i
Minamoto
M II! It. not Autumn II the
Mani—mun magnum
Wm» M limp.
' out. lot down and loam: all.
illuminates uta very interesting
‘ . who! by Row. A. J. Smith,
M that Avenue Methodist l'lpint‘tdntl
‘ . loll” evening. from tho tout,
H , rm all and fulluwui Kiln.“
" M party politic-innit would Illilll
: p the pooplc twin-my. riclws.
W wright-1r it they would forsake
= tit! {allow thum. But unlike tho
mphmof all axon Juana Christ
”I. “Behold I send you forth as sharp
filth milltttof wolvemf‘ "Yo shall ho
Mot all for my name aako." "Lilo:-
mwhmouvcrhcbo of you that {or-
" M not all that he hath ho tatunot bu
.1!in disciplo." Ai‘tur “optimizing tho
Wihmght of t«an;ilotc'ubandomncnt
d breathing, an abmlutc solfn‘cnuu-
‘ Mint (.llll'lhll. tho embjct. was hap-
, tilytwncdto tho manltol such a Nll'l'l—
lip Thule who tomdrc all for Jean»
_ Mono rooeivo the Mastcr'u reward.
“Then atmwemd Peter and said unto
‘ him, behold wclhnvc tortialtcn all. and
. 101M011 thuc: what uhall we hawthorn-
ffl;" ”And Jesuit said crcryonc that
lath {Walton houses. or bmthcra. or
, W, or father, or nmthcr. or with. or
ichllglmn, or lands. funny mum-“o sako.
chlllrcocivo an hundredtold, and shall
inherit everlasting life. "
“Miss Nellie Ix'Hotnmcdieu. organist,
(uncured the services of Miss Agnes
Littlojohn and Mia: Jiésuic Bronson. rio-
unintentional Tilly. cornutist: Mrs. N.
‘ E. Dompbcll, Missl‘lorencc Benedict, it.
n. Hint, H. 1’. Morgan. \' 'aligts, to as-
nilt at the fiith anniversary of tho East
‘ . ' Arcana Mothodist I'lpist‘opad church,
- March to. ‘
Thowbinot of thc Epworth Iaiaguo
will 111th at the pursonago at 7 o‘clock.
tonight. The mgulnr young people‘s scr-
riot will be hold at 7:45. Miss Carr,
half] Huntington, I4. 1.. will load tln-
_ meeting-
Morriti Epstein's horse startcd from in
frontoi' the [Mist-office. this morning,
whilotho owner was inside, and ran
down VanZnndt avonur. but without
ddnfany damage.
‘" '“ Hurry'Benedict. of East avcnuo. has
' lolt'tho employ of Thc Daily Ncws, and
in succeeded by (‘harlos Johnson. of
Woodward nvonmu -
I
‘ A special meeting of the otiicial lmard
oi the East avenue church will lw hold
mom night- after the prayer M‘l‘l’ltftf.
James Robinson began his duties to-
doy‘as manager of Luther Wright‘s bi-
. . cycle establishment in South Norwalk.
:There were unusually high tides ycs~
. terday. The docks wcm submerged in
‘ . many places.
» The uuualmon-thly communion service
was held in the Advent church. yester-
daY- -. 7 y ,
Mrs. Mary A. Leruut. who has bet-n
vicitinng. and Mrs. David A. Rose,
has returned to her homo in Niantic.
. Mnand Mrs. W. A. Folwcll spont-
Sunday with their aon in \‘i aterbury. .
Mortimer Hosted, of Van Zandt ave-
nue, in visiting in 0x Ridgv.
Miss Mamie ‘ Morgan, of Fort Point.
street. is sick.
Dr. F. G. Brown is visiting in B11 mk—
lyu.
‘ SOCIAL
"meanings From the Gay World of
South Not-walk and Norwatk.
