Till OF THE IlllIEB MATE.
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‘A Reunion Youiipter tedious a nut—4n
l Epidmic oi lentil: III WM~M9I
' 1 of II. Day in out-11 on serum
ROWAYTON.
' 'lhn the year- -old son of Air and Mrs.
Ml“ ‘5 31' Milli “W. lra Petty not a small iuiil 111 his throat,
MN“ for hull end 0151- ‘yesterdiiy. but he ate make and forced
m It 00an neither Opium, iit down. and did not tell his parents of'
m. nor gum 3m ”b, tli1- outiiu'iicI iiiitilmnw'tlmeafteru'ml
m Itinlierinlmvnbvtitnto for" "l‘liev \vcre 11111111111 rabl) alarmed mer
{the titliiir. but as yet the boy has felt no
PM Drops, W 8m”! ill effects from the accident.
“a M, on‘ 1” le" _ The district division meeting of the
minutes i! thirty 1“". ill. by 'Soiis of '1‘1'-111pe1'aiice. which was to have
million. of Home". Custom 15th. éhwn ill 11! here next Friday has been
mun“ pmer..th° IOWI' lspstisIIiI-d forone Week. on account of
Friend. the illness of ~t‘\' t't'.ti \1' ho \\ ere iopiirtit i.
.pate.
(‘aptuin .lohn L‘lloiuinmlieii went out
CASTORIA
.sleiuh riding. last Saturday afternmti.
For Infinite and Children.
.and \1liilehi- \vasdi'iviiig past tlieMetlio-
Donuhinwudnpombutiuiunpou' '.. .. g. .' 1 . 1
My," “mom. “a m that the “min“- gilisttlnno h. in. horn 111111111111) droppid
mum" of 1anti tilI'Ii uuh scaicel) 11 snuggle.
in on 1110M" .._._.-. _.____.._- M-
13:10,: . M4 WINNIPAUK.
tectonuelvuondthepubflcuonlnnrds.
“a , Mnttlieu Peterson. who is cinplm ed
"n can’t?" ”um, “'N’Y’ .ut the Norwalk Mills, \1.Is\1'.ilk1ngdo\1'ii
'lllttl’l'lll‘k Friday evening, just as the
.5330 express came along. He jumped
11.231152" ,asido and chin“ to a telegraph pole, and
' thus avoided a horrible death. '
CHANBUBY.
Won!
_\1 a recent meeting of ilie (‘muhury
.Suut’ny school. the following otlicers
The 'were elected for Willi: Frank Pillow.
,jsuueriutendeiit: l). Alonzo l‘ill1111'.tn‘:is-
at 250 lb.
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umt‘: Miss (liti'ric Gregory. secretary:
EMiss Julia Crawford. assistant secre-
' .tur).
A quarantine has llt‘t'll placed on the
‘ residence of l‘harles ( int-gt >r_v. l'lis
dunpli'ei'. Miss ('arrie (‘regoi'jva is ill
‘\\‘ltll ineasies. ’ f
is all right and .is selling
well.
New (‘rop N. i). MOLAS-
SES at Nels the liest in
the market.
The charge of 60¢ per gal.
Miss Charlotte Adams. who has been
very ill‘witli measles. is on the road to
recovery. The house. is quarantined.
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Rev.(‘lan-iice. Pease. of the Weston
for the “"10“ka acconi- '(Ringregatioiial‘ church. occupied the
paiiiI-d win.‘ the. (TV (,f pulpit in the chapel. yesterday.
"not how "he“? but "0“. " Frank Sherwmul. of Milford, has been ‘
tibial11'orllt-ilii'el'lriitiilii (£313: the guests of his parents. Mr.
hie pnhlic ‘ \‘i'illiain Shei'woml.
Trust me. to demonstrate i
to you how cheap and how
and 1‘er.
A number of young people were guests
wood 1of Miss Ada Taylor. on \\"ednesilay
" ' Wyoming.
Relatives t'roni Danhuiv have been;
goo. sts of Miss Birdie \ an llmisein'.
Georgi Mills 11:1: ill with
:pneunionia. but is now 1'~-11o\ering.
I I'lllllil‘t'll of Albert 1
linen \111
Lorenzo
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Dibble.
Thomas Baxter is Working in South:
. ; N Irwalk.
"’ ‘ 2 Miss Frankie Gregory is ill with
measles. ’
Lena and Bertha.
E Weliiiiz. are sick.
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August Kiiorr is sick with the measles.
