"attenuators
111111: 111111 1.1 11111 n 1111
SEITIIIEL’S nouns.
maintenance-11111....
hWMWWWsW
commune-110m
The oihoers of the Heptasophs will be
installed tomorrow night.
Schiller Stamm, U. 0. R. M., will
hold. its regular mt sting tonight.
—L1dies’ muslin shirts. 251' each, to-
morrow only, at the Boston store. Nor.
A musical will be 1.1.1.1 tonight at the
residence 0! Dr. Charles G.Boba11nan,
South Main street.
—-Skatcs at half price mend horse b11111-
kets at cost. South Norwulk Hardware
company.
The monthly meeting of the Norwalk
Building, Loan and Investment associa-
tion will be held tonight.
The directors of the Norwulk Gas
Light company met, Saturday after-
ternoon, and declared a dividend oLfour
plrcent.
«Choice sandwiches, or each. Lane’s.
Commodore Sanford, Captain George
VanAlstyne and Orlando Allen. of the
Norwallr Yacht club, are cod- fishing at
Block Island. _ .-,
The year- book oi the Connecticut
Sons of the Ann ricun Revolution, for
Miles, a handsome volume in blue and
white. has been presented to the South
Norwalk Library by S amuel Daskam.
'1.‘hcl:-1stnnnutl meeting of the Nor-
walk Congregational church was the
two hundred and forty-fourth in the
history of that ancient society.
The subject of th 1 'l‘hm slay night
meeting :11 the Norw alk Cong111 gation '11
church will bs“Taken Into Partnership."
Everybody is cordially invited.
Selectman 8111111311 and County Trea-
suter Baker went to Hartford 1 day. to
.168 about getting 8100 take off ofth11
county tax.
The election of Fourth Regiment oill~
cers. yesterday. resulted as Captain A.
.1. Wilcoxson, of Company D, predicted
in The Sentinel of January lilth.
Star of Columbia Cirulo, Companions
of the Forest, will have an installation
oiotiicers toniglit.'t11e ceremony helm,1
prrfl‘irmed by D strict Deputy Byron (‘
Mead. -
Norwalit benux 1.11.1 belles are looking
forward with much pleasure to the an-
nual dance of the Merrill Business col-
logo. in Stamford. Thursday evening,
February 4111.
A bottle of alcohol exploded in the
hands of Robert A. MacDonald. :11
l’laisted's drug store, Saturday. cutting
the thumb 01 his left hand. Dr. J. '1‘.
Kennedy dressed the wound.
——).icn' s unlnundered shirts, 7. '11 quali-
ty, tomorrow 218'- .at the Boston store, N.
AtSt. Joseph‘s Lyceum meeting in
Music Hall. tonight. Rev. J. T. Wintcri
wdl mid a paper explaining why the
Citholic church is opposed to Masonry,
Uddiellowsbip. and the Knights of
i’ythias
——Skates at half price and horse 1111111
111111 at cost. South Norwaik Hardware
company.
Charles E Seymour has received an
improved display table, which can be
changed to six ditl'eront positions. and
has it in a window oi his store. 111' also
has 11111111111 patent wire fruit baskets for
the display of goods.
111111 ilnyloft, N11 21113111111. 1) it
M . {adopted by- 41111.1, last night," 1111
initiated one candid.nte 'lho Tribe “will
hold its regular meeting tonight and
confer the hunter's degree on several
members of Ponus Tribe. of New
(Juneau.
—-‘l"loydi’1ett, who has been staying
with his uncle. Mr. Brown. of Ann
street, after using Dr. DicHill's electric
battery. has returned to his home in
Hrnnchville,1nnch imprmed on health.
Mr Matt was ditcharged from a Bridge-
port hospital incurable oi’ rheumatism
A man who sell .1 coal by the bushel
11111111111111: atucorm 11.1)11ntons news
ston- in Wall street. He noticed a
dropping off in hill 111111111 and was at 1011.11
toueccnut for it 1111111 he learned that
another man. who is engaged in the
mnelineof business, was stealing his
order» from the slate.
