Wilding yesterday in normal
' «gun-wiretap the sow»
Mucous church attended the
m revival services lest even:
”Wing was one or metatarsal
-‘ more Two men endure
forward seekinngriirt. The
. services Will continue the
throughout the entire clay. At
bran class of probetiou‘ers will
' -» and many adults and child:
in" lilptized. ’ M 12‘ o’clock the
school hour will be spent in n
will probably be loci by Rev.
louedict. In the evening; at 7?‘
the chorus of forty voices, led by
comet and violins, will open
,3.“ hour of pumice. Amber
9! wohntiouers will; he received,
M will preach end n Pemd
M; will follow. It is (price
, summit of the coherently in!
m interest thatthe revival servraeu
WW mother week.
swim“ {romp to 8, ior 259', wt
Line’s.
~ WOuiWilii‘ UM“.
Mellon Coyl‘e, of Raymond street,
' men“! employed by .l. ll. liaiyr
,. toll overboard from. one of the
“h near Germanie Hull, this morning
Mt 1 o’clock. His cries attracted
‘ntiioution of S. (J. llrel‘iundz, William
Win and Speeler Smith, of the
‘ rope, and with Carl Wei‘ebeii,
Mflnnkemeyer, Richard: Noeclt curl
W Vogler', of the Germanic Simu-
mb'nnd, pulled him out. Boyle was
' nearly exhausted, but restorativee were
and a new suit or clothes supe
plied him. and he soon recovered.
We Council's lifllldnl} Wm
Lincoln Council, 0. U. A. M, 053611va
0!! tho'twenty-fourth euniversmy or its
~mrion. last night, at the Jemil
mm in Mystic Chain Hull,
“filamembers were present. M the
‘Mnlionofthe meeting on arlljnnmn-
“watcher: I50 the banquet mm.
m refmhmente were served and
m ulna, pipes and sociability ruled!
WW. Remarks were made by Rm
‘ _ Boolenbock.
- M II III! tom of Retail
Theme of Relief of the town; oil
Mk. composed of Bradley 94. Keith,
,Iljsuryoeymoorano Oliver P). Wilson,
Wampum theirlnbors. They hum.
x W two hundred and forty-three
1 “If exemptions, aggregating 92302.:
are. The illegal penalties WW oill
Who ”06.28; sbntements onzarw
kooon'ror blindness. 814.700. amount ml
W,ui,om.
lib Omani Men by him».
M Norwnllr railway stations, missed
hie-overcast- from the toilet room: nil one
(lull! depots. yesterday. l‘t-e dimpvrrv
, Inn- Ir credited to trmnps. who mite
Blot the depot m worm themselves
it. lei-n m melting compliant of the
We committed by them to Station
_ Fred Raymond about the tim-
., moment In taken.
noun-iw IMMII‘M
”who ennui meeting of the News
”flavours Employeen' Mutual Aid
”“7 was held yesterday terrorism.
We: the ensuing your were em-
follow: President. John A.”
, ”Wildcat. leujsmriw ”new:
' . John 8. ileynmnr: tremor.
. I. Beacon; nuditor, mm
I c
more: Acarutm or run
'MMLU.
will lib bold in
‘ l or, W Winn you
A.¢%'IAW&W‘
'mrreo TO; ATTEND.
1M7.
‘ the vestibule. The topics will to mom
revival service tor the children .
I‘hh nl‘nb. They got a‘ bout book:
‘W-hinm street. A large percemuge '
WI. Nolan. the janitor Millie:
use 7mm
question»
nether-crumbs: memory
7. vmmm; film“ i? or,
14. ”fire Will to“ cl 5 Glulrtiau
(WW February fl. "TM 309““
Ilene! Chriulon Osmium" Fem
lion." muster will begin! in on,
warm Wile «minus upon than
«time topics. Written «locations my
hummer (ohluorlcitln ihchorin
in the spirit of (Win mics].
Elev. John T. Winters will deliver the
sinus! serum- to the South Nowell:
Fire Department. WW night. at
we o’clock, in iii. Joseph's church.
Rev. Garret Humpback will preach
in the Gunnery chopsl, tomorrow sitar—
mien.
