‘jpraeauroiacentralova-the
".witblowareaseentraiiu
eaatandnorthwesi.
‘ «con-s m be. Sebultae's mhts.
kfiat-leai Aamu. of figylor avleaniiie.
spudng n ay w frien n
New York
ut“ Mr. and Ira.
estavenue. is ill
1 meuaou Wii
0! the chicken-pox.
«Sugar cured Hams. iaifioat Hayes‘ a
Captain George W. Gladstone. of the
South Norwaik police force. is out af-
ter a week’s illness.
Ir. andiIrs. Nelson ll. Hoyt. of Bay-
view avenue. are entertaining Miss
Frances Eaton. of New York.
«Outing Flannel Skirts. 99c; 9-4
Enact Blankets. 49c pair. I. S. Smith
Using “cheap" grain is false econ-
omy. Manuel T. Hatch sells as low as
any one can sell it. Buy oats that‘s
clean. A
Miss Nellie Lucy. of Norwaik, has
returned home after a pleasant visit
with Mr. William Hogan. of Redford
street. Stamford.
«Bread and Cake Sale at Glendon-
ing's for benefit of Ciris‘Needleworl:
Cilub. next Tuesday afternoon and eve-
n n8.
A new boiler has been placed. in the
John H. Knapp block. in South Main
street. replacing this nonunion explod-
ed several days ago. ‘ “ ‘
Postmaster Edmund E. Crowe will
assume control at the South Norwalk
poatoiilce tonight. when Dr. George W.
Benedict will retire.
1 «Pure Cotes withCroam. at Leno's
21
Tristram a Hyatt'e annual sale of
nimlin underwear begins today. in
their carpet department are bargains
in curtains and runs.
The interior of the Becker building
in North Water street is being torn out
and .will be fitted up for a restaurant
forGeorge w. Wanaley
«Alpinu. Alpinea. at O'Brisn' a.
J. B. Raymond has had two men
stationed on the Keeier ponds to pre—
vutakasarsgoingontheice before he
harvests his winter‘s supply.
The Southport are departmen
third annudl concert and ball will be
held in Washington Hall. Southport.
Friday evening. January 12.
5"“
«All our trimmed hats at one~halt
price. Beam store. Norwal orwalk.
“The Rowland Dry Goods Company.
is condom? its white
mods sale. This is a con nient time
mm for future need
The fie and water companies of
W now threaten to sue the
. on Company. which has not pre-
lts ' rn.ed
great hmage is being done by electro-
lyaia.
«899 Umbrellas left after Holidays.
Rod be sold. Silk. 81.96 to 83: "till.
89c to 75¢. i900 Diaries. :0 per cent.
oi. at T. J. Magner‘s.
lira. leahelle Raymond ton. of
W. iormerly contralto t'i‘rintty
manure Norwslk made her ill-st
We in grand opera last even.
log. at the Iletropoiitan Opera House
. “Wagner’s Die Walkuere. with Van
lock and Nadia.
The Friday Afternoon Club will meet
at Ira. Iargaret lander. January
The subject for-discussion is the
works it William Monaco Thach-
eray. There will has paper by Ira. F.
8. Lynn, In. and several sn'mli contri-
‘tenJla
decided rise in tour ;_
the North Atlantic
ehardkrsel. whohaebeeaiiii'oraom
finial-slightly improved
Ir.andIrs.l.0.Sbipman.oCWii-
e
nbeugueeuofflr andIra.
Charles Premiums-lama
«We make our own Candy Lane.
Ilsa Pauiyne Diver. of Bridgeport.
weathegueetlaatnightoflliasViv-
ian Seder-tram. of Mowaveoue.
Ir. and Ira. (tit. iteration and
Miss Louise Woodward. of Nomik.
have returned home from a visit to
New York.
«Chopped Steak. 18c. Schultae'a mkts.
The governing board of the Nor-
walk Yacht Club will hold a meeting
next Tuesday night at the odice 01
mg W. Raymond. in Washington
5
A memorial service for the late Miss
Edna Grumman will be held at the
Sunday school aenice in the Norwalk
Congregational Church. tomorrow at—
ternoon.
-—aaa-
«Trimmed Outing Hate. 25c to 81.25,
at the Boston Store. Norwalk.
A. C. Mayhew. son of Captain T. S.
Mayhew. of Ely avenue. sailed Satur-
day. December 30. for Cuba. His many
friends wish him great pleasure and
success. ,
Rev. Geer H. Board will begin to-
morrow preaching in live-minute ser~
mon to children at the morning church
service. Boys and girls are invited to
this service.
«Specials for Sat. and Mon. in Kit-
chenware-«85 bbis. Tumblers. 25c dot:
a complete asst. of White and Yellow
Crockery: 500 rolls of fancy Crepe Ps-
per. 9c roll. See special prices on En-
amel Ware. iirst counter. M. S. Smith
& Co. ,
W.
