Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, January 30, 1894 · page 1

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FOR ONLY, A m DA'ITS WHORE.

WHITE, 11on A111 IAAAAI AIAAIAAA In,

w. and J Sloan’. 8 Fine Smyrnas,

Moquet and Wilton Velvet Mats and Rugs,

Few Velvet Hassocks Left, 47c.
STURTEVANT’S BARGAIN HOUSES,

NORTH MAIN AND ARE STREETS, SOUTH NORWALK.

AAA llOllllWlTll CESAR.

tm steers llllll'i'llltl or run
A AIAIJIACQLIAIIMAAAA

A llut Prolltnhlo and hell! Outlining
It OM lulu of III. mm; new. on my.
“luv-u W and In» 191m
In. President Seward.

‘ The decidedly inclement weather. lest
evenlng.dtd not prevent the members
of the Chnuteuqun Union who braved
the elements to attend the meeting at
the home of the Misses Stow, High
“not, (rem having it most profitable
.sndrocinblo gathering. in the absence
of the prerident,ltev. 0.51. Seward,
0.0., the vice-president, Misc Lillie (letr
let, presided bliss Scott read an ex-
ceedingly interesting letter from the
president, who. although still muttering
fremnrecent accident. tilled the pages
with original ideas and witticisms, and
next to his presence this kindly letter
evidencing his interést in and remem-
brance o! the Chautauqua circle,
was Appreciated by the members more
than anything elre [msihly could be.
The president wee givwi :1 vote of thanks,
A end the secretary wan AiAtAettruetod to send

Iletterto hint. in behalf of theoircle,
supra-sing their sympathy,

The evening‘s programme. on the
topic,“An llour with CAI-liar," opened
withn papa, "C5413! as :1 General and e
Bhtelmnu,"ruimirably handled by Pro-
fessor E H. Wilson. .A\ male quartette,
consisting of l). E. Dishrow. W. J. Let
landJl, A Holsters and ll 1’. Morgan,
than sang. the selection lining reuderud
waccnptnhly that they were obliged to
. respond to an encore. "The (In-m ol
ShukesgmAAre,"upaterby Bliss Clark, of
Kiss Baird‘s institute, in which she com-
puted Caner AAAtlA other Slmkespenrinn
Charact rs. Alenntul lhlt she p AAA-Arson
sthorough lino At. 11,;A of tin euluet‘ t and
imparted it in it most pl- 11911;, . w by file
malequartoult r-lllli'llll hummer A--n_juy
ahh- wlrction. and Arthur B. Rusmll
read an extremely mall W“!!! 11 paper on
n ”Charon!” Sketch of L'sunl‘."

The next meeting of the Union will he
hold to the lecture-101.111 oi the [liptisl
«hutch. on Slonnlny owning, February
19. It willooneistof :A lwcturu mitten
by Mr» Coo. At (.‘Wfld (mm. “hich
willberenxl by it A, “0|an nud illus
tram! with the slcrt’optimn by I! 7 it
(A. Sheremd.

MIDWAY l’IrAlSANl‘lI.

their old EuppI-r hy the Lntllen o! the
Con‘rlgntlonul (Thltrrh ‘I'n night

A now] and highly attractive {AAAA- \\ ill .

he held this l'flflllllg by thz- l:1l1~~, of HA.-
tjtmgyA-gnlioml choroh. .SAAA'A ml nation
“I Keener! njpndt'liting AAthlAitrt ill .11“ by
dillrmmt tautmhztlilivs .11 the Midway

I’Itt'tsance at tlw World's Fair, have been .

arrangement] «All he lAAvlh instructive
and intrmsnog. .‘An lmlAzt tAAAA hullfit‘.
finder: and Swim b ulh‘. :1 Japanese
booth and :1 .‘AluoriA-h palace will he
Almonvthent rAA-tA-Alm. All of this. or
apt the Moorish palnrv, may ha 501‘" by
"It: visitor in! {it's mlruesiun iv» 0! it‘ll
wants. There mil {lift lw :AAI Egyptian
lamb with "I’l’IHIFU mi Mann-AAA ll

At ill“ peat liv- u'lemk :1 turkey «up
per mil lmnrrnl by tho iiltlil‘li in the
insulin-m gvlfillf‘. :1! Min \‘A'l’j low lll‘lt'l'll‘
twenty-ti“: m-AAt- per plolu, l~A :‘rvmn
and limit". AA Sl)‘ I... “‘14 fur lillw'll
cent».

