Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, February 3, 1900 · page 6

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GoodJune Baum- .....
20 lbs. Granulated Sugar

We have ly added a SHORE
ll am 1'0 mmv '
mama to leak. watch
can he done at a moderate oust. ‘-

mm 8. new

SANITARY PLUMBBRS.

to South Main Street.
Ionic Katmai. Southm.

’ each‘decllned. and Ir. Tulle: can aet—
ected to Ill the position
Attorneybeo Daria olerod the lol~
loving roaolutloa. which '18 rend by
the secretary, Eduard H. Gomharttt
Emlred That the are committee of_
the last Nor-fall: F'lre District he. and

We have than eonnrhy

Are Yoi: . 24 cutie. ms... Asia:

‘In Grace Rankine. In Edward Si-
nuns. and In William Porto: was

Slim IUBRAY & 80

IRIDOIPOR‘I‘.

K MIN" LUNCH

SERVED FREE II 032 BASE-
IEIT SALESROOI.

Armour's food preparation: are the
talk of every housewife who is inter-
ested. and we believe they all are. but
we not them to come and listen to
Ira. Brown and and how. much more
they can learn about these wonderful
mg.

The store has It)" thinned. inventory
and till once more o‘er some first
lama. the results of that are
all our hayen' mistakes, and this is
the tine thewr cone to light.

We make the prieee lot. and the
sooth hve got to go. Sort-g invoices
7.. “already hereaad thegoodacrowd-

unguaratol'emmthaynusteome

«Menomandhemtheaeaalesoi
all winter merchandise.

Just a let bargain: we mention here
only mu hall at that we‘ve got in
0815* this Death of February.

Come and one for roared!

‘ Wane-s Jackets 85. Infield of Sm
9.4 a:
When: Jackets. 3159. instead oi

- a m a.
O Tailor-nude Suits '7“. II-

they hereby are. authorized and rev

one-led to petition the anteetmen o! the
Tmottlmalk. to loaertin the}
next all for a town meeting. a clause}
requesting the town of Norwalk. to!
mat to the Ian Norton: Fire Dis-l
trirt the use of the land owned by thol
oak! tuna. touted east of the Down;
Town Cemetery. for the purpoae at!
erecting and maintaining a are house-
thereoa. l

The resolution having been second-
ed. It was voted that a ballot be taken.
by the utters passing to from or the
rhairmaas desk and depositing their.
ballot to a hat. The tellers appointed‘
were W. G beCouat l"-‘. I. Wheel”
and E. R. Gorham. The vote showed
thirty-eight in [aver and six opposed
to the resolution. Two blank ballots
were not.

The meeting then adiwrned. and an
opportunity was street the voters in
sign a petition to the aelectmen. ask-
ina that the request he placed in the
all for the town meeting.

mun.

Ilsa Hattie Olmstead \isiled Islands
in ton on Iona-y.

The New England Glou- Company
has resumed work under most favor.
able amenicem

The Christmas decorations at St.

Iatthews wow removed on Ronda:
prior to the team at the Purification.

The Reading Circle met I'lth In!
H. E. Chicheeter on Thursday. Eng-
land in South Africa to: read and dis-
cussed.

Judge H- E. Chit-heater was amt
several days this week on important
business mounted with the tub ms
one an unsettled insurance case. The
hearing took place to

Samuel Folsom and his sister. Ilsa
Folsom. left town on Thursday. On
Saturday the steam Indiana vlll hear
them to the West Indies and South
America. Boa voyage and a safe re-
turn. .

Sometimee' coming events cast their
shadows before.‘
lyseen Mumtheu'aekolthé
Consolidated. Do these Operations
tomhadov Whle clauses in the
near futon?

Rev. and In w. I). Ran have been

- feeling grut anxiety cues-lag oer-o

ions men tron Oberlin. thae Iias
label and Ilp Ethel an at oollqe.
ltnowtnuatruthat:bt§aagladieeg

 

The celebrated Brokaw Shirt. at 751:;
‘all the latest designs and colon. . »

Harvard Socks. 2 pair for ‘25“ in »

black and brown.

Shaw Knit Halt-Hose. 250 than}
mds. browns. slates, black and violet:

Cluett. Peabody a co. Coll ms; 39

d'fieflnt styles; 2 for 26¢. :7

Gents' Night Robes at 50 and 75c.

A complete assortment of Neokwear
in Bows. Techs. Four-it-hand and
English Squares.

Gloves. Handkerchiefs and‘ CE—

brellae to please everyone. ‘ a} g

to send any money to
your friends 111 the Old
Gum ? If so send it
throng ' this a lay.
Rates are reasons lo.-

JACQB M. LAYTON

5 m m
.0. 103‘“

$13 3393 $14

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Favorite Route tron the North an:
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and North Carolina.
for toll iota-nation an}! to

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