'tl-uacbrtoraurruw.
kl! gillfl
Maurine.
‘yuhlaounaequencseollabor
,lookingau otherar
mouse ,wi
1!“! MW
Zholdwariarewill an-
billet-announce
. nob-mom
arauemdthe
000 cotton operatives who
at thevylongxeanglaud
Walkman» Io
toenail-m which
- waraalradytoounallto
‘eeuveconr More.
”Word mills struck
”at (ltd-48hr!
thug-I ,fiss?»
Mdfipercent. But
thcyfoq‘gflteirwon
‘ - by a system of lore
throw-acquire Inadenpthe
whichtbayhadyicldsdlrom
‘ at, Tbsoperativsarent
fibula theannpanleaand
y _ eh“ hoamaadhataarc
"hen-mutton. “new.
" W In a‘buildlagwhlch waster»
v-erlyanluuaaaddaauehoueiaallew
.. ”mm
ywhlfltnrglcql
thorn-again
work are given.
ThsPhelpe-Stnh‘aa-_thaoryi'athatwhen
workinglaeu go borne in palatable,
aourlehingauppeninauinvitinghotue
tbeywillnotwanttogoolandbauolaa
Ndrunk‘.’ hold-a ta themaoldoua.
"feudthuu‘hala’l'l'bereiaareading
ruouttoo.
Whatlacallel‘the Penny Provident
fund is oonnschdwith the establish—
ment. ltiaol thenaturnotaaavinga
bank.andtothiafundniaybeooutldsd
any aunt, however analL'lor we keep-
ing. lt isintaeatingtoknowtbat the
young philanthropist toys his owner-
pcnaceashpgoca.
The. and Now.
The hall century anniversary of her
gold discoveries which Calilornia hgan
to celebrate Jan. 24 may well last tor
weeks or even months. The first great
historic «out in connection with our
country was the discovery of tbo conti-
mtitsell. Ilbnaocondwaatltevrarol
the Revulu’tiI-L Third in inpatanoc as
totlnIewat the discovery ot gold in
Unliioruia.
now we have made biImry stuns
thcnl‘Tbounrouriagof thoinnacnae
goldftolds'caoaod California and all the
region went 0! the pri toprogreaa
more rapidly in at) years than thech
gin iI-d done in two ocntariea m
' "a;
itty yearn agoi’lfrican slavery cater
ed over halt the Union. There was not
a railroad across the hontiuont ora tele-
graph in America ‘or in the“ world.
Daniel Webster himself said and be.
liuvdthat Inuohoi the region wort ol
the lituiesippi would forever remain a
wilderness. The use oi anesthetics, by
operations are mbbcd
oi nino- tenths of their danger and tar-
ror, was untied at by the medicalwo
tea-irate: generaleaantly as hypnotim
and mind core are scotled at today.
There was not pglcphpnc. a bicycle»
lib. an‘flectric tight or a type-
illg mas'hlne’ln haietence, and Elias
Howe, inventor of the sewing machine,
was just making his desperate fight to
obtain the legal right to his new inven-
lion.
We pity the peopled! thoaudayr—ve
do lmlM—Ifilm more wean glad
we are alive» now!
The assertion ot' Baron von Buclow,
German minister of torcign attain, that
there never had been mlllltlll between
representatives ol the German govern-
ttient and Captain Dreyfus may be re-
gardod in the light of a diplomatic
statement. Nothing is easier than to
get around 'It. Dreyfus could easily
have hold his important secrets to a
0;privatc individual tiara-I, and this
“private individual cottld have handml
them our to an agent of the ginsen-
tuout. Thus the 0.56“]! oi the govern!
ment could verywell deny that they
had ever had communication of any
kind with Dreyfus. The statement
would he a falsehood all them. how.
ever.
W; - ..-- W -
App-rally Mali could have done
nothing more favorable for her more
than to send her president. In bole, to
us. He iaa manolmuvuonlyhne
and inputting physical prom, balm
ofsst 2iuchertallandhavingalranlt.
kindly and dignitlsd manner. its has
made a roost favorable intpaenaion at
Washington.
malignant—omnipresent
la ladle with religious mutter.
