Evening sentinel, Monday, January 6, 1896 · page 4

 

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m. Emma “to l’lltli'lllll‘l'lllt.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

or. :isuitiw i. mitt.

Ht m Woothcr Forecast
W lath! prowl-m in be paw
, I. cloudy. [Irrcrded by fair,
ly'rlntng temperature. pr obuhly
‘ tumour nnxtdungemm motto
1m Tomorrm It prumlws to
, .. Indolent” to partly cluudv,
~ 3’ now and dflugt‘l’ullh wind»

_. We Record.
mm point. of the thermometer

‘ lMty-four hours cndmg at noon
I'll lb 3 degree» above zero.

. . - Almanac for Tomorrow.

a” 61"!!!“ High lltlrl him- his
gm! it. 4:40 at am i It 10:23

 

a Govern-rut Telegraph.
am Richard '1'. lily of the Uni-
l of Wisconsin and Justice Walter
of the supremo court of Korth
W give in ’i he Arena rcspcctivcly

mm to the question whether
it» garment of this country rlmnid

. and operate the telegraph and tele-
Wlinu. Both are agreed that the
~thhould do so. and the reasons
Waive are substantially the sumo.
Illa will one is that both thetelephone
pd telegraph services are properly
”king parrot the postoflico systcm
fill should therefore he contlnctcd by
the patoflioe department as mail carry-
in; ll abducted. Pfcltéhfil' Ely indeed
fimthat if the fonntlersof the repub-
thlanoeircd of such a thing as the
to!” they would have provided in
admit: putting it into the postal
_ mice system. it being one of those
W! classed 'lIy politiml econo-
‘ but! as natural monopolies.

Protester E13 5:155 the nature of tho
_ service of the private trzlcgrnph
" in the strongest kind of an argument for
phlio ownership. Ho considers it at
m the morest and most costly tcic-
" graphic mice in the civilizod world.
”In Europe mermgcs are sent through or-
impart of nconntry for from 10 to 12
outs, and there is no comparison be.
tween the correctness of the message as
not in Enropoand in this country. In
Germany, under public ownership of
tho felzgmph. “exporicncul and tried
man. with comparatively tslmrt hours."
In‘ employed. Here the service is in
charge of overworked youths and boys.

Judge Clark declare: that. sofnr from
government ownership of railroads and
“1&1an being unconstitutional. it is‘
mutilation] to have any other kind
of ownership. He quotes John C. Cal»
hasn’t report to the sonntc in 1536 as
1011mm: “It must be home in mind that
the power of cougars/over the postotlice
Ind the mail is an exclusiw power. ”

Telegraph wire costs; only 10 cents a
mile, Judge Clark says. and at that
juice. with gorcmment ommrship we
should have :I telegraph to every post-
once intlle Union: likcwin‘ a telephone
’I’Nmicc. , Postmortem could nerve 'as
agents. since it would lac [ms-tibia easily
. to combine the [Inimm’tcr :ItItl telegraph
operator in one.

Woman’s Work For Civilization.

, It hag remained for Prof-“Sun Otis
Tuition Mason, curntt r a f ti.» Museum
of Ethnology, to range in their order
the contributions of wonmu to thc prog-
reu of civilimtion. It has been fuund
that, back in the carlicst ages. at the
dawn of" the hictorit: limp, woman did
all the work of cooking. "ll-ring grain,
’ W1; food and prrwidingclothing.
a did this not hccauso she was n
We and a slave, hut hwansc man
.had to kill the game which fornished
‘niczt for the primitim [flipli’I-f. He had
81%) to defend the old [Manolo and olIil-.
13an of the tribe against their cncmics.
This kept him abacus in the chase and
in WI! unit of the time.