William "4m will preach «mam‘
in the Latter De] Hriuts' chapel at
Broad River.
Film Herbalist lipimvpaii church.
Rev. A. S. Kwnmhmwor, ms. in-
preparatory prayer meeting in lecture
morn. loopy she we»; mill» 3. in . rac-
rmnt oi the [north Supper and recap;
um cl members: i? uovm. howls;
school; ii p. m. .. Ewmh [moo prayer
meeting: 7 p. m . preaching by Rm
fiwnld fl. Heard. Hobjeci. "Bcupimr.
iWhat we W“ All are invited.
i Rev. William Bum win be immune
comm morning at mzfimc'clock, or!
poster of Sir. Peter’s church. Tin oer-
monwill he promised ivy Rev. W. Hou-
nuth, of mm,m clergyman will
Dmbnfy, New limit, Brutal and Burrit-
lyn. in the evening, at 775:1» o’clock.
Rev Wrath will nlw preach. Hominy
school will be held in the naming m
E'J’SW tv'lt'fllml‘lll. ‘
Trinity church saviour {or the web
beginning Filmy ‘i: Willi flaming?
after Epiphany. iiuuduy, Holy (kmallifl'
mm, s at. Kim: Morning Prayer and Sun-
day school, time a. pm; Holy (Humanism.
Misery and sermon, ”8.1m; Evening
l’myer and Wm, :fii’l p. m.
Finer! (fimxiegoilmial church. liver.
Thom K Noble, Mir. iicrs'iiws at
mm :41. in. uzud lc-l’i p. in. In the worm
ling the poster will pimp upon ""l‘he
mlvlniiiy of Chine!” [in the evening
Rev ll. A. i’uidmik will wink up»: "A
Loni of thunder flame Missionary ll:-
pemieme.” The “Al“lllflllfi’mzlifl iron 3 visit 1.,
the salsa, and him sparkm in slwlurge
chihuahua «vi llrislge‘pwri. New linen.
Hartford and New York. MM will («all
the story «vi his want in Helium. J uuiur
WWW miuoimmy wing or 5 p. H) :
Young Pmplflo Smitty of Chrirflun
FWVM mill 0:?"th p. in. Hveryimly mn-
rlinlly well-mm to all ova-rims.
iii-rviiormat the iivuiiv Normlk Um—
?miemml church, iammrm. will be
.m follows: bu the pumping.“ 10.2%”.
,thepnsinr will prom-:9». Hermon topic.
""llhe‘ limvmly Vision.” Parent-r and
Whenever «open-:iimlly invited in brim;
their chihlmi so this serum. as the
‘iovnm oi nhemmwm mum-luv will be
suited to their iueirwnm. in the even»
mix. all 32 mic-limit. ISM. A. ii. Kuwmgh
iwillprune-ill, in “champ-i mull HM" pass»
from ileum topic. "plume (1"llflm.i«'r-
‘i‘mli‘c‘r M the? “WWW Mmlnwxl.” "fl: is
willhwuwmvu «or young inch on u.-
micessmy equipment [or line highest
minim and serum The M'MIIHB
hire W1! 3 m privxrmm- for the
seeming. inclmling tom when» by the
ichvfir and scenic by Miss Nash. Willflbd,
. ”Give Me Thine lies-rs.“ Abby. All use
fcvvrdiully vale-«m.
I‘lm Himmler cilia/(«9b. 5",. I5 Willi.
imam: Hominy moving Hue pwwxuill
W‘lv mil "' "Till “Riihm,” («dismal by
tho Mull» minim”. In «he weaving ilw
subunit-ii will he Mm», Church (a! the flow
Westerns-nu new film Church or «he
liihwmbm livers few? and u insulin!
limit trim: u 1* will. Young; gmrplc'o pie"-
Zim, um; mlvwn. “Exposing Christ»—
:Tll» illuulwpww.“w William 3., 7-15.
insular, llarvvlui Roywml.
m Paul":- ct'lltfivfldlfl, some; ”rich:
:floly ifi'wmunim. 5.509 n. in ; Holy
lifrmmeahm with «ammo, lime,» or;
imiwuy unwind mm: aiming mice
nevi MW!“ in «Malawi, 75m p. m.
ltrv. D. M. mm will preach tomor-
row, Null mains null air/minds; also
tonsil; Minimum elm.
i
the
‘ Best
Printing
W1.”
