Evening sentinel, Friday, January 10, 1902 · page 3

 

yC‘o You Only 5c ‘

With '1" telecoms.
.. its 3' fg,
11.0% -*

1v
sow '

 

Local News Niles

WIATHIR FORECAST-

h‘orecast for Norwalk and vicinity:
Cloudy and probably snow hurries to-
night, generally fair Saturday. ‘The
area of low measure in the lake reg
ion yesterday morning has moved
ea trend and is new central over New
En and. it is prodUcin'g cloudy
wehthcr and flurriea of snow in the
lake region and New England. An
area of decided high pressure is cen-
tral in the northwest. ‘

Conditions favor for~this vicinity.
cloudy weather with snow hurries to-
night followed by clearing weather
and slowly tailing temperature on Sat-
urday.

 

w...—

Miss Sarah Andreas, or Fairfleld are ‘

nue has been entertaining Miss Lib
bie L Seeley. of Dorian.
—L’egs Lamb, 14c. Hayes's.
Senator ,John H.
hope to save any of the cargo lost on
the schooner Eva L. Ferris.

~Sunday dinner at The Clifford, 75c.

Every item contained in the ad. of
J. A. Hlslop & Company today will be
sold less than its normal value. Look
it over and be convinced.

~5‘lib. pail Pure Lard, 60c. Hayes’s.

Lincoln'Council, 0. U. A. M.. will
confer the first degree on one candi
date this evening. The candidate will
take his second degree in Lecd' s Coun
cll Tuesday night, January 14

~Sewing Machines any make you
desire, At Lockwood & lvcs's, 39
Wall street '

Smith Northrop who slipped on the
ice and injured, himself so severely
that he was unconscious for several
minutes, last Wednesday night. is able
to be about again. He was assisted to
his home by William Knapp.

Lamb Fore. 8c. 10 Water St.

Miss Blanche Stuits. of Barnum avc
nue, Bridgeport, who has been spend-
ing a few days with relatives ,in Sey-
mour street, ,‘South Norwalk. has re-
turned to her home. accompanied by
Charles Griffin, also of Bridgeport.

—Good regular supper_ 25c. Lane‘s.

Horatio Howe, aged eighty-four, was
found nearly frozen in the woods on a
mountain in Canaan yesterday. His
recovery is doubtful. 11ch went into
the woods after incl yesterday after-
noon and becoming exhausted was un
able to reach come.

—Gran. 80., 10103.. 50c. F. D. 1... & Co

Raymond Brothers have made ex
tensive improvements to their recent-
ly purchased property corner of Day
and'Eiizabeth streets. The Stannard
and Webb houses have been moved to
new positions. and the Worcester list
has been moved from Toiles street on
to this property. The houses have all
been newly papered and painted inside
and out. and the work of grading the
lawn, etc, will soon be completed.

wit’s never too late to try the im-
perial Crown 10c Cigar.

. Julia Krotikowski, who shot at

Louis Kotarski with intent to kill him.
was arraigned in the Bridgeport city
court yesterday. She asked for a con-
tinuance until Saturday to secure coun.
sel. The continuance was granted and
Mrs Krotikowski's husband but up a
cash bond of 81000 for her appear.
ance. Kotarski went from the court
room direct to a lawyer's elites and
brought suit for $1200 against Mrs.
Krotihowski alleging that the attempt
to r:{hoot him had damaged him in that
so ‘

 

""“W‘ .0..- .- L“...

Public Market

OFFER FOE, SATURDAY: .

i“, .
Choice Youilg Turkeys.

lilo lb.
Home Dressed Foul, tic lb.
Small.- Frosh Hams. 13c lb.
Fresh Shoulders. 110 lb.
Roast Psi-h,» also 1b
Lou'flpyiiig Linib,‘ ‘ 3 140 lb.

Pom Quartets luring Lamb. 90 lb.
Strictly Fresh 111m, 260 dos.

stem A: Minot 0 Hams Shoulders
Sausages Hg‘s’ Pinks, Feet, ‘csBpsrsribs.
Pork Tenderloin and pure Heme

made Lard. as R .