' "Wt-hank chore of the work fell to
_ ”naturally. That hting the case. as
time went on she developed better ways
ofpnparing {00d and clothing. the in
rental ml: implements and machint-ry
fa readily suggested themselves to licr
ample mind. We find, therefore. that
all the arts of pmceowe their origin
without exception to women. Site in-
‘ Tented winning, Wearing. cooking-,_,
lowing and pottery, grinding grain itc-
tieen millstones or crushing it with
. mud mortar. The art of surgcry

; thrower; its origin to hot. She in-

«man the arts of peace and dcvircd
the primitive implcmcutr: for carrying.
wtho diflmt vmlmies of industrial
. work. Man. on theother hand, invented
‘ .tbo‘toois andweapm for killing men
. . ‘ mt] annular. Such was the original di-
l. , . Titian of labor between the two 50x93.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Oneal them 7 ingbjmnxtca: should
do in to appropria . the $30,000 which
mm Carlihlo has estimated will be
needed to finally determine the bound-
at] line between Alaska and the Brit-
ti‘ ”aliens. While we dclay Canada
will have 5 chance to (.‘fmllll‘ll.’ the trmJ
dititlul British policy of making set-
] amt- in debatable ground and then
hacking them up with thmtts and vio-
lunar. _ ,

The docisim of the attornof general
(if Minnesota is that the reciting of the
Lord’sPriyer in the ImLiic schools there
is adulation of the ctmstitntion. it be-
‘ in; in the nature of a‘ religious test."
.... M Join cannot bccribe to.

<1! ilmimporta‘nt to have all British
My line- in Interim, either north
, wealth.- was nasal-1: and mu:

 

 

 
 

 

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TIGER WAS WIDE AWAKE.

Telegraph Operator Contradlclt I
Story tron Bridgeport

Telogrttph Operator T. 0. Tiger, of
Stamford, denies tho story minted in
litidgoport. to the olfoct that tho failure
to rtwlvo a telegram in Stamford in ro~
got-d to tho tempo of tho nIcIi who
robhcd Agent ()ltnstond Itt Wilton was
duo to the operator being tuslccp or away
from hislnstruutcnts. III at note to tho
Advocutc Mr. Tigcr says:

“The I)_x'tttfor ut Britlgcp M. was not
in pt'nirl‘mllull of tiny lllt‘l'ifillgll to lo Will
to Stamford regarding thorn purl ll'S, and
will my tho Washington oxprms mud-5
no detention Itt Stamford by waiting for
a tclogrztnt from Britlg'port. Isuw the.
conductor of thc Washington express
last night, and he claims that lllllllt‘ll
got on his trtiinot the (ll‘iuVlll‘lllgtf llt
South Norwalk. but thrcc incu not on at

itiouth Norwalk station and got oil‘ at
Stamford, and that they wcro. men ho
had m-It minty tlmcs licforcon llltl train.
Hc also said M was not dcluycd a! Sound
lchIt-h or tIIIyotht-r point llt‘lWl‘t‘ll Htaun-
fI Irtl lllltl Hurlctn rivor."

Somcbtxly must have hot-It fooling the
Britlgctmrt rewrtcrs again. Tho latest
hows is to ll 9 cffcct thut Dctcctlvo Ar-
nold thinks it was it foko mhlzory. This,
however, its a llt‘WllpllpO!‘ intwrtnvtutiou
of the operations of his mind.

Court Assignments.

Following in :I list of the Norwalk

cuumnssignctlftirthc January tort“ of
titc citil Snpcrior Court:

Wctlncstluy. January 8, Municc Lock-

' A Show

 

For
Colds
And Coughs

"Early in the Whoa, I took a
{I scvcrc cold which developed
Into an uhatinttlc. lItIcklIIgt-ough,
)l'lIIclI troubled Inc for nine Melts,
III sptte of medical aid.

avers
Cherry Pastoral

living rt‘l’tlllllllt'llllt‘ll Inc. 1 hcgun
to tttkc it. and iiisitlc or 1:4 hours:
I was t‘clicvml. 'l'lIItt (llll' lutltll-
curt-Ii llll‘. tutti l cmmot sin-ilk too
highly of its cXI‘t‘llclIct'."—- .‘li‘ti.
E. [-2. llosctl, Eaton, UlIIo.

Highest
Awards at
World’s Fair.

 

AT HAVANA’S GATES.
Grutut Conutrrnltlmi at tho Cnpltnl (lnr
tho Non Apprmmlt of lmmrzcntn.
HAVANA. Jun. ll.—-lluvunn hon spout
another day of nervouancsg and umlety
and has been in hourly apprrltcttaloti of
an attack by tho insurgent army. or apart
of it. The hands commondud by Nunez
and Bermudez Were awn ut Managua. u.
village not more than 12 miles trout lla-

mun. ‘

It must not be supposed that tho city is
open to tho tidvonou of llll’ insurgents or
that thoro me nono \Vlllllll its lllll’lltil‘b’ to
tiller roststnnoe. ’l‘horo tins lit‘t‘ll no overt

 

Wonk. ct. ux.. vs. The Norwalk Trtun~
w: ycompnny: Chorlcs T. Leonard \s.
B trough of Norwalk.

