rs. [twin-thermal.
”minute
itloohs
at, remedy in this ago as in
W thing with which we have
as individual consumer is left
own Judgment, or lack oi judt
waste of water will continue
the supply be plentiful or not.
a}: way to do away with the
and foolishness of which
at lleriden are guilty is to
individual consumer account.
The Journsl has already pointedm
“only in which this may be done
has of water meters would hove
“he eflect as the use of use
;;But whether this suggestion it
=ornotihefsctstillremnlno
new to give toeschuser
m In Rel-idea n share or the res-
llty. Now. the guilty and in
t inner nllke. Fix the responsi-
. e—Ierlden Journal.
I swore: AND nurse.
it lab? at the likely-Sixth Birth-
. dsv ct Iii-Is lie". '
”Hoyt. who resides with hi:
.‘Hrs. Hester A. Fancher. ii
. , avenue. Norwalk. will reocl
Autism-sixth annisersary oi his
“Sunday A family reunion i:
hold todoy at the home of Mrs
in honor of the event.
was served. at which near-l:
descendants were present. 'l‘ok
m in the shape or present
Ten to Hr. Hoyt by members 0
lly. Mr. Hoyt is rather teebl
his memory sometimes fails bin
times he will relate incident
cd from eighty to ninet
Hie eyesight is also ver:
tithe eon barely distinguish ch
“.1804. He is s direct (ice
of layman Hoyt. who was hot
d In 1585. The letters sot
.became a resident of Norwall
- :Ie died in 1698. leaving it so
.ln the line from which Gen
William Tecumseh Sherman we
. . Eight generations live
1“ between Lyman and Linux-
am married Lydia A. Week:
did in Hatch, 1874.
. “tighten survive. all or who:
in the reunion today. The
in. thr, with whom Mr. Roy
" Hrs. Charles H Roscoe; Hr:
' an! at North Wilton; Mrs. Hen
Ronny. or New Canaan; Mr:
wife of Rev. J W. Davis. oi Est
-» 7 Hrs. lion-loos Whitney.o
miter of Norwaik iriendsan
celled upon Mr. Hoyt durin
' and paid him their respect:
the day was a happy one
wish was expressed on ever
the same party might be pro
. . _ anniversary.
perch on
this. his grotto-embers. Inserts.
demonstrate his right to the title “Em-
Bentham & Bruins. those in-
rinclble and unopnroacbsble musical
comedians: Ollie Young. acknowledged
to he the hoot ‘- club My Union w
& Pearl. in their astonishing. per-thie-
lltoiixtho responsibility. A: ‘1' . . :1"
land; on unuounlly terse singing
‘ Woyne’s double
tyinnhony‘ m and many othters
’-
'l'he scenic eouiiilnent will be com-
fine. the hut port setting being more
debut-ate and costly than anything of
spec. ,
cars are required to
We and ellects of this
lit‘ ,
prise this.
. company
memhethl
the kind user seen here.
toll“
lorse «notation.
’ every dollar
xpeoded for
shoe leather.
Glover’u.
1:“ raw-learn e» . Mu. ".
. i%‘°“‘ f”%‘.%‘°$ ”lg; “"
so rope e
merino ‘
' ; have ‘a decided vogn W. ~
There will bow hole hots so well so
i I said that the orders for wash
shit-ternar- which“ Mulroney noes
Scarlet cloth. l’er‘lio‘n lamb sud white
thorns-um are
30m
m... Tmrnue emcee
Jim was born in Pound Ridge I
' your: hence. on the eel-pier
econ-rs ran sou-rs WWCA. .
Victoria. 8. 0.. Jennary lav—The Gon-
in my: me omen.
ny 0H
vaunted mu :6: can scr-
‘tlrdor dilution. .
District o! Wk. sn.‘ Pronto
court, January 18. A. 11.th ‘-
Whereas. written epsilon has
been madetothioOourttnradlninisc
trntion oi the estate: or Ephraim
games. into n! Norwsllr. in asid Dio-
Ordered. That mid annlination be
heard sud determined at the Probate
once in Norwslk. on the 10th day or
January. 1800 It in (few. torenoon;
and at public notice chores: besiven
to persons litter“ ted W by
ing thin order in n no
W
having a circulstion in said District or
least three days below said day of
ABA 13. wooowmn.
hearing.
ll: git.
Must be, Felt
YOU CAN‘T REALLY AP-
PRECIATE A FELT MAT—
TRESS UNLESS IT is
“FELT.”
There is lots of chance for
imitation, but theres little
chance of your being satisfied
unless you buy one or the gen- .
~ ‘uine Felts. We have them. '
Made of the best. material
‘snd put together in best style.
We are altering them for one
week at greatly reduced prices.
A. J. Collins 6: Co...
Funeral Directors and
u no nu u. 30. mo.
THE 9. J
isleotedll
MVeryBeot
«:ch arson
MMӢ"Iewo
PAPER
3w Tmee-oso:::
evsfiuiwfi
PAINT
Both sre prime doctors in stirsctlve
nrogrosslveneoo. They ore necessities
thot stomp refinement sud character
upon American homes. You make the‘
selection—any potter panerreny color
paint-We moire the price-omen thot
reasonable. Make the dwelling—mote
that inviting. We go anywhere tor
business: Cell and one Q ‘
Wall Papers." Pointers subplies. Arte
ists' Materiel;
Pictures Framed to Order.
Painting. Paper Hongiufinheorotinl
87 Washington street.
South Norwallr. Conn
Tel. Cull. 148-5. Open evenings till 8: 30.