 

Ferris does not-

mlwm

 

 

 

 

i

 

i

Willis H. Selleck has a wagon out
advertising his annual clearance sale

John O‘ Sullivan is giving his cafe in
Norwalk 0 general overhauling.

-—Gran.Su..10ibs 50c F. D. L & Co.

John T. Hayes, the Main street.
newadeaier was in New York yester-
day.

The Norwalk Board of Water Com
missioners met Wednesday and or-
ganized.

~Leg of Mutton.121,§c. 10 Water St.

James B. Costello is in Newark, New

his cousin.
——Fresh Hams 12%0 lb Hayes's.
Miss Grace Seymour of West

street. is entertaining Miss Mary Mil-
ler, of Cannon, over Sunday.

street is the guest of her daughter

en.

-Closing sale of Children' s Worsted
Hoods Tums Cloth Hats etc. 19c 0a.;
all our Ladies’ Emb‘ y H d'k' is. to close
150 ea. M. S Smith & Co

Christian Missions was the subject
of Rev. W H Hubbard's address at
the South Norwalk Baptnst Church
last night.

The old town hall in Bristol was

the cause.

Lockwood a lves. 39 Wall St.

There will be three sales in one to
marrow at the Boston store. See the
ad. in today's issue for list of things
and prices.

——Gran. Su., lOlbs.. 500. F. D. L. 5100
Bradley Kellogg. 0! Brooklyn has
been a recent guest of his grandpar-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Josiah Kellogg, of
Broad River.
~8unday dinner at The Clilford, 75c.
Governor McLean has authorized the
admission of Lillian V. Jaekel, oi
Bridgeportto the Connecticut School
for lmbeciles.
~F‘lorlds Oranges,
D. Lawton a co. ‘
The irate:- commissioners of the olty‘
of blowout have chosen Qoold s. Hoyt
as chairman of the board for the com
ing year to succeed Thomas B. Stout.
Several panbury students or
Brown' a Bilsiness college are unable to

20 for 25c. l".

diphthbria Quarantine in the batting
town

B~Ghlcksnm 1256c 1b.; Turkeys, 16c.

H.109 “John‘s” oi Hartford, who has
been dissing hinder stay in South thél'lr-
waik, has returned to his home He is
kilown in The Norwallu as the tin nuts
1) lyer.

“so“
to $50. to c as. 860,1». : Mon
its as. ill grades Men's whom.
yobr oholmrflnawfl- 3- smith e 00
mMiss May Adams gave her pupils I
select it her hulls in lesser moms.

 

Jersey, today. attending the funeral of

Mrs. James 0. Jennings. of West‘

Mrs. David Stout Wcrts, in New Hav- 1;

damaged to the extent of $800 by lire ;
yesterday. A defective chimney was ‘- ,

~Phonographs and Graphophones—,;
Over 1000 in stock to select from.

attend school at present owing to the ‘

Wiimsv 8‘

can?“ sum libs , ,
listed entertaining by Miss Grace
., Adams.

 

 

HAS BEOUN TO POUR FORTH 11's MIGHTY STREAM OE WONDERFUL BARGAINS

IT OPENED THIS MORNING WITH A VIM AND ENTHUSIASM THAT ALMOST

CARRIED Us OFF OUR FEET.

1“.“«17i «iv:

YOU ARE GROWING MORE AND MORE TO APPRECIATE THIS OREAT SALE AT

ITS TRUE VALUE.

THE MILL END SALE IS DIFFERENT FROM ALL OTHER SALES;

(”NIT yMlef

. am am
WE CAN GIVE YOU IN TYPE BUT LITTLE IDEA OF ITS IMMENSITY. THERE

WILL BE ON SALE TOMORROW AND FOR DAYS TO COME, GOODS THAT WERE
NOT ON SALE TODAY. THERE WAS NO ROOM FOR THEM. ON EACH AND EVERY
ONE IS MARKED THE DISTINCTIVE LITTLE PRICE OF THE MILL END SALE.

IT BRINGS

HIGH-GRADE MERCHANDISE JUST AS CHEAP IN PROPORTION AS IT DOES WASH

GOODS AND COTTON.

