Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, January 27, 1900 · page 5

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Cache-0e Tribe of lied lien confer-
red the Adoption degree. last evening.

-—Jaa. Sandals—Remnants llam-
horg Em. Outta. Pianuels. Prion.
Gingham Females. I. S. Smith «I Go.

lira. Cornelius flwood is ill of
typhoid fever at her home in Orchard
street. .

 

 

 

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Trim :1 Hyatt have addal two

 

 

-——R.oast Pork and Pork cm. lie
pound. at Hayes's llarket.

An adjourned meeting of the Nor-
walh Baptist Church will be held Tues—
day evening.

lune Mamie Ratchlord has resigned
as colorant book-keeper at the Nor-
walk Boston store.

—-Pure Cotes with Cream, at Laura

The moses lane. at The Green. will
entertain the Brentrle Club on the
evening of February 7

Jack Corkerhan. of Woodward avo-
uue. has aerated a position in l. H.
, Glover‘s South Reruns store.

-—Gmt (Weaning Out Sale. Great ex—
citement. All goods at am coat. till
February lat. Grout «ham to save
money by buying your goods ahead.
All goods the freshest and rnoireet the
market ali'ords. . Don't lose this oppor-
tunity uttered by “Our Red Hatter
Stone Co.” East Korwalk Branch.

W'illiam (‘. Jone. Jr.. of Franklin
street. will play the violin at a private
concert in New Harem February :3.
Mrs. Joseph Outer-hanks. who has
been iii-lard to the use with a trac-
tutvd hip. up now get about some.
what.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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~Tooueu. Tonnes. at O’Briea‘s.

The Board d Relief in the city _00
Norwalk. will be in “ion until 5 o'—
clock this alteraoon' in the Council
moi.

Harry Mather. the contractor. ex-
pat-to to have his new shop in Water
street completed early next week. New
machinery will be placed in it.

«Pred- llams 10c.- Bayes's.

Mrs. G. lmfi'rriee last evening on-
tertained the Helping Hand (‘in-le til
the Norwallr Would Church. at her
home in lierwin street.

 

 

 

The Catholic Club will have a saint:-
er. Monday evening. There will be a

 

 

 

 
 
 

 

 

manna-ammuni-
Warrior's“. have returned
”WWW”, VilltatLy-

 

vchlckens and Fowls. 1835c,

We llarket.
...,..___....

Jets lfller. o! Oedarstreet has
purchased a lot corner or South Third
street and Woodward avenue. of (lab
Vin F. and Frank Smith.

The engagement of lllhs Flora Belle
Sherwood to Stephen Gamphell Wol-
eott. at Wisconsin. is announced. llr.
Welcott is a Harvard man. 1900.

—Great Cleaning Out Sale. Great ex-
citematt. All at. first met till
February lat. chance to save
moaey by hula: your goods ahead.
All goods the lmhest and choicest the
market alords. Don't lose this oppor-
tunity otered by "Our Red Letter

, ." lihst Norwslk Branch.

The tuner-a! of little (Anise Hilliard.
daughter of fir. and lira. W. H. Hil-
liard. will he site My: alter-noon
from their home in France street.

The funeral of Ira. F'anny L. Van-
derbilt will be held tomorrow after"
noon. from the residence of her daugh-
trr. lira Crosby. on the Slingshot:
road.

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——.lan. Specialty—10 plere Toilet Sets.
83.25 and 80.09. ll. 8. Smith a Go.

The funeral of Mrs. Harvey Fitch
will be held from the residence of her
daughters. the Iii-sea Fitch. in Spring-
wood avenue. Monday snernoon at 2
o‘clock.

 

Miss Aline Stocking. a Goorgrtown
young lady. who has a boat of friends
in Norwalk. has been seriously 1!]. She
has now rerorared sumoientiy to en—
loy an occasional drive.

—Csps. Cops. Caps. at O'Brien's.

The Rev. Charles )0. Seller-k will
have charge of St. Paul's Churrh to-
morrow. He will preach in the morn-
ing and in the evening at the chapel
in Berkeley street. Rev. Mr. Barbydt
will preach.

 

 

John J. Mulvey. of Cedar Street. who
has been in poor health several
months arrived at North Creek. N. Y.
January 28. hoping that the change will
prove beneficial. He writes to friends
in South Norwalk that the climate is
very cold, but he is reeling pretty well.

 

——anJ Specular-Gent“ a. [aides and
Children' s Hosiery. ll. 8. Smith t Co.