The _Torrington Ice Company has
been organised at Torrington with a
capital of 817. 000, all paid in. The sub-
scribers are thirt tour residents of the
town of mu
Governor Lounsbury has called a
meeting or the Soldiers‘ Hospital
Board for today, at the Soldiers‘ Home.
Noroton Heights it will be the regu-
lar quarterly meeting.
—l-‘resh Pork for roasting. 10c 1b..
at Hayee‘s.
a
Bethany Chapter. of Trinity Church.
has elected officers as follows: Govern
lug board. All. Neliie Pennington.
Miss Agnes .Lindeherg. Miss Mary
Berg; secretary. Miss Lydia Penning-
ton: treasurer. Ilsa Minnie Britta.
Br. and Ira. George W. Hunter. Jr..
will ad] February 8 on the steamer
Spartan Prince for Naples. They will
make an extended tour of ltaly. the
Riviera. Switeerland. Austria. France
and England. returning home about
August 15.
. «Umbrellas. Umbrellas. at O'Brien's.
Mr. Pepper will sing "In Native
Womb." from The Creation. and Cardi~
nsl Newman‘s favorite hymn. “Lend
Kindly Light,“ music by Sir Arthur
Sullivan: r. “the Vesper service of the
kCongregational Church
tomorrow afternoon... m. a u
an..-
q—n-u-en— (
The members of the surplieed choir
of St. Paul‘s Church presented Rev. S.
B. Pond with a handsomely framed
picture of the choir. as a testimonial
of their esteem. and also in memory of
his highly successful pastorate as rec-
tor of St. Paul’s Church. The worn
‘- was done by Jackson and was excellent.
«Caps. Caps. at O'Brien‘s.
Andrew J. Hutchinson and his
daughter. Miss K. Olive Hutchinson. of
High street. will leave South Norwslk.
next Tuesday to. spend the remaining
months of the season at their winter
home in ‘Daytona. Florida. They will
be accompanied by lira. Charles D.
Burnes and son. Dudley. of Greenwich;
Clot.
The Seventh Regiment of the Union
Veterans‘ Union of Connecticut and
Rhode island. will meet on the evening
of January 15 in Swarta’s Hall. for pub.
lic installatlon of oincera of 1900. All.
members are requested. to be present
this evening at 8 o‘clock in the once
at 111 Washington street, to transact
special business.
«Speciai— for Sat. and 'Ione-Down
Pillows 'Sfic ; Remnants d!
upward
Outing manuals. Bella-iota and Ging- .
bean. to ye“ sawargma Smith I: so.
ing seasons
proceed to him the
to do it at a big sacrifice.
duction.
this chance is not to be missed.
a... i . _ .
WOMEN'S JACKETS.
Handled every one of them; decided
upon the utmost limit of lose they
would stand, and have priced them ac‘
cordingly collected'in lots. choice. so
much for any garment in each lot. This
makes selecting easy for you.
Ladies' Rough Cloth Jackets. in
brown or navy. gioris silk lined. double
lgessted. box front. Were 84.98 now
Ladies' Black Cheviot Cloth Jackets.
satin lined. double breasted. high
standing collar (special). were 85.98.
now 83 49.
Ladies' Black Kersey Cloth Jackets.
gioria silk lined, 5 rows stitching, were
86.98. now 84.49.
Ladiee‘ Tau Melton Cloth Jackets.
double breasted. rounded box front.
gloria silk lined. fancy stitching. were
88.49, now 86.98.
Ladies‘ Black or Navy Melton Jack-
ets. double breasted. satin lined. box
front. were 89.98. now 487.49.
Ladies' Black or Castor Melton Jack-
ets. tailor made. satin lined, double
anilifled' box front. were 810...98 now
Ladies’ Black lrish Frieze Cloth
Jackets. double breasted. box front. cx-
tra quality. satin lined. were: 815.49.‘
now 810.98.
Ladles’ Castor Melton Cloth Jacket.
scallop collar. braided collar. and lap.
els. satin lining. guaranteed two seav
sons. were 818. 49. now 81359
TAILOR MADE SUITS.
Those for winter wear. Some very
select choosings for you here. Made of
the newest materials. Styles up to the
minute. The very best production on
tailor artists are represented here. Lit-
tle weak on sixes. hence the present re-
duced prices.
Ladies‘ Grey all wool Cloth Suits,
Single Breasted. box front. shirt by
front. were 87.98. now 85.48.
Ladies' Black Cloth Suits. single
breasted. silk revere. taffeta silk lined
Jacket. wm 819.98. now 88.98.
Lsdies' Blue Covert Cloth Suits. Eat-
gigscket. silk lined. were 818. 98, now
Ladies‘ Grey Cheviot Suits. locket
box front, skirt open on side. were
89.98. now 88.98.
