w you hut. "1mm hon Iim will throw on
the mm frat-booths! Ilium u when will
Vi town not on "yum. this. mimlfl III unborn
m Ilmi mu Ill-kl lenlIvor and! mod
"sunny" will minty the most f Ilium
wry tmyr mung-In and III-lie for
my... Turn it. on will sum-it lIIII W
In; ”Wilson: “III. E Ill IIrIiI- -r (I I more
lliliblaliilomslocli
ll WITH Mil ITIEET.
neiovsn
to II. I win-II rum.
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l n IIIIIIIIIs
. hm hmfiflllintl‘utlu
“Wit.
new in cups
um I!!!“ “till! III!
II WWII-m
mmfimluhmmhfl tron this
Iridium-y Wis-nine
NORWALK AND SOUTH NORWALKI
' llur desire to sell Is
0’
this size:
Kitchen Department.
19f) FlhllII‘III: ‘I.
lei-Isis ii.
I 9“! L'plnt m Ipint l-LIIIIIIIIiul (‘IIIYIe
i'ota (It liIrI rite curl.
' 90 l quart l’IIrrI-liiin lItII-l Killlu tor
ltlcinte l‘fli ll
1 9"
(‘L’IllHl‘Lk'lII
9( No. 11 .lIIpIIIInI-vi I'I.;Il
rents cut-i...
I ill-quart Hilllllll'l M- i.
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chIIsI-Iuii.
' ’Il'hrceil mien lli‘nl imperial Ammonia
tor llli cm».
I‘..2.-r I-lh, ~l/.I> II! l'-I
XII p III Nil. In“! in
llIII'H III i'
ll’fiii h'i iiler‘
I‘.III~ .Il ill
tents Natl...
L7 (‘rumlITrnv Iimi lliI: unlillct‘ or I
I oloru for llu- rillr.
l' li—lucli \‘Illun \‘appie I'I llll'r miI
Wet-lilt-
l' LLIIIIurt Mill. (him, will. -It\t‘7.01llln
lllcvtitn.
1 91' Round l’ziexttiblo l’l‘lll" {I ‘.ll- . In."
II' -forlli Iinls.
llo not l onlenl y. llrS-t'll pill. the Hit rc tend
ingot thw- iIeui- but bring Inir IIII I . um
slur-1“.» I-Iu nII'l )- 'i ii pm I:
Domestics.
Tau-nudii lIIIlf)Il- I~l um "I-
‘lllllnl l-l: mull fur ill. till I.
‘ T m IIIrIlII “l"fll lii‘il i".Ill‘
I.‘ix..l..«uil-~ infill“ I.II~
I )IirIlI I-Iilrn will! lI
III. If r lWIIIi «
and II lIIIii' Ids.
Ail II Iviiiglmzu 1. Ir iilt I .
lit turd-It :‘IiIn Kl Ii 'iI‘Illl l'\. iiiw
pull-:- 5.)" li'l l’lie'tm
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if you lirI-
400
(iii);
liOill'lll ilIIIIII. and for
follows:
Lounsbuli. Mathewson .l’: (lo says:
lot of Ladies Shoes over tIiiIIoii out ol out iiiitmy” l therefore
“iii oil'oi them at hull price, as
WE ARE AWARE THAT
People are now looking for Bargains
and we Mean to Satisfy Them at Our
Come here To-day and see What a look may save you.
This is the comparative
size of Prices:
1 9"
I 9"
I 9"
.l-
.3.
Extra licnii lIlI~IIIlle sheeting
Innis “ill? Ilt lite-elite ti rm]
1 9f FIItfirFi-IIIontiis, Bl inrlIi-s «more
hIIIIIIni-d. III r l‘lcl‘. s.
”luoysriln llclfoiil I‘nI'Ii worth 15
l.
‘9 1“llll‘«li\‘lfil,lilill‘ll' I.
Comi- quirkli. III you'll nil-I I- but )iil I :.I Hi
:1,
19‘
m190
Muslin Underwear.
1 9i} Iorntti .Iursof illil,‘ ( mnbrlc. Iiith
high neck. ii to la anti llunbiiru
lrimuilticuil lilr" .- Huh
1 9L lr‘Illlt‘“. [)rIIII'yIIII. with good luil'
liu \llllll‘lili~ liltt‘flizilllitlll‘.
1 9C
(hiiilren' e Apron~ White Swish.
IIiIh lace trimmed lollies over
hllultlilt‘vh. sizes ’lu incurs. lllI- is each
1 9f: La«.'llcs and Miser». \aw lllm \miii-
int: Citpti. only 19' I-Vts. Cm‘ll.
VERY SPECIAL. . ,
i‘ lIoI Lutiiiw' Wald.- fnuI-y “onion
goods VIIIM.I and nlretua lined
throughout: regular priw i,l ‘5": specinl tor
Iiiia «All lli‘rilil‘I
Hosiery
1 9L 'IiliIinIr~ LailiIII' itrimil Hllét‘ full
regiiitir Iiiiulr. and ninth ii’ l‘lhl‘ II
pulr M llll‘ nab ttm pulrx fIrlliI III.
‘9(‘ 'l'wzupiir» lIIIdiI‘s Flifll ill :I-‘li How,
plain or drop stitch III I!Ii~t~
1 9I‘ Twopnirs I-f Meti'- FI-Iiliiivw ‘viniv it
will how, r. r HIM.
