Department. .voraotpolitiealjobhery. efflrJrelandtoaper- ghee on the force over the snd'rnthill. whoeerea gasp: been chira‘holby Mia-Merma rte-to .mm that it yam-pmonmecun _ department ”port, sun. the Council last londay Oonncilusn Smith. showed a alumnae year 1m, out on of 38.000. and this the not that the chief's sal- W and many improve- M to police headquarters in street. The year previous. ‘ was a balance in the Fire ,1 mass. ,‘l‘herolanoroa- the present year should not balance of corresponding pro- ‘ The placing of another man 'wco force solely for the nor. :ntinl up the appropriation. as “scan. will not accomplish this as?” ntayor'a action calls for an 2-1. 3: Incline Bellows's criticisms sides) Festival have caused a in musical circles which the fitmh rector probably never .0! when he passed jufiment my in The Creation and Ite- l? Whittakcr‘s position, ex- it: a communication printed in “line! today, that Mr. Bellows ' bare confined his criticism to Wei singers. seems to be than. The members of the chor- ' - , Mr services gratuitously. _ such remarkable results ‘ . ll'ule room there might ., Jen. tor molt—finding should .. road, which is now ap- $109,000 a sum which will M and Joe Walker. the m. who are matched to so than the next exhibition “begun the work (if interested a well-known mdam.m1n1m m‘ i no We never (satin Her Bantiine. . and Ir. Man- over night by ville were criteria“ Nathan L. Rockwell. will mm ceedinn of the City of Norwaik rs. William 1". Bishop tor riparian rights in the West Blivermlno stream is on again today in the Town Court room at Norwaik. before the special coininit- tee from the superior court. Hr. hiscksnsie was on the stand the entire nornln: and presented expert testimony as to the liner of the water and use :1 111a- oi figures in aliens and cubic feet and inches. He aid that the present water shed of the iii-tips reservoir was 10.58 square miles. Tho'water of the stream to which hlr. Bishop had right over and above the poi-tics already owned by the city would to h by water wheel sixty two and one-half horse power. REV. SUPER AOOEP'I‘SJ: I. Dsnbnry January il—Rev. Georte E. Soper. of St Paul. Minn. has accepted a can to the First Congregational Church of this city. TH: cheap. Alterations free of charge. 63 “1111116191 .sIsBEI. .. 49 _ . arm 81.. Norwaik. 1‘ _ s .riiied lactate course. isn’t it?" never was a better definition. it is in deed a “clarified" course. The clinic: or the Vietorian Tennyson and 1mmI made no: so than , or “town”. and rice is so for reaching and nihiulsti the spiritual natnro.‘ Alien!“ lectures is to give tarot-omen but also to stimulate and to brim out discos clan. and there could not be more valuable tor any society or indiv- idual bent upon making good use as books and writers. There are thirteen poets discussed by Dr Sykes beginning with mm“; new no in; with Robert Browning. lurch 36th accide- the 1:11;: mom-n there late a clan a.) and firm election: 34111 class} of 1113 evening 1 fila‘i: is 9% included ' ' . eachool ‘ We carry? the lore In consortia; upon the course of Extension I. , Barrera“: hectares which is WATER CASE 0N AGAIN TODAY. £0 betln January 15th. said a quick» The h athnpro- witted woman. “Oh, that is Just a glo- Then ”TWW‘YA‘}: hocauage hem-yin more dbr buy'and in the m0 1! the tickets... Fur and Cloak Store. . WE COMMENOE OUR Annual Clearing Sale SATURDAY. JANUARY 6. We want to sell out all our Winter stock of 01011118 and Furs, which is very large, if only fifty cents on We dollar of the regular price. we will sell anyway. To quote prices in this column is useless. as print is Call and convince yourself that this is procli- cally a' “Your Own Price Sale," similar to last sum- mer ’s sale.