. . Miss Julia Callaghan gavc a mini udc at
her home in Snugatuck. Friday evening,
in honor of her friend, Miss‘A. (trowloy,
of Ansonia. Among those prcsent. worn
thoMiuses Florencv and Ella McMahon,
Annie Rice, Angola Crowley. Marcella
Callaghan, Nellie Bade. Motors. Thomas
and Fred McMahon. Mr. Crowlcy, Wi1~
lie Belmont. Charles (.‘allaghau and
111388111 Smith and (J. A. (.‘allaizbnn.
_ of Bridgeport. . A--.”
‘ James K. llaokett. loading man in
the “Prisoner of Zonda" company, at
the Lyceum Theatrc, Now Yorlz. is stay-
i in: at the Mahackomo Hotel. while call-
: ing on friends in Norwalk. .
/
”lin'pensoutt.
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l
M11. David Whitloclt. aftervisiting
88mm] Weeks in Boston. Springfield
and Philadelphia. has returned homo,
‘ ‘ Ind id now at the home, of her son. W. i
,F. Whitlock. Union avenue. i
Charles Vogle. who has been visitingi
MW! in Railroad place, rotur‘ncd tol
i-Philadolphiu today. Hi! mother. is ex- '
', patted hert- from that. place this weak.
1’
y 311‘. wand Mrs. Joseph Jennings. of
. *3!!! York city, expect to return to their
3% at- the corner of High street
“ armada avenue, next month.
1', I In. Barriet- R. Hobbs. of East Wall
find. aspects to leave Norwalk for 001.
Namibia weelg.’_w . .
In. I. H. Parsons. of Brookside. in
‘ "home today from her tripto
visiting her brother. E.
strut-t. nitnrnod to Springtiuld Saturday. l
entertaining
William R. Dyer, of New York.
bot-n tlto gut-at ofhliss Juanit-
Fairliold avcnuc. ,
Sunday in Ncw York.
South Norwalk Notes by Way oi the
and attcr thin in
will sctth- down to the business of inst-
ting out tln- goals as rapidly as [musibbu 1
I‘. & K.hat-.~i so much promin
so many years.
in ccrtuitdy a wry liamlsonn' shape.
mama to be in kccping with most of ”1"
styles that havv aha-adv boon insuml,
and willbc rcadily act-cptcd by the tradt- ,
as a in-rluctly Stlft‘ shapc to handh- and a
hat that will bt- bt‘l'Onllllg to tho lll'fljnl'lv
ty of bonds. ’l‘boy illustratc tho Har-
rington in this lsiw’llt' of 'I'ho- Ann-rival:
Ilnttcr in a handsotlu- fashion platc.
busy right. along.
issucd February 1, and was wvll row-iv»
ed by tho tradc. Their New York lh-r- ‘
by is also a wry dosirablc style. and is
one of their ln'h't milling hats. 'l‘hcy are
made in handsomc colors. that arc filli-
ing well with tho tt'ado.
Tlnr Raymond & (Totnstock ('o., am: 3
having a good llllrilllt‘si in tlivir special
shapes of still hats. 'l‘lu-‘i' are making all
I-W—mwuw
Tho «I. 1.13. will ho 0|!le Wod-
uouday night by thalamus“ and “mi
3. E. Wood. South Main utm-t. *
Minn Minnlr Rohcrta. who bu boon!
H. Fox. WHV
in... Ella ‘vunwagmm. of Port our;
\‘ltl, N. Y., in routing Mr. and Mrs. t‘. 2
H. St. John. of I'llizulmtll «trout.
Mina Sully Dyer. of Summer tutu-ct. in
hot uiuter-in-Inw. lira. 1
Perry Beltz, of West. uvonuu, has»
wturnod flout aviait with rclutivca in
New York and Jam-y (‘iiy.