The pftfhihol (h:- l'IilIll'Il havi- ilt't‘n
prettily Aleearntul. all'I no All Art “All he
wind to make all who attend l‘w-l
thoroughly repaid for Alon»; Am and to
sin everybody nn A-njAAyIAhE-u-».m.1l tum,
Blunt)“: will It" front IhA AAIIA'AIA Almr ml
the church only.

aim.

BIOIIMHCI’AM'I‘ I’ HAN.“ ll .\ I.Ii.

nu. Turtle" Company ltoymttul an
Annual of the lltrllie.

Hridxrtnrrtpeoph- Am- iAAAyt'HtliuA.‘ llw
Traction cemmny.und in «wile of the
norm hardly n [W'flut'r rmId' in the

‘ can yesterday 11ml l' day. 'l'hv mm AtriA
drown by four ham and among the
nowdrirm Iron number of men who
were empmyed with tho llnrnmu dt
Bailey their last reason :11 d who, having
nothing to do this winter, up. Izml to the
Traction tummy for millions.

(maul tuft-rid thutho thought the
want rm now over no in: u lnwlmnm
rammed. and that the cmnpnny
would he shared n. Ann-min its mud
without lawlrrtttce "We hnm men
W.” he «Aid. "and are now running
an on s tenAmlmAw whedulu."

The mthpltly dimeollnued running
Minot More dork. erAtnight. A InuAr
”tinge! cltiunr it called for tonight
waster-Alec AAA» mm why the Traction
my.” does not fnltlll the roqnimnwuta
M ill ell-rm.

MI“ We. to Blame met...
no, thyme pm the orchortn and
MAM 8t. Hurt church AA sleigh ride,
H night. to limos-7': Point. There
was thirty-nine in the party and they
m three big sleiglm. Artlvlng st the
hurl they um welcomed by [Millard
Man. and the big house AIIAAA thrown
file M. The municinm were m
We! by their instruments, Illd
“in *fl is pm in themed
fly Aim line. At midnight the
“late the dining mm, when
, “1 mph! lulu to n bountiful
' ‘ AM the midst clawing Am
“m, Mir Ava-wetsuit AMA
w W 1le m W for
in. Smith Duane been»,
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Selectmen Illl lei-d VINO-ll “but”
the Ive-lo. um Wu.

The evening school Wm ht-
tween the Selectmen and the Ballad
School Visitor- instant/M. them
tslennthstnlsht'o ”daunting «the
Selectmen and United Vldtorl w
settled all diam! that may have
refined.

There were present We)“ Buy
mend and Dubai and BehoolWIi‘ton
Cure“, Blanchard, Keith, Austin, Olav
stead and Mend. Selectman Rsymond
“Y“ elected chairman and Charles Ohm
stead, secretary.

Alter a discussion it was voted that
all bills contracted for the rapport at the
evening schools be entitled by the Act‘
lug School Visitors and contained by
the auditor of the Board of School Vill—
tors before payment, Ind that the "on?
log schools be furnished the some class
of supphes as the dny schools

THERE HAS BEEN A Ill'fl'll

‘I'o-Dny' A1 Sim-tint: Among the national
Dnnhury.

A Danbury dispatch “ya: l-‘iye of the
twelve Danbury but manufacturers who
are cndenvoring to conduct their show
independently, are running with about
20 per cent. of their old help. The other
seven have note. sufl‘icient number with
which to start up their drops.
There. has been a hitch tn the
arrangements by which the. m
malning six of the eighteen lactation
controlled by the manufacturers’ associa-
tion, were'to have opened an union shop!
yesterday morning. The union required
that these six firms should take back all
of their old employee, and the firms re~
fused to do it. The labor lenders and
managers had a conference all the fore
noon and at noon the firms consented to
take back their help It is probable that
thA v willatnrt up to- day.