'Bonrd of Rollo}.
Notice is hereby given that the Board
of Relive: o! the Town of Norwalk will
meet at their once. Opera House Bloch,
on Holiday. January lot. 1900. tron: I
o'clock until 4 o’clock. p. IL; Saturday
January 6th.:roln tron! until (o'clock. n.
ln.; Wedneodny evening. January 10th
train 7 until 9 o’clock; Sa.turday1sn-
ry.isth hon: 1 until i Jo’clock. p. in;
Wednesday mu.
won 7 until i o’ 5m Jano-
an oath. from 5 until i 6.1! In.
for the purpose of hearing and deter-
mining soy and all made to
them tromthe dolng'ottheAseessorl
on list of 1899.
They will also meet with the Assess-
ors as a Joint board sum-day January
mutuamorthemot shot
in the polls or sick and disabled nob
cone
13mm '7
JABVISM
duh“
"that the igner our there
to modern so cloth make a v ‘ tell for a rl
m are a! ten or fwdw‘m ’ ’ 3%: mule
double end oloseawith mast resch
two-thirds of the why W ltl
growingcactlinbottleohny'bomade
an unfailing source at interest to the
ground an inch deep.
cork the bottle. clue: it with cooling
_ are responsible for the first Jonnsry
mall ’0“-
“ihowhehil.”
—-Phlladel'nhio hioNorth Ainerlesn.
Specials for thin Week;
4
mm mung...
flowinghisorm. ‘he’sotetooartietr
The “Philadelphia m" hell! how
children in the school room and or
home. The method was discovered in
the botsnicnl gardens it Berlin. Clean
s cordial bottle. cover :9 bottom with
it thoroughly
and throw in two or thneoeaetn secede.
we: and hang it in 3 window. where
the sun strikes it. for several hours
every day. in cold weather the bottle
must not be exposed to the sir. The
evening nod rooting oi the seeds and
the development of the, will be
utmost so it by magic. plants will
nourtsh for years, n otgtenient proven
by the lost that this It the Berlin
Botsni col Gardenshs‘v'e been scaled up
for live years.
“The Dry Goods Economist" thinks
that the grandinothcrs oi’ our mothers
“.aolea " Woo it not in midwinter thnt
our grand-mothers elected to mote
their snowy pieces of malls into Inc-
uechossisss and robe wns nun
colnmiu‘oue shirts to over the es-
tenders! Who also thought of asking
the long winter days profitable by
creating the garments that wouldbe
used in the spring add summer. the
dayswhenonedcnireotobeoutwotchr
ing nature grow rather than he sitting
in the study sewing room building on-
dorsal-men “affix in order to accom-
plish this. our woo the moon. I:
it not. than through our mndmbtheu
that the ides of January sales was first
formulated?
The Designer has s very unique de~
u tor a mm cleaner is me
rm or a little doll woolen. It in mode
of a tiny mop handle. eight inches
long and a ball of course white lrnlt~
ting cotton. Cut the cotton into strands
six or seven inches long. Tie these
tightly at one end or the may by twist~
ing a string about them. then turn we
strands back over the tying. and draw
out a row of thorn at each side for the
ulnits of hair. Tie a strong niece or
twine about an inch below the top or
the strands: this makes the neck at the
doll. Twist some extrs knitting cot
too about the handle to give the renuiu
site deuce of plumpness to the body,
and leave some more innit Mm
be ploited tor the arms.- Tie the string
turn: the waist about two inches be—
the neck. The rent at the strnndo
wrmmtwfimcm Mom
“I believe." said Jenner to his mote. ism , s fi ’“ ‘
has as:
MW A{Rhe monsoon.
mtowuhthoehlnneyoorh
a
mice in ’ prices. ,
:\/
oho. our last purchase.
disc direct from first hands.
t
totwi‘oo eoeh week. places before you the finest
more that the ordinary. but it’s well worth the difference. Suppose you try
themdge. That fine aroma and flavor when you sip it. captivates and holds in your
who're in gctyour Coffee.
A desxgoetlon in itself. indicating the scope and purpose of the colossal men-7 7
chandise event. Saturday. Jan. 13th will be the beginning of one of the greatest .
trade affairs in the triumphsl history of the Norwallr Boston Store surpassing in
value and bargains all former gmt sales. Enormous stock of new bright met-chalk
Goods for present necessity. goods for future needs.
"negotiotions on gigantic scales and OFFERED AT ELEG- ,
58-2
AT SEYMOUR’S STORE
A Cup of malicious Coffee
And breakfast is nearly made, but if the Codes is poor your breakfast is spoiled.
Do you have a cup of first class Cotes? If not. 1
us. Fine Define to one of our specialties. we pride ourselves on selling a better or-
ticle than you can find in this town. 7 The genuine Padang Java.
three thousand pounds in the green berry.
00596 in the world. It costs 3 little
W E. SEYMOUR.
‘ Alkaline Grocer. '
t is because you are not buying it of A
Dress Goods Jackets, Capes, Hosieru. Underweéir, Gloves.
Laces, Ribbons. Notions. Men’s wear.
Ladies’ Wrnbpers,‘ Infants’ wear. Blankets, Prints, Shootings,
Collons. 'Wesh Goods and Flannels.
sirable merchandise at exactlu Half-Price. A tremendous Sac-
Kitchep Furnishings,
All new, clean and de-
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“Want” advs. in? The Sentinel Pay.
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end Arabian Mo-
this Cofiee roasted
itandbe
emu-mi mist.
Norwalk Chronicler