Ladies' Blue Grey Cheviot Suits.
packet double breasted. round front.
skirt scalloped. glabuttou trimmed.
were 810. 98. now
Ladies' Black Mohair Serge Suits.
double breasted. tight fitting jacket. 13
front skirt. were 818.98. now 89.98
Ladies' Dark Grey Cheviot Suits dou-
‘ble breasted tight fitting jacket. silk
lined. were 815.98. now 810.98.
Ladies' Black heavy Cheviot Suits.
iacket iiy front. satin li
store i
gamentsfltock idle cas. ’ and we
There 5 little sentiment about if;
judgment which prompts us to hand out
meets to you (in many cases) less prices
With nearly four months of wearing weather before you.
teed. brown.
lain business
cse‘andsome gar~
it 88812118 writ of pro- “m ”m "‘1‘ PW”
l
«Choice Country Turkeys. 1856c. lb.,
at Hayes's market.
John R. London. from Grand Gorge.
Catskill Iounnlnaia atopping attire
homeefhiseoualmlral. Anteb—
ardaon. 19 West avenue.
_*
The unicorn of Clinton Commandery:
Knights Templar. were installed at the
stated coaclave of the order last even-
ing A turkey supper served by Cater-
er Austin followed the eeremoei es.
—Potroast. (all innu).10c.8clluitxs'll
markets.
.»
I——_—.—._—————
On the 8th the moon that came in
with the new year reaches the phase
of first quarter. on the 18th it is full
moon. last quarter-lug takes place on
the 28d. while on the 80th the second
new moon for the new year appears.
Ladiea' dark ”China's Hair Suits. I The” '1" be . m] eclipse of the
double breasted tight lilting jacket. vel- sun u. 23. which is v .1 N
vet collar. silk lined. were 81198. 50' sweetly as a partial coins: “Thg
813-98- - will be a partial eclipse of the moon
M18833. AND CHILDREN'S June 13. visible in NOW Mild. An
annular eclipse of the sun will occur
GARMENTS- November 21 and 22. not visible in New
England.
«Dr. M. S. Boson. ocuilst, can be
consulted in the “parlors o! the Ma~
hackemo Hotel. on Tuesdays. between
thehourso!iand7p.m..anddaily
between 9and 12 a. 31.. Sand 9
p'. m.. at 880 State street. Bridgeport.
Eyes examined and’dlseases treated.
To fit all ages from i to 18 years. Ev-
ery coat. no matter how fairly it has
been priced is now lay-priced. and this
re-pricing means much to you.
Children‘s Bearer Cloth Jackets. in
garnet or blue. braid trimmed. sailor
collar. were 89.98. V8938
Children‘s Bout: Cloth’ Jackets. in
n. sailor collar.
garnet. blue or _
tangy braid . were 88.98. now
Children’ s Beaver Cloth Jackets. blue
green or garnet. large sailor collar,
braid trimmed. were 84. 98. now 89. i9
Mlsses‘ Melton Cloth Jackets. stray
seams. giorin silk lined. were 85.49.
now 89.89.
Misses’ Brown Mixed Covert Cloth
Jackets. double lat-lasted velvet col
half lined. were 85. 98, now 88.98.
Misses‘ Garnet Bapver Cloth Jacks
box front. gloria: silk lined. were 88. 49.
now 84. 39.
Missed Beaver Jackets. old blue dou-
ble breasted. braid and fur trimmed
cape collar. were 87.98. now 85.98.
GOLF CAI-“ES.
OTHER CAPE.
There should he never a cape left at-
ter the salc‘s over with such oflerlngs
as these. it’s not dimes bot dollars
you‘re saving this time.:
Ladies‘ Black . Astrakhan double
Capes. fur trimmed. glorla silk lined.
were 85.!9. now 88.49. .
Ladies' Black Bonnie Cloth Capes.
fur trimmed gloria silk lined. were
85. 98 now 83.98.
Lsdies' Salter Plush Capes. bear fur
trimmed line ltaiian cloth iined,were
89.98. now 88.98. 1
ladies' Plaid Golf Capes. fringe and
button trimmed. were 87.98. now 85.89.
Lsdies’ Golf Capes. double faced
cloth. plaid and .triuge trimmed. were
87 99. now 85.49.
Ladies' Black Astrakban Capes. full
sweep. fur trimmed. itallan Cloth lin-
ed. were 8". 98 now 85.99.
indies Golf Capes. black and white
cheek. were 89.98. now 88.“.
Ladies‘ Golf Canes plaid nounce.
high collar. were 8898. now 89.49.
Ladies extra Salter Plush 0199'. full
sweep. fur trimmed. silk large lined.
were 89 98. now 88.98.
Ladies“ Fine Beaver Golf Capes.
dark grey. black and white plaid trimb
med. were 814.98. now 810.49.
