" “16 60130 ll
3'“ need and save money.
‘ rural free delivery route will pro-
bably be established from Katonah to
s
Hrs. I. B. Leonard. at South Nor-
Call. is visiting her sister. Mrs. Libble
L Slely. in Barton.
Persons desirous oi joining the Nor-
wall: (3011 Club will be obliged to pay
an initiation fee after February 1.
w.
Hrs. F. St. John Lockwood. of East
avenue. is a guest of her daughter. hire
F. W. Hubbard. at Port Austin. Mich.
The civil suit of Brower & Worden
vs. C. W. Corbin. to recover a feed bill.
has been decided in favor of the
tilts by Judge Frost.
per bbl. F. D. Lawton 4‘: Co.
Prof. and MrsI. S. Brown. of No. 6
Taylor avenue. are entertaining the
latter'e cousin Miss Maud Artie-y. of
Picture Rocks. Pa.
Miss Nellie Walsh. or Dsnbury. is the
guest of Miss Manning. of Chapel
street. and last night attended the
dance and entertainment or St. Joe-
eph‘s T. A. B. Society.
The Woman' a Christian Temperance
Union will hold its regular weekly
meeting Friday” o'clock. with ll.rs
Joseph Richards. 31 Chestnut street.
All are cordially invited.
The Clover. Club has. elected these
oncsrs: President. Charles McCarthy:
vice president. Handing Decker; accre-
tary and treasurer. Harry Douiens. A
smoker and dance will be held next
month.
Nellie Chernok. aged two years.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Coleman
Charnok. died this morning of diph-
theria. The iuaersi was held this at-
ternoon. Mr. Chardok will not be at
business until Saturday.
—Pnre Coflee with Cream. at Lane's.
‘ The dome of the capitol at Hartford
will be closed to visitors :or a few
days owing to the work which is being
dose in the upper part of the building.
necessitatingde vingthe stairway to
e root.
The State Council. Knights of Colum-
bus. will meet in New Britain. Tues-
day. February 6. delegates from
Catholic Union Con are hi. J. Rich
den and John 95th . H. Burns and
David Flaherty are alternates.
Alva Honschiidt. of Maple street.
who was severely burned by molten
iron nine weeks ago while at work. was
out Monday tor the that time since
the accident. His root is not yet heal-
5Ed. and he has to walk with a crutch.
Aqullla Greenwood. who tell from
c A. Rruaikin‘s wagon in
liar-wail:
m: ' . .
m a severe scalp wound. is out
tofiy. He antlers considerably from
the shock. and is not able to work.
W‘s-1m. stem-m. 34.25
”rabbi". anumam
t 'lsstiag of the Central Union
‘7, ‘9'» Micro at the Norwalk
The mastering Clrcle- will
a is the church mudy at 8 o'clock
my ‘
N
a,
tortheblgfialtPrMeSaleat
mammmmuumm
Over 995.090 worth of new.
ll“Goods at
a great opportunity to buy «
plain~
-—Favorlts Flour. 55¢ per bag. 94.25
.sns-ltidge
. a delegate to the stats, convention of
Instant.“
issguestoilraw. 121.21
“lawman-ammonium
plum your orders for
Beloreyo you
. printing of as kind consult C. Bards.
nthe Wig Sentinel building.
A delegation from the Robert Emmet
Club attended the celebration at the
Emmett: at Bridgeport. last night.
4—Calvss‘ Liver. Pork Tenderloins,
Fresh Trips. Heed Cheese. at the Pub-
iic Harket.
Captain Frederick A.Hill. of The
Norwslk Mills. has taken apartments
at the Mahackemo Hotel tor the win-
District Deputy John F. Healy will
install the newly elected omcers of Ka—
buoaa Encampment, ..O 0., F. this
evening. ‘
Mrs. E. J. Hill has closed her West
avenue residence and joined her hus-
band. Congressman E.J Hill. in Wash-
ington.D
Lo.”
Rural Mail Carrier Joseph London
has a list of 125 persons whom he
serves with mail. Chauncey Brown
has about sixty-one.
