the unshared. unshined.
inn inn-tiny their every wicked
duply taking a trolley to the
at the other and
the balliwick of Mum
Ansonia Sentinel.)
' . his whole inaugural mee- ‘
“(use subject or Sabbath ob
? inspectstomakethatcityan
. I vse on Sunday. If he car
Sunday laws. close all as
signed. stop all street cars
the sale of Sunday papers
”I! water, etc“ he will be do
no ordinary man has ever sue
gngyt‘ Earthen no ordinary
he ever been so determined it
Miumyor Bonannan ant
Whom“ bring more reso
toyorhthanwaseverdonehe-
other docile the state wil
“been with interest. 1
observance can be enforced ll
M ls can elsewhere.
swam-by” mucus)
ragged. l‘iE’lIrourrh the museum
.Iaysir :ll6$annan. of flout!“
- ~> his purpose of I'ltidly
. the Sunday observance law
dandy. it starts out with a
‘f‘ to consume and Theodo
‘ than tunes on religious ant
Idol and economical ground:
were some strict rc
also dlscipllnarlan hI
’bsva‘niade his preachmen
As a "little or his style We
‘ .‘ kl“ were 9.39311: num
’ en's liabilities 0! I123 132 879. Th
(Lays or the year added a few I:
m. and some millions to th
HINIltles of nrms and bank:
“Inductotheend, sotha
, insults reached 390.8%.
“ ' .771 iii trading. anI
.. .. promoting an:
‘ltsbilities. Yet i
mu. fallures or 189'.
Ni. smaller than in an:
11““ past twenty-five ex
_ git.lfll.,xhue the aver
» u 417.50 per drin—
, in any previous year
‘ w of Ill. the rs»
“solvent payment
.. 91 cults pr
' the smallest eve
W mailer than lr
‘ "ye third or Ian.
[oil 310! (Ir-ore in the
have Idiots between
ll”. sad .8.“ in
Doing more than
. wares rang
, midst were le-msn _
n__j____'m “'m
Mprless column Is More, apart is
chesp. Call and conunosyourscll thatthisispracti- ~_ --
sally a “Your Own Price dale." mint to last snIn» ‘
met ’3 sale, which. you all well know. was no humbug
Good goods for litile money, that’s all.
Alterations free of archargeg
. I. WRUBEL o co.
as wIsnIIcros STRllEI‘. soars IonILI.
Ladies
Realizing the dilliculty of choosing an
appropriate gift for Hubby. Papa,
Brother. Gentleman Friend or Son.
we take this opportunity to suggest,
If you wdnld only visit us we could
show you so much more than we have
room here to tell about.
Our Dress Suit Cases
and Trunk Stock.
though not endrmous. is‘well Selected
and marked at reasonable prices.
Our Gloves
are the production of the most reliable
manufacturers, while we have been
exceptionally fortunate in our Fancy
Bosoin Shirts and Neckwear.
Mufflers
this season are more popular than for
many seasons past. and we are not
ashamed to have Our assortment com-
pared with any in Fairfield County.
Judging from remarks of our custom-
are, we are exceedingly reasonable in
Umbrellas.
COME .IN AN D SEE.
Always at your service.
Prices for the asking.
FrancisScCo.
98 Washington Street.
South Nor-walk, Conn.
We carry the larg-
est line of Blank
Books and Office
Supplies in the town
Wm. P. Beers.
Wall St. 4glorwalk.
m. last. per pair. 14c.
oration
It is next to lapeufisle at a short
distance to discern
tween the braided ha
andthoseotlssthly. Thessareot
felt and silk. were 0! rough and
satin-finished straw; dlilemt to the
touch but sou-cely aileron. to look up-
2;! This is especially noticeable of the
ones.
i
YALE GETS A 3100.000 CHECK.
New Haven. January G—«Yaleivnlver-
sity today received the “00.000 be
quantized by the late Cornelius vander»
b.ilt The money was paid in one
check and comes to the unlvsrdty tree
from all taxes. it will go into the gen-
eral fund oi the institution.
‘Blectlon Notice.
THE CITY N 1085.1. BANK.
, 0!" F80 NORWLLK. CONN.
The regular annual meeting 0! the
stockholders oi this bank. for the el-
elctlon of directors for
yeu will be held at the Banking
House. on Tuesday. the 9th day or Jam
nary. 1900. from 1 to 2 o'clock. p. In.
JACOB ll. .LAY'I‘ON. Cashier.
South Norwalk. Conn" Dec. 9. l8”.
.2 dads-ram! is.
hell‘s;
Special Council Meeting.
Notice is hereby given that a special
meeting of the Council of this city will
be held at the Council Chamber. Havi-
land street. on Ionday. the 8th last.
at 8. o'clock. p. In.. for the purpose of
holdlns a hearing upon the resignation
of Henry F. Morgan as a member of
aid Council. and to take such action
in reference to said resignation as may
be advisable or necessary. and. it so»
eepted. to elect I'm“! at said Coun-
cil to ill] the vacancy caused by said
resignation.
