tlttlllts.
. L -. WM”...
1 1|! luring. at In East Avenue Voting Lady;
m tor Wednesday. January 29-
, , Other In: at the Day.
If!!! collar of Benjamin Robertson‘s
m on Uslxirn avenue was tlooded ‘
m. by the bursting of a water
. p0, and considerable damage was done.
‘ William Carr’s. the First avenue
.. ‘ butcher‘s horse fell down at the corner
“ officmystreet and East avenue. this
. morning. Postmaster Hoyt went to his
Mace. Nothing was broken.
There will be an interesting debate
on“Lahor Saving Inventions," at the
Epworth league weird to be held to-
, night at the home of Mrs. Frank Bey-
. ~mour,lienry street. All are invited to
bepreeeut. ,, E
The marriage of Edith B. Osborn.
. daughter of S. Enos Osborn, to C.
Edward Bailey, will tukeplacc at noon
on Wednesday, January 29, at 91 East
. aveuneptlie home of the bride-elect:
The couple will be at home Fridays iiii
March at Meadow Bmok, Daubury. ,
The annual 551‘in ”Mayflower Hook:
and Ladder company will be held tc-f
marrow night in Arion Hall. 'l‘hel
1’ advance sale of tickets insuresu huge;
attendance: and everyone is assured of ;
a thoroughly enjoyable time. 9
Miss Lillian McGee, of Keyser ave—5
nue,isspending a few days with her,
‘ York.
WINNIPAUK.
Mrs. Harriet Keith. of New Canaan. is
visiting her son, B. S. Keith.
There is go'xl skating on the “Muckfi
the young people having cleaned the
snow off the in».
“From; as to Sex—Helx'r-‘l’apn. we
callawar between people of the same
nationan internecine war. don't we?
Father-Yes, my boy. IIclwr-Wouldn‘t
itbe better to call it an iiitcruepln-w
war? The nieces never have anything
to do with war.
Dear one. if every kt» ..t mine
Were but it snowflake. wit and line.
That tails quite ll”i.~l‘it‘~.~' nil thy itll't‘
And ’inong thy tillllpll‘~ Illltlr- a plan-v.
Would you consent—l whisper low
That other cars may never know
The certain Hi»; that our» may he.
I! you but hcarkcn unto nie~
Would you consent. my low- llli‘~i true.
To let me in: a drill to you?
Kenny—“Ls your not tireprooi":"
Towne—“You'd think so. if you shivi-r- .
ed there all winter." '
“The new woman seems to have play- 3
ed her last card. I wonder what next." .
"0h, she’ll ask what’s trump, I fancy." l
She—“I hope you can come next 1
Thursday. \Ve're having some music
and supper after." He—“Oh, yes, I‘ll;
come; but—cr—I may be late." ‘
“Don't you think that Do Seete is two I
faced?”
i] “I should hope not. One such face as 3
“ he has is enough to convict a man.” ‘
"Have you formulated a. plan of en-.
gagement proposlas, Maude, for leapi
o
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m I... aim .
AII 0M of measles bu [when
out in Norwalk. The that cm airman
ed In (Military. where, it is Imppmed.
‘ they were brought trout Weatmrtnvhieh
has had an epidemic of the dist-nee. The
Cranbury epidemic still rages, and yes-
terduy the school was closed. New.
Norwalk physicians are having new
cases daily. Fourteen w'ubclng at ten-
ded yesterday by one (hictor. Health
()ilicer Tracey is kept busy quarantining
houses. Among those now looking for
board on Iwcount of the dnudud yellow
card are Gem-go R. Allen. Henry (imm-
{nian. smith Northrup, Harry Lielmld.
‘Wni. Banker, James Brnudage.
.It in
supposed that the majority of their
children were exposed at the New Yeir's
dinner given by the member» of the
“tomb: Engine company to their wives
and familicn, as all of those mentioned
are members of the company.
—Two nights to Will Carleton.
NOTICE OF
DISSOLUTION.
