m on in IISIIAPS n
m not sun or III! mu.
m Mm! Concert Ind ball at laminar
lint Ill Lulu COMP—Other Hans
J“ Masonite Baybmtlullim.
. Thowvonth annual concert and ball
in! Mayflowcr Hook Ladder company,
0; l. at East Norwalk. was pronounc—
ed on nnpmslcutul means. both ti-
nlwially and socially. The affair was
held in Arion Hull, last night, the
-' Ming floor and gullcry of which wore
VW with people. Unc glance at
m happy countenanccs sulliccd to
show they were cujoying .thcmsclvm in
the most thorough manner. 'l‘ho dance
2 music was provided by Smythc’s orches-
' mmdtho prompting wusby Charles
Yul. Thonfi‘air was in thc hands of
ummt faithful and energetic committcc,
who deserve no small crcdit for thc suc—
,‘ m that nttcndcd all their ctl‘orts.
These members Wcre: Fllltll‘ managcr,
Frederick M. Wheeler; aids. \Villixuu
Cheney. or 6? Karlie:- avenue. a brake
man on the switch engine in Mill) Nor-
wnllt. was coupling cars below the tslouth
Norwalk (lupin, last night at who
o'clock. when his right hand was badly
laccmted. Dr. W. C. Burke was scnt
for. and attended to Mr. Honey's in-
juries. It will probably not be neccssary
to amputato the number, but Mr.
(knincy will not be nblo to work for
sumo days.»
Teacher—«Tell inc, John, what bc-
comes of the man who neglects his soul
John—die. gmwo Int.
Would-bu Cyclisto—I thought you said
that after twelve lessims of un hourcach
[ should know how to ridc': Cycling in.
structorwilo you would. sir, if you
hadn't spend the best part of your timc
on tho ground.
TAYLOR a. GOLDEN,
Real Estate
and Insurance!
WASHINGTON STREET,
so. Norwalk.
Allow)”, Goorgc Lindcburc. Frcd Jones
and William Morris. The hall wasi
.pmttily dammed.“ .. M
The lecture-room of the East Avenue
Methodist Episcoml church was won
MIMI evening and tho praycr and
praise service was one. of unusual intcr-
eat. After thc meeting the otllcial
Minimal. Carr& Robcrtson n-portcd
that the exmnso of repairs mudc in con-
nection with llic falling of thc chimney
will newton. A unanimous vote. was
Mic celebrate March 15th as the
fifth anniversary of the building of the
church. Rev. A. J. Smith, .1. if. Haw-
kins and Jamcs L‘Honuucdion wcrc ap-
pointed to visit all the subscrilwrs to-
ward. the new church building, and nrgc
thomtopay their subscriptions in full
by the fifteenth of Math. The board
also voted heartily to invitc J. H. Jack-
' son, the popular and successful sccrctary k
of the Young Men's Christian associa-l
tion of Norwulk. to give one of his
sterooptieon entertainments of illustrat-
cdsong and story in the East Avenue
Methodist Episcopal church. next Sun-
day night at 7 o'cIOck.
5
—Get boots and shoes for less than
‘ ed to cull and examine our list.
Persons looking {or a lot. or house and
t with thc‘, view of purchasing, arc invit-
We have
them (or sale in every part of the city at
rciwonnble prices and on easy terms.
on 96 ii
In
A SIGN OF THE TIMES!
in tour wntch to lo-
dciwndcd upon? Ur if
it isnnrdinnrtlraccurate-
«loci-n1 it nccri a little
cleaning up or l‘l‘llllll"
int: or regulating lost
now? It your timo-
piecu trends any kind
' nfnttcntion you will do
wcll to lot on have a
look at it. Tho "Imlk"
won‘t m4 you unvthim:
and any rcpairim: or
cleaning: it nl-cils will
In“ tluln- fur ytill \‘t'l‘)‘
t‘wtsunably.
HOMER B. HOYT’S
Jewelry and Optical Store,
80 Washington Strait. payment to 'llAXCl'ZS E. BRADLEY, i the ballot.
13 M 17 .'\:lmini.~trntrlx. l
m *
and givesuntim attention to his body?
a .
WINNIPAUK.
Patrick Biu'ry ivccired a telegram
Flemming. a lricnd. had bean killcd.
Mr. and Mrs. Barry and tum daughters
left hct‘ir‘l‘ucudny night for Watcrlniry.
Miss Rosc Barry Won a horse which
was ratticd at William Hyland‘s.
Bridgc. has been a goon of Mrs. Rubcrl
Hull. _
-~When you can itct rcgulur taunts in
boots and sluics for loss than hull“ cost.
tukt! udrnututrc of thc optxn'tunity.
