War m
ih Isotstthsu‘dmusotlc. 3. Lawrence.
lII“ith the party arrived st the Brow-er
homo shout it) o'clock. 'l‘hc guests
.wcn cordially received by Mr. and Mrs.
. waur and hiIvthree pretty tluughwru,
‘ Itndspcntn pleasant ('Vfihilu‘, dancing
1 being a feature.
I'm: In: IIIQIIIIIIIIII (ill
, In nation It In III/tn.
I. m-..—
I“ W in the (at Avenue Church—
.Ims sl tum “say scum
Iisslos Elected— Odds sud Ends.
Rev. J. ll. Blutcr. motor of thc~
Mall“ chumh at Rowuyton, presch-
‘ul an uxcollonl sermon vesicular morn-
ing in the East Avenue churn h. III the Hoot-ac H. 'l‘illI' III-In up (our balloons
main; Rev A. J, slum. ..I-mwnoa lmmhisiw rinlt Saturday afternoon,
Mlndgos xvi. .. “:0. “I will go out "It in honor oi Washington slill‘lltdn).
“0th” limos bol'oro. and shalo- IIIysI-lf Mrs. ll. M. llindloy IIIIspIIrIlIIIsIIIl the
lie-aid: “God leaves out nothing. 11 house of William H. Fairbanks. now
Moon had been loft oat, wII might occupiod by WiliiunIJaI'no.
1“" said ”10"" l“ ”"i' "MW“ "1 "Hm, l’IIstnIIIsttIr tieorgo Evcrctt has iII~
which “0'1 "9"" pcmtittcd i“ “1'1“" 1" ' formed Drumint S. (i. Sillinnui that he
hm history—tho “m“ “l mighty lilltl lltil'lfllll to mail letterson thI- trains
“math. ”‘0 “1““ “ll“ ““WIW‘"! in’"jaudthut they llllllil bo- dropped in tin-
Ind nerves of sttItIl. The elephant IIIIIII l [NiKl-Ufllt’l‘ Mr Hillitnan
h“ never “W“ l‘l‘ll1""‘i'|"i‘d l” ”‘9‘ get loud! atletIo before ht- stops thtIprIItI
picture. In the fullness of time. Imp.
Isit‘k with tIIIIIIIIIIIIIlos 11 low days ago,
now has pIIIIunIoIIiII. and flaturday lll‘l‘
life was domain-d of. Today. hon ovor.
shu was nontowhut iIIIproved. Dru.
BIIIwIIsoII and French arc in attendance.
in New Canaan. sad the curt-nil loaded 1
prolxutes to. ‘
howavcr, God sent. Samson. tln- hum-.3
the vast, the terrible, who should show
to the world what more piII-IIiIIIIl strength
could accomplish. "
graphic description of the fonts of
mighty strength Innnilostod b_v tin-
mm.
history of Samson I as that the strongest
man in all thtI world in II consecrated
won.
The first lesson drawn from tin- ;
Horn i‘olloIItId II 1 Tho
l
'l‘ht- tax for Inn}. at six mills. will
atnonnt to tilt mm which is lartn-r
than has ovor been known how lII-foro.
assessors for this your assessed pro-
portI III its full valuation
Arthur Hitll‘ s largo and highly prized
dog died Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. William Whom. cutter-
Samson was u mum“... (M1 3 l taint-d II largo "humor of int-nth. Hntnr
m set apart The scent “f his “mu. daI night. at It hoIIso-warIninIz. or it‘-
Innength quIthtIt m,“..,,.,(.,m,,,., um.“ to Ireption. in their handsoino no“ rush,
God. Just as“ soon as thII I-oIIIItII-mtionidi'ni‘PI
was broken he boraIntI III-nit us Wflit'l'.
The second lesson IIInpiIIIsizn-d was. then-
is l possibility of losing our strength.