Thursday, Jutiu: ry 9. (ii mmi Zmiv .
zilli vs. David M. Plutt: Villztgc of (‘lics- j
tcr vs. F‘nutcis Lcomml. ct. :tl.: Lllt'l‘l“llil i
R. Bouton vs. Augustus l5. Duty. ct. :Il.; l
.lzuncs K. (‘rofut vs. Jacob M. Ltuytmm5
William M. Ttg'v & (‘0. vs. Lewis 3
[Ax-kwmul. ct. ux.. Tlic Norwalk Tt‘ttm- :
way company vs. New York. Now Htt- i
vcn and Hartford Railroad company ct. i
add. ‘ i

Amongthc jury cascs on the above:
list is Lm'kmmtl vs t'orwulk Tramway"
company. '

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‘Whal Have We Done to New Haven?
South Norwalk is again in m'itlcttt~c.;
this timc with on Ul‘lllllilm’t' pmvid n. f
A penalty ranging front $1 to $10 against '
any [x-rson that throws wnstc papcr or;
other rubbish into thc strccts. Thc 1.
Itirdinttncc, howovcr. will likcly not lc- :
come operative until thc South Norwalk 1
strccts aro‘ mowctl, and lnycrcd withf
f’llllltfl‘Sr-NOW Huvcn Palladium. '

 

 

SEHTINEL PATTERN.

It Tissue Paper Pattern of this Garment.
May be Obtainedvby Using the Coupon. 1
Wc havo Inmlo simciul anongcmcuts

with tho ago-ms of tho colcliratcd Buzm

.ilovc-Fitting Pttttcrns. by which we can ‘

pt‘cscnt to our lady roudcrs some of thcit

rcry ncwcst and clloiccsts patterns oi.

garments. Full and cxpliclt directions I

for putting: tognthc’r thc gonnonts ar-

wmpttny cm'h outicm.

 

' “ll-LADIES) 8t MlSSES' H0005.
nms or MAY )lANl‘OX.

Thcst‘ stylish :lt'i‘l‘SSlll‘lt‘rl :u‘c fushiotiwl ‘.
in thc ltttcst ninth! and lll‘t‘ Worn till i
routs. wrap» and critics, both f l it‘ day and ‘
owning \vvtu'. No. l is of sititmtli~fut.-- g
«I cloth, llllt'll ‘ with bright plum silk. '
the culls rolling forward to form it col— ‘
tar that closm of tho throat in front. ‘
No. :2 is of rough lucctl cltcviot, linoel
with clmngcuhlc silk, and is Hltupcd in
mundwi mlllllll‘. dccply rover-sod on its
«lacs. HtmdS in either stylc :Iro usual.
iv Inatlc to match thc cloak; cttpc or
Ithor top gurmcnt with which thcv tu't'
worn. If Ilouhlo-fucctl cloaking is usctl,
l silk linim: is not ncccsszu'v.

. The pattern. which is No. 6633 and on I
rails m t-wcnty-tivc coins. is cut. in two I
tizcs. for tnissvs and ladies.

The quantity of Elli-i‘nch-witlo nmtcrinl
rcquircd to Innkccitltcr No. l or No. 2
.lcsign is 7M of it yard for Itiissm' 5m
.Intl 13-4 of ll yard it )1' lodics‘ size.

 

EVENING BENTINEL coupon

\il‘lTLthl TO on: PATTERN ' Am
SlZE. or no. “5,3

‘ l
int thlsout. till in your name and midi-e.»
Id mall or who to

Stuttelant’s Bargain House “p

Dill-LESS... ..

)
‘Al‘TEHN No 6533. rIMF , .......-l
this. motion and l: on. will secure obo-
wmtern at snout-nun. \u‘rm Mnln u.
tnn nth-lath, Smith «luv-walk.

 

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7—7.”.