Harvey's bankrupt solo is still on. i'omc
curly ilulic day and avoid tho rush.
~i
l
.1) BATH titll'lt'l‘, .lnn'mry Mill.
1). icon.
.'orwnlk. it said District. (lt‘ct'lht‘ll. i
The Court. of l’rolmtc for the District of ‘
twmths from the dutc hcrcnt for the“
Creditors oI suid Estate tocxhibittheir
claims (or acttlcmcnt. Those. who ncglucl
to present their accounts. properly attest.
ml, within said tunc. will be dcbarrcd a
recovery. All portions indebted to said
Edntenrc rcqllt‘slcll to make imnmliutc
pnynwnt- to JAGUB .\I. LAY'I‘UN,
,l i? ’.’l ill Iirv-cntor.
I [STRICT DP NURWMJC. 5°. PRO;
BATE Cilil‘ll'l‘. Jun. 2A. ll. lull; -
l-thtatrof Mary E. Hrmllcy. Into of Nor
\vnlk. in said district, deccnsed.
'1‘ in Court. of Probate l'orthc district of .
Norwnlk. lmtb limited and allowod six'
ltorn of said estate to exhibit. thcir claims,
for settlement. Those who ncglcct. tnl
promnt their accounts, prnpcrly attained. {
within said time, will lN' dclmrrwlnre—i
cow-ry. All persons indcbtcd tosuidw-l
from Waterbury, saying that 'l‘lunnnsI
Miss Tuna Bnrlmur. of Rcyuolds‘,
S'I‘IIII'T HF NURWALK, w. Hill 3
" Eprt‘scnt it. All thccurds will bc gircnijM' :vard widc Heavy Shot-ting tic
Estate 0 )[flrggnyt Mat-.Qulmc. pm. 01 ; out boforc the windows arc lll‘t‘fis’t'll. W. t "
Non-talk. hath llniitcd and allowwl si.\ l ninlict‘s, Sentinel building, South NW” ‘
‘ lct whizwd by the bonds of tho-c men in
. Patrick Cort-omn‘s salmn In South Main .
ism-ct, and nnbedcd itself in tlic Wall-l
' thc mun, which limits onion thc railmad,
months from the date hereof for tho cred. !
talc are (N muted to make llllIlIlIIllfllci‘“
K ‘fi'l'ihe Leading Dry Good
T ISTRAM 8L
2 GAZETTE BUILDING.
Powdeg
flat is M on Tonight.
Pioneer i‘astl , A. U. K. Ill. i,‘.. will ;
' install Its oilioerweln't
Norwallt Division, Ancient Order of
Hibernious. will hold a sociable in the
Allwtnunni. Last night the division in- ‘
( stall its ncwly clot-ted ollicers.
-'l‘his is Will (‘nrletou night.
A FEW OF THE
3 who Want You.
tlur windows will be dmnwl with 3' ‘
‘ gen-“ml assortmcnt of our linc clothing. .
i furnishing gmxis and hats. rcady for tho i
3 public Saturday morning, January thh. l
iThc dill‘en-nt articles will be nuinbeml. l Gm“ y“‘:‘}“"i‘l° Bl"“"h“d ““5““ “i“
and if you have been fortunate cnoughl 1“. hm"
All the best makes of Cottons at (lost.
tocuptutc one of our numbcrcd curds § Bust yiml-widcUnblenchwl Muslin. 5c
Best quality l‘.’-in. Illtmchcd Muslin.
ltlc pcr ynni.
Best quality ~l5-in. Bleached Muslin.
ilc pcr yard.
.which will agm- with the nnnibcr of i ll‘ré‘iml. Bfifill‘l‘lfllil."ll-‘llUllldCilCht‘d Slit‘t‘iifl'fl-
. , ' . = ~ '1 .‘ V- 'u - . ‘u 1 .
nnvtlnn ill the windows. conic in and: "‘l 5““ “‘“k‘ I'm” “WNW”! 0“ 1““ “ Ill-”m ' . . .
’ g l \"trd Best quality EH Blcacln-d Sliccting.
, I‘Jc pcr yard.
3' Pillow (hiscs. 45x36 in. wcll mode and
good muslin. z’ac pr.
Shoots, sizv Hlxiltl in. wcll nnnlc and
good Muslin, $1.00 pr.
FLANNELS. .
l'lxtriihcavly White Domct Flanm-l.
or 'an .
per yard.
‘\_ Bent-dict & (3.,” "Whip“; and far- ; Good quality -l5-iti. Unbleached Mus-
llll. Hc per yard.