Whileitwal ta prune-athoae-adut
”indoor bathed theaaulmaepnrt ot
the . Haasdipeahadthat
8H d ”have on dwilhdproyle,
wohaght to barons at lvaet cue-a
week.
an . m tater aayladaeltaall
Philadelphia data-a the year not
mmmmdthm
animal-tutu“ ‘fhvl'hilalel
yhlaWkwtduaslhwork-ven
tomb-lanthanum
Wt“
"denudation-nae.
mum oedema-n
“"5” Iguana-dean“ lee eaa
Hi!
3%-
i
ll
doraemt of the comedy opera cornea
front latent Vernon:
no Rectory Mt. Vernon,
22 Im.
If Dear llr. Jordan—Let meson-
:rhtulate you-upon the great unseen
of “Lady Ilene." No more beautiful or
thorowhlr colored opera has ever
been given here, and l ice! that we are
all duly indebted to you not only for
the work ltaell, but for the admirable
manner in which you drilled the ting-
ers and conducted the performance. 1
am moat ainecrely yours.
1'. W. 8. TAYLOR.
Rector Church of the Ascension.
“like.
“the Vac-r.”
"The Wager.” Dr. llany and lira.
Keep will amuse the audience on
Thursday evening next at lion's
Theatre by the terms of a wager for
the benefit of Trinity Church Building
fund.
Y. I. o. A. lea-It.
Harry Pepper. the well-known tenor
soloist of the Grace church choir. has
kindly consented to give his services
(or the heneltof the Young Isn'-
Chriatiau association. at the entertaim
Inent in Hoyt'a Theatre. heat Satur-
day night. llias Alice llay Sherwood.
Norwalk'a popular contralto. will also
slug. Other talent will be heard mak-
ing a prugratltme of unusual carel-
lenre. The object for which the con-
cert is given is a worthy one, and
should receive the hearty support of
every one.
”Win the 'aat and the
“tori: loath Iarwalk.
Matthias School! has returned to his
hone in Rock Island. lll.. alter several
days' visit with his brother. Henry
Schnell. of Roma Hill. who has been
confined to the boa-e by illness for nev-
era} mouth; The brothers had not
seen each other before in nearly thirty.
Ive years.
Mr. Sch-ell is a prosperous mntracz-
or and builder in the Went. He has
erected in churches, six court hm
and live public buildings. H: is now
completing a maguilircnt church in
Mooney. Trans, and a building in lieu.
ton. Kansas.
We Iathar um louda to: Ina.
"Wicked" Murphy and James Brad-
ley, who run on with W. H. Woodrull‘a
train. as told in The Sentinel Saturday,
were hrmgltt over from Weston". by
Deputy Sheriff Romper. late Saturday
aftcmmm. and locked up at pollm
hmlqmrrcrs in Not-walk. Saturday
evening Murphy‘s lather gave hands of
rm Its surety tor his son's appearance
in court at to o‘clmk Tumour morning.
Bradley remains in the lockup.
While Murphy was locked up on a
charge of horuc stealing his hrnaltcr
prmremtwl to get drunk. and Policeman
Hunt was obliged to charter a tram to
convey him to the Norwalh stamin-
hearse.
hast evening Bradley's (other more
over front Wertport and secured his re-
lease. tarnishing bonds tor his amp
, me in court on Tuesday.
Daay Vast “Show Club
This week is a stirring one at the
Central club. Today. election of 0-.
cm and emotive heron! at 3:39 p. In;
Theodor. at s p. Ia.. ”Au ilveulug of
Readings." by Mrs. P. w. Norris;
Friday. at 2:10. a armies» by the Af~
term Ila-teal society. or {huh-n.
especially requested to ante the trad-
tag-hyttnltw. llovrla Thehoar
hmheeuehugedthauhemlearea.
with who- llra Norris is alwayu a
tavorttc, way have an opportunity to
heather aadlttahopnllhattheaea.
tleweaul the llarwala cfah am he
Mlaevldean
maintainer-Widen
W. '. Waterway. Wat of the
museummmmi
nauofthademlnaalmtttneolthe
fauna lau'etfhrlettaaaanutattoaot
WWaWtw-paay
ammonium m
tuna-mama”
mmmmav tune
“mummy-ax.»
mm
than the”.
‘daeasaalonofthesaadayaehool.