South Norwalk Savings Bank.
l.\‘ l‘ilitl‘li'l‘ NOTIFE.
Scrnt NHlN‘AlJC. Conn. Dec. 24. 15.05
At t: mcctitm of tltc lllfllHllfl‘l‘“ of mi
fink. held thin date. a dividend to d:
motors 0: llIlt‘l‘r-‘t at tho mtc. f tour pc
exit. per nunltm woo llrlflfll'i‘ll for tho si'
nnnths t‘llfllllu Jmmarv l. lNllt‘n. vuyubl
ind attgr January l", 185M. Interest- n-
irnwn will be credited to accounts “0.” ,
lmw interest. from January 1. 18.06. ‘ 5

 

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j3 2w

1

gxust. untl
j lIcIIvlly nguinst thttm on llll' tiny tiltor

not of defiance ot thunutlmritleawithin
tho city, and them how been numerous
voluntary otlcrs to honr arms in detonsa
of the city—thousands of them. tho nu-
thoritloa my. lint than) has boon a com-
fortable conviction in the minds of the
residents of llnvumt from tho htgintiinq
of tho insurrection that ”my iron: in no
real danger of molcstntlon iroIII tho in‘
surgents. Many lIutIIlrvtls ot nonmmliat-
tint inhabitants of the Maui how come
to linvann to await llll'. [musing til tho
storm. Still moro lzttvo soul llil‘ll‘ wlvcs
nnd lttniilios hcto us a solo t-ciugo. ’l‘hlst
class of tho population is in n mum of ut-
tur contamination and tiistnoy and filirt’lllli
an infectious spirIt of panic through all
other circles,

The rebel form's. cotntimntlcd hy [inner-

; al Maximo littmcz. ltnvo cnpturod sovcml
. of the townn nonr till-l city. and the cm.
' icons of lithium arc in ti smto of intense

excitement and terror. ‘

Under General Utintoz'r tlll'l‘CilOll tho
insurgents motto a rigorous onslaught up-
on the cantor oi lionoml t‘ompos‘ lino,
and utter a tlcrcu tight. they “rcpt. tho
Spaniards amide. forml their way through
tho lino and um now Iiinrching trlumnh~
nntly‘ westward toward tho pruvlllcu of
Plum do] Rm.

in this province um the thirst tobacco
plantations in Cuba. illltl tfhcso seem Io ho
now at tho tumor of thc it'ltt'lrl.

TAMPA, hm, .lnn. ll —.\ll Amvricuo
pussongcr nrrtvzng lrnm Cllllll l't‘pul'lfl that

, lilo Cutmua nro Will)!" 17 milcn of Hurti-

At'tordlnn to h s stun-Intent. liomcz
’l‘ho liihlll‘ut‘llls burned

on.
has mum ntcn.

. Qulvittnn. Sun Fellini. ilurnn, Bit-hon, Del

Sur and Guam Friday night. 'l‘imo pianos

1 are :10 mllca from Hill'mln. (it‘ncl’nl Cum-

pos has issued n tmmii‘ueto to his oiliuors
urging It strict nlIt-dlunco tn hlsortlurs

j and tlttt'mnning tho-:0 tiimimilcnt to dim

honornh.n return to Spain in ls‘ hours.

SPRECKELS BEATEN AGAIN.

fIll» llcbI-llloun 5mm t‘oum l‘ti Hmillng

\L'itli n (hock For shaman",

HAS it‘I;.\.\I:I~ro. Jon. l..-—-'l'hu lllll atm-
nr millionaire, (:ltlll-l fipz‘utltcis. who has
houn wuging :t wur tor ncztriy It your With
his two youngtxr and n ilt'llllHlS sow, .-\u’
Rudolph, - otpct'tod to, sunny

New Year‘s. 1:) incl. hc I'MiiitiI-ntiy ox-
puctnl in httvc tho l'nys no tit-co in ll how.
that tiny would hm: for Kt‘i‘liIl-l ntitl ho
would once mom l..oonn:- dictator in his
own itunily. liut tlII w calculations ltnvo
boon Itll upset. and for thron Iinys tho old
Hill!) has lmon on It still hunt to tllscovcr
thc capltnllsta who licipctl his mm to do
fy rhlm.