Ladies’ extra heavy Golf Capes.
Sheriif Sidney E. Hewley has pur-
chased fifty head of two-yearoold belt-
ers. but he bit oil a larger piece than
he chew in that he did not have
suiiic ent shelter for them and he has
been obliged to build a shed in order
to properly house them. «Brookiield
correspondent.
News has been received that Train-
er “Jim” Robinson. who is now in the
West with the Yale basket ball team
and who was Yale‘s football trainer
oi last season. as well as track team
trainer for the coming spring, has been
secured by Princeton after a lively
competition with the University oi
Pennsylvania.
«The only dilerence between our
imperial Crown and a 15¢ imported civ
gar is the price.
John McCarthy. aged sixty-one. of
94! Ferry street. New Haven. while on
his way back \0 the Soldiers‘ Home at
Noroton. was taken iii in Bri
At the Emergency it was found that he
was suiierihg from a rupture and star-
vation. As his condition was serious
he was removed to the hospital and the
New Haven authorities notified.
Fred Show. who was engineer on the
night switcher at South Norwalk. has
Fireman Fred Brandorf. of Danbury..
has been pmmoted to his place.
gineer William Daniels. of Daubury
river and Fireman J Klilcourt pro-
moted to his position.
«Leg: of Spring Lamb. 10c lb: Fore-
quarters. Bel. at Haryes'a market. ,
The Sentinel was in error. yesterday
pond had been condemned by the
Board of Health. The Davis pond is
the ice so pplyof Selectman Ierriil.
while Elle a Go. out on the mill pond
at Winnipauk. It is the Ella pond
lo: two seasons. were 317. '. now $13.93
beaver. plaid trimmed. were
818.98, now 813.98. -» which has been condemned. Conse-
nuentiy the supply will beha harvested
lbw
Using
cs eaudpoul try
:- box or telephone.
We do all in our power tofurniishgrstin
that will secure the results desired by you,
for your horse, cattlesnd poultry. , x
7 “wanna. or me- meningeal
“cheap." grain is false economy. 1.23:... x, “M am
We promise you the lost. '1 he price sis as; . . m “01ml“ mm W“
low as any one? can sell it.
Buy note that‘ 8 clean ‘ 3.
MANUEL T HATCH. --
out for the H-0 00? a Feed for horses. - ' I"
1 “Wins: as fares them letter--
groin the other ponds controlled by the
re:
, The annual lesion. of the Connecti-
cut Stats Grange will be held at the
Auditorium in Hartford. Tuesday
“”6838”:
m WASHINGTON STREET
SOUTH NORWALK.
f
mg a“; win... we. 8
Theeodteatlorseeondplaceintbe"
GathelicCiuhpooltourneyiaatiiiou,
been transferred to Harlem river and ~
hasalsobeentransierredtoJ-larlem‘
'5
OOOOQOQOOQOOOOOOO
whenitwasstatedthatthenavuics‘
on. yncxsow.
25 1. assumes
in the price of Men’s Boss and 9::
‘ lieavn Weight Stills.
I
50 Wall SL. No”
FAILED - - -
To sell our stock of Trimmed and {Intelsat-i
and down go the prices. ,,
Wool Felts. price was 750 and $1 (I); ‘
Fur Poltl. price was 81.25 and ”All;
Trimmed-flats. was 82.50 and 83 (I);
Trimmed Hats. was $4.00 and $511);
Golf Hats. was 81 00 and 81. %;
Golf flatsywssflmandflm
Special Prices on Ladies? Wool Underwear and
Agent Old Slater! Island Dye House.
TILLOTSON & MIL
86 Washington Street. South Nor-walk.
THE MODEL GROCERY.
Blended Tea :33“.
little known in this city it has thousands of Io
where. Eight out of ten who have a! tried
now.“ ‘Yes, it is hll right.” And as- willow .
Teas. ling at 60care not in the business withdraw"
Gsocnsv an Tu. tclaims your noses
agebecause of its superlative quality, and 3f;
tsiion is not built of wind and printer' s rabbit?
{petrifi It dingo experiinentt. Don’ tiako
u or an a samp e. a f
the popular price of -50 P39
LORENZO mouth...
13 North Main Street, South "
O :
...............
SPECIAL Jackson’s Fla“ 5
PHOTO— Proof
GRAPHS' No Finer Photograph Ca
“mm-summoned
‘s
Opp: Norwalk Hotel.
All cars pass the door.
”QQQOOOQQOOQCQOQQOQOQOOOOQQQQQ
saloon mall’s
mumwowmuonuassnno
fines or VISION—as mm "by
erunucscaoonrnsrs—m
bemorecaretnilyexaminedand ae~
cementum-sum sci:
Wommoo'rcusnoap
Norwalk Chronicler