Sentinel“ . . .
Office.
for What Mined” Principles M “
the mom Stud?" February I
W. ”the MM Idea 0! thumpin- g
. hurls, rcm-uily visited by the nuthor.
1 liuugurinu Sketches. wriiicu mul druwu
‘ imml by Queen Victoria to paint a picturv
be (resent from Glitterati. Bridgeport;
.. “mm no or; mun an; a...
“Nature’s, Cereal 8:
HAII’ER’S IAOAZI
In l8”. .
'lifict‘lgg‘l'flfllz IghAnfl'l‘lAlll. the umncv- l
G on r I‘ Ill. -' .
an?” in Wm» inmmainyd’er Nu]:-
Im. illlitl. withl Ianirsiionr from the «no
ibor'r drawings». Anew novel by Frank
. i
'v
l
u: r.
. Minna» developing a 20th Century
Mniwnceoiuliei mmorouu ritnetlnuu
rural ehurocuriuticuily illustrated. .A Pair
n! Pullout hovers, by William Dean How.
ails. (liirerelrikmgnovelettesb Amer-
ican nuilrm s. Hhmlfllll‘lflfl ”K
Thurman Helium l’nlgc, Ric nrd l'lardiulz
Mm, 0mm Winter. .lohu Kendrick
Hum», ililth AIchery Stuart Octave
’l‘hnuei. Mary I4. Wilkins and other pop-
ulur writers.
ficivrwrg: story of the Progress of Sci-
muwdurmfiihc lihh (lecturer u scrim of
{inputs by 4'. Henry Smith Villlumsmup-
plmwuud by contributions on special
subject“; cxmri. scientist». Artie es on
liur refill. in» of curious ps'cimlogicul
manifestations to physiology vy Dr. Au-
drrw Wilson.
American Features: The Mcxfco of Ta-
dirk o eerie» by Charles F. lnimmiu.
up id'ullyiiluutruied-wlbu resuliof u re-
cent cull. in Mexico, undertaken for liar.
{rer’u Muwmiue. Mexicali pro-eminently
a silver pr-ulucinu country. and its mone-
Inry ogwrniiunu rest entirely on a silver
basis. 0qu“ to the keen «llucusnlou of
cerium economic problems in connection
will: Issues of urgent importance in Amer»
luau politics. these papers will connnnnu
animal attention. American Historical
l’uprrsbv Woodrow Wilumi. John Bach
MUMMu-l' and James liar-nos. 'l‘bc mu»
all)" of fiberitlun's Ride, In 61:11.”. A.
Fm: iii. (Juniinu‘aliouol Iowcll-i’ l’cr-
Willi liomiufecuees ol eminent literary
American».
Africa nml the Elsi: White Man's Af-
rica. a fully illustrated series o! pnpers by
l’uultiwy lilgclow. the result of pcrmuul
villrli‘l‘iv’llfluils during it recent Hi) to
Alricu. covering the whole field of Inm-
pcuu exploitation of that. country. Illus-
lmiud articles by Stephen liousul on ”w
ti'uusiorumt‘um going on in Huston: Si-
lly l". Iiupkluson Smith. The full story
oiliw recent Coronation of the Czar. by
Richard Harding Davis. illustrated by
if. Union Woodvllle, who was commis-
o! the ceremony.
Newrpupcrs are not to copy this ndver-
theme"! without ihe express order of
llurgm Ac Brothers.
IiAlil’Efl'fi MAGAZINE
For line Year. 64.00
Postage free to all sulncribzm in the Vol
tell States, Canada and Men-o.
HARPER liHil l'llEIH.