'1‘th ycnriaigo, “lli‘ll all vim Iii notion
in tho Hill'flt‘kl'id family. ”RH and Rudolph
bought of their {othcr tlzrt‘o mmrtrvrs til
tho capital stock of tho lluwuiiun ('om-
moroiui company. ’l'hcy raid :1 t-crtnin
sum. and STlHMIIlU was lctt. Iist lmlnIIt-n.
which wns to ho void in two annual lu-
stnllnients. 'l‘ho first. puynmtit was mmlo
on Jun. 2. ‘INIFI. At that limo tho «ms
Wore in harmony with thcir fnthcr. After
ward war wusooclnred. and the sons imvc

. scored every time In the light.

The out man lillfi “Still cvorv dole-o to
cripple them finnnclnlly. ilo found thcy
wore short: of monogr. so ho visited ull tho

. focal moneyed mon who might hc llltllll‘till

to give them hid in pnvlni: this filil‘llnll in.
siniltnont nnIl rcccivcd :miuronccs that
no coin would ho Sllmtllml to the boys;
Thou he lay back omitting his l'th'llgnJ
(in Jan. L‘ he sent around for the hig pay-
ment. What. was his IistonishmI-nt to hc
met with smiling :tcccpinnum! instead of
asking for delay. or for port payment. lhl‘
whole sum was paid. ‘tl‘rmx tho collrctot
brought back the chock, oitl ClmII-t nc'iu'ly
[fell off his chair. Since thon he hits lmcn
gunning for the man who utlvuncoti this‘
unit). if he disc-ovum him. ho thrmtcns to
make things llV‘oly. Mcunwhilo tho stroct

. is laughing over the IIIilllonairo's wrath.

The Improvements at: Blenheim.
Lawton, Jan. ll—ln view of the nu-
merous mlu'statementa which have been
made with reference to the Improvomonte
made at Blenheim custle.rtho homo of the
dukes of Marlborough, in tho last Ilooodo.
the Duke of . Marlborough nuthorlzes the

. publication of the report of tho ohnrtorcd
' . accountant. showing that. the entiretm

provetnants had been paid out. of thn pm-
need: of the salts of the Sundorinnd lihrary
and the portion of the Blenheim pictures.
enamel: and china to which the present
duke became entitled at his majority. his
father being only entitled to the income
of the capital sum.

The How Stenlnahlp Brion.
NEW‘YORK, Jan. li.‘—Tho North Gor-
mnn Lloyd steamship Bonn. which has
arrived from Bremen. is a now vossel of
2,565 tons register. She was built at Kiel
and is constructed specially for c‘orryln'g
utoornge passengers and cargo.

.An Uprinlnx In Formosa.
YOIOHAMA, Jan. fi.-—-A serious uprising
bu occurred in Formosa On‘J'Im. 1. 10..

J GEN 11. KNAPP. T reusumfi l 000 rebel: alt-chad Tolpeh, but they were

.K‘nvnN. G mm mm.

Papular - Prices’

on all

Holiday Bonds

A 'l‘

HALE’S.

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‘gEtIfrrIIIimumls.

nonwmt OPERA uousr.

Our Work. Ctllllllll‘llcllllz

Monday, December 30.
PROF. JOHN

REYNOLDS

From lu-Itdon. England.
'l'lll‘} lilil‘lA'HCS'l‘ LIVING

MESMERIST!

luitmlmhlc. .\l_\'.~IiI-.Il and \l'ntitlt-rftllly
cxcltitiu Ellll‘l‘llllllllll‘ills. Unlhlnlillu of ex
Imrmwum in Animal Magnetism or tneu~
tztl t-lcctricity.

Perilous mining voltnttnrllv front the
IItIIlioncv. it found susccptllilc, will In-
tnmlc to (‘lllt‘J-t‘ lllt'll‘ cyra without. being
Illilctootwn tin-tn: they will be mmle to
hlttllllllel‘. {llrlzt'l lllt'll’ lmllltN, laugh. Ilttucc
nod Pill“; tlIt-ir voluulur‘v motion will inc.
conmlt-It-ly Clllllrllllt'tl. so tho-y cannot,
stimd or sit. \Vutt-r \vtll clinngctl to wimp,
cnthc. etc They will he xliown the Full:
of Nuttzum. tukt- n rltlv in It hilllllll tutti
tiIuIIy otltI-r lilll'l‘t‘nllllfl lllmiotm.

