“not: minnow Till
‘ taunts nouns.
In. It DIWMMIIIIM Hm
lemme IMWMW
During M M mom.
Joluuibia club skates 30¢ per pair.
8o. Norwulk H’d’w' Co.
Ticket 145 drew the handmme doll at
F. 8. Coleman’ II More, last night.
——Lew prices,8at. ltnh. N. Y. mkt.
Olive Branch Lodge, Knights of
Pythlar, installed officers last night.
—“Ooon Bollow"mntinoefioyt’s Thea-
tre, timorrow, prices it) end 26 cents.
Albert Gregory; of Cranbury, pan
chased a horse in New York, yesterday.
Twenty-two wandercrs were sheltered
at the Smith street station-house, last
MI s.
street.
Immune-will It"! emu-opener
bIlHn (lemma not, Monday. reef?
maryil.
m-.."—
Neat calendars, hearing a large out of!
the Odd Feilovrs' Home, in Groton,are
being distributed in Norwalk.
——Knox and Yeoman derby. O'Brien.
The Marlborough Social club will give
a dance in Red Men' 5 Hall. Washington
street. Friday, tho2 9th inst.
-—Reud Theodore Olsen’s new adver'»
tisament today. It will pay you wheth-
er you buy or not. _
Complaint is made of a crowd of boys
who take possession of a barn in Sunl-
init street, and make great deal of noise.
Miss Mary Kirby Jonniugs‘s adult
class in physical culture will moot, here-
after at 10 a. In., Saturday.
A son was born last night to Mr. and
Alois Kochler, ll! South Main
night. _.
—-1l'resh Pork, no N. Y. mkt.
The Scandinavian society’s semi
monthly dance in Raymond’s
~“Uoon Hollow” matinee, tomorrow.
(lontructoi J. 1t l’artiick, of Not walk,
willmovo the Glenbrook depot across
the Consolidated railroad tracksfiuudny.
—l. Brannon 8: (Jon successors to 8.
ll. Tripp, North Main strut-t, bakery,
confectionery, fruitn and vegetables.
An address to men only will be nivon
by Father Huntington, at the Berkeley
Iztreet chapel, on Sunday, January 17,
at 4:15 p. in.
—~Dunlapdcrby. O'Brion’s.
Frederick W. Ambler has the thanks
of The Sentinel's Norwaik representa-
tive for one of the handsome Columbia
do: Ink calendars
— Pork sausage, MI-
The Junior lmagno ol‘ the First Metho-
(“an Episcopal church will hold its so—
ciable and entertainment on Saturday
afternoon. January 2‘3.
N. Y. mkt.
(I' Brien s.
~Winter cape.
A prominent Nor .Ialk contractor said,
yesterday, that building prospects for
tlIII mmingyoar in Norw: ilk are not ver
good. There are wry few plans drawn
up for housos. _‘
—~l)onnoiiy and Girard tonight.
\largedtlegnlion from Company ]'
will witness the basket ball contest. to ho
pl. tyrd in Knudsen' a Hall, tonight be—
tween the Ileydrick and Pequonuotlr
5 mini club it: arm-I
wNa tive chickens, l " _.c, N. Y. tnkt.
The Blacks, Young Men's Christian
Itssotdntion basketdnill champions, have
rot-rived :I challenge from the Norwulk
team. which they will accept—Stain-
tord Advocate. “
——SpI ciailealernt-nts E J lV.. liqush st.
Floyd Plait. who has been staring
with his uncle, Mr. Brown, of \nn
street, has returned to his home in
liranchvillcmuch iIIIprIIved in health
Mr, Plan was discharged from a Bridge.
port hospital incurable of rheumatism.
~Hmack lt‘lnsh from Block Island.
with live cod at d cents ll pound, llt‘B at
foot of Washington stroll bridge.
included in the programme rendered
zit tln-rmulouof Doivndtr and Twin
1'in ( ‘ouncils. Wednerd: Iy night, was :I
w ry plI using piano and violin do It by
lI‘Irantis Ferris and W E. Raymond
Master Ferris is u IIIIII of Exprensnian (1
J, Ferris and is Itclever little IIIusioian
~l i. BlIII'IIII,-lll Find IItrI Pl, recommends
"Hutton" for rheumatism. Ill bottlos
"‘ Main street. Norwnllt. for
«Inf,
few do,“ only.