Contractor John tilwn. now at work in
Pittatlold. Mm.. upimt hilltllln)’ with his ,
tamily in South Nor-walk. ‘
Mina tiertic Brennan. ot Norwulk. is.
viaiting Miss V. Mulvillo. o! Washing-
ton awnur. fitnmturd. :
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Miss Nettin Bishop. of Norwallt. has?
Hood. of
Harry Bailwitz. ot Sorwalk. spa-in
iiET'i
HATS AND HATT
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.
American Halter.
li‘cbruarybasin-on a busy month in
South Norwnlk: tln' hats made there be-
'I‘ho
icn placing their unit” freely.
Thut'rofut J: Knapp (‘o. huvc bot-n
having a remarkably good business.
'l'hoir stylus at” always goml and tho
piallty muintaincd that has givnn tIn-
Milo for
Tim Yolk Hat
Harrington hat on tho filth. and it
It
WilSon it (‘o. haw been
'l'hctTItapin hat was
John (‘.
the new ahaims as tln‘y appvat', and tho
goods arc coming through pcrt'm-t in
quality and handsomc in colors.
Thc South Norwalk Hat company arc ,
olfcring at'vct‘al very dcsirablo style-u in
utifl‘liaita, which arc tact-ting with suc-
cess. They maht- a very rcliablc lltll’,'
that is much appreciatcd by thcir trade.
Tln- Adams Bros. Manufacturing (‘Ulll-
pany arc. nit-cting with sat-cuss with tlniir
‘ l
own shapcs. 'l‘licy alno malic all tho
ucwnhaiws as they appuar, and their
inanv coatumcn look to them (or roll-
abh- foaturcs in stylc and tinish.
'l'bcilv tic Holmes arc “'(tl'lflltl: up a
nit-l- bnsiticss in their spccial oration, and
feel vcry much I-ncouragcd at the- way
their luminous is growing.
‘ Walbizvr &: Drcycr illuntratcd last.
month in Thc .\lllt‘l'l('illl llattor tlw W.
&. D. but for spring, made in thoir South
Norwalk factory. and also tbcir tourist»
shape». "()nr (Iamlidatc." llliltlt.‘ in their
Urangc Vallcy factory. Both arc popu-
lar shapes.
l‘}. M. Palincr tK' ('o. are wa-ll plcan'cd
with the way theirbusincss grown in
the making of bodios in thc rough.
’ Hoyt .& Woltham-n haw m-entlv
put in (ant.- of .[tlic Murphy crown and
brim still'cnitni machincs. 'l‘lwy are up
with the times. and arc constantly im-
proving their bodies in the rough.
.\ Washington dispatch saysthat dur
ing a diebatc in tho House upon the dis.
tribution of set-«ls. Mr. Hill «Ron.
Conn. I said that his district- contained
many hattcrs. l’ndcr a Dcmocratic.
tam? they could not tind work at their
trade and werc comimllcd to go farm-
ing,"and they wanted thc seeds.
mom lufié'éisi'ts.
“Town Topics.“
“Town Topics." which will In- at
Hoyt's Tlieatrc. tomorrow night. is an
ontortaintuent in thrce pat-tit.
study. bittpf varirgated fun. a sum!-
ubundanw is provided, In tho court-to,
of the muted! will bc sung tho new
I
rtmt‘llwt‘li‘ In Into
inuof tln' tincr grndoa. 'Many of thoé
retail dealers-i havc hold of! to one what 1 Mummy “firm...“ i
tlwleadcrs among tho rctailcrs wouldl
put out. and having M'ell them havc
bi
Dunlap hut willbt- issued on duo with,
soon the t'utin' ll'tldl!llDll-‘llIltl'l‘t'lvl‘lh‘willt'uiwlllo mm or lilmvn'
company ismn-d tbc'
There is
not plot enough to givc rise to profound
Ilclt.
“I. OI *0
Willis holler-k, clerk for llryant
Brunt“. in on tho nick lint.
John Quintard, of Wmtwrt moaning
t
is wriously ill of ctmuumption.
