so: Connecticut: Fair tonight. is-
a-easlng clondinca and rain or snow
Sunday afternoon. variable winds. be-
coming sou rly.
«obs ll. Darin. piano tour. will
be is South Norwslk. next. week. Dr—
ders sent to the lahackemo Hotel will
receive attention.
An Order of lisptssophs Is to be in-
stituted in NorwaIk.
——s——
lt you want we cents for every dollar
expended tor shoe leather call at Clo»
ver‘a.
Sherman Commandery. U. 0. G. 0..
lastsI miles the newly elected omeers. last
a s
—-Shlrts to order. 6. S. lrsland &
(30.. 12 Elm Grove St... 80. Nor-walk.
llr. and Mrs. Paul G. Schultse. Jr..
of 19 Hariland street. are the parents
of a son.
Rev. B. F. Matron will have charge
or all the services at St. Paul‘s Church
and Chapel tomorrow.
——Mary Keller—Please call at Post
once Vtor letter.
bliss Hattie fiPunselt. 01 Chestnut
street. has been visiting relatives in
New York and Stamford.
Watch Theodore Olsen‘s advertising
space; it will‘hlossom next week with
bargain oderings in shoes.
-—Chlckens and Fowls. 1255c 1b.. at
Hayes's.
Mrs Lelia Weed. of Franklin street.
will spend several weeks with her bro-
ther. Louis Wilcox. in Brooklyn.
Crowds of people‘ are partaking oi
the advantage or Howland‘s Mill End
Sale. now in progress in Bridgeport.
m.—
-—Caps. Caps. Caps st O‘Brien’a.
Walter Spencer has leit the loom
oillce oi the Standard Oil Company. at
Wilson Point. and will go to the. Point
Hreexe station in Philadelphia.
The visit to South Norwsllt. of Gol~
one! Higgins. chief secretary of the
Salvation Army for the United States.
has been postponed from January id.
until January 80.
—Speeials for Sat. and Mom: - 1000
yds. Hamburg Edging. 5% and 100 yd.:
a handsome lino of Corset Covers. we
upward: Le ‘cs‘ slln Drawers. 2m
upward; ‘ bed Vests. 19¢ up-
ward. l. S. 8.00. '
Frederick H. Parsons. of Bridgeport
iormeriy oi South Norwalk. has been in
town this week. lie is now a member
or the firm of Meloy & Parsons archi—
torts. P. 0. Arcade. Bridgeport.
. By earnest eltort A atoll. the Cot-
tage avenue grocer. haphsucceeded is
keeping the nudity o! is goods the
. .highest and the prices the lowest
Read his prices in a new advertise
menitoday _
«Pork Roast. some: Leg Lamb. 10c
For-counter Lamb.“ Fresh Should-
, mas: Sir-lot 18c. Schnitss’s Har-
«bets. 5 ltallroa Place. So. Non. anc
34 lain street. Norwalk.
, :i'l‘ristsam C Ryan'- anneal sale oi
garments commences today
Stock includes malty oi' the best things
they have had this winter. Every gar~
meat must he sold. and the prices hsvr
been marked accordingly. .
The Solo Quartette~ Orchestra held a
rehssrul last night at the home or the
leader. Jesse Henson. Prospect avenue
A missus number of guests were present
andgrsstly enioyed tbs encellent qual
fl ofi flow
~Ws ”0‘” m Osndy. bane.
gun—n....—
guesttbis
muem. of this city.
George W. sienna. at Boston. is
them « his brother. General nan-
uel Mid. iii The Norwalk Tram-
way Coupany. tor a few days. .
W
huh I: Son's store is bubbling over
with money‘sarlng values. ml
twentychve per cent. discount is otter-
ed bouquets. ulster: and suits.
——Spcclsle for Sat. and Moon Ladies
75c slid 80c Corsets. 49c and flu: special
price on job lot of Children‘s Wool
Hosiery. abs upward. M. S. Smith & Co.
A pair or telt boots was stolen from
in front 0! Olsen Brothera‘ Nor-walk
store. one evening this week. A tramp
The latest hattcrs‘ :atrlks in Orange.
it. J.. that at 150 men is the factory or
Frederick Cummlligs & Son. has been
settled and the men have returned to
wor .
-Psre Codes with Cream. at Lane‘s
Stat! Captain Galley apd Captain Lis~
ton will visit the South Norwalk Sel-
vatlon Army corps on lionday. January
22. in the interests of the work among
the culdren.
it is rumored that Albert Mossmsn.
of the Connecticut Renting and Power
Company‘s Norwslh once will succeed
Berry Herr-ill. resigned. at the Natlom
nl Bank oi Norwalk.