Six Nights and Saturday
Matinee.
Commencing. MUN l)AY.l)ECE.\lllEltl .‘lli
Admission, 25 and 350.

Scars on Mlle ut Tomllnsun's onth-etl's
drug stores .

 

 

HOYT’S THEATRE.

“leggy: Januaryh6.

The New Empire 'l‘hcntro Succcus.

Sowing the Wind

liy Sltlncy l3 rumly.

All absorbing and of vital lutcrerst to II“
' humanity.

Theme.~-— SEX AGAINST SEX.

Scum may hr procured 1t l’lttistt-d’a llllll
Wet‘tl'n lll ug sltvl‘t'r‘. ‘

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HOVT’S THEATRE

Thursday,'Jan. 9.

Nothing cl-cnf Important c ill town this
Wu‘k.
Walt, We Are Coming
\\'l'lll 'l‘lll‘l

Jolly Old Chums!

l'vitmrillu- M i I lw Funny Fcnlurcd. An
Eotircly .\'rw Mmry thcol .\lt~lIIttgt.-.
A Dazzling Wealth
(if r .«plctmcnt InquIIlit'I-ncp,
:Irntc ..: i-lll'l‘ 1' our Iy. 'l'liz-
l- l'lillll 'Il‘ l'lillltnrfllt‘ (llrl In)“.
Not an Old Feat ro
Retained !
Now llllll orctly ;.'Irl~V
Nv-w llllll lllut‘llll lllll‘ll’:

Xv“ :ltltl hmtIILIIoI L"'~ lllllt“:
.\'c'.\' :Iml t‘llt‘ll’lllln: (loll-:4 sf
Do not ruins the l'lIenIrIcttl l‘Il’cIIt. of the

~t‘fl‘ 1”
Prim-5:55,.‘Illnml 27w. SUM" now on ml:
all l‘Ittmch‘t'a Illul \Vuctl‘n drug Mun».

The
per.

 

NORWALK OPERA Hausa.

Tuesday, Jan. 7.

ONE Nlfiill’l‘ ONLY.

Miss Gertie Thornton

COMEDY ('llllll’ANY.
1N

senator O’Reilly‘,

With ll c '1 llow'ni: cost: l’utldy Mur‘
n‘ty. ltuc Uruiskceu it two; 'l'oui Bryant,
1% .t‘lic .lntcc. Morgan t\" Flut‘cry. ('lmrlcs
WIHHIIIH. .\l "hmnpwn. liomcltu Au-
«lrews. .‘lllllllt' llclVItI. Hallie llvtrl, Mm"
litfrllu 'l‘tiurtiiuu.

I"iccs ill. :20 and till ccnts. Scots on Isllltl
III \\ cctl's :IIltl 'l'ouilmsou‘s drug,' stores,

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NORWALK

Pattern Works !

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l ll you Would like your home worm this

» winter we can tloit in ll few llllys wit it the

iCARTON FURNACE.

NO-RWALK” BOSTON STORE.

this talc.

Telephone Call. 574‘.

BEFORE

ONLY A FEW DAYS LE "1‘ TO CLEAN UP ODDS AND ENDS. .

ress Goods, Linens.

..

HOLIDAY GOODS, ETC.

’l‘ltc low that we have 1ch from our Xmas sale, fora few days only. WILL BE OFFER-
lil) A'i‘ ABOI'T HALF PRICE! ‘ .

INVEN

 

REMNANTS “I"

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BROKEN SIZES IN

WW 0......

osiery!........

Sixty-eight dozen Lodics' Fine Black llose. real Maco. high spliced
hulls. the regular 25c stocking; the boxes were slightly soilcdu
Stockings all perfect.

A great bargain, IQC the pair,

”w...—

CLOAK ROOM.

 

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‘ NCRWALK, CONNECTICUT.

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TORY!

ash Goods,

Hosiery and] Underwear!

You may find just What you vant. The Prices Less than Ono-Half.

or six prtirs for

$l.00.

Our Special DiScount of 25 Per Cent Reduction on
all Coats and Capes! '

”as been thoroughly appreciated as was evidenced the past week. This special price will continue during
it. you are in nccd of a Winter Garment it will be to your advantage to comc early.

The Norwalk Boston Stare, ‘

Comer Main and Wall Streets, ‘- - ., - Norwalk, Ct.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Crackers!