. I’
“er—Your will- In In a critical utatc; I .
E nhould advisi- you to call in man- xtwiab 3
list to mmndt on tln- mow. Husbandl
lgi't propvr incdical advii'c, but
'l‘lic 'l‘
mt...”
W
tho l’mmalon.--l)m'tt r
riala of
she
( lintltnr Knuth. of \Vcsl Mall! street, I thought y‘m would lx‘ Hl’lt'lttlt‘tl.
who Inna bot-n M'riuurdy ill. ist-onvalra l
wot. i
%
Tax Collector’aale.
U'l‘lt‘l-l in th'rbv uiwn that the titular:
alum-d. l'oilcv'tor ol 'l'nxtw. nlulcr and-luv i
0 via rcttnln tax warrant. dulv t'\t'|'llll‘ll :
uutlinrtti and din-chad
him to hm
\‘ll‘lll
and algnod to“ prnoor
to tho nndomlgncd. commanding
null i‘s‘lll‘t'l ul
t‘nuu m l-I. hurt.
and otlwt porn-1h nnnwd in tho» mt:- Iva-l. on
tho list to mild wnmun annuvml. lllt'll' wit-rut
pro mrtioto. nl‘tlo- hum lnlnl a- tlwroun ~Intml. ‘
mi aunt boon.- o'tnx ul' unnatural laid upon ;
lln- abH‘Mllll'lll lint tnudr Hi I by the lttltnbi- l
tnnt-nttlw town nl Surwn . rcuulnrlv and:
Icgallv a-urmlximldn Wilma Ila» rub din of Do i
climber. All. tutu. Inut lor Hu- pun-ow of mm
titling tor the imlletwlnru ul sold tumulcilr»
upon llns [allowing doma‘dunl tI'uI mint" ol
Niltl
t
t
l
dwlumi-Imli HI : ll llmt<
cumin. mom ui purwl of land o—ilttnlml to tlwi
tuun ui Nnrwulk. in tho tin or south .\‘il‘\\'lllli ,
l-ciuu nlmul loo font minor». and Inomdcd
Iul finmucl llai‘mnnd. Hut—l
Ill-uni :
tiiu.l.v;~l’.ltu1i.
Ila-in: an maul lllt-ll‘.l
vrlv to land now or ttvmvrlv or lot "rd
and Emorv l’arkmz ~ illlllt'tli ln‘ I In! of tho
South Nurwnlk Ilnt t'u.. and “whorl. Its-,luuh-
am rallcil Inn aluwt: til-mull that curtain;
plow or mum-cl ot lunnl in ditnonsintu about to“
Ivvliruitl nt‘ I‘vnt‘. and about tin Ivy-t dot-p.
n lnltll u! .Inunn- litlltlt‘n.
id .Inmm. tu-ldmi and land
nou‘orlnluo .ln phinu .\.tlnlulon. mntlmrlv
I-yhiuhwm vnllwl Illuli ~trm-t and nonticrb
to land oi hut-mo It. You \l-sli'tu'.
And I aliallwll nll public ant-nun, on tlm‘:
tuwnim-- lIn-rciotu-ton- tln-wrilwl. on tho Nil: 1
dui‘ Id Mm. A. It. than. at it ”Huck a, m. sol
e-aatt'rh' IN I
and I'I'n‘cnlwilnc llundrr-lllw .lnllarm t‘llfilfll.
'tbut buim.’ tlw lil‘vitnll'liirn ul tlm said t'lmrlv~
l-Z. Univ of tln- ~nm total in ~ni I IN. tugcttu-r
with tho clots-gm nt’ ll'\ r. Hill". ct».
, tilin lt.t~'l‘..lnii\. .
l Tax l'ullm iur. UH! vi 1“" '
[ Ilutt'ulnt anwolk. l'e-b ‘Jt-tll. A. ll. two
Tax Collector's‘hsole.