David '.l'iiicklei' is on the sick list.
lilll—lillall, 1111111111111 of Music,
(The System of lush-til and Vocal
Inelruction Ind-reed and Patroniz-d ;
by the Royal Family, nobility and‘
tiientu of huglnnd. )
MRS. [Mill DIXON.
l‘upll of- the above world fumed 911110131 ofi
01 .torioav. Ii Pinon-Forte instruction. is now!
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
.Ipt 1111 11c 11'S1agle,lu)ss of iilt"
boring mill ot tl.\St1uid1ii'Iie Oil “oi-ks at l
Buriiliaiii tor 11 111111th 1' of years. 11110 1'1-'
signed. to take ctl'ect on Saturday. .
“1:41 on that 1111\ pit-~ent1 Il hyf
the eniplowcsot tiic mill 111th a silwi i
preparel to receive punilsln sooth Norwalk 1 1011 s :'tot foui pie '1 s. The present: Itioiil
and V:i( 111in and toiinpurt the most thorough > '1' .
instruction by thisrupl ily nroizreeeiveund 11n- address 11.1.4 made by Andree. Dev 11
and ii'plied to by (Liptaiii Single. 1111'.
equalled HyI-tem of musical education. Voices .
1-1111 ed and 11 on 'e and perfect tone (1.- velopul. i .
"tfldlni,’ music In eight ieiicucy 00"!me lieiiiarks of both 1111' nu: appropriate to the
1th tit ranteeof touch. elasticity and tlexiiiil» ' ‘ .
lty - t fingering are speedily acquired by this oecasioti.1'lie te-ItiinI 1111.11 oi the good
niutchl es:- system.
He rr-tiil)‘ Himtial permission) to J. G. Bo-
hnnnon. M I). .. South NorWulk; Samuel F1011 i
«Ind EN] . Rows) ton. James Campbell, M. .i
Bridgeport. iIi'. \1‘
prec iatod.
ho has been a valued I'iiiployee off
a l . , I ’
#3133115“.communications. Box 33:." {the Standard “oi-11's. Mr. Single is a‘
Econsin of John Single. of this place, and
“‘" i has many actpiaintanccs here.
, Tax Collector John Howard Whitney
'was not expected to live lastSaturday.
and Di's. Nixon and B1 iliannaii Were in
, attendance nearly all day. He is slight‘ !
:ly better today. .His sister. Mrs. B. 1". '1
Hitchcock, of New Haven. is in :Ittetid-'
ante. “
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PATENT
MEDICINES.
EASY AND PLEASANTVTO TAKE ! Miss Flora )lillspaugli had a I hit:
laliscess reinorcd from her neck. Satur-
iday. by Dr. French. The patient was
quite I,'oiiii'1'.I'i:Ilile yesterday.
On account of Rev. H.111. Austin hav-
At 0111' Prices ; In Fact
Hard Not To Take!!
111 e last night in the L‘oiigiegatioual
Loxatonik. 551-00 (‘lll‘l1('ll.
Hood's 8.115111111111111, "" Mr. and Mrs ('lai'I-ncc E. Scofii'lil are
Ayer’s Sarsaparilla. "'7 the. proud parents of another son. horn
Dana's Sarsaparilla. if? Friday night. .
(.liiticura Resolvont, ',0 A son was born Saturday to Mr. and
Scott‘s Emulsion. '3" Thomas Baker.
Green‘s Nei'viira. 10 .
Stillson‘s Specific for Malaria. 75 ~-‘-
Paine's Celery Compound. 11'; 1 Connecticut Patents.
Braudreth‘s Pills, 1‘3 I, The following Were. issued January 7.
1.1000 ”s Plaster».
Benson's Capsic Planters.
mi 18915. List furnished i'roiii oflices of A.
1'3 M. \Voostei. Patent Lawyer and Solici—
()astoria, V’ Jinan Bi'idgermrt (;.I)illli
Carter's Pills. lillflW. S. Mills. Bridgeport. 1111111 feed-
Atwood's Bitters. 1'1 lint: attachment for sewing: machine; P.
«3 | Fleming. New Han-:1. sash fastener; H.
10 'l‘iltieii, Hartford. sewage system: H.
J” K. Jones Hartford preparing metal
1-) for stamping. etc E. Hilli~1ll Hartford.
3sten'opticoii ttii\'t‘l‘lltdlli£ di 111-1" R. B.
Huguniu. Hartford. ioll‘ci 11ml: 11.1.11111'
TV (My. Milfuul. four. telephone
isw1reli.1:.li desk te1eph 1111- app: imtust 1);
EE 1" Ne'.1\ell Middlet )\\'ll blind slat
1,] 11111111: L (I. Weriii'n Bl‘llluiln‘ullk. two.