Bent ointlity 45-h]. littbloaclud Mus»
. llll, inc pcr yard.
( mod quality ‘l‘Join. Bleached Muslin.
N'uc per yard. 5
walk; 19 Main strum. Norwalk.
A Bullet Through the GIISS.
.\t I'll!) o'clock ycstcrda_' afternoon } _.....
there was a rcport of a pistol. and a bid. 1
8 Store,
H YATT,
AnnJalJanuary Sale of
Domestics and Linens.
Commences Saturday, Jan.
Ilth.
MANY BARGAINS
Which We Shall Offer During This Sale.
llcuvy Twillcd Shaker Flanncl..‘h-
v pcr yard.
.ww Puttcrns in Outing Haunt-ls.
Inc pcr yard.
liatnlmnm Patterns in Crown ('nsh-
moms, 81 pct yard.
llt‘.l\'_" l'Zidt-rdown Fltuniels in brown
gruyzpiuk and rod. ltlc pcr yard.
(inc casc ilrwlict Quilts. full sizc.
Mic cat-h.
Sprcinl I’riccs in T ublc Linens. Nap-
kins and Towels. for this salc.
work near to bar. The ball had cuter- .
cd through a pane of glass in the roar of
truck. close by where a numbcr of mcn §
employed by the Bcrlin Bridge compa- 3
ny were. at Work. Thc particlcs of glass
tin-w about tho room, but fortunatcly did :
not hurt anyone. The occupants rush ‘
1 out, but could not iiud out who tired ;
Ball
rintin
But OneChance in a Lifetime.
half cost at Hurvoy‘s bankrupt saith,
Greatest opportunity . rcr otl'crcd. ,
I
William Naphcy, a prominent incur-l
ber of Muyflowcr Hook and Laddcrl
company, was returning from thc dance :
in Afton Hull. :n ‘3: it! n vim-l. (ills luul‘lb
ing, in company with E. (I. (lziswcll and l
'.Legor'“Edmunds. ()ppositc the King:
block in East. Washingtou street, Mr. J
Naphey slipped and fell heavily, stn‘kfi
lug his head, and hurting his spinc.
His companioxxs Wore. obliged to carry
him home, and summon a physician to f
attend him. This morning hc was int-l
proved, but unable to leave tho housc. l
—Wclsbach Light. Percy Ferris.
Yesterday C. H. Aisthorpc receivcdl
four gold crank Falcon bicycles, for:
which he has secured thcagcncy. They l
are handsome. machines. Mr. Aistliorpo
has also received ‘96 samples of the
Cleveland, Imperial. Sterling and Man-l
hattan wheels, and he proposes to make l
things hum in the bicycle business thc ,
coming season. Next wcck he will at- ;
tend the great. bicycle exhibit in Madi- i
son Square Garden.
--This is Will (‘urlcton night
Insurance Agcnt S. Smith L‘Hommc-
‘ dieu wont to Stratford today to pay to
the widow of Robert- M. Curtis $1,000
in the life of her husband. who died last,
week. Mr. Curtis had a. twenty-year
endowment policy in the Connecticut
General Life Insuraucc company. The
prompt pnymcnt of the claim is only
another instance of the commendable
; business methods of the company.
-This is W'ill Carleton night.
. W. S. Finch. who has. resided on
Osborne avenue for the. pass seven
years, has moved his family into their
new residence- at No. 196 South Main
‘ street, South Norwalk.
This is Will Carleton night.
I I Bobqrtson 80 Curr have just completed
the house of Rev. A. J. smith in Henry
shoot. The mums arc now in the hands
of. Edward Gorhtun. the painter.
--Fresh bakery at cost. Mead's. Sat.
Gear W. Fitch, mason, contem-
plates erecting several handsome cot-
tagesbn his Maple. avenue property next
Edwprd -E. Gorhmn’s artist, W. S.
Veedefiispuinting and decorating the
interior of M. D. Randall's new house.
e—Big candy Sale at Meud’s. Saturday.
. a W“—
The Nnromake Gun club will have a
shoot qt its Gregory Point range, to-
marrow, if the weather is propitious.
Miss Mai Edna Merritt. of Cottage.
avennobisyiszting fricuds in New York .
.‘ city. ‘ H_______
Frank L’Honnnedieu, who has been
illthe pant weekds slightly improved.
Grand Opportunity
GREAT BANKRUPT SALE
«1
. HARVEY’S,
North Main Street, - - ‘ - So. Norwalk
IS THERE SUCH A
AS IS OFFERED BY THE
Boots arid Shoes !»
NOW GOING ON AT
it
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‘——This is.Wi11,Caoemn night.