C. 14. Daniels. of Chestnut street.
and 8. Worden. of Orchard street. went
fishing yesterday in New York state.
and brought home 46 line pickers].
—We make our own Candy. Lane.
The weather today will be cooler and
clear. The storm area has passed over
New Haven. Heavy west gales are
likely to blow today.
Francis t Company' s great clearance
sale of men' s and boy's ovemosts and
suits is now in full swing and will
continue until the lots are closed
Pioneer Castle. A. 0. K. M. C. will
”shilling oillcrr is D. D S. C. J. W.
Smith. All members are requested to
be present
A large delegation of ladies from at
Paul' 3 and Grace Churches went at
Westport today to attend a meeting 0
the Women's Auxiliary oi the Fair
ileid County Archdeaconry. which was
held in the Church of the Holy Trinity
- —-Fsvorite Flour. 55c poi-5mg. 94 26
per bbi. F. D. Lawton & Co.
Goold Hoyt and E. S. Adams. of Nor-
waik. went to New York. yesterday. to
look into the alkali-s of a manulaeturing
concern. which desires to locate in
Norwalk. They went as a committee
0:, the Norwalk Business Men's Associ-
a on.
The regular meeting of Sherman
Council Royal Arcanum. will he held
tonight. The newly elected owners will
for the reception to be given January
25. to the participants at The Prince
1 Eust-
‘
The Twin City Club. which recently
gave an entertainment for the benefit
or the Norwall: Lodge. 6.1}. 0. O. F.
met with M. N. Jackson at 18 Clay
street. last evening. and settled up the
affairs of the club. turning over to the
lodge 916. 08.
——-Thc three for a quarter isn't the
only thing that‘s made the imperial
crown Cigartam
There Were only two deaths in
held during November—one an
old woman and the other a babe. In
December there was but one death, and
that by an accident. This represents
a very small death rate for a town oi
9.500 population. ,
The Norwalk Letter Carriers‘ Asso-
ciation held a meetingyssterday alter~
noon and elected George K. Nickerson 5
the letter carriersat ‘ Hartford on
Washington’s birthday. Percy Glen-
denlng was chosen as alternate.
~13. B.L. Leaks-wall; and ball. Aw-
ssasuia. Norwalk. Friday
some "
install slicers Friday evening. The in- “.49
be installed. and arrangements mark 47- 49-
: tile sentiment
this chance is not to be missed
WOMEN’S JACKETS.
Handled every one of them: decided
upon the utmost limit or loss they
would stand. and have priced them ac-
cordingly collected in lots. choicest!
much for any garment in each lot. This
makes selecting easy for you.
Lsdies‘ Rough Cloth Jackets. in
brown or navy. gloria silk lined. double
gel/sated box trout. were 94.98 now
Ladies' Black Cheviot Cloth Jackets.
satin lined. double breasted. high
standing collar (special), were 95.98.
now 93. 49
Ladies' Black Kersey Cloth Jackets.
glorla silk lined, 5 rows stitching. were
96. 98. now 94. 49.
Ladies‘ Tan Melton Cloth Jackets.
double brsmed. rounded box front.
gloris sill: lined. fancy stitching. were
98. 49. now 96 98.
Ladiee' Black or Navy Melton Jack-
ets. double breasted. satin lined. box
trout. were 99.98 now 97. 49.
Ladies‘ Black or Castor Melton Jack-
ets. tailor made. satin lined double
breasted. boa trout. were 910.98. new.
Ladies’ Black Irish Friese Cloth
Jackets. double breasted. box trout. ox—
tra quality. satin lined. were 915. 49.
now 910. 98
Ladies' Castor Helton Cloth Jacket.
scallop collar. braided collar. and lap-
sis. satin lining. guaranteed two sea~
sons. were 918. 49. now 919.49.
TAILOR MADE SUITS.
Those for winter wear. Some very
select choosings for you here. Made oi
the newest materials. Styles up to the
minute. The very heat production or
tailor artists are represented here. Lit~
tie weak on sixes. hence the present re-
duced prices.