Lastly, the Christian's disgram- was
represented by ”It“ pit-taro of SaInson,‘
show of his looks“. grinding in tho
prison houso.
There wasulittlt- family gathering
yesterday, at the home of MI. and Mrs“.
\luny mtvsts II I-rt- prosout from
Now \ oIk.
WESTPOBT.
A musical and colonial supper will thl ,
lit“ 1d at tho Methodist (' lllll‘i' h. tomorrow
night. \II I-nttIrtIIiIInn-nt IIill lI-Igivl‘rn.
consisting ot music and r-IIIitIIIions. in
ointment (‘ 1'. Harris. organist of tho
l'ilHl Metlnxlist Episcopal Pliill‘tll. of
E Apoll, St. John avenue. the ”..‘. Ision. Bridgcwrt. :IssistIId by Miss lrtI Inc. (lor-
lhatn. soprano: Miss“ ( harlotto .lI- Innings
boing Mrs. Apcll' s birthday IllllllH‘ l'i-li'll)’.
Among the invited gum“ “.0114“. and «admin»: Frank BirdsI-I“ tonor; .lIIlIn
Mrs. Martin Bonner, .lr..tho. Minn-slum“ “l““u‘m'l‘iI
'l‘lII-l .Itlit-s and Iron
Bertie and May 3011,10,...“ ”may,“ ‘tlonII-II will lII-drIIIm-d in colonial stIlo.
Schreiber. all of Jersey City Ho-ights,‘ ;
of Wilson will bt- sold by auction on WM-
and Mr. and Mrs. ll. :Nattoford.
Wilton avonuo.
Alnrgc attondanu- should \H‘ll'tilll.»
Rev. A.S. Knvanagh, Wednesdhy night ,
Th4I hoInIIstt-atl of thtI lIItII MIN-s W.
IIIIsdav. March I, at '3 p. lii.
'Itlwin Hendorson is seriously ill.
JoIntII-t liayden is taking his pluI-o in tin-
when he will deliver his highly intorost- , Norwalk Mills.
ing lecture on “Hooks and 1“} yrs—Hump}
l-llls ti“ ('o. huvo again I-otnnII-nt-IId
or ”.0 Bump." in the Rmvayton Mothod- l ham-sting ico on their Winnipnuk pond.
in Episcopal church.
tit 01' the church.
The election oi
Norwulk Min-don,
_I estortlay,
it is“ for tlItI bom-
Saugatnt k No. 4 boys will IziIII an ms
tII I-IIIppIII. tonight. at Whit II tiIIII- tin-
otl'II- ors of the East: wiII-s and swoothcarts of tin- iilt“ ll‘lllllll ..
resultI-d will be lllt' honored RllIIslt-l,
Tho- llli'lll-
thus: Superintendent DI. ll SlItIrIII:IlII-'Is tIIkothisIInInnerot' showing tlIIIiI“
assistant snperintondrm, MIs“.
Tryon: woretorv IIIId troasuror.
Hopkins; librarian. Miss“ itydI-r.
A very successful '“KIIt'tI Frst"
hold at the Swedish
church in Riversido .Ivonue, Saturday
night. There was-.Igood atttIndam-o, and tor, ‘1” William MW.
all enjoyed“ tlIII intoresting programme
rendered.
Isaac Harris, who is now put-kIII“ und'
salesman for ()ashrirl. wholt-solo paper
dgaierili'll‘m‘"0‘li :Flm alfcril dillhl llO‘iltion on (how & ll'HonInn-Ilieu's Till/ill 0/11“” 1' “Gilli-111151111 '
‘ t’ . 11“ pilrtlllfl. ‘ l" "l" ‘ ”l' ' lstt‘nllwr Juno-phim- (iClIiiUIlISCfIlUI'illt'liilC‘iL't‘nitii.