By order of the Council
JOSEPH ll. TAYLOR.
ty
South Norwalk. January 8d. 1000.
M4
. Board or m...
Notice is hereby given that the Board
ollteliet oi the Town oi Norwalh will
meet at their allies. Opera House Bloch.
on Monday. January 1st. 1900. iron 3
o‘clock until i o‘clock. p. Saturday.
6th. from IluutllI 0%
esday even as. anuary
frdm'l’untllto'clock: data turdsy. Jal-
nary18th.tmm8untllto‘nloch.p.n.:
Wednesday evening.
tron: 7 until 9 o‘.clock 8a
aryzllth. immaunulso‘cmpm..
for the purpose of hearing and deter-
Inini all appeals nadsio
WWW the doing of the Assassins
enlistotl
They will“. also meet withtheAssssa-
oraasaiolnthosrd SaturdayJanasry
19th.at4p.rn..!or;thspurpose otsbat-
ingthepollsolslékanddlsablsdper»
ns.
GOOD GROCERIES.
The bounding success of our daily odor-lugs. the popular responses accorded theIn. .1
It materialises in manyllbargams of which fife
inspire us to still greater endeavor.
following are a few:
Read these prices. {l‘hs goods not advertised are sold Just as cheap;
sassssesasssee-oeesasoooiosslooso
N m aas-esss'ss'sassss
SUGAR A? m
thaohjsctoiourdamsaryfialsa.
\ LIMITED QUANTITIES is the order with exceedingly Law Prices for high
qualitygooda. Theendol arushingbusineu alwaysrevealsmanyOddssnd M
' 1‘hegrestsr therush-the mascot thaleft overs and broken lots. We aballtellyou
of thamfromdaytodaymourstorencws.
IIcIss' spam
the ensuing edtolfic
Ladies" all wool Cashmere Bose. as-
sortmcnt broken, not many, while they
Ladies' Cotton and Fleeced Hose.
about 8 or 10 rounds of 8128, the pair. 8c.
“11‘ UNDERWEAR
Ladiee‘ Vests and Pants. extra Egyp-
tian fleecing, all sizes. werir39c. 25c.
Boys’ and Girls‘ Fleeced and Merino
Vests. Pants and Drawers, worth 26am!
290. at 19c.
coursrlcs - ,
White Domet Flannel, extra heavy,
the yard 5c.
Dress 6' hams. werth 10c. 6c.
81. 25 Colnlifortablss.986 986.
60 Prints, die.
Heavy Cotton Crash. 4c.
KITCHEN BARGAINS
J spanned Coal Hods, were 25c. reduc-
Lon Handle Coal Shovels. 50.
Brea fast Tear”. and Dessert Plates, 50.
Codes Cups,5c.
.4
LADIES' WRAPPBRS
Ladies’ Percale Wrappers, were 89c.
reduced to 630.
The $1. (I) quality reduced to 75c.
Ladies’ two-piece House Dresses. were
81. 25, reduced to 981:.
LADIES’ COATS
Not many to sell, but the few we have
will be sold at exceedingly low prim—
' 8500 Ladies’ Costs. 33.49. ’
88.“) Ladies’ Coats. $51!).
810.“) Ladies’ Coats, $7.50.
314 C0 Ladies’ Coats. $10 00.
GLOVES
Children ’s Mittens, the 25c quality, 15c
Ladies’ Dog-skin. Fleeced Lined
Gloves, 31.“) quality, 75.3.
Boy 8’ Lined Gloves, 75c quality. 450.
(C) (C) (C) (C) (C) (C) (C) (C) (Cl (C) (C) (C) (C) (C) (C) (C) (C) (C) (C) l.) (C) t.) (C) (Q (U) (C) l.) musirsuein
“Want” advs. in The Sentinel Pay.
(C) (C) (C) (C) (C) (C) (C) (C) (C) (C) CC) (C) (C) (C) (C) (C) (C) (C) (C) (C) (C) (C) (C) (C) (C) (C) (C) (C) (C) (C) (C) (C) (C)
AT 'SEYMOUR’S STORE.
We Originals.
Forest will be the best and eaten tor everyone.
We Lead:
HighGndthsbesnths obloetotourwmk;“lligh0radei‘oods" has been our motto!
We Never Follow.
“OM“
Accept our thanks for liberal patronage for the past year and especially Christmas week.
Fancy Cluster Raisins. from lie to cOld English and"!|‘iucy hill Crease
so per pound.
Genuine Jordon Shelled Almonds, House. accustom. etc.
sac per pound.
lined Nuts. all new. ,8 lbs.. 85o.
Taragons Almonds. 80¢ per pound.
ldanicheeaalnmlhmsseb.
PineapplsQessMBc‘bach.
“Mikaela , ,
WMmsaeh.
Cheese. NW. Philadelphia. Club
Basalllk Crackers. 8 lira. 35c.
Choice Waters. 10¢ per pound. 1
Seymour-'3 Success flour "a winner.”
' BestClesned Cnmntntullwalght
pm. loandnlbcm
' , :CHABLE E. SEYMOUR
Norwalk Chronicler