J. D. JENNINGS,
UNDERTAKER.
Kirtttn'r STREET.
NI ll’Wlllk. - - - -
()pp. Street Railway llcpot,
RESIDESCE ELM sfl‘itn'i‘. I,
Tilltizminxr: CALL. 1.1.

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F.5CHAVOI R,M.D.
5;. SOUTH MAIN STREET.
South Norwalk.

PalacTICE LIMITED
TO DISEASES ,
OF' WOMEN.
‘ lltllce hours, Mondays Itntl Thursdays
illolip. in. “ii iy

 

Jacob M. Layton,
' Fire. Life and
Accident

lNSURANCEH
Real Estate and House Agent.

()cenu Strnnhhin 'l‘ll‘kl‘lr..flll(l Sterling
llt‘ttflu. 1.0mm Negotiated
and Stocks Sold.
t‘lFFIlIli. .3 RAILROAD PLACE.
‘ xexnopostomct.“
SOUTH NURWALK. : CONN.

 

 

 

{fall and Isms us in regard to it.

{Notary Public. Acknowledgments Taken.

 

 

 

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Leadi Grocer.

, 33 WASHIN TON STREET

Telephone Call, l3,‘-l2.

 

Y 0U N G - M A N !
“’hy take the chance of :llving‘
without. insuruut‘c. when Four

IN§'iiiiE“i0UR LIiE

FOR $I.OOO!

(it fiix (‘l=. a day will givcyou on i'IItIlnw
nit-tit oi $1.000. payable to l‘llllrfil'lf It you
live. With IusiIrtIucc. liitc everything
clsc,thehe.~_t i:thcchuipc.~t. lnsurc in thc

Connecticut General

Life Insurance Co.
(it Hurt ford.

s. s. L’Hou’MEDIEu,

ill Washington Street, >10. Norwalk.

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‘ J.O.JENNING$,
Paper-Hanger, Calciminer,
Painter.

Galileo m
WALL .PAPER AND BORDERS.

l NURTH MAIN STREET. l
South Norwalk. '

Sampll- llnftlwnl Lott-sitilylmof Papers. i
Borders llild Gilt. Mouldings taken to.

h-Iuw‘il tor innprctinn, "'3 notice bv postal. 3
Estimator Cheerfully Gwen. the IP‘

 

CRACKERS I CRACKERS I CRACKERS!

' AGrandCracker
1 Display 1...... . W

(in \\'I:I.lnc.<tlnv ziftcrncmn, January h'th, we will give a grand display of
all the numerous varieties tit~ fancy Crackers and \ancrs that we keep
in stock -\\'c cxtcnd a widespread invitation tothc ladies ofboth cities
to call and sample mtr cntlless variety. ’

Strrvctl with Cum 01‘ Chocolate.
All are \l'k‘iC‘llllC.

CHARLES E. SEYMOUR,

/

*3 snendeng

I

CRACKERS! CRACKERS! CRACKE’RS!

WA GONs

New} and Second—Hand.

BUGGIES,
PHAETONS,
CARRIAGES.
cAIIOPIEs,
‘ smumr‘s, Etc.

PRICES To SUIT ALL.
.‘ Ll‘ALL Alh'll SEE THEM.
H E N RY TI LLY.

1

Cilia-hoard of Relief

Notion l5 llt‘l’t‘lly giver; that. the Board of
Relief for the City of South Norwalk Will
moo-hm Monday. January l'ull. M6, at 2
o‘clock p. in; Friday. .lnnttany lUth. no».
\l'ct‘lncstlttv, January lfilh. HM}. . W'ednen» ‘
tluv, January 'J'JIItl. illln}. Tuesday. January
as. h‘ IHLlli. at. 2:30 I. lock p. In.. at. the Coun-
cil Chamber. on lluviinnd stret t. in said .
city. for the purpose of hearing‘and deter. ‘
minim: all Ittipcztls from the tlzilllgi of the
City Assessors in Hip lid! ttf l’iilfi. _

thllA Bill-ZS F. ll.\ LLOCR,
llUlll-Jll'l‘ M. \\‘ll.l..3l).‘i.
. Bum-cl n! Relief.

Dated at. the City 0! South Nurwaikfihe
Still: dnv of December, no. - p

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