'l l'l'lt ‘I'. i~ livrvlo'uivcn that tho onclormzn» ‘
. ml. t'nllw-inr of 'I‘arm. undor and to l
\ll'lllcv mfg. vortnin lll\ warrant. dul) owl-amt.
and Highwl tr; [It‘rlllt‘l :illllll-tth and dirt-"tout;
lotltc unilvrwigm-ol. munnatulzng him to lt*\'\ ~;
-I .
in int i,» I? In.) \.
and w-Illt't'i' ‘
‘unv ~-Ilwt‘ ywl'mm tuitiml lll Ill" mic hook. ”Ill
tlio IM to Nllll um rant unto-ind. tlmir wwml,
lit‘nimrlinth HI lllc «um total :u Illvrl'lll ~Illlvd.§
will ~Itnl living a Ill\ writ~~v~~ltlfllll laid upon 1
llt:-u~~‘u~~~lti-~nt list mndv in PM M tho it»
lntldtanlmul tlu~ town of .Vv-rwalL l‘-'l.'lllltl'l‘t
and ll'l‘lllll‘li~M‘llllIll‘Il. to wit. on tho int Ilni
Hi .‘Tltl‘i'lt. \ It. was. owl fur tlu- pitt'lw-v'ni
providing lnr tllc imlcldutlinr-w hi wild Inuit.
lcvio-s ulmn tlw inllevu mi: tit'w‘l‘ll'IWI t'vol r-lute
of mid
l'tltl:l!.~l:.ll1~i\,
brim: an "-lllnl owlivulml ”till-hull .-l all that
"t‘l'lillll piww «.r patrol of Inn-l, situated in lllv
Town of anualk. intlu-l |l\ ni hwttllt .\niwnli.
balm: about if.“ I'm". momma on! lulllllllt“l
n-vi'tlwit to law! oi Sutnuwl Ilai lIl-Ill'l.t‘ll~lt't~
Iv hr land non or iut‘mcrlv ml l".vl\\':tltl lit-am
and Flow“ linkm. «witttltvrlx lo latnl of tin»
Ninth Nul‘wulh llat t‘v .unul \vr-~lvt‘l\ 8w ill l
wavvallml Ilm firm-l: :elw all lint x‘wtm‘r
pim'o- ut‘ par-ml nI' land in dunno-Into. :lllt'lll tin
lmd from ur trill. :tuvl :tl-nnt vim-1 tint-1.
Imnndml twttIn-rlx M‘ land of .lauum UNI-lull.
t‘flhll‘l’l‘i l-ylntnlur .Inmc- lu-It‘I-in and land
”air or lain nt' .lpwidnlw .\ linl‘lt‘ll. ~énitlltcx‘lx
lIv lllKltWfll' calla-d llizli sin-ct and nouherli
In land or (it-org" Il. \'nu.\l~tvnv-
.Uul I ~lmll will at pubbv JIIi"Il"ll, molln
I'l't'llll~t'~ lu‘tI-inlu-luru t!m..'i'ilu-.l. an llit'Hlil
dnv of Mar. .\ II. that». at to It“ “Flu-Is n In.
:wuitli'li llu‘rcnt‘ :w Will l’uht' llw ~lloi v-l
t'll*\l'llélllii wwntr tlvu nun lmntll'o‘dtlu dollar».
.l'!ll,73l. lllltl lmlfl'; llll' l‘l‘HIN'I‘llI'lI Iii IIII' «aid
t'Iiax'lt-n Ii. ltutx Illllll‘l\lllll total in will 1M.
-tm;otbr-r wnli tlw vhnruow Hi" |:-\ v. fill". ctu.
lulu“, I’- h’l' .IUH\,
'l‘n\ t ItilI'i'ltll. list I-Ilatlt
llatml at \uru‘nlk. I'o-l-imuy 3.». \ It. lxth‘v
TAYLOR & ‘ GOLDEN,
Real Estate
and Insurance!
wasmuorou STREET,
Bo. Norwolk.