Riu'lnm's Microbe. Killer, qts.
- Radam's Microbe Killer. gallon jars.“ -
‘ Yankee Lung Soother.
Geo. c. Stillson’
DRUG, STORE.
picker rmotioii for looms: W. J Wilcox,
. 82 Washington 51., SO. Norwalk.. Cornw all, mechanical toy.
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What ; is 33110111 1101111: 11111111111111 Mill-
1 (‘.nlliilm‘ universal
111 111 of the 111' in under him is ill"ill\' 'ip f ‘
liis successor is Dyson l"isli- l .
in: a wry sew re 1-.old there was no. ser- ‘
wedded. The annual idea in that the!
Inuit niwnyl ho “110013.111” in many
would: in not mainly. in eithermv
the outside nhonld be 0! thin. line silk.
We maybe either wedded 111 1111-2
through which the perfume may wally é
mount: and permeate the garments among
which the sachet is placed.
Pei-fumed powder hi winct hues Scalitll‘lld
iii the wedding of padded garments, such
“1‘ Wrap, pottlumts and wrappers. Wqu- ‘
ull loud of perlzimea usually have n 1111111» .
‘ her of sachets of dillereut aim, 1111.11. ones
to be pinned among underwear, middle.
aluminium for lawn and veil: and small
oneII for tho instletn ol gowns, the bosom
of bodlooa and the nrinholes.
Padded boxes for gloves and liuiidker
c-hlufs are also perfumed with powder. '
The chief objoollon is that must. suehet
powder soon loses its odor and requires to l
newing, and to roped a box every titne,’
makes much trouble.
Envelope sachets '
are therefore by fur the most conv‘enlunt '
kind.
changed.
Orrin root powder is hotter inI'losed hv
itself in a silk hug without wuddlng.
Pocket sachets are made preferablv oi
as the contents may he eunll"
Horst-t (tows.
patchoiill leaves, put. loosely in a silk 001'-
I-rlng.
closed.
sistn of equal weights of orris rout, home
niot. Portuguese orange and rose petals.
dried and well mixed. This may he used
alone or with wuddlntr. Red rose petals,
dried and powdered, mingled with hollo-
tropo, vanilla and anihergi'ls. are suitable
for hundkerehint sachets. The American
lau'endor may he similarly iii-
A good sachet coniimsltlon conv
lleaiity rose. which is wry sweet and long :
retains its perfume. nflords a number of}
petals. heing very full. and every flower
should he. saved and dried itisteadof being
thrown away when it begins to wither.
i'hiim silk and halting cloth iiiuko excel-
lent. bugs for holding fragrant flavors and
leaves.
1\ picture is given of n liolls'tlgilwn of
light. green and rum changeable silk. it
opens in from over a blouse of rose inoiis<
rte-lino (Insole. having cotiiillh's of I-tiihrold-
ered inoussellnim emh side. (tut itil' ol
the. lm|llnllri is 11 1'11: he of pale green satin.
' til-1 .
til February lst nut, when vu’ bh‘bur annual iiiventory, we 1.1m sell the balance of our
i ter Suits: ~ OverCOats.
AT LESS THAN COST.
We have to start the sale, l'll"'l“1'-l"i\ 1':
111.00, 12.00.
\lli N'S 51 HS A"! $6. 00 reduced {min $111. 00.11111 7312.
Some that We 11' as high as $.15 00 now selling for 11M 1" l’RlClL'.
Many waited too long until the best bargains were sold.
00. (.)\ iaRCUA'l‘S A’l‘ 136.00, 7.011, 3.00,
Remember our last winter's sale. '
Don‘t do it again.
CLOSING OUT PRICES.
MEN’S SUITS.
Lot 7233, $11.00
1.01 1009, 12.00
Lot 4015. 12.00
Lot 7315, 12100
Lot 7255. 14.00
Lot .1024, 1.1.00
Lot .1005. 1.1.00
Lot 4029, 1.1.00 1.
1.0: .1003. 135.00
Lot 4004, 15.00
Lot 7183, 15.00
Lot .1000, 15.00
Lot 4020, 10.00
Lot 4030, 16 00
Now $7.00.
Now 8.00.
Now 3,110.
Now 8.00.
Now 3.75.
Now 3.75.
Now one.
Now 11.00.
Now 11.75.
Now 9.75.
.Ntiw 11.75.
Now 11,75.
Now 10.30.
Now to. 50.