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but m» H hereby given ii. .i ilm undersigned
Will no?” pulvllvll’. ill fl)» Im-tnr ' H’ll’u (ml on Ilm
corporal \Auiey nml kHz-limb sin-His. In the
city vi Bomb hurwulk. on the Hub «far of Feb
runrynism.“ itm'vluck in in» Inrmumn. vim
fallow; nriivlm oi p>mmnl pr pmiy. hillbil-
ed inlan nminbuui mid furl-my. \‘iv :
Thuiy live ribbon looms. i sample [00111.1
«building lrumc. l Humilnu umvhhws. T
winding {milli‘m vi wurplm: lmun-s. i Heum
warlmr. i wiv. l ribbon him-king nmnlu’ue hiul
idynnum. together with all ”10- fittings and
Whips. and i sleuin iiuinbinu lruiue: us! of flu-
suhl prays-19y Inning been lni'moriy usz in
its mnnufur'iurn oi ribbons: illfili nil alibi.
ole-vino lumps. abutting. bolting. pIIIII-yu and
Mini built-m» in and about said lili't‘er.
numb h-vrwullr. (mun. February i. M7.
l’lll'llllilili'li S MM". .1“ .
hi'lvlll y Sheri”.
Ii 2w
l)lS'l'lili"I: ill" .\illl\\'AI.li. s». l’llUliA'I’E
‘ Uri li'l..lpmunry'.r.i.A. li..1su7.
Insist;- of I'llimlm'h Mulhnro. lull' nf Nur-
wuik. Ill mid “Mr vi. 'llu‘t‘liflf'll:
'I'Iu- (‘nuil “I I'rnhulu fur lino lli~lerI nf Nur-
wull“,funilillmllml iill‘l .lllvvwml ~ix iiinnllfi
lrmm ilwduiv lio'i‘ml lus‘lhu I'rwliftn‘mvf Nilil
“Nahum-Abdul llwir I'lulm-f-vr willvnwuf.
TIVNO' W'ln mulm'l in ItW—Nlll fhl'ii' W'Wllllll'u
mule-xi; nth-«Ital. within will llnw. will int
vh-Iun‘l‘v'il l: in Mlvl'l'. \ll Iii'lnurh lillli'l'll'il in
mid o-smiv uw “vim-«(mi in make imiumliuio
mynwiu in IS“. .I. i'l'Nl'IU,
pm foul. Adluuusiruinr.
Shorty Sherwood, Hatter!
(licuplece portion of E. Gusomlir,
more, corner of Wall and Water Em.
Norwuik. Call and see the lam
, i138,
Mar 'l'wulu.
A momma ‘ '
CHANGE‘
From Winter lo Sprlng in wool
gown sluiis. New colorings and new
effects always freshen the incoming
season Into a new‘ life and becoming-
ners. This year however Is what
tradesmen call a 'plain' season——
lower of the extreme novelty charac—
tcrisilcs and more of the close woven
finer surfaces.
Chief among the new productions
are the Drop dc Eié.Covsris. Ela-
mines. Graniles, Canvas. Caxnel's
Hair Covert. Colored Grenadines.
Small Mixiures and Invisible Checks
«products of all Hm principal mar-
kets. in. selficliug the above our aim
has been to offer a large variety 0.
rich colors and choice (ties? at ill
same time avoiding the lilzeiil‘zcc'l of
too many gowns item the same place.
With that Idea uppermost We have
also provided a few single gown lengths
which tend a little more to extreme
style and extreme exclusiveness.
yr
A Linen department without ' sec-
onds.’ The low prices which prevail
here are for first grades. always.
The crowds that air: patronizing the
opening of cur umv lines of While
Good; can rectify i0 ihe 'fz'ee from
blemish ‘ of everythingt but has come
In.
SPECIAL.
Direcigfr'om the milf-s. 50 Dozen
Heavy Bleached Bath ’l‘owels. extra
large size—~23 and 50m. long-4m
19 cents each.
F'uruiiure Coverings. large variety
in lapflstiy. (imuasks. brocaiels. ve-
1.7.211. and cor: y at prices which
make buying vcxy iuieresling. And
the. nicest lot of Frhzyes. Gimp.Tas~
sols. Cord, Tacks. e11. to go with
them. in the Upholeievy department
Ono move spurt wi'h Moqueue
Rugs and the present supply will he
~xluausied~closcd entirely out
Those that are 27 x62 inches are
onlv $1.85 each. Moquetie Mats
18 x 36. for 85 cents.
. .J.‘..:‘.:eis and Capes are among the
baa-i bargains we are oiferlng nowa-
days. Not altogether because they
are half-price. and less. but for the
reason that there's plenty of good
jacket and cape weather aheadw
enough to pay for buying now. The
bestcnus in lhe store are :no higher
than half-price.