Several of the Sound steamers which
pass Nor'mllt early in the Evening. did
not so through the Sound until this
morning on account or the high wind
and rough sea. “any or the through
express trains on the Conmlidated
Railroad were alao delayed neveml
hours.

 

 

—Hot House Lettuce and Radiance.
at Hayes'a -

 

 

Shortly before midnight. last night.
the twelveoiach water main in Cross
street. Not-walk. burst. appoint the loo
rality. The water was shot at from
that side of the town all night. (3qu
to the break the electric light company

‘ had hard work getting enough water

to supply its boilers.
~1‘urkeys. He. at fiayee‘s.

No cars on the Tramway line ran to
Broad River. this morning. until the
7:10 trip. The water from last niaht'o
fire ran down the hill and flooded the
trolley tracks. covering then: with ice
several inched in thickness. The cars
were unable to run until the ice had
been broken from the rails.

~Alpines, Alpine-,atWBrieo's
Clair will basin ltti1

'l‘haLamoal.’
Wherearteratnmo
c. Palmer.

 

three

Besides; ,

lines are L practically met 7 I

hangars dances multiply
wanted thing. then the chalice

 

3‘ is"; winter Viihcs

if m. 0901: advertiser! is “the .

ts yours—450m.

 

FANCY
DRESS WEAVES.

True. the assortment: aromas
”as they worsen-her. but what
at that! Just the am you mt
whmuwthea—mmoaey
saving

90-inch mixed dress goods. were 38
and 091:. at. Sic yard.

winch hue! weave dress K0003.
wcre 08 no 58c. now 811‘ yard

00-well all wool some in Black. No-
vy. Brown. Green. Tan and Garnet.
now 09: yard.

05-inch all wool Henrietta in Navy.
Green. Brown and Cardinal. at 59c yd.

05-inch all wool figured dress goods
in solid colors. Nurys. Greens, Browns
sad Tans for 09¢ yard.

50-inch till wool plain. mixed or
check dress goods were 98c and 81.19.
now 751:.

SOME
JACKET LOTS.

You‘ll wear the Winter Jacket for
months yet. You'll buy the Winter
Jacket. it you buy it here and now. at
about one-half early season's prices.
and that means dollars saved—ant
dimes.

Ladlea' Black or Brown. rough or
smooth Cloth Jackets to clone 82 98.

Ladies' Black Kersey Cloth Jackets.
lull lined. box trout. were 80.98 now
8398.

Ladies“ Tan blélton Cloth Jackets.
reduced from 88.98 to 80.98.

ladles' Black Melton Cloth Jacket

Gloria lined. double breasted. wert
89.98. now $5.98.
ladies" mark Melton Cloth Jarkel

double breasted. box front. block and
white stripe satin lined. were 812.09.
now $7.09.

W OMEN'S
WINTER SKiRTS.

Not many. but good. They‘re made.
some or sateen. some of memorized
cotton and a low of silk. Just about
one-third the price can be saved now

Ladies' mixed wool Cheviot Skirts
percallne lined. at 8219. i

ladiee‘ Plaid Wool Skirts. platter.
back. percsltne lined. were 85.98. now:
8.99.

Ladies' Black all wool Cheviot
Skirts. open on side. braid trimmed
Were 85.98. now 83.98.

Ladies‘ All-wool Brown Cheviot
Skirts. with orerskirt. 0 rows stitch-
ing. were 81.98. now 85.09.

Ladies" all wool Brown Venetian
Cloth Skirts. braid trimmed. were
8909. now 85.98.

Lulles‘ all wool largo Black and
nitrite plaid skirts. were 810.09. now

109. ‘

WOOL
WAISTS.

Cotton waists will soon begin tc
bloom in this store. You‘ll wear tht
war-tn wool waist though. long uttet
we‘ve. begun to show the cotton. Buy
it now and you economize

Lodies‘ Wool Planar! Waists squafi
yoke platted back now 88c.

ladies‘ all wool Flannel Waiuta.
Square yoke. braid trimmed. were
81. 09 now 90c.

 
 
 
 
 
 

Ladlea’ mm Walnut. platted w
and ”updated yoke. woe" 81.88,
new 81.08. .

Ladlea’ Plaid Walrus. Camel * Holt
ellecta, deep pointed yoke. lull trout,
were 88.09. now 8130

ladies allwool Freudh W
Wallis. pointedm yoke. new style 5081.5“!I
were M83. 98. now French.” from

t

MSG!“ Wants.
an nonsu- Braid trimmed. now $1.36.