Hams,VanZondt avenue. ‘I . : , it n ,c 1, H, “mu“. 1“ ’1\'
Miss“ Minnie Nonondorf, oi lmnox: ‘ V ‘ ‘.' " L l',“
handy .I» liliiCilJLfic. it Ill'lLS
Robert Mullings“, of the Norwulit Y.
M. C. A. first basket ball tounI, “'lllll'
practicing last week, was thrown and
injured one of his“ hands. which is now Mrs. AIInioMillI-r. of New York. In _' - v , , ,-
bully swollen. visiting ln-I“ sistor. Mrs. James E. f Iiig,Clil‘igl.iu.I 0i al‘mkm rh'ur'
.__.._ . BUTT“ s for home uqo lo mu. :3
The East Side division of the souIII “""""’"-"- , C"“""‘"‘"""""""“"°'M“"-“"‘“-"“'-
Norwallt Congregational Young People’s Smith Mill” injured himsellquite badly l
by It tall. last week. I.
society will moor Friday with Miss“ Alice
Parsons, First avenuv. Ernest Tilly
will lead. ,
Miss Anna Quirk‘s grocery store at
the corner of Riversido and First ave-
nues, is closed on account of the death
of Miss Quirk's brother in Now York.
Miss Lou School; and Edward Writi-
ner. who have been visiting MI“. and
Mrs. John L'Hoinmodicu. Henry strut-t,
returned to Heliport, this“ morning.
Mr. Seaman, of. New York. spent Sun-
day with Mrs. 1-1.
tuck avenue.
John Jackson, of Prospect place- is
entertaining Mrs. Benjamin Jackson.
of Stamford. _> . ‘
Caflain Erastus Geer, of New York,
spend Sunday at-his home in Fort Point
street.
Edward E. (iorhmn and family have
been spending a few days in New
Haven --- . ..
Bichard Parmelee, of Riverside ave-
nue, has recovered from his recent ill-
11888.
W. J. Robinson' s children have the
measles at their home In East avenue.
Captain W. H. Verity, of Keyser avo-
nue, has an attack of pneumonia.
Members of A. B. and Oscar so
John's families have the modules.
Miss Dal}! “Climate, of Cove street
is recovering from rheumatism.
I Silas OlDell will more this weok'irom
First uvcnue to Cove street.
DARIEN All!) NOBOTON.
, y A leap year surprise, “arranged by Mr.
aners.‘ Edgar Slam-ion, was tendered
to Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert H. Brow”, of
J. Smithfo‘f SIIIIga-,
“'1“ '
Congregational “
1
i
John aplll't'l’llltlllfl of what the l.IdiII s so kind-
.llt'rvd 11)“ and gl‘lll'l'flliily intro dour for ”Will in
tho past.
ROWAYTON.
li“lI.~“. S. .'. Lot ku'ood has ”('1‘ II in Dori-
(ll, caring for tho children ot lItIrdIIngh~
II ho IIIIvo. boon .
sit“ k with tho iIIIIaslI- s.
lloII.III1}tI: W as is quite ill
SIIIIIIIIIl Millor exports to l't‘ilil'll I-I'oou
from Florida, and will occupy his old:
Hill, spent \V‘Iishington‘s birthday ini
l’ort (.‘iIIIstIIr. and Miss Louis». Norton; 1. 1.
dorf in Fuirticld.
Mrs; IdII Shorter has boon visiting who 5
tires in Houth Norwalk.
WINNIFAllll.
01' Bridgeport. was
Edward Shraycr.
llIIlllP over Sunday.
(ioorgt- Lockwood has savored his
t-nnnt-I-tion with theWinuipauk Mills.
Mrs. Mary Jane ( )‘Haru, for II long time
ctnployod in tho finishing tit-partIIIentQ . l .
has rosimied. She is succeeded by Mrs. ?
Etntnn Donne-y.
Miss Minnie Walters and Louis lI‘IIl-
den wertI married yesterday morning at
9 o'clock by RM“. \Villiam Schmidt. The
wedding took place. at the home, of thc‘
bride's parents. who rosido at (lrunbury. I
Mr. and Mrs. lI‘oldcn will rI-sidII with
the groom‘s brother in Winnipank '
FOR SALE
CHEAP!