( II’PVj Eff" W7”r‘7"1‘7‘.
Hall a Cent
tor a babyl The cost of the ‘
in? limped-0‘ Aycr’s Cherry
l'octorul that will cure croup,
whoopim; cough and any other
cough, it administered in time
is perhaps halt a cent. it may
- prolong baby's lite,
Hall a Century
.wmmm ..
”351‘ NATIONAL BANK.
ill: a
Hall,
Washington IItrc ct, was largely attended.
some ins‘unccs. less than cost.
The Twin City thelnien's pool table
is being taken apart and will be reset by
Louis Potter. _ ”A“
-——Fro.~h shoulders, HI‘, It Water st.,
Norwalk.
Manager Mitchell has booked William
Calder’s big spectacular production,
“The Span of Life,” for Wednesday,
January 27, to appear at the Norwalk
()pcra Houso.
Davis, the toilet, has cut deep into old
prices in Ol‘lll-l’ to client quick L4.llt’..‘S. 171—
Store linvo been reduced all along rho liIIII.
and there are still a few of those burguin
punts loit.
Einom White, the infant daughter of
was hIld this afternoon
Ahearing for the appointment of n
trustee for the estate of Frank [
.10an will be held in the Norwalk l’I-o.
halo. (.‘onrt, tomorrow morning at 10
Jul )Ck.
~—l'mhtellns and (mines. H'Bricn's.
Edward Street—isnbout to tahI- invon~
tory, and his entire. stock of dry {.'O‘Jilrt is
being offered at very low fixunu-‘I; in
Saint'—
I1. I\ and Mondi'Iy will be 5pm: ' Il" days.
when t Ish will buy some rront buigains
(l‘ll' inshlt nod ltl nothm, r >an IIII: till};
in design, ideas and tin”, wothmanship‘
right up Iodnto. That. l~ what the Norv
walk lJ-Iston Store says about Its hur-
guins in lIIrlioI‘ mu Ilin IIIIIlIIrweur. NIIIII
the prit-vs in a III-Iv :ulvertisonioilt today.
mltih roiots, 1‘." (1 Water st , Nor-
walk.
’lho fIIInts oi the :ltll- o-I oi \. W. Aus—
tin .Ind Glover IV Son. in W Ill stint
will be painted white. thus making all
the stores in tho llpz-rn lions: block the
rilllltf I-IIlIIr.
»—-»"My Friend from India." i Inight.
The committee wit-I had the reunion
of Defender Council. thor United
lllr.und Mrs. Henry W. White, died Plum-III- (_:.Ist’.I-, No. i, A, (I,
yos tI Id lV at their hone in Knight K. of M. (3., will moot tonigh: in
street, inher second year. Tin-funeral its room over the Norwalk Library.
"an. no: no... In on. with diabetin
at her home in Water ptree‘t, South Noe»
milk.
It tatfy pull will be held at the reel;
avenue. tonight.
Little Viola, daughter of Mrs. Icon-I
ard Crawford. of North nvenue, is quite
sick.
Frank Wohilo is acting as optima
in the Academy billiard parlors in
Washington street.
Miss Julie. Ann Jennings, of Merwin
street, who fell down stairs. two weeks
ago, and sustained internal injuries, in
slowly recovering.
,' -—Chickons, 12 .’.t’,ti Water st Nor-
walk. ,
I. Tickets have been women for the
convention of the lions of the American
Revolution in Hartford, February Ted.
The round trip fare from South Nor-
n nlk will be $2.10 '
hunk J. Bradbury, of the Norwalk
Yacht club, intI ads to have II jib and
topsoil placed on his yucht (.iertrude bo-
ioro the yachting season opens.
n
The Hartford Uonrnnt says the
friends of the senator front the Four-
teenth district now call him Major-Sou»
utor Marigold since his appointment 0:
General Frost's shill.
The third 3 ciablc of the sea on, given
by Uncns Tribe, No. '3'}, I. t) R. M
will be held tonight iii the Wigwam in
Washington street, which has just been
cqlpped with ll line maple floor and
Wei shath lightn
Business of importance will be transact
ed and all :Iir knights are requested to at
tend.
NoxthdnosdJy night, January 20,
Eli Pakulski will play an exhibition
game of pool with John llincs, at
Nichols’ billiard room-I in BothI-l. ' ‘hcre
will be no stakes. llincs will roilio oil‘ II
line one that evening. mlluuhuty News.