THE D. M. READ CO.
*‘LTuco’Ci'v—W
Storage Warehouse
The Lincoln Storage Warehouse
on Water street, n few doors south
of Washington street. in the City
of South . orwnlk. is now open for
the storage of
Household Furniture, Pianos.Bi-
cycles, Carriages, Etc.
For full particulars inquire at the
atria In Hula. Cun- ew. s iii 0'
office oi
TAYLOR & GOLDEN
’N WASHINGTON STREET.
louih Norwnlk. Connecticut,
Adults,
Children.
Bryan's and Mc
it units for itself.
i
supplier of us. If
emupwuooo
19 Non ll: Main Street,
OPERA HOUSE, Saturday, February 6th.
THE WONDERFUL
wide. 250
colors, 590.
qualities. l2"._£c to 750.
54-inch diagonal some, 37 1.30.
SBWAS HIM GTON
STREET,
South Nor-walk, Gt.
yard.
$qu per yartl.
.‘vfw. per yurd. now We.
price The. umv i‘vilc per yard.
per yard.
in. wide for 'Jiiu per yiml.
Fancv all in.
from .‘vlic in zinc per turd.
Notions.
PRINTS.
per yard.
Minimum! $5000.
('uicl, $1? on mul $20.00.
10 ponchevlot costume cloth, handsome mixtures, 36 inches
4.23 inch wool and mohair Jacquard, handsome patterns, all
45 inch fine French mixtures. 750.
Fancy plaids for children's dresses and fancy waists, all
Black Dress Goods.‘
We have always mode a specialty of high grade black dress
goods and in all of our experience We have never oii'cml
better values than We are showing at the present time.
Fine India surges. nil wool. 25o.
45-inch brocade brilliuutiuc, handsome pattern, 500.
TRISTRA
Dress Goods Department.
0 pieces of all wool surges u! L‘ilc per yd.
.‘2 pieces of in in. silk and pool mixtures
former price {like during this Silll‘, ‘.’.u' per
2 pieces of 40 in. all wool mixiurcs, furs
mvrly sold m We, now Iifir: per yunl.
Ii pulterus ill in. fuucy bnuulo plaids.
formerly sold for 75c, :it Iifvc pm' yunb
LT. pii-ri-s iii in. ull wool cuslmu'rc. llni‘it; 5,; in.
qlllilll)‘, buvc been 75w now to be sold 101'
:3 pulicrns 40 in. striped surges. sold at
.3 pieces 40 in. Scotch plaids. rcgulur
‘J pain-rue M in. boucle suiiiugs. brown;
and black, i‘cgulur [with $1.2?
5 puitcrns in in. black worsted and mo
bull's, hum been 7.10, now 50¢ per yurd.
3U pin-ox plain and mixed 2m: goods lli‘i‘ Valli-y Fulls XXX ul- Ho.
i
trimming silks reduced;
1 Misc 5:? in. wide percule-i at lo per yd.
ludiuo bluc minis :itfvc per y
Arubusque prints. fancy puitprus. :1: iii
l‘.-\lll.f)ll lv‘l'l2Xl'l‘i’llE.
7i pierce in silk brumiel uud plush.
.‘i pic-cc suits. hard wood frames in bro-
Alsu u [urge lino oi fuucy chains.
A cash purchase of 50c will entitle each person to a guess on the nearest number of
beans in a jar, to be counted March 6th,1897.
A Handsome Upholstered Chair Given Away!
to the one guessing the nearest number.
TRISTRAM a. HYATT,
Colored Dress Goods!
We have closed out from the impo: ters 5e
and in order to start the
BuSiness we will sell them at prices in
turns, 750.
Shoes brushes, (in.
M5 WATT:
ISCDFIELD & HOYT.
i ll 1 .3 heavy nil Wool blmilictsfililil. 4.30.
I‘LL”, 7.5”.
Ni blankets. luv, :‘Si no. $1.731
'20 yards 4 i brown muslin 51.4)”.
up yill‘ll‘ H while muslin $1 H".