(in account of ill
health, I oti'er my
business at No. 92‘
Washington street
For Sale. A first-
class paying busi- I!
ness. established 3
' years. I
, nigh-I «III I; 1.“qu Pena—lotus: us. com m
s Rog“!
Mrs William Wood who wus Iain-II ‘
Powder
Mm, PURE
BROAD RIVER.
RIIv t‘. Aquinas. of Brooklyn.
preached tothe LIIttIIr Day Saints in
tho school honso, yIIIItI-rtluy. both InoI-II- _
inn and owning.
Miss l'ltlnn Wilson returned to lli'l'
school in Hidm-tiold. this morning. altrr
II two wot-ks' leave of illWlll'l'.
hiring bot-n IIIIIIIslt-II in tin- school.
.VIIW
Harold Wilson. of tho l‘.IIIIIIIII
road. is quitt- ill.
tht-ro ‘
3 A Custom.
rilll'l'ldlllllil'lli
supper. IIIIIIIIIIIIIII-d totukn place in tho
'l‘htI lI-up your and
I-haprl. WI-tlmwluy night. has born
postponrd until sonn- tinn- in Mart-ii.
KW. William llookvr prI-IIt-hod in Iiw
IIhIIpI-l. ythtIrduy.
“'lt «II-III to llll' that you an- II riting a
good many lllttllll'FIlll-lll\\’ join-s." l“-
tnurlmi thII critical lricnd. "Yo-s," l'l‘“
pliod MI-ITiIIIIIII.““il tlu- tmIrlu-t tor lilt“lll
. holds out 1'” ho IIbe to pay lIIII- it sonw
oi the Inquv IIII will“ .- lll'tllit“! uas
N g I. L l I M. p .3 3 R o w ,ltlnd enough to lend [III II lu-n Iro w. m
Topohor of Plano.
} tn hoIIsI-kI-I- IpiIIit.
Terms Ronsombls on Acpllcntiou. Ad- ' V
dress 38 West Avenue. suit 30 6m
TAYLOR 8i GOLDEN
Real Estate
and Insurance!
WABulNO'I’ON STREET,
So. Norwolk.
‘ Persons looking loru lot. or house and
lot. with the View of purchasing ureitIvit
ed to call and examine our list. We hnvr
them for side in every portol the city III
reasonable prices and on cosy terms.
l on 26 It
GORHAM’S
Wall
Paper
Store!
to First Avenue,
East llorwallt,
- A Connecticut.
\t .t ,h.’
\'I.II.'I .. IIi‘. t'“.‘ I-I i‘
II.II.I~ : “1 .~
l'IIIi it .I;“ii I-
'll.at 1 I.I .IIII‘II; “. on I,I“.“II‘!'."
I Lci’ogzc's Liquid (line is the
“ mo.~'ithI;IcioIIIot “.I‘Ilglncsnnost
flexible. Im‘. I'viintnliciuicrsthe
. it to ccnmtt 1.“.Ith.“1“ boiling,
slow! so things 5cm l‘CC‘\C niv
men Ckl. 1'. is“ cquaily good for
:1 Child's toy or imc 1w Ikvi,‘llll.l-
BETTER IIIAII BANKS/
4 \«III I“ onl- ln't lillikl‘
‘ 4" II iI'l‘llll IIIII--tIIIIIIt.
"3" of IIIIIIII II than M lllt‘
ll lit' HIHII‘. or DH
,\Ili,\'l)H,aI-1III“ IIn~oIi
’l‘lII-I“ don't run.