Ladiee' Grey all wool Cloth Suits,
Single Breasted. boa: front. skirt fly
trout. were 91'. 98, now 95. 49
Ladies' Black Cloth Suits. single
breasted. silk revere. Meta sill: lined
Jacket. were 912. 98. now 96.98.
Ladies' Blue Covert Cloth Suits. Eat-
on Jacket. silk lined. were 919. 98. now
Ladies’ Grey Cheviot Suits. Jacket
box front. skirt open on side. were
99. 98. now 9‘! 98.
Ladier Blue Grey Cheviot Suits,
packet double breasted. round front.
skirt scalloped, side button trimmed.
were 91098. now 98.49.
Ladies“ Black Mohair Serge Suits.
double breasted. tight ilttl'ng jacket. iiy
front skirt. were 913. 98. now 99.98.
Ladies’ Dark Grey Cheviot Sluts. dou-
ble breasted tight fitting Jacket. silk
lined were 915. 98. now 910. 98.
Ladies’ Black heavy Cheviot Suits.
lacket fly front. satin lined. guaranteed
lch prompfi us to hand but i
(in many cases) less p, 1:25
With nearly four months of
shot: it;
wearing weather beforcvou.
Lsdles’ 11111-1: grey Camera not sum.
double breasted tight iitting jacket. vei-
as; acsollar, silk lined. were 911.98. now
HISSES' AND CHILDREN'S
GARMENTS.
Todtaiisgeslromttoltyears. Ev-
ery cost. no matter how fairly it has
been’pr riced is now rc-priced. and this
re-pr cing means much to you.
. Children’s Beaver Cloth Jack-ta. in
Carnot or blue. braid trimmed. sailor
collar. were 99.98. new 99.49.
Childrens Bonds Cloth Jackets. in
garnet. blue or green. sailor collar.
are; braid trials“. were 98.98.1101:
Children' s Beaver Cloth Jackets. blue
green or garnet. large sailor collar.
braid trimmed. w'ere 94.98. now $9.49
Misses Melton Cloth Jackets. strap
seams. gloria allk‘llned. were 85.99:
now 93.89.
Misses Brown Hired Covert Clots
Jackets. double . velvet collar,
halt lined. were 1new 99.98
Misses Garnet; ver Cloth Jackets.
box front. glut-la. lined. were 98.49.
now 94. 99.
Misses Beaver Jackets. old blue. dou-
ble breasted. braid and tar trimmed.
cape collar. were 91.98. now 95.98.
GOLF CAPE.
OTHER CAPES.
There should he never a cape left a!-
ter the ssle‘s over with such oilerings
as these. it’s not dimes but dollars
you' re saving this time.
Ladies Black Astrakhan double
Capes. tur trimmed. glorla silk lined.
were $5.49. new 98.49.
Ladies' Black Boucle Cloth Capes.
fur trimmed. gloria silk lined. were
95.98. now 93. 98.
Ladies Salter Plush Capes. bear tor
trimmed. one ltalian cloth lined. were
96.98. now 94 98.
Ladies' Plaid Colt Capes. (rings and
button trimmed. were 97. 98. now 95.99.
Lagies’ (loll Capes. double faced
cloth. plaid and fringe trimmed. were
91.98. now 95.49.
Ladies' Black Astrahhan 0990!. full
ammmr trimmed. ltalian Cloth liar
ed. we 91.98. now 95.98.
Ladi Golf Capes. black and white
check. were 98.98. now 99.49.
Iadies' Colt Capes. plaid Seance.
high collar. were 98.98. now 8849.
Ladies' extra Salter meshes. lull
sweep. rui- trimmed.- silk serge lined.
were 99.98. now 99.98. .
Fine Beaver colt
dark grey. black and white plaid
med. were 914.98. :ow 9193.9."l 1‘ '
Ladies' extra saVy Capes.
brown. beaver. plaid Wm
t
(or two seasons. were 91?. 98. now 918.98
918.98. now 919.98.
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114 WASHINGTON STREET
Ax .
We do all' in our power to this}: _j
that will secure the results desired by
_ for your horse. cattle and poultry.