 

WINTER .
WRAPPERS.

 

Meanina dark wr‘appers. riot all
uses: consequently not tall: priced.
Half-price}, wouldebe near thajlxure.

udlea‘ Blue and White Polka Dot
l-‘iannelette Wrappers. braldxtrimmcd.
V yoke. were 81. 09. now ”0.

Ladies“ dark figured, F'lannelette
Wrappers. braid and male trimmed.
were 8159.111“? 81 iii.

landles‘ hm twill Flaunelotte
Wrappers.b trimmed. were 81. 79.
now 81.29.

ladim‘ lam? twill Flannel Wrap-

4191's.:- aware yoke were 8298.110"
I
moles plain colored Elderdown

House or Bath Robes. in pink and
blue. with girdle. worth 85.00. at 83.00

NOTING
NOTIONS.

Weightier mutton have crowded out
notions in our t‘ads" of late They‘re
here though to speak for themselves
when we cant speak for them. Does
this store number you upon; its no-
tion customers!

Bone Hair Pins. 2r. dos.

Italian Shell Hair Plus. 15c doe.

Box of assorted Wire Hair Plus.
‘The Hope" 5c box.

Best Pearl Buttous. all sizes. 5c box.

limes Stays. "The Kieth.“ “Puritan“
and “Gemini."

Your choice all lengths at 8c dos.

Ladies' silk side Supporters. 190.

ladles' satin Band Supporters. 85¢.

Taleolu Powder. unequalled for the
toilet or nurse“; Echo:

Special Violette Perfumed Taloom
Powder. 16c box.

Vici Leather Dressing. 100 bottle.

 

lehy'a or Hauthsway‘s Combina-
tion Pacific” Its-let (aflbsr Polish.
~10c packaye: >

Lame bottle! 0! thmoula. 5c bottle.
Packaae or pure “sane" wire loop
toilet. Paper. 512 package.

 

Pure tissue ‘medonia" permuted
Toilet Paper. 1000 mm tor 10c.

 

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allow priced goods.

 

 

 

v “
, ~ Economy: 13 it real?
tion.

It 18 easy to make low prizes it qu‘sli-~
: .ty is disregarded. The market is always full

is assured to all who buy here.

110 Wnshinzton soot.
South Nat-walk.

 

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Thai’ 8 the quea-

Quality to all we. sell
We louye.

 

4am. Shudder—Ladies Flaunelette
& soda-Percale Wrappers. 1!. 8. Smith

gas. Unholtx. ot$efi2§mmrkeh
mm 1. lipid

gum: Loekwoodd; among; has:
yacht d“g:l§ile (11,.” built by the Brad-
ieyboya. Stamford.

 

 

-Jan. Specials. Tin Ware-— Enamel .

Ware. Wooden ware and crockery. ll.
8. Smith ‘0 Co.

The Minus Ziola and Zuella Allen
gave a reception to a party of friends
at their home in Brush street. Thurs-
day evening. There was music. games
and relmhmeats. Anion; thosepre~
sent were the muses Mary and Flor-
ence Boiler. Beads P. Nickeraon. Ber-
the Smith, Edith Brothel-ton. Marion

EWelton and Sallie Hyatt.

POPULAR Am

AT HOY'l‘S THEATRE. ’

When one takes into consideration
that besides the plays, many new and
interesting specialties are given at all

performances 0! Frankie Carpenter,
and that all plays are produced with
correct and appropriate scenery. it is
no wonder that the theatres are not
large enough to hold all of the people
anxious to attend. Miss Frankie will
titer to her patrons next week at
Hoyt's Theatre such specialties as
Brooks. the eBanio King. The Wonders
tul Shadowzrsph. Wurgraph. with the
mm: The Man in the
noon. Illt ed overtures. by the
concert orchestra. Master Condon. Boy
Baritone. in illustrated songs. and
last. but not least. the inimitable “Miss
Frankie" beach. This certainly is a
great altering tor the prices charged.

IXPISSE 01' rue NW1.

‘lhev root ass—.355. is Estimated In
(ls-ll! Cam-launch.

The County Commissl ers in their
annual estimate or r ipts and ex-
venues of Falwell! county for the like
cal your commencing July 1.1900,rec~
moment! a 3-10 of a mill tax. which
will raise 839. 000. The other tlmsted
receipts are: From labor 0 prison-
era. 81. 200; state board or prisoners.
880.:000 state board or children. 810.-
000: liquor licenses. 810,000; all other
agrees. 8000 making a total of 880.-

 

 

 

 

F‘ollowlnx are the “Shots of expense
at Bridxeport and Dunbar-y jails:

Provisions. 88,;000 clothing. 81.. 900:
bedding. 8900mm: fuel m8l.;400 light. 8700;

edlclnea. cdloal attendance.

