mmmmnu
WEIR METERS.
m .1 mm on an in lieu
emu Mum
warmer wonn'u‘liuwe on Plot: 3.
E. Hubhell Hotchklu. 01.15611 street.
hue gone to Colorado Springs for a brief
stay. on business.
~Men's and boyo' winter caps. O'Brien.
Another-“indict evening? will be held
‘at the Norwnllt club, Tuesday night.
. February 9th.
T. -. Raymond ism Stamford, today, ,
as one of the arbitrators 1n the cone of
Willett vs. Emmis.
~—Smoked shoulders, 70.
Carrie onl Berry Morton, of Green-
wich, cl ildreu of the late William Mor.
ton, have been sent tothe County Home.
A wheel on a coach belcniging to Duo
vis. the New Canaan liveryman. come
oil’ at the Armory, this morning.
N. Y. ui’k't.
—Ciscoes; 8c. lb. N. Y. mkt.
The intent of Mr. and Mrs. James
McSally, of Stuart avenue. was chiis-
toned in St. Mary’s church last night
——Look at Jones is: Hotchkiss counters
Saturday,for greatest bargains or or seen
The adjourned annual meeting of the
South Norwalk Congregational church
was not held last night, as the severe
snow storm interfered somewhat with
the attendance. _________
The Washington Social club, of Cran-
bury. will hold a dance in its hall to.
night. Music will befurnished by E J.
Taylor and Fred Hawks. and William
Thomas will prompt.
—Fresh shoulders, :0 1v. Y. m’k‘t.
The Cigar Molrers Union is giving
away small boxes of matches to adver-
tise the blue bible. Each box bears this
significant inscription: “Don't .Light 11
Non-Union (filigar with These Matches "
The lable is also reproduced in minin~
into on the box.
——Turkey tomorrow, People 8 Res. 211'
New members will be initiated at. ti. 9
hurt meeting of Contord D11. 151011. 8 us
of Temperance. next Monday night.
Lust Monday night. the division gave a
surprise to the D. D., Lewis R. Hubboll.‘
There was singing, speech making and a
general giod time. including a collation.
——Turkey tomorrowP-iople's Res, 25“
Miss Charlotte Pittilln, the Danbury
young lady, whose long period of uncou-
ioiousness recently attracted u grout deal
of attention. is still very ill. She is con~
fined to her bed and is so weak that her
physician has not yet deemed it advisa-
ble to question her in regard to her
illness.
“Free. lunch everv day. Saturdays.
bake-d beans and snurkrnut at 11.) o’clock;
clam chowder -in evening. M. Buratz,
21; Day street.
In 11 few «liiys more it is expected that
orders will be issued by the odjntnnt.
general of the Connecticut- National
Guard for Company B. of Bridge-
pirt. and :Compnny (i, of
Stamford. to hold meetings and elect
men to the captuincivs of both enn-
ponies.
~1lIF10 in gold given free April 29, by
A. H. Hoyt & Hon. Well street.
Every 7.0a sale getsn ticket. Will buy
two bicycles.
u"
t)!
(iouudhour Stuff Captain and Mrs.
Cousins tonight at the Salvation Army
Hell. Mrs. Cousins is a beautiful singer
and rnitnr player. You will pose a
pleasant us well as profitable evening.
Meetings are held every night in the
old (i. A. R. Hall on the bridge. Every-
body welcome. fleets tree.
wl’reehhoms. NW. N. Y.1n’k't.
Mummer- Morris has distributed copie
oi the omcinl telephone list. corrected to
January I. 1897. among the Southern
New England Telephone Company’s
subscribers in the Norwnlks. There are
now 140 uni norm-rs in this division.
The W‘l‘l‘ll‘l“ is prompt and reliable. and
in every way highly creditable to Manua-
er Morris and his operators.
-—W. A. Benedict. Com preparing
for timing block. Winter clothing. brok-
en lots, at jult halt price.
“f"
That Spot...
First site of a dime; next
‘ elite of a dollar; then big no ,
“ the palm of your hand. The
’ end: entire boldness. Staph.
Ayers Hair Vigor
Makes Heir Grow
with... 111511. E. r. .11... '
11mm,“ 111mm will an
an engagement in Dorian. tonight.
The next“amido"at the Hermit club
will be held oil or about Washington' 11
birthday. WWWWWWW
Min Florence Jennings will succeed
Min Edna Kemp as teacher at the Win-
nipouk school. -
Samuel Pukuleki. formerly of South
Norwelk, iii ill and confined to his bed
at his home in Danbury. .
w—Leg lamb, 10¢. N. Y. m'k't.