’’’’
. in... Perfect Pill
Perfect in preparation.
reflect in operation.
‘ Ayers Oathartio Pills '
Perfect Muslim pill.
some“ oil, par-puss.
‘.. vA‘L. anrn,
seriously ill oi Meters colic.
special meeting, tonight. '
their will be several friendly set-toes.
—Coffce with pure orcam,5¢cup.Lane.
on oiiicial business.
plated.
~M11n's wool half hose,
8,0 pr. tomorrow, at the Boston store, Nor.
night.
club, of Cranbnry, willmeet tonight
._.}...
entire stock of skates at cost.
New York. Thursday, January 28111.
Smith, is in Middletown, N.
business. Mr. Smith will have
of the 151111111 Norwalk store during Mr.
(Jolby‘s absence. '
River.
death.
Bridgeport.
Improvement society. of South 111.111.1111.
will meet at b‘ p. in, Friday,
oilico of Attorney John 11.
of the society. .k...__...m
—-For :1 first class cigar try an Impor—
ial Crown
1’.1nnssus Council, Royal Arounnm.
will have an
tonight, and lirund Regent
Boston .«1 ore, Norwulk.
row only.
bci'g's niiliiri11ry parlors.
and complete line at all prices.
also showing bargains in leather boas.
brnry. A meeting
1111- Council chambrr.
11
this week are oranges. lemons, prn nrs
prices talk.
The (,‘onsolidaml real bundle:
against 1.1190227 in lHilz’i.
Dr. .1. Milton Unborn 11.11: pnrclmsu
the Dayton property in South Mai:
and reiltting, will call it ' (‘11111111111 (‘ot
1.11111."
the Boston store,Nor11allr
banquet at its rooms 1111.11 1111 W. whing-
ington street bridge, Friday, February
ii. Thclnvltntions are limited and by
card 1.1111 ,1'.
wiinly four days more to 11111 fourlnrgo
dollar bottles for $1. "Santos." 1111
Main street, Norw‘nllr. '
The recently 91111111111 1.111.111... oi Sher-
man Commundcry, i‘niled Order of the
Golden Cross, will he 11111111111111 in tin-
Town (,‘ourt room. Norwnlk. Friday
evening. T1111installingotlivcr will 1111
Deputy Grand 11. .1. (31111111. of Bridge-
port. 'l‘lu cnnnnandt 111111 of Bridge
pori,l\'11.w ('1111111111 and 5111111111111 have
been invited to be present A turkiy
supper will follow the Work.
The meeting at the South Norwalk
Baptist church. last evening, Was evla
deuce lhatthc interest has in no wise
grown 111.1111 but rather is on the increase.
The services were in charge of the Chris
tlun Endeavor society and werelod by
Deacon E. 11. Bennett. Many were heard
whose voices have been silent in the
meetings 111111111111 requester] prayer for
themselves. Tonight 11111 pastor willbo
assisted by Rev. Leonard Smil inwhowill
preach and sing. Those who are to sing
in the chorus that has been are request
11d tobspreseut it 110111111111.htm rain
lites before the lean for beginning The
meeting will begin promptly At 7:45.
monuments}: suing” an): 111
Phoenix Engine company will hold a
A son was boru‘yesterdsy to Mr. and
1111-11.me McSully, oi ‘Btnart avenue.
'11... Pequonnock Social club will 1.1.1.1
a supper. Thursday night. at which
“Selectmen F. B. Merrill and E.
Themes are in New York this afternoon
The military enrollment of the Second
and Third voting districts has been com-
lfio‘ quality.
Twenty one Wanderers were sheltered
at the Smith street ststion house, last
Washington Lodge and. Washington
Frederick W. Rogers. the hustlingbi-
cycle dealer of Main street. is selling‘his
The members of the Peqnonnock So-
cial club will visit the cycle show in
John Colby, of the iirm of Colby 13’;
M., on
charge
”Dancing tomorrow night at Brood
’1'1111111111111111111 01 George Shollhoos. of .