OVERCOATS
Lot 275, 1-17.30 Now £5.50
Lot 7263. 9.00 Now 7.00
1.01 7265, 9.00 Now 7.00
Lot 714.3, 11.00 Now 8.50
Lot 7150, 11.00 Now 3.50
1.1.1 72110, 11.00 Now 10.00
Lot 7201, 1.1.00 Now 10.00
Lot .1013, 13.02:. Now 12.00
Lot 401 g, 10.00 Now 12,110
Lot .1035, 20.00 Now 13.00
1,111 40H), 111,411) \t'HA’ [3.50
Lot .101; 211.1111 Now 13.511 .
iIIi 4‘031‘ ‘2,I)It .\U\\“4.00
'Jl 'Ii;l -1100 .\II\V l3.0()
W. A. BENEDICT 81 COMPANY,
9 Main Street, Norwalk.
Inventory
tiencral Reduction in all departments lilllillg llic
week beginning.r January nth.
Musical Instruments.
1.1255 THAN COST.
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which passes around the neck. 11 poiiii‘ltiu 25 per cent i\t‘ 1111111111 on all Sill. Shades" .
of silk like thnhodyot‘ the gown ooiers
5 the shoulders and back and has nsinnll,
. full collar of green satin.
Th1» hoiifiant
sleei'esof roso nionsselinede sole terminate
at the elbow in frills of love.
him" rum. 1. m.
HOUSE-SOLD DECORATION.
l‘heiw Ind Tuty )lntorloht For Home Dee.-
ontlonmh'elccliun of Colon.
The taste for artistic furnishing is he
No longer is the exer-
1- so of it I' unlined to we: Iltln persons 11 ho
czinnnd do hn) uliutmir ullji‘il strikes .
their inner or promises to uork intothe'
general st in iiiuot' deioiation which tlin1
h; 11'1- planned.
11111111 of the 1:1- m to! mot.- nient in the dim-
tion of comfort and he 11in 1I,iiiihincd uiul
. cushions. screens, odd shelves. couches and
The homes of {ainllius iii .
' iivoIiI-si (‘il‘t iiinstancesiaiiv show the iiitiii l SOUTH NORWALK
hangings. arranged or made by tho clover !
hands ot' the. housewife, alter and mitigate '
the (lt'pl‘ttss’lllu ugliness of rooms furnished
{with cheap and ugly fliriiitiii'eand carpets. ;
There are now so many sorts of inexpen-
sivo oriental fabrics which can he employ-
ed for pillows and draperies that there is ‘
no need of Vili'nlilllillg nhout. brightening
up tho living rooms on account of tho cost.
.\ rt. winds and lactpiei'ed brisket Work are
costly :itid beautiful, but printed Japanese
cotton and ordinary point have also their
p1.i.-'sihllities in the. thicorative lino. it is
llOl'i-lE GOWN.
necessary to remember that in decorative
sehoiiios for ordinary dwellings there
should be warm, pure. bright- color, but .
not: in largo masses. Ulivt', brown, dull
resound similar uncertain colors are best
for the general tone, brilliant colors lieiinz ‘
left. for cushions. vases and similar hits at '.
decoration. lTnloss this principle is re-
garded, not only 11111 the eye be wonrled
and 11114711111 by the unreliitved brightness.
but- thit dress of the occupants of the room
will be entirely subordinated by the deco
rations of the apartment, wich is as if 11
picture were eclipsed by its frtuuo. As
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for no the human figure is ctmcoriied, no .
household background forms so becoming i
a setting as the old fashioned " gloomy.
dark paneled interiors. which throw into
relief till picturesqnoness of costume.
The wrapper, or house gown. illustrated
is of rose Wool goods. It is full in front
atiil fitted at the book, the full from being
held ill by n. glrdle'of the goodaeng-d with
gulloon. A full, pointed peleriiui. border:
ed, with embroidered tulle. bonded with
galloon, is laid in -plnlts at the neck. The.
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full sleeves are gathered into a pointed '
cud, trimmed with gnlloons.
collar is finished with lace.
J1: on: (2301.111.
The draped '
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(51'1'\\'iilIlII1\.l
:5 per cent. reduction on all impltlicii _lill'tillli(_‘l‘t‘\' '
iiallIlSHmC llal‘i Lamps 1'1'111111'1‘.
1:11.113}: 2
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11171111).
Reductions in Banquet and H.111 i Lamps and
()111'X Top Tuition.
v . 3 .
i.-.iij;.1.ns
1:1
SiLlli‘,
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.' Begins January l3th.