,A Mother Hubbard masquerade ball
will he held Thursday night in St. John
and li‘iedler' 11 Hull. Broad River.
~Ghickens, 12h“. 1' N. Y. m'iLk’
Alnrge number of people listened to
tho phonogrnplis at the store of Fred-
erick W. Rogers, yesterday and today.
The meeting ntthe First Methodist
the auspices of the Christian Industrial
League.
-—Pork sausage, or,
t
N. Y. m‘k't.
The adjourned annual meeting of the
South and East Norwnlk Relief society
will he held at the Council member.
aniland street, Monday afternoon at it
o'clock.
Foster Brothers, of Douburv. paid a
vimt to Roll Island, Mondnv. to look
after their property there. and see how
things are going on in grennul
‘1 “roo- t" is boon: arranged for .1t
Pionee 1' Hook and Ladder company's
qi‘i:1rtors,next Tuesday night. Feb, ‘3,
directly after the company’s meeting.
—Knox 11nd Youin'm derln
O‘Brien
The propeller City or Norwnlk broke
through the ice between South Norwull;
and Not-walk, this morning, and I‘Clli‘lb
ed the Norwalk dock without accident.
The Norwalk Street Railway com-
puny supplied its cars, yesterday, with
brooms, which were mod for sweeping
‘ili‘oplutl'orms. thus keeping them free
lrom snow.
ours became stullml. last night. at the
junction, near J. B. Raymond‘s. The
passengers were transferred to another
car.
~Uinlirelln~1 and cones. 0' 1.11011 s
“The adjourned annual meeting of the
South Norwulk Improvement society
willbelield ut the Council chamber,
Huvilnnd strict, next Monday utter-
noouut i o‘clock. A full attendance is
desired.
—~W. A. Bi'lli‘dlct (.1035, :15 usual this
time of your, huve murkeil there broken
lots of clothing at L, price: $12 suits, to.
A resolution appointing Edward 1'}
Crowe, of South Norwulk. auditor of
public accounts for four years from
July 1. 1897,qu referred to the com-
mittee on licence in the 511111110.
yesterday.
boys’ clothing at just half price; .35 suits,
‘2 Fill.
Ni-nrly nil the surplus snow 1111s liii’ll
curred from the business portion of Nor-
wulkuntl dumped ott’ ”11* Well street
bridge into the river. Severn] tennis
and 11 large force of men were engaged
in the work.
«Pork crops, H". N. Y. 111'k't.
The Norwnlk Boston store opens its
spring and summer noveltirs in dress
goods this week. uud the public is invit-
ed to inspect them. Winter dry goodrz
have been out sovthut the prices will
make them sell.
w—Winierenps. (Yin-ions
Scoileltldtlloyt um to hold 11. grout
mid-winter sole for Junuury and Fcln'u‘
nry. They announce that they are here
for business. end book up the statement
with muny attractive prices in 11 new
advertisement today. They ask the
public to exntnine their goods.
Although his miles have been large
this reason, H. Krirlger still has on bend
an assortment oi‘ indies”, thihlrfii's 11nd
mints-11' coals, into which the knife has
not drop: in fort, lie is selling them for
ism than half 1126?, as he must get rid
of tin 111.
»-l)nnl11p derby. (l' Brieu' s
The net proceeds of the Hospital bene-
fit at ihe Norwnlk Congregational
church. December 22. when the cantata,
”TheComiug of the King.” was pro-
dured.wero 8110. The expenses were
(fit. and $194 woe received from the sole
of tickets. m
To get fresh groceries you must buy
where things nioveawhcre yesterday’s
shed! is replaced by today's guoils. Such
apiece is Charles it. Srymonr's. Things
are ever on the more at his populnr
attire, a {not . hlch accounts for his
large and in log trade among the
people who know what good living is.
wVii. A. Benedict 011.. titty per cent.
, newton on broken lotto! clothing is of
" t“ 2W.
. ‘ interest to you. lithium the stock.
Episcopal church, tonight, will be under ,
The Norwnlk Tramway company’s
Ems“
YIDEB
Absolutely Pure.
Celebnited for its L’l'H—lltli’flVv‘llll‘fl strength
and heultbi‘ullness. Assures the toodngainst
mum and oil forms of udulimntion coub
men to the 1 been brands.
ll low. Burrito You 0218 Go . New York.
Eureku Rebekah Lodge will. rehenrse
tonight.
(3 Water street.