Using “cheap” grain is {also
We promise you the best. The.
lowasanyoneoansellit. *
Buyoatsithst' " sin
SOUTH NORWALK
gage. to and themselves at an old age
in a fair way to be deprived of the
savings or a life time.
SCHOONER STILL HlGH AND DRY.
Guiltord. January li—Jl‘he three-
maated schooner Francis Goodnow. of
Boston. which went on the rocks near
Goose island. yesterday morning. was
this morning still high and dry. This
forenooa the vessel‘s owner. Captain
John Nennell. of Boston. telephoded
that he had instructed Wrecker Scott.
of New London. to undertake the work
or floating the Goodnow. Later in the
morning a tug arrived and beganpre—
parations to haul the schooner at. The
sea is comparatively smooth and it. is
believed she can 'be floated without
great dinlcuity.
IT’S ALL NEWSPAPER TALK.
New Haven; January ill—President
John M. Hall. of the New York. New
Haven 8: Hartford Railroad Company.
wastodayaakedastothetruth oi the
published report that William K. Van-
derhilt had taken steps looking toward
securing for the New York Central
Railroad the control of the Consolidat-
ed Railroad. He said: "We have no
information on the subject other than
that contained in the newspapers and
we have no reason to believe that any
odors are to be made."
HANDED FOR WIFE5‘NURDER.
Philadelphia. January ll—Robert
3”“ 3.1“”; "”13“.“ “:3." “l
oyam ng son r t e run or 0
his wile. in the lattehrt of 1898
Brown. who had just beetrdlscharged
from the House of Corrections. went
to the house where his wife Lucinda
was employed as a domestic and ac-
cused her of having caused his arrest.
Brown drew a knife and stabbed her
repeatedly. inflicting wounds which
soon resulted in her death.
ENGINEERS DEMAND GRANTED.
Cleveland. Ohio. January iii—The re-
cent demand at the engineers employed
by the Lake Shore road that the salary
classification be abolished and a uni-
form scale of 98.80 be paid for a day's
work. has been granted by the com—l
pany. The advance granted will bene-
fit :00 englnsus and amount to about
989 per month tor each. The pay or
yard, or switch engineers. is not allect~
ed by the new order.
AMERICAN LADY lNJURED.
Rome. January ll—The Calais ex-
press trsin due here at 11: 50 this morn-
ing collided last night at Corento. lt-
aly. with the through train from Home.
An American lady. whose name is 1809 5
known and who was traveling with a “
maid. is among the injured. Later it
was ascertained that the woman injur-
ed is a lira. Bhoinger. She unstained
031:! trifling bruises.
1:
Up-to-date Clothier and Farm 7
50 Wa11 SL. mNorwalkg;
FAILED - - -‘
To sell our stock of Trimmed and Catrina
and down so the prices. '
Wool Felts. price was 75c and $1. (I);
For Polls. price was 81. 25 and 82 (I);
Trimmedliam. wasSZBOandSSOO;
Trimmedflatswas $4.00and $5.;00
Golf Hats. was 81.0) and 81 25;
Golf Hetmwas91.50and92.;00
Special Prices on Ladies’ Wool Underwear all
Agent Old Staten Island Dye House.
TILLOTSON & MIL
Q
FIRST—GOOD BUTTER below market price. Good Butter 19 ~.
thé price in New Yorktown am home by thetuh. with a diam
“h Butter is retailing in this city from 90 to 85¢.
tactthatwehadbutter boughtahead oouidwebeabletolellat
price . ........................................................ 3k 1
SECOND-GOOD COFFEE. ‘How about your Cones. :Ara
nee? Try my Java. it will tell sgood story it you give it a
said “ltiaasgood as Ipay88c ror' anothersald “Itls better-s
for. " I have bought 2. 500 pounds of this particular Codes and ltis =
meat now with me. i have sold it for months with pleasing m
customers.
THIRD—MODEL onocnnv BLENDED ran is bound to
“That is the best Tea 1 ever tasted ‘
favor. One said since Inns
’9 care for Tea and drink but little. but that
try." another. "i don
The same people are coming back repeatedly tor it. which is peony
idencs oi quality. Try it at 5c pac
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