Xotiee is IlN‘t‘l),\’fll\'_t'll that the «to-partner-
ship heretofore existing between (tent-m It.
\‘unAlstyne and (.‘hiirleu ,V. l-‘itch. under the
Ilrm name of George ll. \anAlstyuc .k (‘o..wus
this day Illx-lltlvotl by mutual consent. t’luirlcs
h. Fitc l retlrln ' from the limit.
- (i iota”: lt.,\'.\l\'.\l.i-I'l‘i'.\’l£.
_ t_‘H.-\llLF.h‘ .\. l-‘l'l‘t'li. v.
South horwalk. .Iununry lllll. item. ; 1‘.) :Il
OF THE TIMES!
l~ your watch to II"
it hul‘tlillili‘tiV occur: t -
Iloc~n'l it need a little
cleaning up or remit"
Ina or regulating Jllst
now? If your time-
piem lll‘t‘lls any kind
well to let u~ hau- .i
Inn-k ut ii. The "limit”
won‘t u-mt \‘tillitlld'lllillfl
cleaning it needs wiil
lie IlHlII' iIII' _\i'll Yurv
I‘I-umnalvly.
HOMER B. HOYT’S
Jewelry and Optical Store,
on Washington Street.
depended upon '1 Hr if
and any repairing '."'
Enterprising Martian.
Diokcrniun & «Son have. renewal their
Weekly bargain sales. which wI-re inter-
rupted by the holiday scimui. ’l‘omor-
mw bargains will be confined to the do-
mestic dciuirtnn-nt. ‘
W. A. Benedict d: ('0. hurt- a few
more pairs of club skates left. and will
give a pair away with each child‘s suit
\Illltl. Matty units have been marked at
hair price to make them kn. .
~—When you can get regular goods in
boots and shoes for less than half (Mist,
take. advantagn- of the opportunity.
Harvey‘s bunlmipt sale is still on. (‘omo
early in the day and avoid the rush.
J.D.JENNINGS, ‘
UN DERTAKER.!
KNIGHT STREET. i
Norwalk, - - - - '
Opp. Street Railway Depot.
RESIDENCE EL.“ srnnr. ,
TELEPHONE CALL, ii. i
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Jacob M. Layton,
Fire. Life and
Accident ‘ l
nihili'llllilllt'lillWillllftlI N s U R A N c E ! !
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Real Estate and House Agent.
()cenii Steuinaliip Tickets. and Sta-fling
Drafts. Loans Negotiated
and blocks Sold.
UFFIC I. {I RAILROAD l’liAI‘E.
Next to Post Ullicc,
‘SUlf’l‘li NUltWALK. (fi).\'.\'.
; Notary Public. Ackuowlwluini-nts 'I'ukeu.
' oyal
m
WWW“ PURE
Paper-Hanger, Calciminer,
Baking
Powder,
And low they have Separated. .
Moi. James Buttery, whose marriage:
has been the subject of many u-iisationul'
newsman-r acme. hash-It her husbandl
and returned to her innentu at chl
Canaan. Ht'l’ husband nunaina with
his intents, Mr. and Mn. J. W. Buttery. l
at Silver-mine. The gmun is onlyl|
seventeen, and the bride. fennel-1y Minai
Lizzie Fen—is, is twenty-one. She:
claims that Butterys whens ill-treated l
her. It will be n-meinbeml that tin-l
Immm'a parents had some of the bride's ‘
fricnde um-sted for kidnapping her
youthful husband.
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—-Get boots and shoes for less than;
half cost :it Harvey‘s bankrupt aide.l
Greatest oppirtnnity ever ofl'ered.
J. 0. JENNINGS,
i
Painter.
OEKCES IN ,
WALL PAPER AND BORDERSJ
1 NORTH MAIN STREET
South Norwalk.
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Uri .
Sample Booksol Latest. Styli-sol l’ui ers. :
Borden and Gilt. Mouldinua taken to ,
houses for inspection. no notice by postal. >
Batimutea Checrtully (liven. Inc lit
F.5CHAVOIR,M .D.