'l’ersons looking for a lot or house and
lot with the view of purchasing, aroinvit-
ed to call and examine our list. We burn
them for sale in every part of the city at
reasonable prices and on easy terms.
an ‘21) if
‘Ers.
c. u. HARV
CITY - EMPLOYMENT
AGENCY.
I’mitiv-nlur llinrougldr «'apnlulo I'lmmlwr-
maid or \i‘:llll'l'.~.~_l.‘lttt‘l'itthlll. tir>t I'l.‘l.‘.~‘ rotor.
nncv. AIM» position for mung man on couch-
man and uarilnn-r.
Ladies and‘ gentlemen desiring first!-
class help in any capacity can obtain tli
mmelmmediatcly at the above agency;
also those Wishing positions, either male
or female. can secure employment.
c- H. HARVEY. Harvey's Shoo
score.
. said u~~talr mar lm nnltllml thorn-of. lbw n-ivcn- i
M...
I’lfi'l'lllt"? HF Nttllll'lldi. n. I'IlUlH'I‘F.‘
. Htl li'l‘. .‘llll't‘lll'A. IL. wax ) z
I-.~tuto ..1 Julia llvlun. at" of \wtanlL ‘,
Ill filllll Ilt~llii'l. llw‘NIM“ . ‘
Urdu-ml. 'l‘ltut ttw vwvutrn Inhibit Ia-r
udu tlhll‘llllntt arm-um In lid-mun for to ~
no. ntvnt.nttlo~ trolmtcnfllw-m \urunlkmn
(Inc will dni‘ ul March. in"? at tour‘vlm'li
tot‘vttmmzoml that all po-rmn» mtvrmtmlln
l
iris u’lllcnnmv tluu orllortn lu- put-liulwd in u
In-wnpxnwr lanai-.1 n t‘tl‘t'lllltll'tll In ~ald div
trlvt. and punt a mpv tlwtc'ul on tho dun-punt ‘
in Milli Nurwnlk. Ilt‘iil‘flhl llw hIa-a- aha-rt- tho-
dmvvnm-d hut uluolt. at lr~o-t w-wn dim lwlorv
«aid I’lth din of'Mot-vli. 3mm,
u la\ a, uooim inn. Judah.
l
Hazleton and Cross Creek
COAL!’
l’or furnaces and run-
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livery ho u s c-
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gcs. ',
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kcpccr should try it.
Bettcr and more coo-
nomical than any oth-
r
cr Coal.
RAYMOND, BROS.
,!
So. Nora-m.
HUNT & ZELUFF,‘
Wholesale and Retail Denim In
Fish: l \
; Oysters ,
a n d Cla ms,
Lobcte rs;
The Best Assortment of V
Fresh Fish to In Foundlv
HORSE RAOISH GROUND TO
ORDER!
Purc Maplc Syrup!
Pure Tomato. Oatsupl
Plcltclcd Oystersl‘
Tull-phone: Call, 40—“.
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YOUNG.MAN!
Why take the chance of ll) lug
without Insurance, when our
('cnto a day will
INSURE' YOUR LIFE
.FOR swam
0r Fix (its. a day will givvyott an Endow-
ment. of $1.000, pnynltll? to your-ell it you
live. With Insurance, like everything
clse,"theboot lbllll‘clli’apt'sl. Insure in the
Connecticut General
Life Insurance Co.
0! Hartford.
5. s. L’hOMMEDIEU,
ill Washington Street. 50. Xarwalk.
_. .. .. d. .4. . -N...“u__...._
‘ 70 North Main street, South Norwulk.
M
,3tst Annual Statement '
‘ - ——-—-—0F'
CONNECTICUT 6
LIFE INSURANCE CO.