Everything
to be
Sold at +
, Less than ' ~ ~
Half Cost !
LargeStockand Great Variety
.' . PRICES ALMOST NOTHING! .
Store, Open Every Night Until IO O’clock/f
Come Early in the Day and,Av0id the Rush, but be sure and
Come Anyhow l
a,
C. H. Harvey,N. Main ‘ ‘
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Carefully
Executed
at
the
Senfinel
'0fime
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C. II. HARVEY’S
CITY - EMPLOYMENT
AGENCY.
Ladies and gentlemen desiring tind—
clnss help in any capacity can obtain the
sameitnmcdlatelynt the above agency:
:tlmtboscwishing positions, either male
or female. can secure employment.
c. H. HARVEY. Harvey's Shoe
Store.
To North Main street. South Norwalk.
OVERCOA'I'S!
New lot in Blue and Black.
$600 to $10.00. Tnilor~madc.
latest. style, satin waists and
sleeve linings. Diagonal wor‘
\n‘c‘fl ‘
SUITS!
in blue and black. $5150 :1
unit. All great bargains. (‘nll ‘
and examine.
H. GOODWIN,
I70 Washington
Street.
0:35 ly
NELLIE NLDISBROW.
Teacher of Piano.
Terms Reasonable on Application. Ad-
dress ml West Avenue. our; 30 (in:
AGreat Deal can be Said in a
few words if you only Sgrike the
' , POINT
tofOre existing betw
in the South Norwa
Mr. Fitch retiring.
comes handy.
!
The firstthiug in the point is this—the partnership here-
can Mr. Fitch and Mr. VanAlstyne
1k Boston Store has been dissolved _
As it's usual zit such times, money
inducements “for money". That's what we want. That's
i I what we are goingt
one else. These go
. prices.
ltloladies' and missc's coats ranging this sale, 33¢ per yard. and only 10
. in price from $3.49 to WAD—last year's yards to customer.
styles mostly medium Wcight—thc whole
_ _ , '25 pieces a )l‘l)ll "in ham all good dc.
lot at one price. and that is $1.00 each. ‘ I h g l ‘
sirablo checks, at 4‘«._.c per yard.‘
, 1000 yards strictly all wool fancies, 40c : 500 ytmls 1212c white apron cross bar.
? goods—we, put them at 2-30 last Wodness ‘ at 90 per yard. ‘
day, 1‘th are lgomg 1‘0 fa“ nouItthnt :0 . 300 pounds good cotton button for com-
‘n' 1 1 ’~ v \ ~ ~ .‘ . y .
put t n. in in t it. in wspapu. snnp y f ortablcs. be per pound.
means come early if you want them. - ‘ p . ..
Rpmembm. the wipe! 250 vnrd. 1,000 yards white. domet flannel. Alc
.’ pper yard. '
'15th yards best ti—lxlll calico; 4ch per
.1 ‘
50 pieces bleached muslin. same
yard.
weight as fruit, of loom. at 61.49 per
800 yards 4x4 brown sheeting, good yard. 10 yard limit.
strength and 3001 dehf’ in fact 7‘" is We. shall also offer during this sale 75
:whalt ‘fre ought‘tobefasklng. Price. WI“ pieces and dross goods, all kinds ,und
i be 4 l" as long “a they hold 0“" 1 styles at the. one price, 33c. per yanl.
50 pieces bleached tochinmyou have < 50 dozen gents' white or grcy mixed
all had these goods and paid from 5c to shirts ,und drawers. full line of sizes,:
9c per yard for name, our price, during L our regular 50c qualityethis week, 3ilc_
treet: 83 Wa
lightinniber You Cannot Expect to Get“ These Prices Forever.
0 have, if not from you from some-
ods are bound to sell fast at them-
too dozen ladies“ fast black hose. They
are considered a regular 200 stocking
and the imperfections ate so slight it
will trouble you to find them. Price
just one-half viz.: 10¢ per pair.
All sizcsbf children's cotton flannel ,
night dresses, 33c each.
25 dozen gents’ suspenders, full sizc
and strong. 15c ordinarily. this sale, We
per pair.
lildozcn gents” grcy shirts only and
(1) size only, that is 42—-—they - are
straight half-dollar gaxlsg-wc are over-
SltK‘kC‘tl on this style so make this price >
250 each.
50 picces of different kinds of dress
trimmings all colors, worth from 250 to
500 per yard. clearing up price, 121-3
per yard. ‘ '
shington Street,$outh N walk, Conn...
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Trista... 8. Hyatt, Norw/alk, Conn.”
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Therefore we offer the following great '
Norwalk Chronicler