IIIuilIinotI'i I-IItthv-III
tIIIIy IlIIII'l illii'lllillr‘I
in I'IIIIII- to on)“ DWI“
.unulilv l‘.‘\i1'|li illiil
\Hiii‘illl IIlII“II_I“~I rou—
1m- 1‘“ ilit'ni II-w
lliili"l\ tin-1|“ Viiiilt‘.
“HIM“ llllllI't' ilno- ||l't' w
t-ntsot“ lIIIiI“1ooIII.~IIIo1 III“II ill\\||‘v~t mw-Irllrnt
“”lii’lil'rili When Iou II.IIIi t1I“~t \\I"litl Iliu-
IIIonIls or Jt'\\4' lry go Io
HOMER B. HOYT’S
Jewelry and Optical Store,
80 Washington Street.
5"
w
“Jacob M. Layton,
Fire, Life and
Accident .
INSULWANOEI!
Real Estate and House Agent.
Ocean Steamship Tickets, and Sterling
Drafts. I loans Negotiated
and Stocks Sold.
OFFICE, 5 RAILROAD PLACE.
Next. to Post. Office,
SOUTH NOBWALK, CONN.
Notary PublchVAcknowledgments Token.
‘0. ll. HARVEV'S
CITY- EMPLOYMENT
AGENCY. “
Position lot in Iroughiv capable II'hanIlw-r»
that l or waitrow iAIIII-rivnni. iirst fit/Law rr- --f: -r'
o-n-III. Also pooition {or young man u:- mnt- '1'
man and star-ini- I'.
Ladies and gentlemen desiring first
. clans help in any capacity can obtain the
lsnme immediately at. the above gooey:
I
Frederick Mead.
also those wishing positions, either mic
or iemle. can secure employment.
6. H. HARVEY, Nancy's Ibo.
flora.
70 North loin street, South Norwnlk.
'Imtl IIlrowlIIIrII for “334' .I isn't in.
‘and otlcr it :It i.’-v“ :I lmllll'.
gain. nor to ho Iluplimumi.
Hazleton and Cross Creek
COAL
1“"II'Irlurnm es ant mn-
gtm. livery h o II I; II-
kepeozr should try it.
llcttor and mom- «Im-
nomiral than on“; oil.-
I“r Coal.
RAYMOND BROS.
So. None/Ills.
On
Our
Bargain
Counter!
. l'II tIrZI III; K: lrIr ." ll~.iI.-“. :I in II
riI" .II thut Is you“. ' lnin gimpt. .II I «Ila-Ii
.IIIIIdI tor st~rtixt,:. its hill lIIIrgIIi II'
’ “arm-r s .\'¢-“.I.;s.rt it: lt~h. lil’IIiiwlllli'Wl
by I’Hlilllti.tii"t‘llt'~‘0 ls“ thv
HI~ always in II sold into
i bought
tlo- wholi- stark o! :I whobwulv column. I
lit‘mtt li.il‘-
illt' Worltl.
.\ t'rw more min-I of llnpkins' llnllod
l'orn :It 34' can.
1mm. .31: pound [IIIIIkIIgII.
I T in- yollow pwuwlo-é at low
gtmtl,
min. going
Lorenzo Dibble!
lyi'i'lllt Il' tr!‘ \II!l\\'\I:lI.“~.~’. l'iit'ltl'l‘li
t‘ui'it’r IIII.rII..rv nth. ,I I. In.
iii!|.I IIIIIHI-roz’l lrItogrznztiIIInIi li-«-~Iv
Mnifii. IIIIiIur~. If)! rvistih'. I“ '.ili Iii »‘I“:ltii
\ll‘l'l‘liliiwlitfifll In w bun .I o!-
inflow-out l-r.!.r.t. oft M2. ”11. lath-u n!