3| ETIIODIS’I‘ “WITH?“ '1

It wtll 0mm Apr-ll 4. In "to Noun-ml Au-
nno Church. Brooklyn.

'I‘hAA, New York East conference, which
hold its last session in llanbury, will on!»
mm in tile Nostrnnd Avenue church.
Brooklyn. April 4th. Bishop Flute: will
prA-Aidu. The New Haven Palladium.
commenting upon the conference, any»:
The nppmach of the date of the sen-
stun of conferenee. in former yearn. was
theeignnl among Methodist people for
speculation :11 to the coming pastor. (or
under the. rule which obtained turnout
of every three Methodist ministers were
oompellml to remove to other fields
l‘lAAAn l‘umx‘ the two year plan with the
print-.49. if asked by the official board
11nd approved by the biahop. of amateur
f 7r tlu- third year to the chem. All
this Hollanged now and Methodist minv
lulel‘fl are sent to a charge for three years
and may he RHOWP‘II to remain lira years
in Cities.

'l'ln- itinornnvy has many mlvocnton,
11nd not :1 few preachers high in church
councils were opposed to extending the
term beyond the three yen-f limit, but
tlAAAleymon were in favor of thalonm
period by 11 large majority. and they pm
Animal Innirclmlma In the general one
ftll'l‘lllH‘ with such form that the amend-
nAAAm was mndo.

AltlllN HINGINH 3015""!

The no-xillwru In" A Morry‘llmn fit that!
"all [AMI Night.
Fully mwuntydlve people braved the
storm. Innl night. to attend. the boll at
tln- AriJn Singing society. held in their
hall on llmhmn street, Protease! Vow
It‘l‘ furnished mnuio, and refreshments
wen! Hl'rVWI during the evening. The
Ann-anion wmA At very merry one and those
pl‘l'lll‘nt thoroughly enjoyed themlmr.
The next event given by the Allele
will be their Imtsqtlerltde hall, on To.»
runry $21!. whit-l1 will he the market
Iiluirever given in town. :11:de is
III-inn eagerly lIAA‘Alch forward to by m
the 'AA who enjoy fun and domain.

"honing AA! Noyt'o New an" loan.

"The lletirt of Africa." with Mr. and
Mn. Oliver Byron in the Mm m,
comes to lioyt‘s 0me Home for the
opening Attraction Friday“ with u
matinee Elstunley elm {lb lb!
lrln live ectA, the W“ M mm
laid in southern Among: 52:.”
ion of the second ”I. Mb.
of the pley moves to M '15!!!
AA ample ml for 1m than I.
amusement in I plIy Mn with m
so interesting scientific subject a
hypnotlnm, as does "The Elem ,6! Am-
en.“ 0n Suturdey night Mr. and In.
Ollvor Byron wlll be seen II their W
Ann comedy sum, "The m."
which ll expected to mm m the
ordinary lateral. owing to ii m
plot. consistent (on, cute-d at my
and mall-tie Ind wheeled M

rme-n ”A

blrthdny of Ame-He m m

ltnao'eleeklnmfimwwfl
he an tut-mung m that
hour being may“ with my
pupils, end the til. ”I.”
hit mount m Mhfiw
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CLOTHING Ill IiElllllll.

AN APPEAL 730' 7RD} IONA“!!!
01' Till RELIEF ”'SOIIIBIV.

limit. tht; aim;uta. Moo-m

m In. loud or Oneal-rm
We! Ion Ion-”louvre”
nun-u Arm Mun.