5-3 SOUTH MAIX STREET,
South Norwalk.
PRACTICE LIMITED
TO DISEASES
. OF WOMEN.
()ilice hours. Mondays and Thursdays
Altotip. m. nil 1y
Grand Opportunity 7 ,
But One Chance in a Liietim
IS THERE SUOI-I A
AS IS OFFERED BY THE '
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‘75., Leading Dry GOOdSStOrO,
TRISTRAM & HYATT,
2 GAZETTE BUILDING.
”‘4"...
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AnnualJuanuary Sale Of
Domestics and .Linens.
Commences Saturday, Jan. llth.
A FEW OF THE
MANY BARGAINS
Which We Shall Otter During This Sale.
(,iood yard-wide Bleached Muslin, tic.
per yard.
All the beat makea of (‘ottonn at (lost.
Best yard-wide Unbleached Muslin. 5e
per yard. ’
Best yard-wide ‘Fine Sheeting, tic per
yard
Best yard wide lieuvy Sheeting, tic
per yard.
Good quality loin. Unbleached Mus-
lin, He per yard.
lh-stginality limit. Unbleached gins-
liii. ltlc per yard.
Good quality -l'.’-iu. Bleached Muslin.
“'2“ per yard.
Bcstqnulity 4'3‘lll. Bleached Muslin.
10c per yard. ,
Best quality -l.'rlu. Bleached Mmliu.
llc per yard.
Best quality but l'nbletwhwl Sheeting.
17c per yard.
Best quality il--i Bleached Slim-film.
19c per yard. ' ‘
per yard. ‘
5" per yard.
Pill w (Rises. listto in. well made and ,
ood lllllfillll, 25m pr.
Sheets. size 81x90 in. well made and
gt a id Muslin
. at .00 pr. [me each.
FLANNELS.
l-Ixtra heavy White Donn-t Flannel.
.‘w yzml.
lleuyy 'l‘willcd Shaker Flannel. He
New Patterns in Dating l“lillll:l'l.~‘.
lland.~ome Patterns in (‘rown (‘ush-
nun-es. Ne per yard.
lit-an .v iiidertlowu Flanuels in brown
graypink and red. lite per yard.
Unc ease Crochet Quilts. full rill“.
Special Priors in Table Linens. Nap-
kins and Towels, for this sale.
Trisfran'i & Hyatt, NorWalk, Conn.
TAYLOR & GOLDEN,
Real Estate
and Insurance!
WASHINGTON STREET.
SO. Norwalk.
Person»; locking I-Iru lot or llnlltfl' flllll
lot with the View oi purchasing, are invit-
ed to (ml and I‘Vzttlillli' our list. We have
‘them fur wile ‘.ll every part of the city at ,
.
renullmililu prices and on easy terms.
an 265 tr
c. u. HAfiVEV's
crrv - EMPLOYMENT
AGENCY.
Ladies and gentlemen desiring first
class help in any capacity can obtain the
1 wine immediately at lip.- above agency :
GREAT BANKRUPT SALE .
Boots aria Shoes!
NOW GOING ON AT
4’
HARVEY’ , :
your?” 1
“N ,but I have all the old gags byl
heart." “
. i
" “Why is Miss Proper‘s picture so i
severe?" ‘ . .-’ ,
”The photographer asked her to look ' - ,
pleasant." '
’ Mrs. Dash—Is Mrs. (trash in good so- .
ciety? Mrs.(trash—0h, no! Sheis just ‘
one of my church acquaintances.
“Have you always had that ridiculous
gait?” asked, the camel supemiliously.
“Ever since the fall of man." sighed ‘
the serpent. "At that time, however. I ‘_
flatter myself I got there with both ;
feet." 3
A battle of words. usually rcnds ini
noise. Don't fling a sledge. hammer;
when a feather would do as well. i
, Notice! i
TOWN or nonwniiu
L _-._.-.. !