“ill 0 togul Ir met tin; of the 1 ohm Ib~
I. 0.1). l".. willhe hIlIl tIII Ipht. '1 ho
degree will be (IrInt‘vnol. Tho IIiliII-rs
will be installed by l). I). ll. ll. Niel“ lo,‘
assisted by l’. N. (2 , of ('lIsu‘Ity Ludwig
llritlg wort. lIIIIII-lmI-II will Lo soticd II: ,
lll',‘ I'IIIII ltt-i-I‘II IIl' lllt‘ \Htii.
deuce of Miss Carrie Ingorsell, Lowndts '
l
BAIII It:
-Abeolutely Pairs.
Celebrated for its areIItleavenin tree
and henlthinllnoss. Assume the {gum piglet
mum and all forms of Iulultoration com-
mon to the cheap brands
ROYAL lluuno l’owoitn Co. New York.
cur IIAIIOIIAL
BANK,
etsbut'h llarwalk.
ESTABLISHED
’ ”$82
Capital, 900,000
Surplus 8: Profits, $86,000
ROBERT ll. ROWAN, Prest.
JOHN H. KNAPP, Vim Front.
J. M. LAYTUN, Cashier.
Lill gt‘st Surplus and Largest
[lcpo's its.
AchIIIIIts of All Kinds Solici-
ic-l.
Glad Tldmgs
‘llIn 5.] I- I lilo fox yr rt‘lmltl. Lou l IIIIIiIlIIint
llln- .Imuil lll (‘llh he one tlonoml [II-Milly
is .III III.’. IIIII- Iy lling fIII tho Nt‘rles. This
in riIlIIlt IIIII timuLItI-s ”lt‘lllflt‘filll‘tl oranm.
II- untuto « the that and thrown the oystom to
\li’t'ltlll‘l III Itllhttnd IllII-Iins. Samples trio.
l IIIIzII III [Ili‘ kllut‘f‘l untl 'Jot‘ HIIIII only in, (‘3
t‘ Stillmn S .IItiI NIIInnlk and E. 9. Wood
\"III II; Ilk.
‘—
IMAKEVOUR
WANTS KNOWN
IN TH-
EVENINO sENTlIEl
EDWRD
SPEC
lrwnn'rv-rwo pounce commune svelte. $1.00.
For Saturday and Mondayflanuary 16th and 18th, the
following are our
40sec nineteen. eta
J 0‘10 * u m, e . l my
. , I.“ M ,u m .' ll Pumpkin. ll. 1 #32250
. , Green Pea, " H 050 . PM Kern und'rongue. person no ‘
Evaporated Appln, 21b! for 150 ,Gennedlleeheremalhs. _ " 300 ,
. " Oherrlu, peril», 150 , “ Plum Pudding. , loo ‘
” , Raspberries, pnlb, 200 . " .Corned Best. 180
.. ~-thu. " n 10;: 101i» Buckwheat, 250
..‘
5 on .LAlVTOll I. ca. 22 South IIaIII Street .
“STREET
IALS'!“
WE. Smite! afflicti-
It is a fact that we have,
made a general reduction in
our entire line of .
.‘.
:2 3.5
All of our 100 and. l
I
o tlfl'“ gingham for this sale at
OVERCOATS »
FOR CASH UNLY. . ,
Best quality outing Kennels, new patterns, tic p9,, yard AND~ , . l‘ .
Best apron gingham: IlmucaetI-r and Ammkeam, as per yard ULSTER S. ‘ ,
8c per yard
We have marked our $24;
coats down to $17; $19 dol ‘ ‘
lar ones to $15; $9 and $10. 2
ones to $7. 50. '
Among the ulsters you will ,
find- 18 dollar ones reduced
to 14 dollars, and 13.50 ones
to 10 dollars. ‘ _
Only a few of the boys 3
You want an Umbrella. when you éutrbny one, from 20 to 40 per cent
less than they cost.
That is what we have done with them. . Embrace the opportunity.
We soon ehnll talus inventory, and that means that our entire stock is being ailer-
ed at very low figures. In many canoe less than cost. . ~
1—...
EDWARD STREET!