Wednesday. at it p. 3.. Novel club. and m
limiters or the their and outsiders are “l
l
terday at the We hands. The
mm‘lsrvioelollowtagwaathe
mommumam.
Theron-announce!!! WM
Atthelpworthuagucaervleem
thaaoaebaadrodhurouatituoav to
thepowerofChrlatto—ve. Them
ldent. llr. Kent. announced that he
had the uaraea of twenty~hve new
nteutheraandthattnorewonldjolnat
Wml
Jackets.
THE LAST CALL
WINTER JACKETS
SATSJ’RDAY, FEB. 5th, we will have the final mark-down of our Winter
If you have not bought a winter jacket, or if your jacket is alrough one,
you can afford to buy a nice smooth Kersey Jacket, which is the leading cloth this
tellson, both for men's and women 's coats, at less than half-price.
Bum Ind Rough Jackets.
mammalian-news. moot-lawman“ ....................... [2.50
in a very nourishing condition.
— The pastor preached a strong nut;
at world! at the evening service
1 Timothy vl.. mm hold of the MC 136“!»
eternal life.” 'l‘wo rm m '39! “2.00 and “women .................... $19.00
forward and were saved by the power
of Christ.
museum.
“‘1‘“ flamborghs and Laces
lilo Woolly: Acdresara Interesting
and “I“ 0‘ W W, A fortnnatc wrteltaue: of manufactur-
llll- Mary E. Woolley. damhter oi
lter. .l. .l. Wanner. and a former real»
dent of South Norwalk. was greeted by
a very large congregation at the South
Norwalk Congregational church last
night. The pupils of Ilsa Baird's in-
smote attended and occupied seats in
the body of the church.
ers' samples and short lengths of lrlaIn~
burgh Edging enables us to utter Satur-
day over M1!) yds. at 50 vents on the
dollar. The lot comprimx all the sea-
non’s inundation, and thr- stylcn and
cloth» arr among the lit-st made.
:no piece» l-‘rvnt-lt Valonricnncu and
Oriental lacuna, in white and butter
Elias Woolley W 0" “a.“ “d colon-d, our spring and summer im-
llls Prophecy”
of much lutermt tail of helptu!
thoughts. She is an eloquent speaker
and thrombotic the aerrlce held tho
clone attention of all.
Im. III-user ms rm "ml-V W Skating Caps
solo "Sweet Peace.’
Injured on an Icy 'alk.
Charles ll. Mien. while going to
church laat craniumrlipped and fell
upon the ice on Clay street hill. lie
amine-d injuries 0! such a nature that
it wn necessary to summon a physi—
cian. Ir. Allen was untamed to his
hunte- at 35 Taylor arcane. This Inocu-
tng he was about with great dilcalty.
T r 'r ‘rti’r 't‘ ‘7'"?
PLAISTED'S
SlRSlPlRILLl
IS THE BEST.
50 Cents II Bottle.
[ALT EXTRAGTS
am: Is sums.
We have all kinds.
R.H.PI.AISTED
MAHACKI'ZMU BLOCK,
mm Norwalk.
.l..i..i..i.tt.t..i..i.2i.
OSCAR H. BANKS
1mm ll. )5. ”Milt:
EXC ELBIOR
Livery ndlaleslttblet,
NukWALK, MISS.
n wt'yann an livery in the tmm.
drl large stock of
mm... Mum”:
fit and careful driver» in lttrry whlm am
A TRIAL 0le lltlltlt'fl'llll.
7W *0de and rallrll ”It”, ran
“m all. M It'll the
WG——
Pimples‘
the ”no at Wm
Nor will”.
thlltl‘ml
Royglmgoarl.
baa “
Tl“ address was 0” portailmnt, will hedisplaycd this week
atrery attrut “H: price».
——»w~—-
25c and sec
Empire Gowns.
Law and flanllnlrglt trimtmd,
overi'b difl’eront styles. ................ inc
Beavers and Kerséys.
Silk lined, $0.50 and :10 ottcswmfiw
Children's Jackets.
$5 and Ill onto, slaw, «l, 6, it ........... 02.50
Separate Skirts.
l5 Mat-It I-Itev'iot skirts that hurt-
bccn If) all sewn ....................... Q: $.50
10 plaid skirts thalltsre been VI
until now............. .................... I3 .50
Blankets.