-whiol1, yon all well know, was no humbug. Good goods for little money, that’s all. WRUBEL .- CO. soars 1011mm. I eat line of Blanl Books and ; Ofilcc;_‘°’“’ , _ a ,edanin‘ration that beacons withiniay "31121035. bootleg“ tojto &,¢ l‘mGlflr of can II! vice president, iiiathilda Hooray. Hot A 11111. ism-sir “113% knowledge ” - tolka. "I'llll’if'm Sinathenhehalmin‘om Shfloubhfluhuuekbub ALTRUISTS mm Their Ohieot to not that W. Hum Ships. maintenance»; burrows—m M. I. as“ am "can ctI. * ' 991111an clear. ~ 1 new (Murmur. off? flcucstown who took part in the tree silver mmemoht is president. The other encore are. Springs. Ark; Geo?“ Shut my moreé Richard I Bonner; item on will hapaid for their w in politics. and it is hoped to build up a «ammon- Solvent Notice. \ of Norwalk. es. Probate Didflct‘ Court. December 27th. AD1899. Estate or wise: as Kilroy. late of Nor- a deceased. The Gonrt of Probate for the District of Norwalk. hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for the Creditors 91am Estate to exhibit their claims hr settlement. Those. who nos. lect to present their soccnnts.p attested, within said time. will be de- barrede arddrery. All persons indebt- ed to Tgfitiito are requested to make i111 to payment to JOHN H. HARDY. , MIC-.11. MW. Boned of Relief. (Notice is hereby giventhattheaoard “Ml“dthomolek'lu omen. Home~ ' Item the ImlaI fissure of the 1.11 overs and broken 1015. We shalltell "Can you save her!“ leash-"ed bk LADIES HWERY inert; tile yard. 50. §~the5 profits. But ’ , :3}. ticleihan you can find' 111 this town. The genuine Padang Java, and Arman Mo- w 6113. our last purchase, threetbonsand poundsinthegrecubeny. tbisGoifeerossted qnahtygoods. Theendofamhmzbnsmessslwaysrevealemanyilddeand our store news. "flthemtromdaytc LADIBS’ WRAPPER Ladies’ Percale Wrappers. were me. reduced to 68¢. The $1. 00 quality reduced to 75¢. Ladies" all wool Cashmere Hose, as- sortment broken. not many}, while they last, per pair, 140. Ladies' Cotton and Fleeced Hose. aboatissor 161701111113 of size, the pair, 8c. Ladies’two-piccc House Dresses. were 11m narrow-1:111 a $1. 25. reduced to 98¢. Ladios’ Vests and Pants. extra Egyp- ; ' “‘3.“‘"§‘8“§”%“§339°a§° was was ,- ys an 11- ’ sec an erino Vests Pants and Drawers, worth 25111111 N“ my *0 3011' W *1” it? we have 290; 11111911. ., . ‘ will be sold at exoeedinxlv low prices- I ‘ $5 (I) Ladies’ Costs, 33.49. . "MISSED! - JVhite Doniet Flannel, extra heavy, $8.00ILadies’ Costs: 85%. $10.00 Ladies’ cud. 37.50. gaggmgglf‘egmh. 10° 6°‘ $14.00 Ladies? Costa. $1000. ‘ 6c Prints, etc. Heavy Cotton Crash. 4c. KlTCHEl BARGAINS , J spanned Coal Bods. were 25c reduc- GLDVES ._ Children 's Mittens, the fie quality. 156 ed to 150 Ladies' Dog-skin Fleeoed - Lined Lon H dl Goal 811 l , . a . B 'l'Tgam and 139.3335" Plates, 5c. 3‘0“”: 31-00 film-ht?- 758- . Gofiee Gups,5c. Be} 3' Lined Gloves, 750 quality, 45c. o ' ‘- ' ‘ l.) (0 wall.) (0) (I) (UHONOHCJ i.) (O) (C) (I) (O) (O) (.3 (O) (O) (O) (.3 (O) (U) (0K0) mm M (Ola (01m “Want” advs. in The Sentinel Pay (.3 (0(0) (flmmiflwlflm (0(0) (I) (OKOMIMIHO) (OK-M.) (QWUlflmmwwlflmm 58-2 AT SEYMOUR’S STORE. A Cup of Delirious Coffee And breakfast is nearly made. but it the Codes is poor your breakfaatis ' ’ispoiled. Do you boys a cup of first classCoEee? If not. it is because you are notbnyingtt of as. Fine Oofiefe' as one of our specialties. we pride ourselves on selling a better ar- twice each week places before you the finest Defies 1n thaworld. It costs a little mouthantheordinary but it'swellmrthtbediflennmISnppose yontryitandlie tlie Judge. fiat line aroma andfiayor when you sip 1t. naphyabsahd holds in your menmywberetocetyonroofiee. 1, ,1 :4, CW Er SEYMOUR.
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