Main street, wnsthis morning reported
as very critical. 111:: being at the point of
The new oilicers of Division No. 1,
Ancient Order of Hiberninns, of Nor-
walk. will he installed. Thursday night,
by County President Joseph C. Ircrs, of
The executive committee of the Public
at 11111
Light. 1.1
appoint a date for the annual meeting
installation 111' oiiicers
Prentice
and members of his Mail are to be
present. as well as a delegation iron.
Sherman Council. A collation will 1.11
served. '
—Bi1st quality prints, 1" yard, tomor—
Fnrs continue to 11111‘1'1111131'1111 at Hold-
1111 has 11 full
He is
The executive board of the Relief so-
ciety met yesterday afternoon in 11111 1.11
was appointed for
next- hionday afternoon at :l.p. 111.. in
I". i). Lawton 11' C11.'s"s111-1',i111.-" for
buckwheat, 81 111p and canned goods. Ills
5.293.11‘33111111101111E baggage in 1111.111 as
street. and after thoroughly renovating
whoa-rial muslin underwear 1111111 at
The Fish trial) will 111111 its 111111111
34111
There was a report in circulation to-
day that the Jones Manufacturing cem-
plny and the Jones .1: Hotehkils com-
pany had been mtgeniaed with E. K.
Lockwood as a member. Mr. Lockwood
denies the 1111111101..
The revival services at the Union
Baptist church, Stamford. have been
very successful. There have been eight
conversions in tw1,.weelrs. Rev..11111u-
son W. Hill, ot Norwalk, 'will confer the
rites upon these converts, tonight.
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
The 01111193111111 Comings ulNerwsllt People
and Their Friends.
Mrs. LeGraud (‘. Bette. of East eve-
nue, returned home, yesterday, from a
visit in New York city,
Miss Lucy, Brotherton, of Franklin
avenue. is entertaining Miss Elsie
Brotherton, of New Rochelle.
Misshessio Barbou, of Jersey City.
was th1. guest of N111 walk friends on
Sunday. 1
Mr. and Mrs. James M. Creugh, of
Main sheet. are entertaining Miss Kittie
Crcagb, of Danbury.
Mrs. Frances L. Beers, of Lewis street.
is visiting in Danbnry.
Mrs. Anna 1111111111111... retur nod home
in Leighton, Penn.
Misses Daisy (11m m and Daisy Diver
have r11nrncd home after spending a
few days in Bridgeport.
Miss Edythe S. (1111111. of Crescent
Terrace, has b11111 entertaining her sister
from Hartford.
Rev. R. 0. Sherwood spent yesterday
in Ridgotield.
John 11. Ferris, A. Solmans, (3. S.
Trowhridgo, R. 11. itownn and I".'H
Quinlan]. wont to Bantam Lillie, Illtcll-
field county, today, on :1 lishing expedi-
1.11121.
Miss Hattie Melbourne, of South Nor-
walk. will this owning attend a sé'X'illi
bin in Bridgeport.
1.. W. Hesse. of Springfield, and (i. (J.
B1'y:1nt.oi' the firm of Bryant 11‘; Bessc.
were 111 1 .1111 y. 1111- 111: 1y.
Mrs. .1 isiah Gregory, of Main Sll‘i' 1' t,
is visiting in New York city.
William 11. 11.1mm...“ of West Main
street. is in New York on business.
from :1 two weeks visit with her parents'
q.
we
'WAEY 19 1817
v-
Absolutely Pure.
Celebrated for its greatleavenln sire
and healthiullness. Assuroslh h1etg ”(fill
alum and all terms of adulterutlon com-
mon to the cheap brands.
Bow. 1511111111 Pow 111111 Co. New York.
c111 NATIONAL
.BANK,
OfSOut‘h Iorwalk.
ESTABLISHED ' - .. ..