The mom of the Belle! l'ioclety at
Booth end But Norwnlh find from the
reporuottncvtaltonmttnereks
(not demand for clothing for small
children of both can, under fourteen
yum of age. An urgent Input Ar mode
for underwear, enter garments. stock-
ings, than, etc All who have melt nrtlA
else to denote an particularly reigns-ted
Inland them in immediately. as only by
prompt action on much ennui»; be re—
lieved, nod in my cum sichmbe
"cried. PM can be left with the
superintendents II the Llhrnry, between
10311-112 n An., ornttltutorootW. A.
Medicine 'l'mA Sunset bulldlngon
Washington street.

Solicitors of the society will plane ob
serve this notice andmnkennltnmedt»
stecflart to chain such donations. Vial
tern Anny expect replies to this appeal,
and can call on the angerintcndenu for
articles needed in their districts.

Printed copies of the r-onatitution end
toy-laws of themiety can now he had of
the capaintmlenta. ‘ List of solicitor-
and visitors no: glreninthepunphlet.
together with the dlatrh'tu unsigned to
each.

Sour-Ill to lure AI Ballot society.

The mmrnittee appointed by Mayor
Kaela! to“ organize a permanent relief
committee met in the pellets of the Sor-
walk club last night and thoroughly diu-
ml the subject. There were present
Ilayor Kevin. Councilmen J. A. Planet».
Rev. ii. II. Watkins, Ker. IV“. E llohhinu,
new 11mm, and l'. l". ‘l'rnstmnr. lte
grate were mul {rem ltev. W. J. Slocum.
who was : unvntrlnbly Aleutian] out of
town. He informed the committee that
he Would heartily endorse any fwtlufl
taken by thorn. The mmmrttee decided
to all 5 public Mtifl‘ to he held at the

Atlnwnm, Wesley night. to organize

spermnent uliel Width)”. ltAer, S.
H. Wnthim and minim Tfiltlflm were
sprinted n mmmitw AAA formulated
plan of action nrnl mutilation It be
promoted at Aha.- mung.

DIIOI’ AT Tl": I'mfllAil'flllt.

‘l Attempt and. I» Istlt ll:
'lfl. 0| Millard.

Some unknown [Minn made to Rt-
Aempt to About Penman»: llrhlwln. 1‘
Milford. whihv he Aim at AA arts in] Its
ethos.

About 7 o'clock :A bullet uhizml past
the pmtrnaam'a writ nod rain» near
hitting him. An eternimlimi thut mt
mutant the window Ahmml that flip
bullet was of At large my.

Forum Baldwin AAA Act a horn to
know who it won that tired the trulht at
him. for he AA nil liked in the man and
has no mom who would hr apt in 1A..
pooh no not.

”Add

lite-Io; not”! AIWM‘I
The army: attends-ow in Alw Wt‘l'fltll“

«Mile of W town («It the nevi: A-oAling
January '35 Arm: n1 toll/AAA AA
l'nnm .. it
they m»! M
Winnlnnk I“
test Sm? "AAA l2
r‘lrmrh mealu M:
rum 2.:

mm- “ In, flank».

The Aleutian thought and l'hsmm
sentient ltmd. one of the latent WW"
in that trait. in its last inn» my. AA rim
tribute to the lute In. 011‘" Ali. lluriron.
Al Midi-n. lormly at ”month

"up Slant to in run-ay-

A Ant) ion-road thallium chameleon.
elm all ll. tum yellow with jealousy,
m withnvy. tie: with W7.
my with m. ml with um. white
with fur. and M with Muir.

"Ain't ye «min’ now, Mi“ “line.
hunted dab-Ante do“ ndnyufllo
any the its; in em“ prudent the
Implant. not In Arnold-’1 do it. lie
I” lm’t [oi-‘01 won term

"Now, Any one. mym all wow
1 Wm you («would the fetter
whitey» inn-Ila m. ”that‘s
tifrr'fintthrmmy. "yon have
M In mildly. ml don't
Mahayana» for."

Twmwnmmohh

any m ha you?” Tun-pm
”Only on. Alumina We got time

3

20mm on that shutout
“summarmmm.