5 GAZETTE BUILDING. ' NORWALKJMHI.
..__ DON’T THROW
5 Mg“...
Both in Duirm and Beauty of Finish. .'iM iIHl
titul and lust ian r
I M. JACKSON Photographer,
Bankrupt
months.
i
American Mechanics, III I'htirgo wcro (‘
l. Ferries, chairman. W. E. Raymond.
l". E. Gregory, {IIbI-rt Lynn-h and 1". ll
Ferris. The council ('(lllll‘lllplllll‘i hold-
ing a series of eIItI-rtainmeuts in the
near future. '
which over my oil. If you haven't
the money you can how the .Nlith'fl with—
out money. I have shoot; for nothing.
This is the greatest slaughter of Hll'll‘t'l
ever known. ’l‘hco. “HP”.
b‘tih-s linwrcnco is placing in his bil-
liard rooms III Washington street a
speaking tube which I-IIIIIII-I'ts the bowl-
inu alloy with IIpIIt'iirs. No III also mak-
ing II door for the alley. :IIIIl iIItI-uds to
I'I'lll it ton howlingt'lub one night ouch
week. The club is now being formed.
olive! tongue,
walk.
1.3",“ NIII‘
Water 5L,
The coimnlttcv .IppII‘IIItI-Il at the lust
National (‘v A l’. (W :ImpIIII lit for the
thinner of making II thorough t‘\illllllll-l
ton of all literature rI-h Iting to thociI‘tl
war rIi Id (Ir studied in the pIIlIliI schools
of the country is in emotion at Cleveland.
The first equation wnII IlI-vIItIIl to the lll~
apt'ctionof unhool histories. The com—
mittee found many IItzitIIIIIIIIIts which it
tauraut, Saturday. Jtmunry III.
. I
in charged are tlauruntly incorrect. '1‘ ll“
committees will l‘l‘piti‘l at the next 1 50) 111' , 121(11057
National enoampuwnt. 10 0 t6
~Turkcy dinner, “lac. (ioil'ImI' Res- ‘
Comptroller Mood has propmod the In
turns of the indebtedness and expendi-
tures of the towns. citirs. boroughs mid
of nothing: but dull (h
pi li‘C.
500 “ sample, :3,
Worth ll'Olll $1.52
3
$1.50.
worth $3, rat 2. 00
300 pl‘. ludics’ Goodye
iiilrfl ll. OLSEN S
.O
Solo oi Shoes is now going on and will continue for tWo
lof'oto Iroiut; Eist l bought oi Lounsbury, Mathewson & (‘ o
350 p'. tit oi ithoit‘ iiuc Show to ill. sold at Hall I’Iioe.
fol llosi on, llmmhill, Salem and Lynn, on lununty —l and bought;
the best and burgcst lot oi Imods that (we! (’1 unc to this town.
found the fact tOIies thoio closed Ol doing very little, and l h old
I iII'Iived In South \III'walk Jau-
tony 8th I, at 10.40 p m., met as the people I ow goinghomottom
tho l’IiIntosc I\ \‘ est \litisiiels, all ichiug 15nd, altcl spending a:
pleasant ( veni1w34 olecttio ms brilliantly lit
and Oil] liII‘yhts ucIoI' looked so brilliant b'oi'oie to me.
slight too, i sin-Ill ncvcr i'ortrot , .qu l felt like to lug off my hat and
griviul5 thico Ihcois t'oI' Setiitl N01 waIk.
huno’.‘ and got .1 cup of notice and a cloud, i'ount
his desk with u ted lose in his buttonhole and 21 em
and lot line; inst like “We are the Humming Stuil'.” I then took a
or home had hotel am ready f0! this great sale.
déOpI's. oi llounsbuty,Mathewson no?!
Ill times.
I
I)
10 t),
tll' welt t, button, pat.
counties III the mm. Tlmdntu mm 75 pr. misscs’ potent leathers e‘ptinc hoe ole,
Uctober l, ibilil. llic ripontlitnros being 55 55 it (i it
fotnoulh Hm,“ torthe year endlnrz on that date. The 80
”TAHLISHED 1..“ , . .