000; building” and “repairs. 82.;000 lur-
niturc. 8200; otsiek prisoners.
8100: water and ice. 8800; telephone.
8200; transportation. 8150; stationery
and stamps. 8100; sundries and sup—
plier. 83.000: stable expenses. 8100; in-
surance. 8500: miscellanmus. 8100:311-
ary ch‘splslu Bridacwrt jail and jail-
er. firemen and assistants. 81000; to.
eat. 825.560

At Court House: Repairs. 88.:500
furniture. 8!. 500; law library. 81000:
law library librarian. 8600;1sw library
insurance. 88.:000 telephone, 8175; sup~
piles,8l,000:1aultor and engineer. 81. -
800; elevator expenses. 8080; Court
common Pleas, 850: salary and mileage

county Monmouth” auditors. ’ \

county treasurer. attorneys toes and
(lei-ks fees. violation liquor law. 87.-
000. stationery. blanks and stamps.
8500:1ncldentsl ouce expenses. 8200
one-halt maintenance bridges. 8.8.‘000.
interest on bauda. 80.000 :repsirs Bab-
ltt‘s 010080.88”: new Court house.
Daabury, 826,-.000 total. 851. 805.
County Route. 818N000
The total estimate of expenses
888.985. The commissioner:

Is
now have

. a balance on our to meet the diner»

once ”ween the estimate of receipts
and expenses.

BUTTER UP “EGGS DOWN

Dry Weather li‘orood Price at Former
L‘p. Rodent. Minter Latter

This price or butte is going up and
aomootthe localdealerszosohras
to «thou-tam tarot
twill call for as high an tom
«mamudwtthlnashort time.

 

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, There have been treouaht advances in

the price recently and more are ex-

 

: peered to come within a low «”15

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OUR toss :- w Y0,
Second Annual Mid-Win ei: - <

Sale 08 Macro and Boya’} cl“-

86.503100: now $487 312190510030
8.50 suits now 5.37 1500 511183110
10.“) suits now 7. 50' 18.“) slug

301063thde in

Willis H. set

 

 

 
 
 
 

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Tillotson St

Women’s Muslin Underwear

Begins Saturday, January 20th. "The
Make." we keep. We placed our order very
season to avoid the advance to price.

A commanding variety. many more styles
from than during any previous sale here arch .
at prices that are bound to earn your uitq
tion.

Same Genuine Bargains 1n Millinery at ‘

as WASHINGTON smear
' r so. no- WALK; coLH.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Has a lot or desirable goods in Jellies. Janis, Catsup, Pleklei.
Canned Pineapple. Mince Meat. that must be turned into money"
peot to make sacrifices. Call attention to goods below as on up
counter
Mouth Dottie Pickles. 93c" finest

Mustard Pickled, large bottles. 10c.
Plain Pickles. pints (plain) 8c.
25glow England Catsup. lie; 2 bottles

Burns “‘0 {‘1’}: ....-.’ .(

Pine Apple. large can fruit goods -. , ‘
25c m kidney has. be can.

It is owing to thee .
goods and the low prim
attention to the above.
at 12c. . ».

Digest and Bast lines
The Model Blended ‘l‘sa
stay Nothing herhy
sweet and strong; Ho
ket can come sum

18:fpriooto. line halves. heavy syrup.

Ap ricota. tine halves. heavy syrup
six cans 81 00.

Noam, 88¢.
Trusty Friend dry pack Pumpkin.
3:13: can will make six pics. 3 cans 2:54:
can.

Apricot. Pinto and Itrawbarry Pro
serves, glass. 10c; M (be.
Apricot Plum Jam. bottles. 10c.
Strawberry Jam. bottles, 18c; *3 the 003'“! Nil“)!

850 bottles. 8mm 16c. tells the story. So trial

We are trying to add to the sum at human happinccs by

goods at a just price, out of a clean bright store. with honest
lull measure. Give us a call.

LORENZO manta--
’JAcxsows ruoroogx

Possess an individuality of their 1:!0.

ucxson's LARGE P0

are noted for their perfect liken anti
. has uiiful finish. a
WATCH OUR DISPLAY

E- M. JACKSON P to ' 5
53 you Street. 0.33.. my

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