1882
Capital, $100,000
Surplus & Profits, $86,000
ROBERT 11. ROWAN. I’rest.
JOHN 11. KNAPP, Vice Prest.
J. M. LAYTON. Cashier.
Largest Surplus and Largest
Deposits.
. Accounts of All Kinds Solici-
it'll.
Glad Tidings.
'11111 sin-«1111' I'oi' Dyspepsia. I iv'erioinplnint
1.-111 11111111~1n. (fosliiorers (1111111111 Dellllity
is 1111 11.“ s 1 ‘elery King for the N1-'.r\es This
11111111 1111111 stimulates thodigestiio organs.
1'1 1.1111111. .11 the liver and restores the system to
1'511 mine in .11111111111 energies. Samples 1111.11
imgeoo [11111111111111 11nd 2612511111 only by 1..
1' Wilson. South \‘orwalk. and E. l’. Vleed
.Vor.11nlk
MAKE_VOUR'
WANTS KNOWN
IN TH.
EVENING SEITIIEL
Both in Design and Beauty of Finish
Bankrupt
months.
i
1
of nothing but dull, 111111 times.
W enemies 11:11er my
ValenciaOrangcs, 10c,15c doz
Fancy Lemons, 12c “
California Prunes, 2 lbs, 251:
3 “ 25c?
4: “ 25c
25c
(I H
10 lbs Buckwheat,
EDWARD
TWENTY-THREE POUNDS GBANULATED SUGAR. 61.00.
F. D. LAVITON I. 00., 22 South Main Street
7 bars Borax Soap, 25c
37 “ Favorite Soap, 251: =
Canned Corn ,(Lenox) 06c
“ Mackerel, 21b5, 20c
“ Plum Pudding, 15c
Corned Beei,18c
STREET.
For Saturday and Monday,]anuary 16th and 18111.111e
following are our
SPECIALS!
FOR CASH ONLY.
Best quality outing flunnels, new patterns, ,
Best apron ginghnms (Lancaster and Amoslreag).
All of our 10c and 1215c dross ginghums for this sale at
91: per yard
51: per yard
8c per yard
You Want an Umbrella, when you can buy one, from 20 to 40 per cent
less than they cost.
That is what we have done with them.
Embrace the opportunity
We soon shall take inventory, and that means that our entire stoc‘k is being offer
ed at very low figures.
In many cases less than cost.
EDWARD
5 turn: euumne.
STREET!
NORWALK. 001111.
DON’T THROW
away your-1111 .ne y by paying fancy prices;
you can get no better than we keep,
for that 1s impossible. Come and see us.
Here are a few of our very low prices:
libs of pure lard for 2 10.51115 pork, Sc;
' Bacon. 10c; fresh hams 10c; fresh thoul
tiers, Sc; fresh pork, 80: sausage. no, le
lamb, 12‘ .;c ion quarte1 lamb, 11c: porfi
tenderloin. 1110. These prices are less
than the wholesale pric1..
FREE DELIVERY.
11.111011111111111
FRANK S. AYERS, Prop.
DONOVAN BLOCK. WASHINGTON STREET.
ACKSON’S PHOTOGRAPHS
.....................
1111111111 111111.11. Standard of Excellence!
IACKSON S I‘I.AT1\OTV PE I’Oll'i‘llAI rs are bean-
11111111n1llustl'1.'.1rc\er interiors-Hindu“11r1'hitc:'1turnlwork especially.