0
makes.
W. S. STURTEVANT,
N. Main and Ann Streets.
CONN.
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II~ in the int-11
p'itronnL'
Pain: 1111:.
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ell'orH loilmre tlielate»
than11111'11'111'1'1'1-1111in town.
us hold to request a liberal share of your
e. whieh we shall :Iinito llt'w’l’l‘Yi'.
.\rti~l's Materials, l’it'ttirc-x.
Pictures {rallied to order.
l'.iperli:1:i'_:iii-: an! llr-I'I'rat-
and
ill-ICKl'Ill.
I'."1\':1~hl'.i'.'toii street.
.<,\.\ll2.
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\‘.'.- “‘1” take the ~a'.iii' pull» to '.111'1'5'011
iii' 1'1-1'1' inn! ~.i‘i~.l'.:r‘.i'
and Decorating during; 1111'. present year
make even
t ., vlcs here earlier!
III in Wall l'.ipi'1‘
1: “‘1“ er
his makes
Norwalk.
if you want to save your pennies, also your? dol-
' l .. lars, go to the Storewlici'e you can get gootlgooils
{Qiitlie least
1’ LAC E 3
money.
We have a full line of
()l'R STURli
l5
'l'lll'l
Lamps, Dinner and Toilet Sets, Tin,
\Woodenware and Cutlery!
All of the finest grades.
Allour l)'..n'.ir'i'\1'ai'e "ilt'll stock.
.NASH 81 VANscov,
”Cor. North Nain and West Streets,
SOUTH NORWALK,
CONN.
”K h 4 Win.
- n _. 1-1- 1.1.1
TEAL Ml'jlll'lNl I ".1 1
For sale at Tomllnaon's drug store.
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RESTORE
LOST 1116011
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Sentinel Building, 50. Norwalk.
ISpecial 15:53am Sale
Patent Leather and
Russet Goods!
That must he (itlrtfd 1.111 regardless of cost.
...fl 9‘.” ._ .—
‘Riis'sia Cali i)I)Ui)it,‘ Sole Shoes at 553.111..
IRIISsia (Tall lloiihlc Solo Shoes at
.1 I00 PAIRS
Men’s Patent Leather Oxfords
At 980 a Pair!
1 laili‘l'
l . 11111133511un~115.111§<i.o\'a pair.
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M. H .Glover s w
Double Shoe Store !
110 and 42 Wall Street,
NORWALK, CONN
chnlar Price $5.011
1t 3.5”
2.1111, "
.41: pairs Men's Patent Leather Razor Tm: ‘IfloI'S. regular
53.1311
Everybody's Shoes Shined Free! .‘\
lid and Reliable llaily Direct Freight line
-BETWEEN—
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——THE PROPELLERS—
8111 [ll intuit Eagle llllll 1111115
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Will leave Pier"3'l F. R. ., fleckman sheet, New York, at" o p. m. '
Leave Norwalit 5 p. In: South Norwalk. 6 p.111.
Freight Received from . a. m. to i p.111. .
Upon application ti) agents the City of Norm elk, Eagle and Vulcan will be
sent. for special lots 0! fr iglit anywhere in New York or its vicinity. ~.
, All persons are forbid tiusting any of the employees of the boats of this
line on eccmnt ofvtbe owners thereof._ 02 if
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'SCHAUB’SMARKET.
38 Washington Steet, So. Norwalk.
HEADQUARTERS FOR
First- Class- Meats”
NATIVE BEEF. CASH PRICES.
l’orier lloiisc Steak lit: 13010 on ‘ 10c
Sirloin Steak 1‘20 1" resi ialid Pickled Tripe 34‘»
loniidSteak ‘.lc. llead (‘ heese We
Shoulder Steak 11 ”1'11 ‘I\ Iirst itlc ,
Prime Roast. inc and l'.’c ll:1ui~. sugar cured _ ilk' 1'
ltih Roast. “1'. \liouldt: r 71'.
Pork Chops, i'lc :1 ll). Lard Pails 2.50
Sansone. Sperry & Barnes l'.’c Pickled Tongues 121:
111-123 Mutton 1”" Smoked 'l‘vioiigw: 180
Mutton Chops "' 1".‘1 K:Iitci'ltrmit. . 100 ..
Fore Quarter Mutton ‘1' Fresh Ground Bones for Chickene
Frankfurters 101‘ Every Tuesday and Friday
Sausage Meat Ground. Hams Taken to Smoke. Street Lamps
For Sale.
JACOB SCHAUB, Proprietor.
Norwalk Chronicler