‘J-«l \Vliilcsliwiiug in“... ii. in, 3'2 cents
per yurd-.
l” i while sin-Ming 7:”, 31-2. 24c yard.
l~2 blmclwd table linen, .34 in. wide. 34L-
.pcr yard.
wide table lium .‘vilc yard: Si in.
widc, 500 per \‘urd.
Superlur satin damask table linen, iii in.
wide ‘Jiu' per yard. '
pm- yard.
Pillow (H1505: min?» in. at lllc each.
:liixlfv hmnstiiclwil m l5C CHL’ll. ‘
llcuvy bcmmull (um-x 36345 M. l‘lc mob
Best quality A. S. A. Licking. 133? 2
i. n 0w HI lc
(wk 1“ ii). iii lv‘i‘i'.
A good lick at i'w.
Ilenis‘ uninuudi-red shirts, smog H‘ ,,
"‘ at 25c. or four for 98o.
HUS] i‘lllY DEPARTMENT.
in. these hunl limo pill-L's. :i pair lmlica'
n-uulur nimb- lust lvlmzk hose. for 251'.
ii pair children's lust black .‘.‘.'vi-.
:i pair gi-nm' iulxml hose {or L’Tvc,
mil.
i
l
l
l
l
3
$01.11) OAK i'llllv‘lv‘i).\’ll«‘.lis.
$421», new $101M, slim,
$17.00, imam. swoon, $2.1m. $$illivl
If two persons
veral lots of Dress Goods at less than the c..
26in. Izcuvy iiumusl; ui $i.‘.’:'v and $1.4";
AllliJi-ki‘g if. lll'k, l‘J‘QC: best herring bone
15 ‘
iiur hosivrv sulc wuss never so lume nssl in.
(lur regular line of children's hose wusi
'l‘uiie llil Nniil gluglmms. m 'Jc per yd. [never equalled, L‘ puir for :1 quarter. boys} at $‘3.-l!l eucb.
lluutl polished, i und .3 drawers, $5.50.
Sideboards. bun-l plate glues, $1.31“.
at of imporilvion,
SPRING DRESS GooDsi
proportion.
50-inch wool and mohair Jacquords, in all the latest put
French uud English crepouiu all wool, silk and worl
wool and mohair in all the latest designs, 750 to infill.and
House Furnishings.
Galvanized water pills. 182..
Long bundle coal shovels, lo.
Lin-go 317.3 galvanized coul scive. 10:.
Goal lwls,lfi:.
Decorated cuspidores. 5c.
Hines covered butter dishes. lilo.
All our $1) 2.3 nil boaters, *8.
All our $5 (ii) oil healers, :5 i.
We are closing out our entire stock of silk shades at cost.
Norwalk, Connecticut
' Gazette B’I’d’g.
CLUB BUILDING.
NORWALK,
CONN.
Great Mid-Winter’SaIe-mfor .Ianuery and February !!
WE ARE HERE FOR BUSINESS. HOiE OUR PRICES AND EXAMINE OUR GOODS.
3 bicycle hose, all sizes, 25c.
‘ Inniics‘ :3 thread iii guuge Ilcrmsdurf -
‘ dye, 333c- wir puii'.
‘ Ml'SHN l'Nl)l€llWEAli.
Ludim‘ \Iruwurs ui L’Ur. “31's, Silo.
Umbrella skirts, iln‘v.
Nil; H’l‘ ROBES.
X Skirts «l yile wide in inc-e, hamburg nr
1 pleated yukvs at 50c. Silo. 75c, him-39%, $335.
‘ Combination suits. 1'53.
; Carpet Department.
i We have in stock 5" rolls 33 ply ingruln
l ('ill'pl‘l’» will he made and laid for cash for
' 00c «luring this sale.
5i) rolls of Brussels carpet at. 500, illlcfn'w.
EMU per yard.
‘ We buve just received 15 pieces of Mn-
.quuitccurpet uud Axmiuisier carpet. at
131.0”, til 72.3 per yard.
'1 13 now rolls of Dubsou's and SLiusou's
; best vulvms at $1.01! [H.‘l‘ varnl.
5” new putter-us of was :Mxiiil at $1.95,
‘3“ new puitcrns of art. squares.
LACE (ll'li K‘AINS.