Charles Hawxhurst' s milk wagon was
upset in Main stieot,yest1r1dny,and con-
siderably dunuiged.
~Pork roast, 8 Eli,
——Extra large smelt. lilo. N. Y. mkt.
Theinstullntioiiofthe. oilicers of the
Dtiughtersof Erin, A. i). ll, was last
night postpo‘ned until 4 o‘clock Sundny
afternoon. _
~ll‘rcsl1 shoulders. 8 ots
Johul).1vis. of Wood street. bus rc-
, ii Water 1.1.
to uppeur before the medical (‘Vtilllllll‘l‘ in
Bridgeport next Wednesday.
~Livi~ cod, 71c.
N. Y. mkt.
The Young Women's ("hristizm Tem-
perance Union will 111th this evening
with Miss Currie D'Artois, West street,
nt 7 o'clock sharp. A full attendance is
requested.
——-Priuie rib. 1;“; ctr... ii Water street.
The ninth annual iin‘i‘piion ot' the
Sylvan Harbor, Aincrimn Association of
Mentors and Pilot; of Steam 'i'essclsnvau
in 1-1 in the Lexington (iperu House :15-
seiuhly room», New York, lust night.
lupi 11in and Mrs. W. 1:1. Bouton, llow~
11rd. Joseph and Albert. linutoii, William
F. livers.('11ptui11 W. 1. Stevens, Jr ,ziud
ill-tiiiun 1‘ ti. Hunted illii‘lllli‘(l.illl(l report
11 very plenmtit 1111111, 111111 returned home
this morning. Captain B‘Hlliill was
floor manager, 111111 (2111111111
ceivotl notice from the Pension Bureau .
Stevens
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C aliic'grniu Prunes,
”10 lbs Buckwheat,
ACKSON’ S PHOTOGRAPHS
3“
4H
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F D. LAWTOII a. DD..22 South Iain Street
21b3, Zfiefiamed col-mum)
25c;
25c:
25c
rwsfinrwunnn Poetics GBANULA'I’ED 3111111114100.
EDWARD STREET
Annual Clearing Sale
()F DRY GOODS ETC.
This means much for little money.
Audiianctnduiuo SALE or
DRY GOODS. ETC.
This menus much for little money.
EDWARD STREET! ‘
5 912m: euunmo.
DONOVAN BLOCK. WASHINGTON STREET.
I9 Railroad Place.
H
Mackerel, 21b3,
Plum Pudding,
Corned Beet,
H
l
110111111111. cons.
Trio Of Them
That is right; two markets are like two
heads—bettcr than one; but there is
something in this which may strike you.
Read the prices.
Leg mutton. 8c; leg lamb 10c; fore
quarter lamb. 60; fresh pork. Sc; sausage.
Sc; fresh bums. l00; lreeh shoulderfiic;
best line of fish in the market. Lowust
price.
FREE DELIVERY.
New York Market
FRANK s. AYERS, Prop.
moms Tami: Standard of Excellence!
" Your hair, when it is gone.
DfSouth Dominik.
ESTABLISHED
- o -
Capital. $00,000
Surplus 81 Profits. $86,000
ROBERT u. nownu, Pmt. '
JOHN H. KNAPP. Vice Prest.
J. M. LAYTON. Cashier.
Largest Surplus. and Largest
Deposits.
Accounts of All Kinds Solici-V
ted.
You
Will
Miss
ltl
o
If
you would keep it on your
head use Hale's Compound
Quiniue.
5001.5”
at your
‘druggist's.
WANT ANYTHING ‘1‘
No need to. Advertise
in the South Norwolk
E v e n l n g
Sentlnol.
W
Glad Tidings.
The xx e1 lib- ior Dyspepsia, Liv'ertomplnint
Rheumatism. ( milieu e s. General Debil it)
is Home. 5 (eler) King tor the Xerxes This
lo-rbzil tonic stimulates thI iligesthe organs.
1". giilutes the liver and “Nina‘s the system to
rigorous lwullh and energies. ‘himples two.
I
and you will be a richer and
wiser man. Our Special for
this week is the very best 1
50c whitcllnlaundcred Shirts ~
for
white muslin bosoms, 3-ply
linen, reinforced front an
back. full size, well made andi‘
well finished.
prices in overcoats and 111-
sters. '
back.
Both in Design in d Bi only or F.lnisl1
tiful and lust toreier.
interiors 11nd nil mohim turnl work 11. special 1y.