WI- haw a hundml blankets left.
(in all III-(Ive one dollar we will take ‘25
imported Kerseys.
Braided and silk lined, “5.75 and
no ones ........ '. ................ t l0.00
Children's Jackets.
“and no ones. sires 8, I0 and Izmir)
Kitchen Department.
:tqt granite iron sauce pan. "
4 qt granite iron milk pan.
long handle lladt forks.
large oyster limlleno ......
Large wire strainers... ..44:
film granite iron tea or cotl'set pot .Zfic
English Porcelain.
Wormited not to craze.
Cups and saucers ....................... llc set
Tea platen ................................. be each
Bmkfaet platens ........................ lit at h
Dinner dates ......
percent. (Ill'.
01.10 ones, '25 per cent. oll' ............... 80c
02.“) " ” “ "’ "‘ ............ O 1.50
$.00 " “ " “ " ............ $2.25
“All “ “ “ “ ............ fill!) BO
Ladies' and Children's Leggins.
35c. 75c out 98c.
SI 0 I ‘ 2
Umbrella "ounce, bee and Ham-
burgh trimmed .................... file to 8:;
Worsted Hoods.
25c. 30c and 50c.
Fascination. 25c 39c, 50c and 75c.
M—oo‘ ——
. Corset Covers.
The new blouse and cut one atvi
low Itec k {or evening wear ......
41m,59tfllld75t:
.................................
Boston Store, cor. Main and Wall .sts., Norwalk.
ASEYMOUR’S STORE
BostGoods any.
Our store is one of the busieatW plawa' In town. The goods wesell strike the popu-
Mr treats- and are rapid sellers, and customers know a first-class article when they test
t, and often pass other stores to trade with no because they know when they buy a
mind of Crackers or package of Out Meal or any cereal food they get them FRESH
ND FIT TO Et’l‘.
Our Fancy Gilt Edge Creamery Butter in Sweet and Rosy. You'll
be glad if you do, and aorry if you don’t try ltu qualitlea.
25c lb. 25c lb. 25c lb.
Superior Rice l’op lomfw and ltlc a lockup» Fancy Hood lttccl Ila; 5c
l’ttre Maplo Syrup.....................I,l::c, l5v ind 35c It bottle Qttnm Ont» .................................................. ilk: package
Nltw pounds llollcd this"... .............................. :5 cont:- Hungarian Smart-w Flour ....Thr hag
lludloy’u Stunt-4| or Pumpkin ........................... I3.» ii «an Jtttu'n' Flu!" ......................................................... 75¢ bag
The Fl'l'l‘l’bt "arm, ”0|ka llamn, .‘ltnoknl lied! and
Taiwan. ‘
Delicious (fuller. 3hr, 25c. 3w, Lilo. W, Ik’x and :lllr lanttnl
Fruit (Statutry rm“, .......................... 2th “"1... i don. 0!. I'll
..Illltab'n; i “new; 2“” 23%
Fine Prunes...
Inflow» Premier f 'nm, ’l'otttaloea, Asparagus Tip», my.
(It‘ll Smut! Pew. Salmon, flea;
Watch for our anummconwnt of the Pan Paolfilmw.
Wot-timid" wet-alt aquariums cult.
~h1dtmwl't walk—5W
flue-M grout» produced.
C. E. SEYMOUR, Leadmg Grocer,
33 Waahlngton Street,
South Norwnllt.
If we can buy goods so we can afford to sell them even at a third loss
than they should ordinarily bring, or half loss than competitors get,
we gladly save the difference for you.
These items in this advertise-
ment show how we undersell any other grocery storcin the Norwalks.
'00“) boat app Groom Butter, per \b.,
Ma‘s or Group Soup, 1 cakes lov
'Bott 9km Santa, 5 pounds lot
Brat m Cakes, 5 mm lot
Whitefish», h pawl coulo-
Wit-adulthood, 2 madman,
Sraahs‘ t Remake “Slur. 2 mad package,
New York 9mm
Donovan building, South Norwalk.
Attraction Your \tfanta
23 tit
25 tit
25 cit .
26 do
6 eta
'5 cit
0 eta
Co.
33-35 Iain Street, Norwalk.
Norwalk Chronicler