--Dr. ll. S. Roses. ocullst. can be
consulted in the parlors or the Ma-
haclrcmo Hotel. on Tuesdays. between
the hours old end 1' p. n.. and daily
between 9 and 12 a. n.. 6 and
p. m.. at 280 State street. Bridlellort.
Eyes examined and diseaws treated.
Robert MacDonald. or South Nor-
wallr. was in town Tuesday on bush
nose—Attorney William F‘. Tammany.
of South Norwallr. was in town Satur-
day. ~Ridseiield Press.
William Bull R8rowa. while coins to
an early morning train. yesterday. tell
on the icy sidewalk in Hamilton ave-
nue and was severely injured. He will
he laid up for some time.
—Hats. Hats. lists. at O'Brien‘s.
The ilnal hearing in the case of T. E
Mower. an insolvent in bankruptcy in
the United States court was held be-
fore Referee Banks in Bridgeport.
Monday.——Rldgedeld Press.
Mrs. Lilian Sherwood-Newkirk. Miss
Agnes Gibbs. and Messrs. Hatch and
Nash will sing at the Vesper service
oi the South Norwalk Congregational
Church. next Sunday afternoon.
——Choice Country Turkeys. 13c lb.. or
Hayes' 3 market.
The schooner L. S. Levering. of So-
mers Point. N. Y.. which has been dis—
charging a cargo oi lumber at Hatch,
Bailey b Company's wharf. was towed
out of the harbor today. by the Addie
V.
James Cole. Thomas Reynolds. liar-
shall Smith and Thomas Walsh will
ittend the wedding of Miss Maud idol»
comb. of Brooklyn. next Tu even-
ing. bliss Holcomb is well known in
South Norwalk. . .
—Speclal for Set. and Men: Mrs
Pott’s Sad Irons. set or 3. $1.25 set:
sale of Enamel W . Jelly Tins. Yel-
low and White 0 kery from 10c up-
ward; Round Cake Boxes. 39c; Bread
Boxes 48c; Gem Tins. 8c cs.: all class
Chair Seats. 9c: 20~ot. Bread Raisers.
69c: Tin Wash Basins. 9!: as. l. S
Smith and 90.
Second Lieutenant H. N. Godirey. oi
Company F.‘-Norwalk. has received his
coed .Bloom. resigned. and Sergeant
George C. Meehan has been chosen
second lieutenant
Thstwoeassntlalstomodern houses
envseserasdrslpt. They retlu
that and character.
new:
color or paint—and will do the
is suspected as being the guilty party. ,
m
appointment as first lieutenant to sue- ‘
David ligation. of Rates Hill “a 4
cannibalism ' a... M‘-
ets omtheracbs. We‘ltset less money
save the dlflm
JACKETS.
Ladies’ Brown Cheviot Jackets. cheek
silk lined. double breasted. box treat.
were Si «i9; now 82.0%.
Ladies' Black Cloth Jackets. double
breasted. gloris silk lined. were $6.49;
now 33 19.
Ladies Black Bouele Cloth Jackets.
double breasted. elm lined. boxi'ron trout.
were $5.98; now “.98.
Ladies' 'l‘sn Melton Jackets. stroll
season pearl buttons. sill: lined. round-
bailout. were $8.98: new ‘6 i9
cares. fl . 7
Ladies' Black Boucle Cloth Capes.
ilorla silk lined. tor trimmed. were
85 49; now $3. 49. .
Ladies' Salt's Plush Capes. boar tar
trimmed. ltalian cloth llncd.were 86.98:
now $4.98.
Ladies‘ Black Boucle Cloth Capes.
braid and Jet trimmed. tur on collar
and front. were :5 98; now $3.98.
Ladies' Golf Capes double faced
(with. plaid ilounce. were 88.98; now
. ll.
Winter unseen
Dark wrappers are worn by many
women the year round. They can‘t be
bought the year round though st any
such prices as these. Good. well made.
well tilting wrappers they are. too.
Ladlca' dark stripe Flannelette
Wrappers. shirred back. special. reduc-
ed to 98¢.
Ladies' Black and “'hite Polka Dot
Flannelette Wrappers. V yoke. light
lining. now $1.25.
Ladles' Figured and Striped Flanel-
ette Wrappers. braid trimmed. at $1.39.
Lsdies‘ Figured Canton flannel
u.~:a.*
Wool Islets. Silk Islets
Measure the wearing time you ‘ve
not. before the flowers bloom; weigh
shat these‘ll cost you compared with:
what they would cost if we were not
cleaning up the assortments. Theo lis—
ten tothe promptings oi prudence.
Ladies' Velvet Waists, latest cut back.
at 83 49. ‘
Lndles’ Stripe Corded Silk Waists in
colors. at $8.98.