will ”111"!“ pm III; in. :m 1min -
i ~.‘Ilt> n! -
,.,. rt: III 1" :‘ilr-iill’" I «on: IIIItII h. nlIIIiIIs
lull. II .I-|1I(.i ll! w,“ ”W i: “It III lliI“.I:
tlIIwnIIri.I'I-1-tvi I ”It rIln‘I- It)“; lIIIII;
III-11nd. ’lhor widpéonlt‘n 1.. li‘ iltl
and liliiiliilltv'l Ir HI» It tit-ll! .. 111- M iii \.. Ii-
IIilllt. "it ”It“ ."fili wit Iti '- loo.“ ll’,‘
n "i”l'lk iirrr'llI «In ,. in! :1» ’ Ibllu tintimsthrt‘v-
of in“ “..iiIIrI in oil IIIII’~‘IIIII- Itilvh «lwl llil‘lt‘lll
1M“ IIII1.11<!.:I.I.: in «MI I‘ III 1“, two >t-:.I[.-II‘ iu'l\»
mun I'I;'-“Hi.I.'. -n "i «leIii-fr‘II1.iiII-ilr~t goth. .
liI“IItIotI bring at lmw'i ~v ..I-v, Il.’.I- lwlnlv sat-i
'liii“ “1‘ lii'i.l".’l'i'..'
[-1131, “will!“ A111), Judai-
A: I ”i:
I
I’lHTlilth l‘ H! Nil.“ \.1 K. ... i‘illiliA'i'l'
t'III I'M ~ um ~I. I 1!. Int.
Note"! I lmriw “ IN on“: lilil‘ ({fI'nI -
“’nllx'. it mid rlioilii. «law-‘Imm.
“rd. rI-Il Th. I tip .uimitndnitor With ”it
Will IIrIm-II-Ii O tidbit his win. tii~:t;IiI- In 11' .
would '1 out. r-mut tor». Iii—‘mlmuiii. It! ilw pru-
Lon-”1.1.,“ m ,V twrls. ”ll llt- .‘tI-l I1“) «I!
.“Jlli' h. 1"". '1? i t iI l‘W lI lull in I. Illflli‘l ill I'
all pt rwns IntI-rr - :ml III . '
tIot‘Ii‘le-vl tlIt-rI-o.’ lw ~IIIIi a-‘imI
IIIIIw rhi. or i; rt. to poblwio Ii ii . to r. ~11 i“
In I“ h. IIiII-go 'l'i' motion In -. .: IiNtII '2. .mi
Knot“. mpy tip-n {on tho ~12 to [In-l III ~.IiIi
IIrW..l|II. rIII-Ian-I'. tho plw'w loll-t rII lino lil‘t'I'.|~
Hi lHI-i do“. “if, hi ll“. not w salr'la‘li~ l “W ~ilti
“Jr i'litVIIi' lintw! if "
“ ’ ..IIIIIID“ Ii: Ii II,.I,;-.
I’lWMHT (II' M .\\ ..'\i n, 55.. l‘ Il'lil’fll l.
('0‘ HT irvlrrfifirfi “Ur .\ l' i" ‘
Fntntcoi'hsnrgn \\ I «or II. IIItl- o1 .\oru“alk. “
ins-IIiIlIl141rivIt own-«I “
Th! lull” of I' run-Ii: infill: Ill-4ft: l n! \ur '
wulit. lsvtb iimttnl and “habitual ~i\ IIIoIIliIs“
from tln- Ila!” Imp-II! lrrr Iii" I fulilnf~ of soul
(“41“! in r ‘lillril iii" If I .5. lll'I {. f‘ -- “it "will!
Tips-o- who: I'Ir'gl't I! It lrt'I’I-fi‘lil "I" It :It'“: IIIIitl~j
l'rl‘l’l' riv tutti-«tut tritium aural timv. will lav Iii-.5“
tit. 11'!“ -II‘ II n Ior 'Iltl MI rum- illIil' imt «i to“
mill l"iiIi-;1O' l‘l’f .- vim ~ir «W to all Illlliil Iii. Ii-I
pontoon! to
Ll?” Hill's lll l'ZH.I:i~. IKI'I’LM:
DittrtuitT oi man .II. 16 ~~< I mom l
“1' [.1 rrmll t -5 A IL. I-IIo.