Irish points. l‘._‘. by :i‘; yards. at $3.50.
= $3.30, RH)“, :55 no pair. . ‘5“,
i \‘niiinulmm 1 1-2 by :3 yurdr, at $33.0".
l
v
i
’15“ per 1min
‘ ( ll limms Eclipse carpet sweeper
ilill' - .. Nl cm‘h.
l llusmwks in lirusselsuml M'nlueitv thin
1 each.
l“ul1vV patterns of Moquctte rugs flux?!”
In Our Furniture Department Will be Found
lilil) AND BEDDING.
‘2 mm. cotton mattress heuvy ticking, at.
$3.5”.
:‘pm-t. South American hair mattress.
Milli".
guess the nearest number the
chair will be given to the first one.
A FIRE MID BURCLAR SAFE FOR SALE CHEAP.
AISOINTER!
FREDERICK W. ROGERS.
token of anything.
RICHARDBON BROS.
GRAPHOPHONE!
From 2 to 5 and 7 to 10 30 p, m.
IO Cents.
5 Cents.
Come and hear the Band. Orchestra, Singing and Recitations, also
Kinlcy's Speeches.
The Scientific American!
of Juuuury 30th will tell you how the Ido frames are con-
structed and reinforced.
still have any doubt of its strength, come and see us, out! we
will roll you more.
If ulter- reading the urtiolc, you
We say nothing about iho finish. that
We have u Syracuse road ruccer that loads
ill all, The Empire, good and strong, and the Princeton,
3 real bargain at $50.00.
Why lot Take Your Own Pictures.
You can finish them yourself at a titling cost.if you buy your
You iiou't cure to take the trouble we will
finish them for you at u low rate. We have u 3"4’x4'a" (Jamel-u
for 05 00. that in just the thing for beginners.
Other (lum-
Frce dark room. flush or daylight picturee
South Norwalk.
JOHN TRYDN, Agent
Wedding and Societz
There has been in the post u call for rubber Hump goods, nnd no doubt will be in the future.
Scum people have gcnorully supposed that ibis “111' of goals could not be obtained in town.
and bud to go out of town for them. Now 1 wish to cull the attention of the public
uvuerully. in and about town. that I am ready at all times in cuter to their wunts in this
line, for there’s nothing in this line but. what I can furnish in in reasonable length of llllll' and
tho goods mid prices Will be right. Rubber stmnps supplies, brass and nickel signs, stencils,
steel stumps, souls. stencil divs, burning brands, metallic puttcru letters. made by National
Soul and Stump Works, Bultimorc, Md. Check l’eri‘mntore, ludelihln, Excelsior. Chicago
:md othurs. Automatic numbering mnehiucs, Tlli‘ Bates t" Ajnx. Brnhnm's patent pen.
that saves constant dipping. .lcui-s' Scales. he puys the freight». A nice United States poe-
tnl scale furofllcc or home use, mud on nccuruiu bnlnncv weighing four ounces, 3i. und in
foot nnythiuu‘iu the scale line made.- by Jones, of Binghummu. Enameled letters, all kinds
and sizes. and also enameled iron signs made to order. ‘
OFFICE SPECIALTIES.
Shannon's letter and bill files and binding cases. Letter copying books, to copy letters with-
out water. press. ctc. State Agent for Putney’s l’eiit budgets, for short hill accounts; noth-
iug any better ever seen in town; it saves timc,trouble unrl exiru writing. Utility Moisteuers,
for use in sealing envelopes or postnuc, or in fact nuything whom moisture is needed. Slot
Pencil Shurpcners. for sharpening lead pencils. the latest and best. The Bier nutomuiic
paper fastener, i’or fnstening a number of sheets oi’ paper together: a very desirable article.
Standard Ink Eraser. Chemicals for removing ink from paper.
P.O.Box X,So.Norwa|k,and Real-
5 dance 35 Riverside Ave.E.N’w'lk
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Engraving!
The Sentinel can now offer inducements to parties desiring cngrnvul wed-
ding invitations, announcements, calling cards, cm, of a specially advnn.
iageous character. The li‘iglicst grade of work at prices but a very little
in advance of printing. e shall be pleased to show samples and giv
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Norwalk Chronicler