Ladlcs‘ Meta Slut Waists. corded
angswahlts stitching. in blue and garnet.
at
Lsdies' Flannelette Waists lo stripes.
new colors. at is and 6.9c
wool tunnel in bro blue. red
4 ' ”my. WI;
Hick,“ ' ‘
for them than we'reiustly entitled to.
l but that doesn‘t matter. so long as you
Wrappers. is fancy color figures. at,
in black, blue. lavender. and garnish;
Shirt Waists. Ms _ all
end
W all wool W Wallis.
braid trimmed. at 31.89.
ill or our hlsh priced mach “late.
in sateen. liercerlsed sateen. brillian-
um and all wool annuals. at reduced
prices.
batted Madam
To summer it means camphor and
cases. listing and lugging; dead stock
and dead money tor six months. Isn’t
it clear to you why we‘re willing to
close these lots at a liberal ascribes.
MEN’S UNDERWEAR.
lion‘s Natural Grey. heavy weight
Shirts and Drawers. now 21c.
Men‘ s Fleece Lined Shirts and Draw-
ers. good value at tile. for Sin.-
Mcn's Natural Wool and Camera.
:2" Shirts and Drawers. reduced to
Men‘ 8 Fawn Merino Shirts and Draw-
ers. worth 88c. tor 69c.
WQHEN‘S UNDERWESR.
Women‘s Jersey Ribbed Vests and
Pants. 25c kind for 17c.
Women: Screey Ribbed Vests and
Pants. good value at 88s. for 28¢
Fine Quality liesry Ribbed Vesta and
fossil;2 long or short sleeves. She kind
I' c.
Women‘s Superfine Wool Vests and
Pants. 89c quality for 60¢;
Blankets W
Using time with you now. Yes. and
for months to some. Style or which
fads doesn‘t aiicct them. so it you buy
now at promises prices aren’t you
practicing the best kind of economy?
BLANKETS.
1044 Dorset Blankets. in white or
grey. with red or blue borders. at 49c.
11.4 Domet Blankets. white. pink or
blue borders. at 3.1.135.
114 White WoolvBlankets. in blue or
red borders. at $1.50.
10-4 White Blankets. in fancy bor-
‘ders. at t: is. _
. COMFORTABLE.
Full also Silkoline Comfortables.
cheese cloth back. at 89c. -
Figured Sateen Comfortables. full
else. at 98c.
Plain colored Sateen Comfortables.
full size. extra white cotton tilled. at
$1. 9.8
. little use: Notions
g There‘s no want of season he!!! to
Ishrlnlt prices. but theres good reason
iwhy prices on little lots like these
should be shrunk-at least we think so.
j Best quality soft finish Thread. 300-
yard spools. 2 spools tor Sc
3 Superior 8-ply Mending Cotton. 45‘
yard spools. 2 spools tor 5c.
; Ndickel plate Safety Plus. all since. dc
car
r “E: Paragon Hair Pin. 3 packages
or
1 Aluminum Combs. unbreakable. non-
corrosive. indestructible. 10c.
15Best: India Rubber Dressing 'Combs.
C. .
Pearl Buttons. all sizes. be dossn.
; Extra quality Pearl Buttons. .8: dos.
: lves’s Family Soap. tor the toilet,
bath and laundry. 8 large cakes for
Large cakes 0! Pure Castile Soap. 3
cakes for 2%
Ladies' Silk Elastic Side Garters.“
colors, 10c pair.
rattle!) and poultry ‘
We do all in our power to tarnish grain ,
that will secure the results desired by you} '
for your horse. cattle and ponltry.~ " ’
mt" or the H40 so": use for been.
“4 WASHINGTON STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK.
(false economy.
thew“
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Mohamwitbbsstingmswlte ;
.é ’l‘heessewilibstrlednsstwsst. . :
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t;.li._lsgssr.n.l‘.Dot-
and‘ée‘.l|‘.Slattsryhavehouu~
pointed a committee by Hope nose
Com tosecureasuitsblstraueln
thirty members of the
A sister or Conductor Joseph Buck-
msn. 0! the Red line. all as she
was setting caratltr kmsn's
residence car, evening. and
struck her bud ‘agslnit the step of the
car. She has been ill ever since from
the euects o! the fall.
~Uubrella8. Umbrellas. at O'Brleo’s.
Conductor menus Lahey. of Clay
street. will probably be able to resume
his duties with the night switching
crew next week. His lest bend. which
was crushed while coupling cars. is
healing nicely During his absence.
William Langley. oi' Springatreet, street,hss
been acting as conductor.