. .COME EARLYIN THE DAY Ir YOU CAN. YOU CAN STAY LONGER “'A‘ND—fi"
PAYS TO SPEND MUCH TIME As WELL As MONEY AT THIS SALE. BUT COME
WHENEVER YOU CAN; THERE ARE PLENTY OF SALES PEOPLE TO SERVE YOU AT

EVEN THE BUSIEST TIME.

LIL ii.

BRIDGEPORT. CONN.

 
 

i Paul Judd and Michael Gollins have

moved to the Stephens place West
INorwalk owned by Raymond i’os.

Certificates of incorporation have
been filed at the mum of the secretary
Eof the state by the Connecticut Safety
i Whilfietree Company, capital 86. 000, of
" Norwich.

i ~Chickens, 1295.0. 10 Water St.

1 There was a disturbance in a Water
§,street Norwalk house, Wednesday
night it was a family affair and as
there was not much violence there was
no police interference.

——Corned Beef. 2~lb. can, 18c.

. Lawton a 00.

i
W
l

i . .

. Brush iii lie
1 Dust

FROM THOSE

mogul lulu

which you have in the loft and
‘ we can lit them as ,~

PORTABLE GAS LNIPS’

Cost loss han 81.50 each.
Latest idea on the market.
Call and let us explain it to you.

I“. I).

 

Couu.,Raiiwau d
.LighliuaCo.

36 WASHINGTON STREET

 

 

 

 

William and Beaver Streets New

, .Yorln

’. ii I OEEICMW‘

William A. _N«13. Pips-idea

.. T. Barr Y og-Prol'i i.snt
Whiter .ifrew, its-President.
' Frederick ‘1‘, Mirth? W
. Willwln. WHWI
Cashier.

 

 

 

 

a
o

a

run HOWLAND DRY Goons 00;.
Olsen’s S oeiASale

Opens'and who wants Shoes?

 

The time to buy is when you

is the finest lot of shoes ever offered at the prices.
P. N. Wadleigh, Haverhill, Mass,

can buy Good Shoes Cheap—this
Have bought of
for this sale. I

Ladies Find; Kid Shoes, retail price $2.50 and $3.00; they will

$1
9|. IS
I 98

6 cts."

 

 

 

 

Our display outside. of Shoes.
tell you about' in this ad.

No editor can run a good paper and

run for cities at the was time

m

I

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

. 140W. 1H1" ,.. .
We odor One rod Donors M
ward tor Ostsri'll‘ that can»

 

not, be “:3 by mfii’l‘col unearth. Cur
.d .
. 3‘. .1. ohm

files Monty's lines; a... hm: r
J Cheney for the last its-us.

MAI Wolfe” mm in

am much?

mom utilisation made
more , .3. ......... M

 
 
 

 
 

*5 cfé

congress.

fete“

x

Ladies' Extension Sole, Patent
Leather Shoes and Vici Kid
Shoes and Box Cali Shoes. the
$2.50 kind.

Ladics' Fine Kid Lace and But-
ton Shoes. patcnt tip. new styles,
and the kind that sells quick.

Men’s Vici Kid and Box Calf
Shoes. heavy soles. all styles.
Men's Patent Leather Shoes.

Men’s Heavy Congress Shoes.
Men's Heavy Tip Congress
Shoes. Sizes 6. 7 and 10.

Ladies' Fine Storm Rubbers,
the kind that sell for 500.

Misses’ Rubbers. worth 45c.

Men's Patent Leather Shoes,
button and lace.

Men's Box Calf Shoes. lace.
Men's Vici Kid Shoes, lace and

Men’s Plain Toe. Satin Calf
Shoos.lsce and congress. This is
a good one. See them.

will show you more than we can

 

M ssvso Kim's hrs. '
Mrs. Captain 11. Hubbard. of hill

lord. 1301.. says: , “Brulllsn Balm our
ad my boy‘s life. He began lust like
the one we lost with cross. We gave
:22; s 10:3 Mass. He quickly drool-mi

My g1; 11%”! n the morn-
Niliiiiiiiii

3011:th Designed.