 

out.“ tint been“ not
“Wihwhhuwmlu

The nInoAymAA-d W out» ”WW

madly“, Wye-lieu

Wmtpnrt‘s mmwumu sprawl Mm?”

the Hunter manhuntmllhm 'Wv,w m. tum-smart
mam-rm. lummlflh 10b mmwhlmnmdum
12, the Mummmuw, h m,“ m I Warhol
withremlirmlhdm Van-mm. My, "fig,” wme.
mrmlll be mutt, AIM furl “An-guy,

notary mwflm m an:
the only winch-d. III-1mm,

Aflrflhmuhnltnw
Whom by“ And how

[twee-m «M we: “M ‘ mhmummm.

Hi”flwwhm

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My Dewy hurt. our“ e um: fun
It a his. right.
ltIoenwmlt. Y., Jun. Aim-Tho be
between Bllly Verdun. the Human
hrlcltnukrrJnd Billy Ernst, the Brook
lyn lightweight. an» to. sudden endln

when Deputy Skull Williams of
county, with to other tun. broke Anti
the Cut» In Bldg-w Mend ordered
the light” «In. Thorn-annexe! the
deputies caused a pente lo the Uulno. It.
the wild rush of the spectator: to get out
of the bulldlnrc doors were broken down
windows smashed 11nd chnlrs and beneboi
wrecked One man's leg was broken and
Ainuthrr' AA held bully out

The ruld was not unexpected Sherill
Norton of Queen: county announced that
it AAAA attempt wu mud. to pull of! the
VernuAA-Ernrtnlhir there would be tron
hie 'lho fight was under the Eagle AthA
letlc clnhn management and was held II
Bennett’s Rldxewood park. It in n large
structure. capable of renting over Ll,.00ll
nod l mileporte journeyed to the pork.

Men fell down and were trampled on.
Other-A jumped out of the wlndows. At
last thedoor in the rear of the hull wu
broken down and was qulgkly jammed
with lighting and cursing men In the
murmhlle the deputy Alxerlflu continued
to fight thelr wnythrcugh the hull, Ind
several of them climbed on the stage, where
the Alnu had been pitched During the
scrambleto get out at the hull nnunibet
of persons were very N Alously injured
while many more Were struck and bruised
he urrnu were made and it was not at
teuipled to take into Auslody any of the
with: lpulAA or the Innnnuers of the shun

NEWS ETCHINGS

“the Acnmt that Im- l'ArAng
hmemilml lion. up :-

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lAAMrAI of

Helen cnoAmin-ion -1. A. . .1 «trial
Urdu).

I): It 1.. llurtwll ul .- \A.Any wuunvh.
Handout. N, Y lmqwm-A In Fabiano-{rum
Home

The rrlcbstng hits Approved the extra»
AAAAAAA Azl the Hermon-Spanish commercial
mm,

ll illlum Mil hullinof hprlngllcld U dAed
(Alla-r: :1 ill oi h. (A Allflillllfl wlAiA‘h lns ml :1»
hum».

Um of the dim -1 Berlin AirmA nuluulml
or Mum dmliug' 1n oulunge up unit ll i111
illu- hm. (timid

Mum peAAAAnA hun- been hounded in

.l‘ll‘ th in an AA: tempt to a: 1 mum on no
nrAihirl «lemon ~ttr1 lUll

input) DlliiH‘HillIH int-u lost by the

wrvlhlna of the llrlxiwh lmrh l’urt Yur-
rah in llmmlnn Ila) t‘uunlx Kim. Ire
land

l'tii. Ate hd‘ltea rut-Ami m liminunti
Elill'llllikt the deutb in Mum) n (A- -A\ dnye
ugutII‘I mltrick A La“ liu Alinlluixuiuhed
explorer

impress Frulrrici. of lierumuy Queen
\ A 'mlu' AA silent dnugi Aler .md mother of
the unwrur «Al Menu. .111). “ill 1l~11 QuA-en
Sttlorii Am the l~lv of “mm «toying .1
month

THE PUBLIC HEALTH.