JACKSON'S PLATIVOT\ PE PORTRAITS lire bonu-
~W.A. Benedict Co.'s, entire stock ofl
Mubackemo Hotel
(‘llilll‘lllilll of the reception committee.
'. ~r~
Neokwear Wee
\l'hith we WM :1 ii at
We have placed in our window our entire line of
251: FANCY
NECKWEAR,
I'. M. JACKSON Photographer,
k!
lec
Our it); Night Shirt is 11 trade winner.
U L$TE RS AN D
OVE RCOATS
Reduced almost 50 per cent
Ciothicr, Heller
and
Furnishcr.
Block,
DAVIS, The Tailor,
South Homo.
Agcnt
BUFFALO
GLUTEN
FEED
FOR
CATTLE
Chlakenn
HORSES.
BED”?
GRAIN
FOR
H3R8E8
CATTLE.
BRANCH
OFFICE
EOLMANB'
LlVi" RY
ETABLE.
VHAM.
Feed Our Dirtless
how good ho is.
oats.
’l‘hnt' on combination tluit (an’ t
mutter what anybody snys.
The ‘ Grain Denier.
SOCIETY AN D BALL
PRINTING.
A1” THE unwritten. onion:
Oats.
Yom horse cuts dollars but enough no matter
'lht-only remedy is to pet the best for your
money. The host is conceded by all to be the barley
0111s lire the roulbnrleyonts; they' re scrceued
ole: 1n; thcytome to you inllwcigbt; they' re deliver
ed promptly you pny no more than you ought to.
be beatenm
MANUEL T. HATCH.
I! Morsholl Street. So. lormlk.
53 Wall Street, Non-rails. Ct,
THEO. H. OLSEN’S
Bankrupt Sale of Shoes is now going on and will continue for two,
months.
the best and bigg
pleasant evening;
price.
500
of nothing but (lull, (11111 times.
Isirgeaoputkugeseuml 2513. Sold onlybv (‘1.
l‘ Htillsou. South Nurwnlk. and E. P Weed
Vern alk.
Before going East Ibought 0f Lounsbury, Mathewson & Coil}
35D pair of their line Shoes to be sold at Half Price.
for Boston, Haverhill, Salem and Lynn, 011 January 4 and bong:
est lot 0t goods that ever came to this town.
found the factories there closed or doing very little, and I heard
I arrived in South Norwalk Jan?
cuury 8th, at 10. 40 p 111., just as the people were goiucrhome from R
the PilIIllOSG & West Minstrels, all feeling good, alter spending a7;
4 electric cars brilliantly lit up waiting for them '
and our lights never looked so brilliant before to me.
sight too, 1 shall never forget, ann I felt like taking ofl" my hat and <
giving three cheers for South Norwaik. I steered straight for
Lane’s and got coup oi’ coil'ee and a cigar, found Brother Lane at
his desk with a red rose in his buttonholo and a smile on his lace
and feeling just like “We are the Humming Stuff.” I then took a
not home and here I am ready for this great sale. . :_
350 prs. oi Lounsbury, Mathewson &Co.’smd1es’fine shoes at half
sample, 8, 3.1.» and 4,0,l) and E, from 750 to $1.25.
Worth from $1. 25 to 8.
ii
400 “,. .
$1. 50.
worth $3, at 2.00
ii it
80 ii
100 “
l
“to
boys’ and youth’s,a good one,
180 “ men’s high boots, same as a your ave,
100 pr. men’s Storm King, same us year ago,
300 pr. ladies’ Goodyear welt, button, pat. leather tip, 3 styles,‘
7 5 pr. misses’ patent leather spring heels, at 7 be.
. “ 55c.
250 pr men ’5 call ,squaretoe, double sole ,laee,re,_,
(i ii
()0 ii 1‘ it it it Single (6 ii
50 “ “ police bale tap, “
50 “ boys’, tap sole ::
STORES. lso. NORWALK. . .
Watch your opportunity
351:;
3 for $1. 00.
Bodies of fine quality
35c~eachl
3 for $1. ‘
Sale still on for special
Our store open evenings.-
Our guarantee,your money
ComstOck
Bros.
‘ it some rum st,
' So. Homalk.
- MILFORD A. DIFFII."
Manager.
TWO , NORWALK.
I starte
It was an
150 pt ladies’ calf, lace and button, worth $2 50 at 1 25, .
nice fine kid button and lace, worth $2, 50 and 3, at
oular $3 shoes;
ti $150 it 81
it $2 a ‘ ‘
:‘ $1.25
, .
Norwalk Chronicler