Annuall Business Meeting.
, The inhabitants of the 'Town or Norwalk
are hereby botillml and warned that a town
meetingwill he held iii the Town House. in
said Norwalk. on Monday. the filth day ‘2’ Jun-
Imfi'y. 1800. at 2 o'clock in the afternoon. tor the
to Wi nrposes. o wi : »,
Fi’ratl‘g‘l'o nuhorize the payment of the
amounted bounty claims due stilllilt'l‘fiJflT‘tiltt-‘Il
no the town of Norwalkuvho participated in
tholute War of the Rebellion. Iorwtiiclielnims
i’he‘tonm is liable under the _ [Iron'lnliinfi “fl
ChuptchCCXVllI. nit :J’iiliiicAI'iS (ii t'oli-
moment 0! Niki: to mu'ethe nip-esqiry zip-
propriation Iorthe payment olfltlur summon-l
toinstruct the selectmen of said town to nor-
m.iiuocessary.u hullllll money ~udiuvnt
10ttlut.purpnse.und lo iriyover‘totlie per-
we 0 persons duly authorized to receipt
t
t'
h r any sum or 5Ulll> of iiiouey"tliat
. rig due said ”mining.
" maeeond. ‘To hear the annual i'epr-rtsttoluy
the no! state and town taxes: to make the
,‘ aggropriutiunlorthc support oi thei
'o
make the annual appropriation for
the highways.
_ . To authorize the town clerk to;
unutobe copied the tlrst book. of the town ,
records and make an appropriation therefor.
Fourth. To authorize tie selectmen tn
(anutohe countructwliu continuation olthe
sumo road on the (‘onncctiyut turnpike. as
1:: $11 by Chapter C(‘(Th\ of the Public,
A n theotthr- State, {if was. lurid to make:
t ryupproprta ion iere or.
bfiflh. $0 detimine and tixthe salaries oi.
nlltown officers whose salaries are not ilxed}
by the statute laws of the gtnte. l
L M . ,
,Hniutruoiira. (Selectmen. l
. < and; a. immoral
\ Dated-t Norwalk. the itith day of January.
A.,D.. m . .
' glut
n... "no-«wt -.. pxp.-..
» _- Half Cost i ,. ,
.a very -Ic~ii‘iible pith-inw-
Large Ste
/
. l ,
- H- Harvey,,, N. Main Street.
Everything
to be
Soldat
Less than
(
\
'. . PRICES ALMOST NOTHING! .
Store Open Every Night Until IO O’clock. l
iCome Early in the Day and Avoid the Rush, but be sure ‘
Come Anyhow! ,
0k and Great Variety
:NOrth Main Street, - -/ - SO. Norwalk I;
.
t
l
‘ his I those wishing positions, either male
or Ieniule. can secure employment.
C. H. HARVEY;'Harvey'S Shoe
Store.
Til North Main street, South Norwalk.
OVERC OATS !
New lot in liiue and Black.
$4100 to $201M. 'l'n'ilor-niude,
ll|it'\l style, Hlll!) waists and
sleeve lining» lliagonul wor-
stctl
SUITS!
in blue and black. (“Jul a
suit. All great bargains. Call
and examine.
H. GOODWIN,
I10 Washlngton
Street.
025 ly .
AUCTION SALE! j
Oys te r Grounds
and Oysters.
The subscriber will idler for sale at public
illlt‘lltlll‘ilt Ilit‘tltn‘k ut lived a Housman. in
Smith Norwalk. Hum- on Monday.January
.uotli. Mild, :il nun-1...»; [arena-Ill. :ill filll‘ll right.
title and llllt‘l'lNl u~ Hench”. Ii. Siaill‘cr had at
I'niiinieneement of insolvency proceedings in
and to too norm more or low of II\'~‘It*l'L'l’|Illnil.~‘
:md tin-oystersthen-nu. an undivided one‘hali
:llllt‘l'ltri- 'l'iieizroiiti-l~ are ill Mute Juriuliw
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and i
.southcrly
. lvnluno'i' in no Ilil\’~’.
tinii. ~‘It'nntwl in itch-on ..; Stunner-I. with an
adjoining strip in lleii'ieu.:iwl are known u<
tin-Smith llt‘llib' :imiin-lx 'l‘livycnntuin well
known and hit." illl‘l'fll‘l‘ll neuter i'rnnchisw
unilliaveu lat-Ln- ud \nluuldv- (lupus-it nt' oy-
sters thereon. u nmmi'tuniiy iw nll‘ered for
AT AUCTION !