It-lutlng ta I'M-om, I'rurrtptlom. I'lAyAl-
rluu and l'rutlu.

llA .. AAA 1 \ 1’01“ '1“ lluA llmnltlyn Pub
in llmllh «011.11 imv- uunpletnl 11 joint
mmmittu rvprA-AIAAAI tint; nlsaA the National
A u: mtituttu mil l limit it Inigm Boston and
the New Yuri. l’uhlh- llrsllh 11nd (‘Aimti
lllI.AAIliAI Lille") league «AA-l Alt-eluted Ill
1511 I l f ligislutiou requirlt: u. l PM“
lizm- II write prescriptions lA-gihly 11ml
Ath- t1 pimllAle in l ngllnh Ann-H. .AlitAll they
Alumu '.' That IAArAlAclm-A All-pi-Ahul by
yh)» l AAA: .s and nth-A H 1011! lllllllll‘ [mlbulltilll
in“. when.» nhnll be by About In- .zthlt lAAlAv-lvtl

”'l :A'AutlA lithe AA: Al) .AsAlIrl- A lwl '1 HA
hI-UIIUK IO 1 Apr} Aili/ IA the leill In lrwly

e mlrm' {A r the «Ann I' . of At hour-um: r be
u A»): Aim» “Anna-tent 1., llr‘A'l AAA haul him
UT lm iatllllll “About AAAAAAlrrIIAthAA pA rum
thus employed l1 AhlA In “hm: mom or

AA-pllu A Inl-tlllt'm llA

'Ilm )UIHI munmuw mil upon all in
”touch; AA Ill. -.11hlvgi~liiliu11l1A address
it a? lltotn 1‘, Oil Mmllml "\l‘llllv New
You; . .11

The lunch innlnllltn.

“mm. Jan .AAA l‘wl'AArim-virmpuml
Nil 1‘ Iill.‘ “1:1qu 4111 ~.A,.‘~ lint! ll Miami-A
l, {mum ”mt Alv- «ulna-Mu ltl AluA French
remain imw w'. :An «mun-h- IUl‘ organ
2/.4I tumul? Illl'll‘ “Immune my! lhlt

tin Alum”) . 'llitllllliit‘li unnaHvAtIl With
elm-Aha ‘l‘lm uniiilniu‘ lAvhavAor ill the
til‘l‘ ‘w AMHlm- lumt O‘Il‘illl” lnl I'll" ltll~
in

uuur ”my tn the liens-n l'niuernnno.

L2” 1.1:“ Alan, :5” llouiln ..I no out»
hrs 4;. All tlw l-A‘IAAAAAAAAEmu-mum lmwlrm:
m. Iswl lArrA: 'I'lAA' lr-nlhle 1-- until to have
lmtsmuml h, the- ll Auumu ul IIAAA wire»
at ”AAA unliw whim- lAy hhll‘l‘ .Al‘ the gov-
ernor. the nonlinear. Aminml ilw mastery
nurtlwllmnum, who tied in Alwlt‘ttnn
twat! A

A rune." Trnlu‘u forth-Ito ”play.

in ill AA, \‘AA, 4.111 M An Alumni 1..
am A. ”will“ IA Hill'l A-A-AtllAAAlt-tmln lulled.
“wingtulhe in that it WM Wmmum
pm: 1- AA inn-Ail u! this Ilelnyner-lulil
”all: AAAAA int-A H.» mm inld (or lilt‘ pit-ten
m truth haulmz in: maim- Amal lhm um
Aleutian

Hutu Woun- ml.“ nuclei“.

lion-At. “limit" Wain-n infirm In.
Antilles: in this plate received the worst m
hull am: the agitation lumen the inlet
flmlmillt’l «11 women Illflngt' reported
Alan A: in “inrrpa-AlImt to lggllhttvmr mo
nleipnl willing: for women

it I“ All! Living.
“Ann, .3. Jan «I «llenr
twins-.43 nines- Anmhum of th

Ml suicide AAt his home ltl
MA 3 long letter In whleh In
he we: alumni-At with all
, elllrilu.