 
 

 

 

Every item in this “ad." will be sold at less than its normal value; tit
is a plain statement but a statement of fact. nevertheless. There’s a no.
profit for us—s very ..ttie profit; the big and of it goes to you. 2
If you ask us why. we will tell you that we consider it good advertising
to occasionally give our buying public a surprise of thls sort. We've done it 'v
before and you've appreciated it, and we know you’ll not be slow to approa-
latc this chance. Just another hit of emphasis. EVERY ITEM ADVERTISE
ED 13 FRESH, NEW AND SEASONABLE.

DRESS GOODS BARGAINS. WINTER WRAPPERB. .

Meaning dark Wrappers. Not all» I
”a ",2? vaailgszfzflhtigtbgy 31.73,: sizes; consequently not full prim.“
dress, then you'll read this through. Half-price would be m" me figure.

 

l. dies’ Fl ltt 5

After reading you’ll want to investi- 3“.ng and $235339: $433,381.34:
gate flouncc, reduced from $1.25 to , , .
36 inch Plain Figured and Plaid Ladles'Flanneiette Wrapperslatolt" *‘ '

Dress Goods reduced to 19c a yd.

00 Pieces Plain and Figured double
width Dress Goods, light and dark col-

style bishop sleeves, braid trimmed.
reduced to 81.00.

Ladies’ Flannelette Wrappers. new 3

ore. reduced to 37%c yd. 3:395:11, latest styles, worth :fgg.
51-inch all Wool Costume cloth, ' I
worth 890; reduced to 500 a yd. BLANKETS AND COMFORTS.

There'. activity in blanket snd‘com
fort selling: to Increase that activity
we offer such values as the following:

BLANKETS.

Cotton Flannel Blankets. good size,
choice of borders, from 590 to 81.49.

11-4 White Blankets, about 50 per
cent. wool_ large assortment of bor-
ders. well worth $3.00, for $2.25

54 inch Heavy Weight Homespun
Dress Goods Camel’sHair effects, $1
quality new 75c a yd.

WOOL WAIST FACTS. i

The proving of them will likewise
prove us and add a new friend to the
store, or make an enemy, and we' re
not making enemies of our public. Not 1 Extra quality White Wool Blankets.
If we know it. an excellent value sold usually at

Ladies' Flannel Waists latest styles ‘54- 50 8950"” at ‘3- 93'
bishop sleeves reduced to _ 39c, Chi t COMFORTS

Ladles' All Wool Plan 5 n z covered Comfortables plain
tucked front and back, £35 $133: cheese cloth backs tucked or quilted

for 850' Silkolinc covered Comfortaflilgg

Ladies’ Fine Quality French Fian ‘ ' ' .' I ’
nel Waists made in the newest shades 1:31:32}! all Whm/ comm filled. ‘31 $2191
Sf Blue. Green. Old Rose and Red re 4 Sateen Comfortableg figured Lox- ‘
“09d ‘0' 31 50- plain backs filled with c .oice selected
Ladies Handsome French Flannel cotton tucked in all colors 82 00.
Albatross and Brilliantine Walsts, Extra large size Silkoline covered
made up in the latest style rich ef Comfortabies pure white cotton tilled.
fleets; abargain reduced to 82.00.11 bargain at $2. 25

 

88 8: 88 WASHINGTON STREET SOUTH NORWALK.

 

 

Mourning flute. and Nomi isles
10mm volsmmmmrm .
Veils mime wcrrllrosnmerk will =

 

 

Clething Sale
Now On.-

 

Men’s. Youths’ and Bous’. Suits
and Furnishings being sold regard-
less of their original cost. You
can; find some suits here son and
uoNNéwrll be proud to wear. and
there will be the additional satis-
faction of thinking of how much
uou have saved.

 

 

 

(a

Fronds St CO.
98 washiagtcn St .
§9 Norsem-

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

WE’REAIMING AT YOU
FOR NINETEEN TWO

Our ammunition consists of thousands of a... of thrive-y busyf
fraud-proof, hellish Casi, which we are prepared to shoot your only}.
; iar upon slight proyoostk'ln. Our stock is by for the is t in Non
a walk. Ivory ton represents 8000 ponsdsoi honest veins: ' ,
la We can suit your heater sud enable you to live impel-toot W ' '
”i fort may the corsair venues; on coal ital:- mo and his-n1 new
‘ We’ll harem sssl than when we promise it.

4 ' use you are issues-out the telephone is W (is-«s.

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

700..