[state of Man I. 114 word. int: n! S: m“. III.-
in millili-lrtvt, Iim «av-bi
”I'Iiorml. that tin rtlmmtbtmtor B‘nlhllll‘ “oil! I
.“Inrn SPII I Will it lilo Illflllltldmllhnli' '- ‘m tlii lIIl
thin I' out f. It whit-“twill a! lit» l'rol .31.. Uln‘ I-l
in .‘nffllh "all." 'ZYI‘I IL’I) If I’lfll‘tll l'fii. M ‘
To 0'" incl. 'nft’ Int»- .04 ilmt all [forums but l'- 1
Mfllflonlrl .atinI mar ta» mini: 1 then-Ii. .
thouwl mirIIInle—vr Isiil "nu-o this ijtil‘ri
turbu- mlvlistmi too not» Int»: I“ lutiingn - in» II- I
ration in mm ('14 rm. not putt .1 - “‘vp‘i iln-r- Iota
m m» slam—post In «aid \nrwnlk noun -t In.-
his"? flown-tho IinuIflN‘i lust Wall-ll Ml llItIki
mm do I» Miss :rul duo of II; «.r:- h. WM
ll OH l’ \‘. 00““ .\I’I.l Julia!-
6
“Wow
“rho Loading Dr
2 GAZETTE BUILDING.
yG
m-WCMIIMu-smw—o” “as.
HAMBURG EDGINGS!
“it? hurt: lvléit‘t‘ti illl StIlI' this work III.t“ t'nlit't' III“‘I‘I‘
fl'lIII line I ontains‘ all of the w-ry latest
in all widthsanii piires.
illlt' oi
things in embro'IdIIIiII. .11
mm’Hm-H
code: Store,
Baking TRISTRAM & HYATT,
1! union“:
iiltit‘i tiII:I“~“.,
and Swiss“
[:li Lilli
min-not;
.i'." .“III.l
('I‘tiiiill it“
INVENTORY SALE!
Bt'illl'c taking our annual inventory \\'l' pmposr to (“low out all don't lI“-III.511II;;IIIII lt‘liliiillll‘I ill
(Ivory Iicparunent.
in order to. do this IVI“ 1;;I‘.“II :II.II'kI“l llIIIIII .I11 .1! it” ll.\1.l
Remnants of Silk,
I‘ l’lx‘ll'li.
.Ulsters,
’it is“.
ill" ’
586 WASHINGTON sr.,
m1»! Wlinlrv.
sumo“ “.Iml illlt"i fitII'ani t'uliliinIIIlIi Iii;
“NOTHING BUT PRiCES
lsouru nouwnut,
Remnants of Black Goods,
Remnants of Colored Dress Goods,
Remnants of Cotton Goods.
All to go :It inst IIIII- hill of tin“ i't‘gllldi' IIIEI‘I“.
Tristram & Hyatt, Norwaik, Conn.
” INVENTORY SALE!
25 Per, Ct. Discount!
”no go :1 IIIIII (lthCt‘\t‘S.’lili‘.llI‘i. ()III“1IIIsiIIc:“I“. (It! lllt‘, p.15t_ VI‘ill' 11 Is“ been. I.II“- r I“ and tilt“ most satisfy“
to: I at not I.“iI“.«-- I.III lotaii~ II in this: in, and in Ictnm WI: will now if \ lzlx' lit ill .\1\ III our pI“~otIt . to:
tilt“ III-xi 'il“. .\ I) \\ \ to our 1 Iistomeis. 25 pH“ it'lli (iil cw 1'} Ili‘llt' 10, III “1.1 stow.
NOTHING RESERVED!
Overcoats, Suits, Underwear, Neckwear,
White and Fancy Shirts, Hats, Caps, Eltc.
in mind lI‘()1'!\' DOLLARS 1“"()l{ 'l'lllilili.