'l‘l. ~iiI~ \lI II'I- lulu ._ Hall H...»'
.1 ‘
II-Jliini' liiuiic. Mr {I
19'; ‘
1 9' i‘llHL‘l'id'lllV‘l‘ll; ilnr ill
I in It [on F [H lliIcIII-Iili :Ill‘
if \ll‘I III 'il pin infilllltfllll I1. good .. “t: iIqu
Iiimw l in rli mi on ilIi~ pnpur ilu allil'l'
Iiilli .lIII-I llt NFJ“ I-nouplI I.. tl’f'IlTlllliml‘l'fi
'..I "l" Illi"!"i.
Fancy Goods.
~§.\ «rind of \\'Ii~li l".
in? i'.‘ li‘lll“.
.. Iiili. llait
:~ ‘tl‘fi from We
us-s—L-n-L-a-L-L—I-‘a-a‘d
19'
MAIL ORDERS.
occooqowooo
(900
1 9‘
1 9f,
Just note the above values. and on will see
I in new 9»in of getting here snrlyln
C
, ,- A n a.
L"
19"
l i. ‘l . . ' (
.ltrl.OlIIt'l\ - Iii
..iII-Iiiic tlii 'i'win Citic~ tr) o'iir \lnil Hnlcr liepnrtmcnt.
got illI llllhllll logo of all special sub 3 if orders are l‘i‘Ci ived before the goods are all sold.
' F'lllllllllwrn' 'l’urltul."
w I
Four I Ribbon. brisk! animal
in “ (1e. {brill
Three nrds Ribbon on In colors.
1'4 in tilde. for 190 g 4‘
Five Children s or Lmlies' Handkeh
chiefs. for llii
Two Lorilee Punt-y Honilkechlcfs.
for Plot
The Fancy Jaipniitso till} Handker-
chiefs. for Jtcs.
Four Men « Handkerchiefs. white or
{menu for 190
the day.
"stuns.
'l'lIIee letes of Colored Feoili r
Stitch guild for 19m. 2
Two pairs of Spoon Bu k (‘orsei
Clasps. for 19c. :
Threeynrds Fancy Colored Elastic.
for lilt.
"1E0 spools Glasgow Lace Thread for
Three pieces limit Velveteen Bind-
Iuir. for llicls.
Two dozen fin-sis steels. any size.
for W (‘ln’ -
(‘hniicof our entire 101 of Echinors.
at l‘icent-I II pair.
1'“, lpUOlbi Ion \Il' Black Sewing
Silk. for lilo.
line but. I;IsIIIiIIl.~II ll bu it Silk Tni t.
In lilcents
Pins, for lil
I ehls
Filivu mini“ Il)ll rml l): Irniuz (fill
ion. for in. is.
Cimiisofniire iineot l‘nncy Buck
lee. at iii 1 is.
Tim dozen 'l‘rima Donna." Hair
ITriInpers. for l!‘ cts
Fun: 5' Silk iliirtt-I' Elastic. all colors.
til i" I'l~. :1 yard.
Um lot (lUlUL‘: Biushes.
quality III I'M-cuts such
good
Mail order customers
.4-9».
llll (lays
pulls {of Louuslluiy, Mathewson tit 00
hliocs, IIIIiIic I'm” l lulu; stoic. on llIo-Iidwuy, New York
that l'IIichI lust below the goods wcic shipped
“This Is positively the finest
THE BOSTON STORE,
Corner Main and Wall Streets, Norwalk.
T iii DORE OLSEN
Bl WaSlIingion Street, South Norwalli, Bonn. ’1
A initial tale to March l5lll.
iii Ladies” and Men’s Fine Shoes. 38? Pairs
ill Ladies’ Turn Shoes Worth, $4.50 aI.$|.65 ner Pair.
THE ABOVE is THE
BIGGEST BARGAIN (ill EARTH.
.’s Ii‘ine Ladies’
Willi pill-Til lIzIIiiciI' but on and into well. put. tip, worth 35.liil,nt $2.5“.
loo pairs LIIIiiIIII' button, Willi, put. tip, worth, $4.50, at 312.25.
Inn pnirs Luclies’ button, f‘. S. tip. worthe‘l. 50, at $2 00
Also another lol iioIII l’zu',kci' Holmes .i' (30., as follows: .7 )5
100 pairs lImllt-s Well. Worth $3.50 (It thus.
Int) pairs [Indics' put. lip, worlii 3.50, tit 2.0”.
mm pairs IIuIiieII’ sample ileoriie, sizes 23 to 4}, worth 2.0” at Loo.
iiiii pairs iIaIiies’ Satin Oxfords oi- Sandals, nil colors: sizes 2". to -I l: worth mm for 1'75,
200 pairs Men ’slline shoes, at 1.00.
3le pairs Men' s iliiiciiers, worth It 00 nt 1. ill.
200 pairs Men s Goodyear Welt Double Sole, worth 3.00 at em I.
WI pairs Men s Police. litmus worth 2. 00. III. 1.5"
aw‘ou... up: .I. can“... a
I
TH EO H OLSEN,
South Norwalk
Norwalk Chronicler