NWk»»_‘a-
till In “it!“ til.

ltnIA-AAA mitt. Colin. Jae llu.— John 1..
“Ilium in All It hotel in thine (:2 Itlfiiflll.
twin AA Milly ”much right be it is N
mod that blood Meshing the attached
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him-11.4411: an «Item mu Atom new
gig Avenged their “1 into the Boom
theater to m ( MIA rm Corbett In his
play “limiters“ Jar "

Mississauga-Hun. .

(In: mulls Ale-mu mmtyltmn”
1M tannins WW”!
mow ewligtnl

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SPORT! FREELY CLUBBED.

:-1 AAA w-ushlps I
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COMSTOGK‘BRO

 
 

AND HATTERS,

NORWALK AND SOUTH NORWALK.

“M

Afi‘his lfi the time for low prices
and we have them In our

Children’s
Suits and Healers

-__A. .. . .g..._—..

We are not cleaning out an
old stock. All

NEW FRESH GOODS
IND STYLES CORRECT

“.-

Don’t fall to see our

children's Odd Pants,
250.,

before they are all gone.
have all sizes now.

at

W p.

9»

Men’s Furnishing Goods.

Hats and (laps

— »~~ooo A» ~

W.A.llenedicl

Sentinel Building,

WASHINGTON S’l‘REE'l‘.

South llama":

 

A GOOD SELLER.
WEST INDIA

Spiced Vinegar.

llur H dual \ 1111 gar :AAAAAAtAlAAfAA In our mw
nine 1' 111-1" boiled down with l ml ndln
rplmn. The mm l-lnnllon of lmpnrlnl mph-us
for 1h» [armlhvllnu AM this line vlmgnr hu-
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inure pm: My lAlsruer the only \ ine-
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the wnml no: IINI flaunt Ill when mhl
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or when n to Anna up lml heat or AA Alml
unions. h wll «Aloft: llm 1mm m1 dial“
tut». firm IAyA-rmmA-s unln 11ml Auk-1 tar

mom to l. \‘n on oil north in.) 'u
will mull rnlll ”Ami-111nm" rm mun-

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Kitchen Department.
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tents em l1.
-- “pint or ‘A pint Enameled A ‘olfee
Puts All 19 (1 his each.

A 1111an l'onoluln lined lAelllA-s for
lit CA Db: Mob.

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Extra hem A bleached Sheeting.’
yarda wide, at 19 cents n ynrd.

Four Flour Cloths. “inches «outm-
hemmed. tor he

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I 90 'lwoynrds Bedfonl t'ord worth 15
edition )nrd lorl'nts
Come 1.1111 111) or you‘ll mile-111ml you 11 :ml
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1 90 (greet ( titer! of line enmbrlo. with
hlgh neck l‘A tuvk! 11nd Hamburg
trimming m mots. each
‘ (3 Lultu Drnnyeru. um good mum
iln. with tucks. In K cuts a pair.
0 Children's Aprons White Swiss.
wllh lace-trimmed mills over
shoulders. Allen to l‘ " years. lilctn ench.
1 90 Ladies and Mlsses‘ Navy Blue ‘t'ntht-
int; Caps. only 19 A ts c1111..
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0 Lot Ladies' \Vslstu. flint‘ y woolen
goal-A. waist»! and airmen lined
throughout; regulnr price 3121‘ special for
this nah- mm 113.
1 9l' l‘nu 1min lotdiu‘e Striped Hose. lull
reguhu made. and worth 19 wins IA
pair. :11 till ~ Anh 11w Illirstnrlllr is.
I 9(‘ 'l‘w:1p:rlr~ bullies Fast Him in lime.
plain or dmpntltelt at 19 ms.
1 91‘Twnpnira of Men's Seamless hlmk
lmlt‘ bun tor'ilA-AAt
1 9t 'l‘hrv AAA mire \h n '5 Funt- -} Half Hose.
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Fancy Goods.
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100 pairs Lndles’ button, welt, pat. hp, worth. $4.50, at $2.25.
100 pairs Lndies' button, 0. i3. tip. worth”. 50, at 02.00.