NI) JACK 1N 'I‘llli BOX. No guess“ and you don't get it,
IIIsIoIIIor's mono)“ being“ as good as another;
FRANCIS a. 00’s., ..;;
ix’lI‘l 1.1\ III C! oIInI: RS \.\1) I t RVIsIII: Rs.
50. NORWALK.
Sale to Commence Saturday, February 8th.
HUNT & ZElUFF,
\I'iIolI-sId-I. and lletail Deniers in
Fish,
Oysters
FRANCIS a. CO.
Clothiers.
FRANCIS a CO.
Clothiers.
Aim II'I: iiilVCl'lirt‘ only what we haw- :IIIIi «rightly :II
lllll .“I stratigliti'vIrwartl [I'LIIWIIrItioIL om-
lint?
You will/iintl them eloquent IIIII‘IIIglI to demand
your attention.
and Clams,
Lobsters.
The Best Assortment of
Fresh Fish to be‘ Found!
_:30 yards blurs“ iignrotl and sII’Ipv-i seniwn»
'- ynrtls wide always a shilling“ .1 I'd:
week 717 per yard.
Don't forget we ill't‘ Iitlling“ :1 lining .“Is gnml
Iliamois. at no: poi“ yard.
.1, this
:i\' iiiii'c
, HORSE RA'oIsu
goo gent's (TllthiOl, 5.Ittccn, Iramhrit“, or out— , GROUND “[0
in" flannel workinlr shirts“, tilil' lt’qititnutc :t‘II ' '
h D ‘ ‘ ORDER!
t".lCll, or two {or 75.“,
immenscassiIrtmrni
line; tor this“ work 3‘)"
Holy two to it Customer:
to select from.
so dozen gents llllt‘ll collars, (Inc dozen ton
Pure Maple Syrup!
Pure Tomatoe Catsupl
Pickelcd Oysters!
lmI: Ullt‘
_ Iovcrsiiilc, price to close, Igc box:
IliiI‘Il value.
300 pair of ladies,' missvs‘ or children's“ lms'I'
supportors, any size st“,paii“. just think of it?
50 dozen lutiirs' night gowns, not i111li'_\’,
but .1 good sensihlt‘ gown, with :I splz‘utliIi
quality 01' muslin in it. 'l‘lII-I“ ought to I“I-i.Iil
tot“ 05¢, but torn special this week. We plum'
them on sale at so: eafih. l
25(iozen extra large pure
5 fringed. a-t Itt“ catth.
Specialpricéon broken lots of
underwear. if you need them Olll‘
literlplucc to liil_\’ them.
too lzIIliI-s'colico wrappt‘rs, 17C (filt‘li.
l
,'l'I-!I-II1IIIIII- Cali. ln-Il.
4“—
YOUNG MAN!
\'I by tnke the chance of lllvimz
I.ithont lllslil‘fluu‘, when Fom
(' ems II dot will
‘INSURE YOUR LIFE,
FOR ,snooo:
Ur.’ Ix l' II II day will give you an lllltlUW"
“IIIIIIIt of ii om payable to yourself it you
iiI“.I- \\ ith Insurance, like everything
else tln- host isthc cheapest. insure in the
Connecticut General _
Life insurance Co.
01' Ilurtford.
" S. S. L’HOMMEDIEU,
ill \\ :Ishington Strut-t, .1o.Norwnlk.
linen, towels“;
children's
is
..‘Ili‘tl'C
gross
”35°” 570 0A
83 Washington Street,
its“
"'1"
. J. D.JENNING$,‘
UNDERTAKER.
KNIG HT STRl“) 1
Nomalk, - - - - Conn. '
llpp. Street. Railway Depot,
lliILs'llllIlh’t‘l-l ELM srnrzr. I
TELEPHONE cant. II. 1
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. $11421); 'I-I
Norwalk Chronicler