I. M. JACKSON Photographor.
THEO. H. OLSEN’S
Sale of Shoes is now going on and will continue for two
Before going East I bought of Lounsbury, Mathewson 11’; Co
350 pair of their line Shoes to be sold at Hall Price
101' Boston, 11.1111111111 Salem and Lynn, 011 January 1land bought:
the bestiand biggest lot oigoods that ever came ‘10 this town. I
iound the ihctoi'ics there closed 01 doing very little, and 1 1111.11 (1
I ariived 111 South Norwalk Jan-
11. try 8111,:113 10 40 p. 111., just as the people L'WOH‘ "0111" 11011111 ii om
the l’ limi'osc .1" W 11st \linsirels, all iec.in11' 1,1'ood,aiicr spending a
, pheasant 111111111111 4. electric ems brilliantly lit up w: tllllli," for them
and our 111,111ts never look 1111 so brilliant before to me.
sight too, 1 Si] 111 never forcet, .11111 i felt like taking off my hat and
giving 11111111 cheers for South No\rw.nk. I
I started
It was a
steel ed straiwht fol
'..1110’ s and wot a cup oi coilee and a cigar, found Brother Lane at
his desk 11101.1 11111 11130 in his buttonhole and a smile on 11131 lace
and 113111111111 just like “We are the Humming Stuff.” I then took a
111' home and here I am re eady for this great sale.
35011111. oi Lounsbury, Mathewson & Co’sladies’ fine shoes at half
111' 100.
500
sample, 33, 31.1 and 4, (i, D and I"), from
Worth irom $1.25 to .3.
150 pr.
100 “
$1. 50.
750 to $1.25.
ladics’ calf, 1.11 e and button, worth $2. 50 at 1. 25.
nice line kid button and lace, worth $2, 50.11111” 11, at
300 pr. ladies’ bloody: .11' welt button, pat. leathertip, 8 styles,
worth $3, at 2.00
7 o 111'. misses’ patent leathers
80 it
250 pr men’s 11.1111 Medicine, double sole ,lacc,1
60 "
50 11
50 11
100 “
00
it it
ii 1‘ ,Single 61 “C
police bale tap, “
11031131111) sole
boys’ and youlli’s,a good one, “
180 “ men" 5 high boots, some as a year ago,
pr. men’s Biotin reg, some as} 1 1 '
it
spring heels, at 750
“ 550.
regular $3 shoes; $2.
11 $1. 50 11 $1
“ $2 “$1.50
“ $1.25 7 50
“ 851':
$2.85.
2.75
53 Wall Street, Norwalk, Ct
Into
From $15.00 to
" "1.00 “ -
“ 9.15 "
“ 6.50 “ -
There are still
Left.
We 5011111 1111’ Peer:
It' is a fact that we have 3
made a general reduction in
our entire line of I
OVERCOAT S
AND
ULSTERS.
We have marked our $24
coats down to $17; $19 dol-
lar ones to $15; $9 and $10
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
dollar reefers left.
We keep everything found ,
in an up-to-date clothing I:
store.
Comstock
Bros.
“'1. 500111 MAIN 51.,
So. lorwalk.
MILFORD I. GIFFII,
Manager. ‘
'rwo , r'ORWALK,
$l.45 Pants!
Ask to see our the Night Shirts.
ing until ‘4) o’clock.
STORES. i so. NORWALK.
Cut Deep
the 01.11 prices in order to ef-
fect quick sales.
ULSTERS REDUCED.
$9.25
8.25
8.50
4.35
a few of those
Open every event 7
Mshsckemo Hotel Block,
DAVIS, The Tailor,
Clothicr, Hatter
and
Furnisher.
Agent
IUFFALO
GLUTEN
FIID
FOR
OA‘I‘TLI
chick-n:
and
HORIII.
III?
GRAIN
ran
Houst-
AND
OATTLI.
INANOH
armor
noLMAuI1
LIVI IV
OTAILI.
ecu-r11 .11... rum.
.1... ~~~~~ ...PRINTING .....
A Man Said
When ordering outs of as recently that
1.1.1.1111 seen our advertisement of nice
111111111 cute so much. that he would try
21.11.1111. at them. but if they wasnt
good and 111111111, 111 would never buy
any more of us.
Now that is just what we are after.
A chance to prom what we advertise
int
That man will 111-. back here again,
next time he wants eats. sure.
The Grain Dealer.
ll Install “rest. is. lam-Ill.
v
(
MANUEL. T. HATGH,
South Nemellr.
Norwalk Chronicler