01" EARTH IRD. (‘t iXNizt'Tui'I'r.
moms w. nusssn. . — . . . - ‘President.
M ‘
Assets january l, lh’ilti, ' . . 2,8illl,27ti.t‘2
Liabilities. 2,323,852.77,
sings, “Down Broadway." “Same Old
Mother Loves Me in the» Same Hid
“And I am One of tho Boys."
"Dancing Around the Apple Tree."
”Belle of Avenue A." "Four Littlh
Country Ruben." “Love Me. Lou," and
3" six new parodies on the latest successful
ballads. All of those can' be heard only
Home. "
in “Town Topics."
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Surplus,
(lain in 189
insurance in force.
I'aid policy holders over
(Washington Street,
5, in income. assets. surplus.
S: S. L’HOMMEDIEU
THE——
ENERAL ’
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$3.?“ lilJli HM ll)
, Agent.
South Non 'alk‘.
.._u
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Z} rnuucis & co.
$566,423.33
TRISTRAM .‘
Nor-walk, c ~
M
Opening of New Spri
‘ HYATT.
o
“I.
ng Dress Goods I !
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 29.
wool plaids.
The most complete ansorttncnt of black
plain and lignrcd ntol
latest wcavcs in crcpous.
SILKS
Ncw silks for spring and sumtncr \vcar in w.
istans. high grade lndias and fancy jacquards.
TRISTRAM
0
Norwalk,
"‘4 "’1“ "W “WWW“W’ ”h“ "“"1" t”Cobra-d Ilt‘css (iooils. in all the very latest 81)
Dresden cll'ccts, chamclcon. iridescent. bonrcttcs
‘ing novcltics, including, silk and wool.
. twudutictl ctioibiuatiom and silk and
BLACK Gt ODS.
c
!
woods “'0 how cvcr shown. including all the
airs and Sicilians. hcnricttas and surges.
SILKSI
u‘p print chinas. lli'cstlctl. Lall'ctas". Per—
8: HYATT,
Connecticut.
Clothiers.
INVENTORY SALE! l
FRANCIS G CO.
Clothiers.
5 Per Ct.
Discount!
One good turn deserves another. ‘ Our business [or ill
Ctory of any sin: c our location" in this city, and in return i
the next TISN DAYS to our customers.
25 per cent on
:pas;t year ham born larger and the most satisfac—
‘c wdl gm: l-Z\ IiRY IH)I.I.;\ R of our profits for
:vcry articlc in our store.
NOTHING RESERVED!
Ulsters, Overcoats, Suits,
White and, Fancy Shirl
Underwear, Neckwear,
ts, Hats, Caps, Etc.
Bear in mind FUI'R DOLLARS FOR THREE. A
it is. Ni) JACK l.\' Tllli BOX. No guess and you (ll
customer’s money being as; good as another at
FRANCIS
3 RELIABLE CLOTIIIERS
786 WASHINGTON $T.,
Sale to Commence Sat
so We advertise only what we have and c'xactly as
n t get it, but a straightiorward transaction, one
8. 00’5"“.
AND l’l'RNlSllERS.
so. NORWALK.
urday, Fcbruary 8th.
KEEP UP WITH THETIMIVESr!‘
It inattcrs not. whctlicr you intend to buy or
South Norwzdk Boston Store is going to
to cvcryonc. no onc an. yct whcn yr
ordinary offers. or feel cci'tztin o
cuatomcrs during this gi'czit
mcnccs on I’ridny. l’t-bruzn'y 138111. and clos-
cs I'i‘ncsdziy lircnii
l90 1""
I9c.
DRESS GOODS.
I» pint-cs all-wool suiting. Iltlt' goods:
il't' yard
ti “ largc plaids. handsome villa-ts. Ilooblc
(Hill. ‘39!- goods,
‘2 yards 17.“...c Silvana for 15%." yard
'3 " vt-lvctt-rn. all tailors, for "
'.’ lining. not iibrc chamois. but just as good.