’John ("Dutch“) Monaban has agreed
to enter future puxilistlc encounters
under the management of Thomas
Francis Welch. who has looked after
his interests somewhat for some years.
it is said that "Dutch" is trying to ar-
range-a go with Joe Walker (James
Shepard). of South Norwalk. He also
expects to go about the state giving
exhibitions in the principal towns
"Dutch" is a strong lighter. ready to
tackle most anything:
Frank A. Dickerman has bought out
C. A. Sherwood‘s news and conicctloo-
ery store on the east side or main
street. and baa-assumed charge. Since
the burning of Raymond's block. last
winter. Mr. Dickermsn has been oc—
cupying a part of Paterson‘s barber
shop: as soon as possible he will move
all or his stock across the street to his
new place of business. Hr. Dickermsn
now controls the newspaper business
oi the town. lie is lost the man for
the business and will make a success
oi lt.—New Chosen Messenger.
WEAPONS IN THEIR soars.
Why Hungarians Come to America
Armed with Pistols or Knives.
New York. January lS—Testilnony in
a murder trial given at New Bruns-
wick. N. J.. brought out a queer fact
as to the customs and beliefs of nuns
garlans. One or the witnesses and the
deiendant testified that it is the gen-
ersl belief in their native country that
in America every one carries a revolver
or halls and that in every quarrel in
America. an American is ready to kill
his opponent.
All Hungarians intending to go to
the United States are warned to carry
a weapon. and to use it at the first op-
portunity. so as to prevent the other
man from “getting the drop" on him.
To this fact is due the readiness of
Hungarians to use a knife or gun in a
quarrel.
Most Hungarians carry weapons in
their boots, because in Hungary no one
has pockets in his trousers. it is al-
leged. and it is hard to accustom them-
selves to the American method or car~
rylng a gun.
DEATH ON THE EDMONTON TRAIL.
Victoria. B. 0.. January lh-News
has been received from Dawson that
Corporal Skirvlng. who was in charge
or a party detailed by the northwest
mounted police to go in search of the
missing Mount. party. and who lelt
Dawson. August 39 last. retarned on
December 18. Corporal Skirving con-
drmsthereportotthedesthotthree
persons who constituted the least
party—4L!“ .llotat. oi Pembroke; Paul
Believes. oi Duluth. and one Holmes. of
Fresno. Cal. The? were what homun—
ed of a party numbering probably
twenty—live persons en route to the
Klondike over the Edmonton trsli.dnr-
lag the tall or 1891.
nor-do. N. It; January 13—me o!
W
dfcatethatltwasthessvereststorm
Nrexperlencd m’thersgicn. The
terrifle.’ an
snowmobiles-sleds“
my
which to place the photographs of the '
emulation.
In the price of Men S. Bells and e
Hears weight Suits.
We cloSe out blokes lots Mice
WILLIS H. SELLEQK.
UD-to~date Clolhier and Fe um
“ 50 Wall St. Norwalk
FAILED - - -
To sell our stock of Trimmed and Untri
and down go the prices.
Wool Felts. price was 750 and 81. (I);
For Felts. price was 81. 25am! 82w;
Trimmed Hats. was 8250 and 83 00;
Trimmsdllats.was$4.00and$5.00.
Golf Hats.wse8L;00.and8125
Goflflatsgwss8l.;50and32.00 4
Special Prices on Ladies’ Wool Underwear
Agent Old Staten Island Dye Hones.
TILLOTSON 8: Mi
as Washington Street. South Noreen.
AT THE MODEL GROCERY
Three Things that Should [littlest
FIRST—GOOD BUTTER below market price. Good Butter
the price in New York is from 30c to die by the tub, with a ma
ins higher. Butter is retailing in this city from so to 85¢.
germ um we had butter bought ahead could we be able to as st 5
so
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ND—GOOD COFFEE. How about your Coma. Al!
iled?‘ Try my Java. it will tell a good story it you give its
said” ‘lt is as good as l pay 38c tor." another said "it is better:
for. l have bought 2 500 pounds of this particular Coifee mod it
naught now with me. l have sold it tor months with pleasing
c omers.
THIRD—MODEL GROCERY BLENDED TEA i hound
favor. One said “That is the best Tea 1 ever tasted slice 1 can:
try. another, "l don‘t care for Tea and drink but little. but that
The same people are coming back repeatedly for it. which is
ldence 0! quality. Try it at 5c package.
LORENZO l
fills Sachem Stu. F
PLATINOTYPE AND CARBONS.
Wat thireu‘s Studio.
’ OUR4PHOTOGRAPHS ARE FOR '
.ilttedtoglssscsatmostmllflr
53 WALL STREET. NORWALK. E. M. “JAG.
All trolleys pass the dool‘.
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School Children,
whosesyosm below the Normal
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