W , .-... , total indebtedness of all the towns,I'ItIvs. 250 in “IQ“ 73 ”cl” 5 “are
mm“. ..... . .............. . ....... tttmm boroughs and oonntiesie $24,58l,0iltl.fib. ‘ i ' i 3 q I ‘ C
Hunrt.uI-....... _- ..... I ..... 00.000 Thiais an increment QIHlMJNtHHT over (,0 I l l i. it ,Slllgle 5 C
unseen. racer. l'rnlllfltli. the “WW“ "l "‘5 " it t: ,(J u
ALDEN ROLMAh‘tl.VleeIl‘reistdent. 50 PUHCO bills till),
(1‘1“;qu E FEEL”. Gum", *Thl’l‘? are l 000 pairs Hf shoes (In my 50 it ‘ )0 571“ Sl ] ) u
I II )I p I L
rum L. CUNNINGHAM. Chairmen “We“: “W m “l them More . ,. , ,,
YimmCommittoe. ahmthunrmm mwmyour mm 100 ' boys’ and youth 5 a good one,
trout or nnyhody‘s store. and morein- It ’
Indtytdml Ml l l’nnlnetw Amount! Bolloflnd
[WWI ot trout and other lands um.
side than in all the shoe stereo in South
Norwulh put together, and they are all
Outline-tun of Mt leaned tor mon’fllo
III“
M tar alts mine.
incn's lIinlI
180
meek-old. Threw-en.
boots, same as a year ago,
100 pr. men s titoim liing,s some as year ago,
and 4, (I, l) and E, from 7:0
I Sizil‘totli
l I
Ip waiting for them
It was
st l‘Ol'ed straight fol
on his lace
DONOVAN BLOCK, WASHINGTON STREET.
auxrm mm: Standard of Excellence!
interiors and
l
l
i
I
Left.
11:
away yIInrmoney by paying fancy priI es;
you can not no better than we keep,
for that is impossible. Come and see us.
Here are a few of our very low prices:
libs of pure lard tor 250.8a1t pork, 8c;
Bacon, Mo; fresh hams, 10c; fresh shoul-
ders. 8c; fresh pork h’c; s,nnsage Kc; leg
lamb, 12' _.c; fort-quarter lamb, (Io; pork
tenderloin, 16c These prices are less
than the wholesale prior.
FREE Dnnivnnr.
New York Market
FRIIK S. AYERS. Prop.
IV .5 l' I A'l [Ntl’l‘l I' F. l'Oll'l'll Al’l' S Inc beau-
IIli IIII- -lIltrI turnl work .I open hath)
53 Wall Street, Norwalk, Ct.
dollar reefers left.
We keep everything found
in an up-to-date clothing
store.
Comstock 4
Bros.
III SOUTH MAIN 811,
So. Hermit.
MILFORD A. GIFFII.
Manager.
TWO , NORWALK,
sronus. i so. NORWALK.
i 6;“-..W .. H.
Into
From $l5.00 to
" No.00 “
9.75
6.50
H I!
II II
There are still
and
sladies’iinc shoes at hall
or
to $1.25.<
(“ ..I,li hit-o and button, worth $2. 00 at 1.2;).
nice iin‘e kid button and lace, “01 th $2, 50 ."IIId 0,. at
in Ithcr tip, 3 styles,
at 75c
“ 55c.
toe, double sole, lace, Iegtilar83 shoes; $2.
" $1.50 “ $1.
$2 “ $1.50
$1.25 “ 750
(i
85c
$2.85
2.7 5
l.
Inheckemo Hotel Block,
fect quick sales.
ULSTERS REDUCED.
$l.45 Pants!
Ask to scc our the Night Shirts.
ing until 9 o’clock.
DAVIS, The Tailor,
Clothicr, Hatter
_
w
ut Deep
the old prices in order to ct} ,
$9.25
3.25
6.50
4.35
a few of those
Open every eye}
Furnisher.
South Hermit,
DoIIt
OLUTIN
FEED
FOR
OATTLt
Ohlokonn
nd
HOROIU.
IIOT
GRAIN
PO
HOEII.
OAT‘I'LI.
ORANOH
OFFUOI
.OLMANI'
LIV‘IRV
f‘TAII-I.
l
2
see. me.
EOOIETY AN D BALL
1
Whether your oats are clean or
not 9 It you dont care, then
order your oats anywhere.
if you are particulnr about
your oats, you'd better call and
lmake it my business to de-
liver particularly clenn oats.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
II Install Strut. Se. lemolk.
v W
PRINTING.
AT THE OINTINEL OFFI,
You Care i.
'like Grain Baler.
Norwalk Chronicler