‘ and wcar as wvll for it» }’;ll'tl
‘2 'zi-in. uniting, in brown and bluc black. '
‘ liancy ligurcd plush or volrctccn, goods
that arc Worth from $le to $1.30,:1t
l ‘.'
3 ‘, yard.
Honours.
‘ Ii fipouls (if Iltl‘l'tlfl fttl‘
. .3 ball crochct cotton for
, l child's cordial waist, .
'3 yards jct trimming. 17w quality for
‘ 1 pair of ladics' ‘L'ic caslnncrc glows. for
L2 akoins ( lfirmantown yarn, for
. .3 spmls sowing silk .3" yr
% full lino of colors. for
'2 lfn- boxcs of writing papcr. for
.‘i ladics bandkvrlhit-t's. in!
Also havc a big counter display of spot-lad
HOSIERY.
gcnts’ collars; all stylcs, for
pair gcnts' cliffs. for
silk windmr tie. for
goats” 17w hose. plain or mixcd for
pair ladivs’ black hose. cxtra. for
pair ladics' tinc cotton or wool hosc. for
1 air ‘n-hildnln's black Iiosc. for
lndit‘s' ribbed vcst. for
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.83
Washington
Street.
3.50
l
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In ccuta
tilt:
Illt'
Is. on. boat tnakc and‘a
‘ lllv
lot-
it»
lnlfi. int 190
lllt'
li’t'
I’JU'
lilt'
l'Jt'
lib--
'Ilk‘
lilt'
Don't put off coming.r until the lots are
T
no. just 1' ml thc priccs and scc'what tlic
scll i'm' lilc. ‘ \\'c don't cxpcct to scll
u conic to consider thcsc cxtr; -
{Ctlllllllllg you as onc of our
l day's salc. Sale com-
:4. March Slrd.
l90 -- I90
I . ‘ . z
. 3 pair of ::vnt.~‘ suspcmlcrs. for tho
i pair rbild's wool hose. 'L’w quality. Inc
1 norm-t cover. law or Hamburg trimmed. Inc
DO M ESTIC S.
I yards good quality dross gingham for lilo
\Vr “Will/ill ,filli‘i'lllll)’ call your attention to [bu
lot. Titcy arc 'Atnoskci: goods. worth
‘Jt’ ytlrtl, .
l yard of cithcr rod. white. blue or gray mixcd " ‘ ,
albwool tiannt-l for llll' ,
l )':lt'tl\"li1‘t~’l gradv of apron gingham to Ith-
f; d'vuu-t tlamnd for . m.-
» -- ln'ol ln‘l‘i‘illt‘S. ill; int-hos widc. for inc
1: ' outing tlanm-l stripes. for inc
.7 ‘- sliirtin: print. for mo
:5 fancy stripc Scrim. for 1m:
KITCHENSE
I: «lm-uz'atvd bunv dishns, for p...
H glam saucc dishes. for . . H,“
l, child's vitamin r, l'or ’ ‘ IM-
1 largo hand lamp. complctt‘. t'ot' ‘ m.
.3 round tin. vcgctablc dishcs. for my. ‘
I lllllllllt'l“. for u...
I goblins. tor , tile
'2 \voodcn wato'r pails. for lih'
1 quart flaring sidc tin pad. for H...
t largo sizc lunch box. for M.
t ti-qt.tli.~*l1 pan. for . ‘ Ith-
t l;tr¢.:i__-,“;:lass bvn'y didi. for [th-
"I silvcr salt or, pcppcr Intros. for llh'.
.3 tum-s boat toothpit-Its. for ‘ ,, lilo
'i'dccoratml cups and Sililt‘t'l‘s. for ‘ tin-
illl'
,; Will" glit59‘5» ft"
,
ll broken up. First tllcrc. first choice.
I
1
. 83
Washington
Street.
Norwalk Chronicler