Also another lot from l’arkei, Holmes AI (in, .As ihllows;

1001mm Ladies well, worth $3.51) at 01.06.
100 pairs LndieAA‘ pet. tip, worth 3. 50, at 2.00.
300 pairs LnAlieAA’ sample Oxfords, since 2.; to All, worth 2.1m at 1.011,
100 pairs Ladies" Satin Oxfords or Sandals, all colors: sizes ‘2! to I»
200 pairs Men’slflne show, at 1.00.

200 pairs Men’s Blueberry worth 2.00 at 1.25.
200 pairs Men's Goodyear W ell Double Bole, worth ”.00 nt 2.1m.
Am pairs Men's Police libees, worth 2.00, at 1.50.

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AROTHERS CLOTHIERS
llsnlluISton antlt‘etl'rlesson lloodsthat are “ » y . ¥ ‘ .
Red uced, Red uced, Red use? , ,
It will Pay You as we want to Clean Out Before Invemoly.

8.,MEN’S FURNISHERS

“THE BOSTON STOll

WE ARE AWARE THAT

People are now looking for Iargams

and we Mean to Satlsfy Them at Our

IO BENT IO SAL-E IO SENT l9

ome here To-day and see what a look may save you.

This is the Comparative
size of Prices:

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‘ Fm Silk Garter liglmvh nllcolore.

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ll mu “\1‘ uut~ide tin lwin Cities in our Illailllrder Department.
get the - Altautage of all spt cial snlA-s, if orders are rec ceived before the goods are all sold

THE BOSTON STORE, __ ‘

Comer Main and Wall Streets, Norwalk.

TilEl DORE OLSEN

ill Washington Street, South Norwalk, Bonn.

ol hmnmhury, Mathewson All (loin h‘inc Ladies

Shoes. 111.1111» l‘m ll hit-gt- store on Broadway, New Ymk
that lliihAAl just below the goods Avete shipped.
“This As positively the finest

l; worth 3.5“ for 1'75,

TH E0. H. OLSEN,

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emynrds‘o Ribbon, bright colors.l '
Ale. forte

Three yards Ribbon. bright colon.
N in. wide. for-19c

Five Children's or Lndleu' Handker-
chiefs, forllc lilo

Two Ladies Fancy minimums. . I ._
for lilots. >

'l‘wo Funny
chiefs. for“!

Four Men' s Hundkerchlets. white or
fancy. for 19 cts ,

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'l'reeh lanes of Colored Feather

Stitch raid for 19 cts. ..
'l‘wo rs of s on Bush Corset ‘
L'lnspsworl 19A. W

Three yards Fancy Colored Elutlt'.
for We.
Two spools Glasgow Lace Thread for

Three pieces Bunk Velveteen Bind-
infl'. for 1' ct“ .

Two dozen Dress Steels. not aim.
for 15' ct fl.

(.‘lmice of our entire 1) of Scissors.
st 19 cents A pair.

Ten s is Alon d.) Btu-k Sewln
Silk. (mile. 5 8

One box (EA spools) film It Silk Twi t,
for H cents,

. Four ant‘l‘i "Puritan" Plots. for I”

outs Ag' ' ‘“ '9’
Fifteen cal-Ale (‘olered Dunning“
ton. fol l'lcts
(holce ofnflm- llneuf him-y Birth-
lesmt lfl. :L.

Tl“) dozen “Prims Donna." Hair
C rlmpers for lllcts.

All lilct~.1:y.anl ..

lot A‘ lollies Brushem
qllnllt). at in A ean WWI]

Send

Mail order customers

A Special Still to March lith.

lllladies and Men’s Fine Shoes. 38? Pairs
ol Ladles’ Turn Shoes Worth, $4.50 atSlllinerPair.

THE ABOVE IS THE

BIOOEST BAROAIN ON EARTH. "

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‘houAVhl them. and int 60 days will offer them at half price, as A
lollows: '
A200 palm Iradies' button and lace, welt, puttip, worth 35.00.111.32Jm, g *

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