A Lot on ,Water Street,
South Norwalk.
'l'he hilllrl‘l'lllt‘l' \\‘lll£li~‘u .»ll'~i~t‘or sale at
public auction at the some time and lace. all
such riL'ht.title and interestux N'lll Gemin-
ll. hhadcr had in and Mali that certain lotpf
laiidnnilie \\'t‘.~lt‘l'l.\' allit‘tll “tilt‘l‘ atreetJn
Nuillll Norwalk. i‘onn.. l-eini: about .3“ feet
front on Water >trvet. and about 49.3
feet rear. and about LN‘L'J feet on
thenortherlvliue and illmlll will leetontho
line. Terms of Stile. 10 per cent.
Dated at South xf'l‘Willli. this iuth day of
January. 19km}.
\\'ll.l.l.\.\l ll. REED.
Trustee olthe iiikoivent e~tatevil (Emmet!
Sliiitll'r. lll Tl
Y‘O U N G - M A N !
Why take the chance of Dying ‘
. without Insurance, when Four
Cents it day will
EINSURE. YOUR LIFE
FOR =$I.OOO!
0r Six Ctfi. a day will give you an Eudow- _
ment of $1.000. payable to yourself it you
live. With Insurance, like everything
else,tbc beat is the cheapest. Insure in the
Connecticut
Life Insurance Go.
' 01 Hartford.
3. st. L'HeTiui-zeiru,
111 Washington Street, 50. Norwalk.
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General ‘
Ball
Print"
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TAKING. INVENTORY,
In
Carefully
Executed
at
the
Sentinel ,
Office.
JUST TO CLEAN UP
BEFORE
WE ARE GOING TO MAKE THE FOLLOWING
I'r
Straight genie Goods !
The long and short of it is stock too big. prices lowered in order to reduce same-
First lot, 15 pieces strictly all wool Fancy Suiting, they sold for die and cost us
ICUT PRICES
more than the price asked from you today, which is 250 per yard.
‘25 pieces 190 and 250. Dress Goods at reductions running from 331:, to iota—the
I
whole lot 1212c per yard.
75 pieces best quality Dress Prints. browns. chocolates and fancies, regular Tc
All the same, tine yard. '
25 dozen brown Turkish Towels. large. at 50“,. oil the price, viz.: 12,150 each,
limited four to customer.
500 yards best quality, 5-4 Table ()il (.‘lotli. others ask u on
goods.
limited time only. Vlfic yard.
10 dozen Ladies’ all wool Jersey (doves, lac quality. 100 pair.
Infants” Worsted
n In
Booties, the quality. l-l(' pair.
We. pair.
I. 2"“. l I
urtcr; our price, fora
2-4 sheets good Writing Paper. Envelopes to match. 15c quality, me boy.
10 dozen Gents‘ extra heavy Working: Shirts. 30c quality. 390 each.
Odd size Gents‘ Underwear, Vests and Drawers.
1 lot Gents‘ Vests. size 4:]. mostly .‘illc quality, 250 each. i
1 lot Youths' all wool Scarlet Vests. size 252. mostly 50c and The quality, 25!: each. .
1 lot Earthen (Tusiiitlores. regular price 15c: now Sic. .
We have a few more of those (,‘arpet Sweepers. “Our Own." price, forthis
sale. 7.30.
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‘ ‘83 Washington 512.,
SO. NORWALK.
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